"This cop pulls up, he's like, 'you,' " Hayes recalled.
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An unmarked white van pulls up to the border post.
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She pulls up her gown, and reveals a vaginal bandage.
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She pulls up her sleeve and gestures to her wrist.
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The van pulls up to the latter distillery in Arandas.
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When your Uber ride pulls up, the color should match.
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CreditCredit Ryan Wilcox pulls up in an old pickup truck.
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A battered Nissan pulls up; a thickset man steps out.
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The Mercedes pulls up quickly, too, possibly hitting it from behind.
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But, at that very moment, Navegante pulls up to Jorge's car.
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The motorbike returns and pulls up to the group of children.
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"The forint firming also pulls up the zloty," the dealer said.
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Tomorrow the whole circus pulls up stakes and moves to Toronto.
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Glass scatters everywhere, and within seconds, a police car pulls up.
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Ask "¿Dónde estás?" and M pulls up the location sharing feature.
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The taxi pulls up at a house I know isn't hers.
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TAVERNISE: So all of a sudden, this police car pulls up.
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Back in LA, Evans pulls up the site on his iPhone.
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It is nearly midnight when a Border Patrol van pulls up.
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" He pulls up and pauses to emphasize each word: "Lift off. Cristal.
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Exporting likes and playlistsSoundiiz pulls up all your SoundCloud likes and playlists.
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A cop car pulls up, and Kat is immediately taken into custody.
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He pulls up a chair, smooths his dress, and tells a story.
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POTUS then pulls up to the guests and engages them in conversation.
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Joe fights back, then pulls up, knowing better than to punch down.
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The term "handmade soap" pulls up more than 76,000 results on Etsy.
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In the video, Henson pulls up thousands of Instagram posts under the #MuteRKelly hashtag, then pulls up just one she is able to find bysearching the #MuteWeinstein tag, following the video with a "hmmm" and a thinking face emoji.
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Initially, the aircraft pulls up and increases thrust at a 45-degree angle.
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He gets into bed, pulls up the covers, and turns off the light.
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He pulls up his pant leg and points to one on his calf.
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The playwright Richard Nelson pulls up a chair at another Rhinebeck, N.Y., table.
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A boat pulls up to the yacht, and Deathstroke is riding in it.
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"Vivian pulls up my shirt every day and kisses my belly," she shares.
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An Iranian patrol boat pulls up alongside a ship called the Kokuka Courageous.
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When a Volvo pulls up they dash towards it, awaiting offers of work.
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He pulls up a map that shows where Europe's carmakers and suppliers are.
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He falls to his knees, pulls up his sleeve, and unsheathes his knife.
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Then, when you do, it pulls up the Google app for search results.
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And then another game, with more promises, pulls up in front of me.
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Click on "Number Filters," which pulls up a more detailed pop-up.7.
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As soon as Diana's BMW pulls up, flash bulbs start popping in earnest.
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" When the handmaids' getaway car pulls up, Emily jumps in and cries, "June!
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A fan with a custom painted car pulls up to the Staples Center.
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Swiping to the right on Control Center pulls up the new Now Playing widget.
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Rebecca pulls up to their home, which we then see has been burnt down.
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A 65-year-old woman in a Prius pulls up beside me blasting Enya.
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Victor Dobaño pulls up the Telegram group that Catalan firefighters are using to organize.
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When she pulls up the whisk, it makes a peak that doesn't really hold.
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In some cases, it occurs before the plane even pulls up to the gate.
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Faux Google pulls up $1.5 million (though we presume that real Google would, too).
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A simple search pulls up tons of PT fans (or at least, eager observants).
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Costa pulls up again, this time after cutting across the top of the area.
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"He pulls up and all these Budweiser cans come spilling out," Mr. Garro said.
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Guerreiro pulls up his shirt to show a nasty red wound from Boutaib's hand.
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Clicking on their roaming markers pulls up trail camera footage, and stats on their lives.
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Blinking through menus in his periphery, he pulls up a home-brewed RFID reading tool.
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Nearby pulls up those results within categories – one of them being a family services category.
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He goes back home, comes into work the next day, and pulls up another lead.
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He pulls up in a clatter and racket and smoke and pushes up his goggles.
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The two can be heard talking crudely about Zucker's looks as their bus pulls up.
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An ambulance with sirens blaring pulls up and emergency doctor Grant jumps out the back.
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The video shows McDonald walking when a squad car pulls up and two officers exit.
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During the college days, they decide to order food, and Jenny pulls up options online.
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Gloria Putnam pulls up to our campsite in an ATV with a beautiful picnic basket.
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He pulls up to the police checkpoint, just a few miles away from the city.
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It essentially pulls up every single Friday night you spent thrill seeking as a teenager.
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Lee pulls up in front of a small ranch house with a big front yard.
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When Miles pulls up to the Top Happy Spa he begins to question his decision.
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She takes several steps toward a black vehicle that pulls up to a parking spot.
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Searching "marijuana dispensary" on Facebook pulls up plenty of other legal medical marijuana dispensary business pages.
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After more than an hour and a half, the truck finally pulls up outside her home.
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Past the usual face-swap option, you'll see one that pulls up your phone's camera roll.
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As I'm walking back to my car, keys in hand, a vehicle pulls up alongside me.
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Perisic pulls up from distance on the left and lashes a shot into Pickford's side netting.
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Once a car pulls up to the testing zone, they're asked to roll down the windows.
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The person then runs away, as what appears to be a Border Patrol vehicle pulls up.
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The Hummer stops abruptly, and the Mercedes pulls up quickly, too, possibly hitting the Hummer from behind.
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Whether he pulls up or drives seems a matter of choice; he can do either, whenever, easily.
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Allain pulls up a display of a flat Earth, covered in colored triangles marking the boats' locations.
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A North Korean ship pulls up next to a Chinese one and then they transfer the goods.
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You just enter in your cedula (national identity card) number, and the system pulls up your name.
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Willem pulls up a comic on his father's iPhone—a "parody" version of Asterix, Boshoff hastily explains.
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A simple Google search for white prom dresses pulls up options that cost a fraction of that.
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But then a car pulls up, knocking of them to a ground, and Sarah Connor steps out.
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Near Harvard Square, Sergeant Glynn pulls up to a bus at a parking meter that has expired.
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The corner looks dangerous ... until Liverpool's back line pulls up and leaves Son and others well offside.
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Browse among the highlighted sections Amazon pulls up for you where it detected keywords from your query.
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In the minute-long shooting video, a driver pulls up to an older man on a sidewalk.
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A simple search pulls up millions of white noise videos and many of them have millions of views.
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Robbery #220 -- 22:21 AM -- a man is walking into his house when a black SUV pulls up.
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They are connected to a pump which pulls up groundwater, for use when the irrigation canals dry up.
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Now, it pulls up an entire pen-enabled panel, with access to sticky notes, sketchbook, and screen capture.
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A windowless white van pulls up, and out come two cages, each holding a lively-looking black bird.
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Viewers control its speed by pressing a button, which pulls up a random slide from Wolf's chosen 74.
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However, Apple's is more limited because it only pulls up tracks that are in your 'recently listened' list.
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Lo's hearse pulls up to the club and a mourners/patrons observe a candle-lit moment of silence.
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Zhang can be seen standing by a tree as a black Saturn Astra pulls up next to her.
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That's much like the dedicated GIF button inside Facebook Messenger, which pulls up content from Riffsy and Giphy.
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A carriage pulls up, but it's not the doctor: It's Andrei, who didn't die in Austerlitz after all.
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It's a common scene: A truck driver pulls up to a highway truck stop for fuel and lunch.
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The off-duty officer later identified as Muhammad then pulls up and Hayes begins to approach his car.
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After you've done that, a quick tap of the button pulls up Google for all sorts of tasks.
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You pull out your phone, click a button — and a grocery store pulls up in front of you.
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An X-ray picture she pulls up on her phone illustrates some of the toll on her body.
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Graham Stephan pulls up to a high-end Hollywood Hills property in his matte black Tesla Model 3.
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In the minute-long shooting video, a driver pulls up close to an older man on a sidewalk.
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My boyfriend pulls up this really interesting video on incel culture, and I fall asleep before it's over.
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A white car pulls up to the barrier gate, waits for the arm to lift and drives off.
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Then, as the consular official's black car pulls up, the gunman raises his arm, fires and runs away.
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At Bronx Lebanon Hospital, a team of doctors and nurses are standing by when the ambulance pulls up.
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He proudly shows off how a search for mackerel pulls up a bunch of pictures of the fish.
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A truck pulls up and the group, mostly men in their 503s, leap to their feet to unload parcels.
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As soon as the L train pulls up to the 6th Avenue platform, my phone is graced with connectivity.
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The man starts cursing at David and pulls up alongside his car as if he wants to fight him.
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You just sign in with your Uber account info, which pulls up your stored payment info and other details.
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A plain white van finally pulls up, and a balding, middle-aged white man in glasses greets us cheerfully.
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Wind and waves create tiny frantic ripples up through graceful undulations, while the moon pulls up enormous tidal bulges.
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The happy couple is climbing up something called a grain bin when a cop car pulls up, sirens blaring.
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Once the Hyundai is finally parked, the waiting driver pulls up and stops, window down and eyes wide open.
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"Ho ho ho," he will say as his driver pulls up in the Mercedes G-Class with diplomatic plates.
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When you swipe up from the bottom of the screen, it pulls up an array of quick-access features.
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UnREAL Early in the Season 2 premiere, Rachel pulls up to the "Everlasting" house with Darius, this season's suitor.
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A quick Google search pulls up a Lifehacker post about the function — based off a Quora post — from 2014.
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MZUZU, Malawi (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At the local brick kiln, a truck laden with logs pulls up and unloads.
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He pulls up to the stately home of Rico's real estate agent girlfriend, who it turns out he knows.
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Highlight: Pulling out his iPhone, Iguodala pulls up info on Trumid, a fintech startup that focuses on bond trading.
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Alan Dzagoev, who was a part of a number of Russia's moves, pulls up with an apparent hamstring injury.
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Sometime after the party, as Skepta and his crew wander the streets, a cop car pulls up to them.
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She refuses to leave and even pulls up a stool to sit right in the middle of the shot.
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As soon as the yellow bus pulls up, Aliyah's excitement grows, and she runs toward Jayda with arms outstretched.
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Even if a bus pulls up filled with hungry customers, an employee on a break cannot assist, he said.
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If she sees me at a restaurant having lunch with someone, she just pulls up a chair without asking.
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So when the cop pulls up, I wanted her to spend her time talking to the cop, educating him.
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In situ extraction actually refers to any method that pulls up bitumen without digging up the earth around it.
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I leave to catch the bus at 8:13, and it pulls up just as I get to the stop.
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Anna comes over to the table where Noor is sitting among most of the parents and pulls up a chair.
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"When I work out, I put on a girdle that pulls up all the skin from the front," she says.
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As I walk by a gas station, Michael Gofman pulls up to fill up his car for the drive home.
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The bus pulls up at the institute of social security, Mexico's third-biggest public-sector purchaser of goods and services.
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When you use the prompts with Assistant on your phone, it pulls up a selection of theaters with available times.
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To find a new suspect, she pulls up an Excel spreadsheet of all the alibis investigators collected back in 2006.
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Minutes later, Murad pulls up a tweet from a Syrian account confirming that an air strike has hit the city.
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I didn't like that Airmail automatically pulls up inbox filtering options when you start scrolling, so I turned that off.
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Searching for "vaccine ingredients," for example, pulls up web pages leading to misinformation about the danger of what vaccines contain.
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The mobile search app, for example, now automatically pulls up suggestions for nearby places to eat when lunchtime rolls around.
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It's a brisk Easter Sunday morning at 4 AM when a truck pulls up along the edge of Central Park.
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In the video, a car pulls up to the McDonald's drive-thru (the video is taken from inside the car).
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Or the scheduling feature, which sees that you're typing "next Tuesday" and automatically pulls up your calendar for that day.
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From the moment he pulls up to a decaying, secluded mansion, though, it's clear that whimsy is off the table.
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We've only been talking a few minutes before a car pulls up a few meters away and flashes its lights.
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It pulls up the previously published versions of the site, even if the current version of a website is down.
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In the recording, a white car pulls up in front of the club and a man jumps out and opens fire.
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As soon as I get off the subway, a bus pulls up and I take it the rest of the way.
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Listen to the music when Abar pulls up to discover Crawford's body and you'll swear that you've heard it somewhere before.
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Annie pulls up to the venue and is greeted by a butler wearing white gloves, who offers her a pink lemonade.
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The book has been translated into 26 languages, most recently Danish; the #ZeroWaste hashtag pulls up nearly 2.1 million Instagram posts.
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A Google search still pulls up a few public Facebook posts that offer to sell personal details including credit card numbers.
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Flip it and the landing gear pulls up toward the drone body, which leaves the 4K camera clear of all obstructions.
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Offred barely gets the sentiment out before a black van pulls up and yanks a random-looking man off the street.
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SEARCH for #Coachella2016 on Instagram and the hashtag pulls up 276,766 pictures, few of which have anything to do with music.
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The service, CurrentC, lets shoppers pay for items with their mobile phones and pulls up a scannable code to initiate transactions.
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If you order the ride, you should be ready to get in the car as soon as the driver pulls up.
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Just then, though, a bus full of delegates pulls up, so the buffet and Mondavi wine will not go to waste.
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Anyone entering one of the dining areas will also have to present a QR code that pulls up their health records.
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Later in the video, a second officer pulls up and tells the man that the woman had legally rented the space.
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A search for "smoky eye" pulls up endless videos showing how to perfectly blend eye shadows to achieve the look. Simple.
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Look for: Toward the end of the movie, Del pulls up in a semi-truck to take Neal home to Chicago.
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When she pulls up the sleeves of her sweater in an attempt to get a count, she gives up almost immediately.
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A bright pink tram pulls up to the venue, and we alight alongside a gaggle of diverse models wearing the collection.
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Another man pulls up and tells Ranjan to bring his truck to the Ledcor camp a few minutes up the road.
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If you're waiting for a train during rush hour and one pulls up with an empty car, it's not your lucky day.
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They may have a point: A Google Images search for "Hillary Clinton Yankees" pulls up no photos of Clinton at Yankee Stadium.
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As a young black man looks for a friend's home, a car pulls up alongside him and he stops in his tracks.
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It also pulls up any new reviews detailing these incidents as well as death, drugging, sex trafficking, armed robbery, and physical assault.
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On the surveillance video, Zhang can be seen standing by a tree as a black Saturn Astra pulls up next to her.
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"He pulls up in a big old limo," recalled the homebuilder, who met him at one of his construction sites in 2006.
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A few minutes later, a police car pulls up, backs up, then drives off—under the speed limit—in the same direction.
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He fields a booty text from Jackie, but the mystery brunette who pulls up to his folks' house isn't her; it's Leann.
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Soon, the Park Police vehicle catches up to the Jeep, and after the Jeep stops, the police vehicle pulls up alongside it.
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"When a child pulls up a carrot from under the ground for the first time, you can't beat that smile," she said.
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A Prius, or something like it, pulls up in less than two minutes, with the payment and mapping handled by the app.
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Readers ready themselves for a whirlwind of a woman to open the front door once the car pulls up at its destination.
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I take in the view from the bus stop, and a bus pulls up after less than two minutes of waiting. Woohoo!
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The driver pulls up with Mr. Ahmed's cart at 7:52, and the two men work quickly to wheel it into place.
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Judging by the the archives that Louis pulls up on his computer, the burial ground's powers seem to be common knowledge in Ludlow.
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My mom pulls up soon after I finish, so I put the dog's cone back on, give him his medications, and head out.
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Phoenix (CNN)Outside a former elementary school, a hurricane fence swings open and an unmarked white Immigration and Customs Enforcement van pulls up.
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And then Darla pulls up; she wants to pick up a few things inside the house while Ralph is working in the field.
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In spirit of the show, Nilay pulls up Walt's original review for the product Take a listen here in The Vergecast podcast feed.
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As the cup and the air within cool off, a resulting vacuum pulls up the skin, soft tissue, and even the muscle underneath.
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The light hardens the resin instantly, creating a layer of material that the printer then pulls up and out as the object grows.
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I walk alone until the carriage driver pulls up and asks if I'd like to sit beside him as he heads to Broadway.
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It also, perhaps, instantly pulls up your favorite video streaming service, which maybe in turn loads the show you left paused at home.
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In the video, a police SUV is seen stopped in the middle of the street as another police car pulls up behind it.
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But Ballow said he's never posted a video about kratom, and a search for "kratom" on YouTube pulls up countless results, including reviews.
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When she talks about clean energy and climate change, she clutches her cellphone and pulls up a picture of her grandson, Ayden Sides.
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A server appears with a mezcal menu, and the dreadlocked guy pulls up a stool beside me, lines up several shots filled halfway.
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Her pity party is interrupted by Oscar (Jason Sudeikis), who pulls up in his pickup truck and offers a ride down memory lane.
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A truck pulls up to its red brick lab outside of Boston to load box after box, all kept at a cool 39 degrees.
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He pulls up the cover image of one book he found, titled How To Date A White Woman: A Practical Guide For Asian Men.
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You can say, "Hey Google, show me a recipe for chicken parmesan," and it pulls up a few cards with the recipe you need.
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Instead of showing one of the many images of Kahlo, Google pulls up a picture of the designer next to Kahlo's date of birth.
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While asking for nearby restaurants or even more specific locations pulls up Yelp reviews and neatly integrates those selections with phone or navigation requests.
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Meche can sees the impact in the crawfish traps he pulls up from the bayou daily during the season, from February to early summer.
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A CVS or Walgreens customer sees a PillPack ad on television or online and pulls up the PillPack website or calls a company representative.
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"Police officer pulls up and asks us questions as if we were intruding in their area," Brandie Sharp wrote afterward in a Facebook post.
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Toward the end of the book, a black van pulls up, and she steps in, but we never find out where it takes her.
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About 15 minutes before the technician pulls up at the home, Comcast sends a link to a map that shows the vehicle en route.
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That range is now nearly a necessary qualification, and opposing teams hold their breath whenever Lillard pulls up off the dribble, regardless of distance.
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In reality, as I know from a experience, a truly skilled liar simply pulls up stakes and moves his circus to the next town.
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So, I go downstairs, and this limo pulls up and these gorillas get out of the car, two of them, and said: Get in.
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To us, this may be touching proof of his affinity for Western culture even as Europe pulls up the drawbridge against refugees like him.
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A U-Haul truck that authorities say was driven by Anderson pulls up and parks across the street from the Jersey City Kosher Supermarket.
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Caveat: If Masa pulls up the Brink's truck — perhaps offering to supplant the proposed IPO proceeds and debt proceeds — then WeWork's calculus changes significantly.
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A quick Reddit search pulls up scores of colloquial definitions, theories, and lists to explain the concept in much more, erm, forceful language than Clatterbaugh's.
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He pairs his stolen behavior tablet with Maeve, and pulls up her Dialogue Tree — essentially all the words she knows, paired in every way possible.
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"We think that the most plausible bull case for the remainder of 2019 is one where better-than-expected China growth pulls up other regions."
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Then, add in your name and zip code in the "Good morning" text field and the field that pulls up the weather from your zip.
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"Turn this bus right around," a woman can be heard saying in the trailer as she pulls up to a barren field of white tents.
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When you go home, your smartphone knows that you're no longer at work and pulls up a totally different computing environment in your home office.
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About a minute into the below video, a man pulls up on a motorcycle and engages with Usama and his friend (who has remained unnamed).
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At any hint it may be asked to account publicly for its failures, the Democratic Party pulls up its drawbridge and retreats deep into itself.
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The show masterfully contrasts the two scenes: In the first, Serena Joy, stands guard while Offred pulls up her skirt, submitting to yet another man.
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While Elijah is beating himself up about that fact on the sidewalk, Dill pulls up in a sleek black Suburban and hands Elijah his card.
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According to Synergy Sports, Williams is averaging 26.0 points per possession on left-side pick-and-rolls where he pulls up to shoot a jumper.
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When Jesse pulls up at Ed's store, Best Quality Vacuum, and recognizes his red minivan parked outside, he's pretty sure he's in the right place.
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It pulls up close, sits you down at the conference tables and inside the Bronco, lets you measure the characters' frailties and feel their sweat.
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Not five mins later a truck pulls up and a white lady screams at us, she then jumps out of her truck with a Gun.
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TAVERNISE: But not just, like, slows down, and puts on the brake and pulls up, but, like, screeches up, practically bumping up onto the curb.
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The video shows McDonald walking toward a fence on his right as Van Dyke's squad car pulls up, facing the teenager, to the youth's left.
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Then, a car pulls up behind the truck and a mystery woman (played by Perry's real-life friend and 90210 costar, Shannen Doherty) comes out.
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The set up is this: a high school "junior" pulls up a seat, ready to dive into a juicy burger and fries, when who rolls up?
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Ariza gets the ball from harden on the wing, takes a single dribble to shake Tim Hardaway, Jr., pulls up with an attractive legs-spread fadeaway.
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A quick Twitter search for "Spotify malware" pulls up tweets going back years, with many listeners complaining about malware popping up in ads on the site.
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Where Was This Taken pulls up a map for where a photo was taken, if you had location services turned on when you snapped the shot.
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The 43-year-old entrepreneur unlocks one of the cell phones he's laid out on the table and pulls up an email he had received recently.
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Ride Check pulls up the Safety Toolkit for riders and drivers if it seems like you've been in a crash or because of unusual driving behavior.
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A similar-colored Chevy Bolt pulls up with a dapper driver at the wheel to show music for "The Jetsons," a cartoon about a futuristic family.
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The real dream is autocommute — where you press the button and the car pulls up in your driveway and takes you where you need to go.
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The spring on the left exerts a force pulling up and to the left, while the one on the right pulls up and to the right.
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In "Unveiled" (2010), raw cotton pulls up to reveal a frame and rusty landscape beneath, as if the canvas were a blind obscuring the painting's image.
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He was called in from Lake Tahoe, he says, greeting me and a man from Ohio, who pulls up with a "LET'S SEE THEM ALIENS" sign.
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I think that the Motorola Razor, the screen actually moves when you fold it ... the screen actually pulls up so it can make that tighter fold.
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He pulls up in front of a low-slung building with bricked-in garage bays on the ground floor and a row of shaded windows upstairs.
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The dashcam video shows McDonald walking toward a fence on his right as Van Dyke's squad car pulls up, facing the teenager, to the youth's left.
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Fifteen minutes later he pulls up to his new house, which he shares with his fiancee, Stephanie Aponte, in a quiet, gated community in Coconut Creek.
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When the casing shrinks in the heat of the oven, it pulls up the sides of each slice, forming a little meat cupful of spicy oil.
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Every day at 6123AM, it pulls up the latest front page of The New York Times, then begins painting over it in accordance with a secret algorithm.
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"This means that this vehicle pulls up to a specific piece of infrastructure, erects the missile, detaches from the firing table, and leaves," he told NK News.
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When the robot pulls up in front of the delivery address, the customer enters a PIN to open the robot's cargo area and take out the food.
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Vice President Mike Pence's motorcade then pulls up to a first floor entrance to the Capitol and he makes his way through the halls into Ryan's office.
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The clip of Molly (Beanie Feldstein) dancing out of her house to meet her best friend Amy (Kaitlyn Dever) who pulls up in a Volvo station wagon.
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I watch as my friend Jen pulls her phone from her bag and breathes a sigh of relief as her pointer finger pulls up the Uber app.
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While the Touch Bar by default pulls up app-specific functions, it's also fully customizable for those who want to change their workflow at the system level.
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The proportions communicate a pouncing motion so that when it pulls up behind you in your rearview mirror, you might even move aside to let it pass.
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X says the pulley system that pulls up the ball within 5 minutes was broken -- but he expects it to be up and running by Thursday night.
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Image 2003 of 2 TOKYO – A large white and blue truck pulls up outside a stadium in central Japan and slowly expands into a place of worship.
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We're waiting in a Del Taco drive-thru when an SUV pulls up behind us, peels out over a grass median, and speeds off down Katella Avenue.
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Just moments after Hannah and her Martha leave the remote, vacant mansion where the meeting takes place, a car pulls up, and Nick tells Offred to hide.
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The Italian luxury brand apologized for its "wool balaclava jumper," which pulls up over the nose and includes a cutout for the mouth with oversized red lips.
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"Everybody pulls up a chair and eats popcorn and critiques you," said Eugene O'Donnell, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and former NYPD officer.
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He's traveling from Los Angeles to New York by train, and right as he pulls into the station in Buffalo, a white Border Patrol SUV pulls up.
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The logs can be frozen, then sliced and baked off whenever someone pulls up your driveway — or buzzes from the lobby — unexpectedly around glass-o'-wine hour.
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As it churns, Neptune's vortex pulls up material from deep within the planet's atmosphere, including copious amounts of hydrogen sulfide, which smells like rotten eggs and nasty farts.
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Each attack and defense pulls up a different mini-game, similar to Paper Mario, and the game's geeky, referential aesthetic is hard not to compare to Scott Pilgrim.
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My first search for 1488 quickly pulls up tweets like a picture of a white, blue-eyed baby with the text "14 words" and a photo of Hitler.
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And then like a garbage collector, Weber's small truck pulls up to cart away each new pile of grenades, mortar shells, or gas bombs that villagers have discovered.
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It often resurfaces upsetting content we've long forgotten, like photos of former significant others, or loved ones that have passed away (you can edit what it pulls up).
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In addition to Bonnti's crowdsourcing initiative, a quick search of "beauty relief funds" on GoFundMe pulls up a number of other fundraising efforts focused on helping specific salons.
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He's working within a recognizable horror-film framework here (the darkness, the stillness), so it's not surprising when a car abruptly pulls up and begins tailing the man.
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When a black vehicle pulls up to a parking spot, she takes several steps toward the car, opens the back right door, and gets inside, the video shows.
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Instead, a young woman puts in her AirPods, pulls out her iPhone X (naturally), opens Apple Music, pulls up Sam Smith's Palace, and starts dancing on the snowy streets.
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"He pulls up to me, gets my number, takes me out on a date a week later, and now we are married with a beautiful baby girl," she wrote.
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A quick search for #selfcare on Instagram pulls up more than 4 million results that feature guys and girls working out, practicing yoga, soaking in aromatherapy baths and meditating.
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Think about it: A shuttle pulls up to a stoplight at an intersection that you're waiting to cross and suddenly its cartoonish, drooping eyes are looking directly at you.
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Clicking a story pulls up 'Full Coverage' mode, which surfaces a range of content around a topic including editorial and opinion pieces, tweets, videos and a timeline of events.
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A search for "blockchain" in the legislation-tracking database LegiScan pulls up five bills that were last acted on in 2017 and 19 that were acted on in 2018.
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The driver pulls up next to one of the smaller boys, an onlooker to the game who is dressed in a red shirt, shorts, sneakers, and a baseball hat.
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While waiting for his eggs (poached), toast (white) and potatoes (wedged) to arrive, Black pulls up video of the final game between the Raptors and Bulls on his phone.
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She pulls up a playlist for "getting ready to go out" and rocks out to Jimmy Eat World's "The Middle" in a bathroom that looks bigger than my apartment.
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"A Bigger Splash" is based on Jacques Deray's 1969 film "La Piscine" ("The Swimming Pool"), one of those idle-rich soaps in which trouble pulls up in a Maserati.
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People who own tax-free educational savings accounts for their children also benefit from a rising stock market, as it pulls up the value of those investments as well.
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The 14-minute video doesn't show the full pursuit; instead, it begins as a squad car pulls up and joins several others that have surrounded Few's seemingly stationary vehicle.
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Pam stars in a new ad/PSA in which she's surrounded by headlines about sexual misconduct in Hollywood and the #MeToo movement, when a rideshare app driver pulls up.
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Every few hours, it pulls up a photo from a Trump rally, then uses a facial-recognition algorithm to scan the crowd and zoom in on one person's face.
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And then the pickup pulls up with its rumpled passengers, and their wooden crates, and their giant saw and their "wonderful plan" for a dream home of their own.
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She pulls up a spreadsheet and reads a few entries at random: North Carolina, Utah, a small town in the Plains, a town I've never heard of in Kentucky.
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The race happens, you win handily, Michael pulls up toward the end, and you are interviewed by CBC's Mark Lee immediately afterward and called Michael a chicken for pulling up.
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A vanity that connects to Spotify and pulls up my Pinterest boards and tells me the weather and my upcoming appointments as well as what is wrong with my skin.
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A video captured by Instagram user melissagrflx and shared Wednesday shows Kate Middleton, 36, behind the wheel of a car as she pulls up to the iconic Buckingham Palace gates.
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The top in question was a black turtleneck sweater that pulls up over the bottom half of the face with a cut out and oversized red lips around the mouth.
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Either way, what you're getting now is way better than counting the seconds and falling into despair until that black and tan truck pulls up in front of your door.
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He pulls up a video of "De la Rey," a ballad about the Anglo-Boer Wars, a time you might call the last low point for the Afrikaners, before now.
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After the five-minute exchange, the dashcam video shows the officer follow Anderson in his squad car as she drives across the road and pulls up to a gas pump.
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For an even faster snap, tap the share button, which pulls up the share menu, and then quickly tap the circle button on the right-hand side of the controller.
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While Dom inaudibly argues with Darlene and Cisco inside the restaurant, a motorcycle pulls up and one of the riders produces a machine gun and methodically strides across the street.
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The bus pulls up to a large warehouse on the Swiss border, and guests ride a freight elevator that opens to a room tricked out like a South Seas paradise.
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Then he pulls up the latest video on Real Vision, the start-up financial video service that promotes the trading ideas and insights of hedge fund managers large and small.
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I put my hazard lights on with the intention of jumping out and running in, but a cop pulls up next to me and doesn't move, so I drive away.
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One of the people was able to easily slide down the fence&aposs slats like a fireman&aposs pole before quickly running away as a Border Patrol vehicle pulls up.
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This week, Uber rolled out a new feature called "Quiet Mode," which allows Uber Black passengers to opt out of a conversation before the driver even pulls up to their location.
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Total: 9.5 Season 4, episode 6 Nish pulls up to a "Black Museum" seemingly in the middle of nowhere, which contains the worst cautionary tales about technology and the human psyche.
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So one night we hear a noise outside and my mom pulls up the blind to find herself eye to eye with this old man trying to look into our window.
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Currently, swiping right on the camera pulls up everyone's public Snap story, which is a mix of friend, influencer and business content as well as featured content, shows and community stories.
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To show how this could work, Google's Scott Huffman holds his camera up to a concert marquee for a Stone Foxes show and Google Assistant pulls up info on ticket sales.
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Look, she seems to say as the camera pulls up and away — and cuts the two human travelers down to humble size — look at all this grandeur, all this unspoiled beauty.
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A video that went viral in December showed people easily sliding down the border wall slats like a fireman&aposs pole before running away as a Border Patrol vehicle pulls up.
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But soon after Jimmy emerges from his elevator tete-a-tete with Ms. Ericsen, Nacho pulls up in the passenger seat of a car and instructs the counselor to get in.
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"All Cinderella had was a pumpkin," Clive Owen's Hemingway drolly remarks, early in the film, when Gellhorn (Nicole Kidman) pulls up at the Hotel Florida in Madrid in a Russian tank.
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About fifteen minutes later, she pulls up into the parking lot at Calumet New Tech High, a mostly brick building advertised from the road with a problematic cartoon Native American mascot.
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Freshly banished Firehose ends up on a loan to Athena for the job, and he's the one who drives past Lily's house just moments before her mother pulls up in the driveway.
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The Uber app enables users to save a home address to make it easier to request that destination later, and the app pulls up recent destination addresses when users request a ride.
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Online car rental reservations were given as an example; you say "get me a rental car through [rental company]", and it pulls up that company's website and automatically starts booking your car.
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When a customer pulls up to the kiosk, he or she enters a five-digit pickup code and the machine will retrieve the grocery bags for them, similar to a vending machine.
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She pulls up a Facebook post, showing a photo of a number scrawled on a man's arm after he was arrested Thursday and words likening the treatment to what Nazis once did.
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Whether it pulls up contortions of disgust, feelings of adoration, of deep amusement or amazement, if it welcomes you or makes you question the fundamentals of yourself: It's there to engage you.
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At time of writing, an IMDb keyword search for "F rated" pulls up 21,870 titles, including Gravity (starring Sandra Bullock), Wayne's World (directed by Penelope Spheeris), and Kill Bill (starring Uma Thurman).
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The way he pulls up on the beat when talking about how he likes his women BBW is a great example of the way less is often more in a rap verse.
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Later he pulls up a photo of himself as a young man standing in front of his apartment building, behind him a stucco wall with a small window covered in security bars.
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For example, just five clicks into the popular "Dave and Ava — Nursery Rhymes and Baby Songs" in YouTube's "Up Next" autofeed suggestions pulls up a scary video featuring Nickelodeon's PAW Patrol characters.
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Making matters worse, if a user were to search the name circulating in right-wing media currently, Facebook's search feature pulls up posts that include URLs that include the supposed whistleblower's name.
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Mr. Palmer pulls up in front of a Boys & Girls Club, close to where Techwood Homes, the nation's first housing project, stood before it was demolished ahead of the 1996 Olympic Games.
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When Donald Trump pulls up to the Republican National Convention in July, he'll be greeted by a sea of 100 nude women, all part of a performance art piece from artist Spencer Tunick.
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"This has been a lot of activity for me, so I feel like we're getting here and ending this trip just in time," Hodder says as the van pulls up at their hotel.
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Posing in front of a bathroom mirror in a pair of black-and-white underwear, the mom-to-be pulls up her black T-shirt to show off her 16-week growing belly.
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Here's how it works: a person pulls up the company's mobile app, through which she shares the bank account that she has to have in order to get a loan from the startup.
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I grab a cup of water from the last bar as our Uber home pulls up and hiccup the entire way home in my fancy gown like the classy lady that I am.
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We got Harden cruising the streets of Hollywood yesterday (in a car fit for a superhero) and asked him what his theme music is when he pulls up to L.A. clubs to stunt.
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Liz Enright offers an illustrated archive of the objects Japanese galleries, reducing all objects to their basic shapes so clicking on each, which pulls up her more detailed sketches, feels like a discovery.
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I wouldn't get a high chair that pulls up to the table, because I've seen way too many kids use their feet to push against the table and tip their chair over backward.
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In the film she isn't surprised Michael Brown was shot, and she pulls up an article on the computer about how the same thing happened to her cousin, and the officer wasn't prosecuted.
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When you search for flights with the regular search bar, it pulls up a calendar that's color-coded with red, yellow, and green to note expensive dates and affordable ones best for traveling on.
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And finally, at least in the parent/child department, just as Meredith and DeLuca are about to settle in at his house for the night, his sister pulls up with his father in tow.
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Elsewhere, we see Rebecca driving alone with what seems to be a bag of Jack's personal effects in the backseat, before she pulls up outside their incinerated house and breaks down in agonized tears.
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A black SUV pulls up at the back entrance and Pump rolls his window down; inside he's flanked by two pretty girls, smoke so thick you can't make out much more than their silhouettes.
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Chief among them is "Annie's Song," the surprisingly mellow choice playing in the van of the hotheaded Harry (Jack Reynor) as he pulls up to an arms deal that's about to go spectacularly wrong.
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The car tab on the app pulls up "drive" and "functions," showing advanced driving features like lane-keeping, curve assist, auto-braking, blindspot alerts, and warnings about speed limit, police cameras, and road signs.
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He's heard President Trump's tough talk; he's aware of the US crackdown on illegal immigration, but he only has one thought as he pulls up a photo of his daughter on a borrowed iPhone.
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I smooth on a little rose-tinted lip-gloss, for make-up that will have to do, and text " here" to my friend GH. In a minute he pulls up behind me and parks.
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I smooth on a little rose-tinted lip-gloss, for make-up that will have to do, and text "here" to my friend GH. In a minute he pulls up behind me and parks.
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In the "JetStones," an unshaven driver of an orange conventional internal combustion engine vehicle pulls up to a red light to the theme song of "The Flintstones," a cartoon about a Stone Age family.
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While we're still excited for the much tamer production version scheduled for 2021, we're hoping this could still be the car that pulls up when you order an Uber Black 50 years from now.
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At one point, Joe pulls up Hendy's "The Vacuum Guy Netflix Special," which is a fun Easter egg since D'Elia has a few Netflix specials in real life, including "Man on Fire" and "Incorrigible."
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In the video, the suspect pulls up to the synagogue curb in a dark-colored SUV just after midnight, places the stickers on the front door and then breaks the glass with a metal object.
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In one video posted to her Facebook page, Pritchard films from inside as Rob pulls up in his car and gets out, looking shocked at all the boxes as he gestures to his wife inside.
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October 12: Incident in Avon, Ohio In a dashcam video, a police officer pulls up to Manziel and Crowley, parked on the side of a road, telling them about "numerous calls" about their speeding BMW.
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Hyundai's driverless Ioniq pulls up smoothly up to pick up me and TC's Rebecca Friedman – though a driver is actually in the cockpit at this point, controlling the vehicle, so its performance is hardly noteworthy.
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Like the Surface Studio, Dell's monitor also comes with a puck-like controller that, when placed directly on the screen, pulls up a circular menu that can be used for controlling Windows and specific apps.
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For example, you can create a "Heading home" Shortcut that pulls up your GPS directions, sets your home thermostat, alerts someone you're headed home via iMessage and even sets your iPhone to the NPR app.
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Alissa: I will never, ever forget the feeling of sitting among the audience in those final moments, when the cop car pulls up after Chris has finally escaped from Rose and she's lying in the street.
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"Everyone is so engrossed in catching the big guy, no one notices when a black car pulls up and Justin Beiber plus six body guards roll out so JB can join in the hunt," Stalkertuesday wrote.
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As the fifth book in the series, that would have been the school year of 1995 to 1996, *quickly pulls up the calculator on iPhone* meaning her first year as a professor would have been 1956.
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The film broadens the novel it's based on into a paragon of homoerotic discovery, as ideal as the ancient statues Elio's father, an American professor of Greco-Roman arts, pulls up from the sea to study.
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He pulls up her passenger profile and falls for all her totally unique quirks she acquired from Hollywood's rom-com playbook: She's a writer, she's from New York and she loves coffee and the Chrysler Building!
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Stanley Kubrick filmed the lot, key personnel have died in mysterious ways, and so on … The train pulls up in a station, it isn't my stop but I take the opportunity to make an exit anyway.
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Nothing about this immense gray warehouse distinguishes it from neighboring buildings, and yet a stream of taxis and private cars pulls up in front of its massive locked doors, dropping off dinner guests one after the other.
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So while I'm pumping my gas (Shell Station Pump #5) he pulls up to me gets my number takes me out on a date a week later and now we are married with a beautiful baby girl !
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The large screen placed on the wall in every exam room pulls up a list of vitals, telling you whether a certain medication would work with your genetic code or if you need to go gluten free.
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Sobriety tests Another video of the initial traffic stop shows the view from an officer's car as he pulls up to Woods' car, which is almost halfway out of the right lane, sticking into a bike lane.
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" Mr. Suri, 31, a former member of Das Racist, described the duo's "cacophony of sounds" as representative of a Queens intersection: "One car pulls up playing reggaeton; the next has '90s boom-bap; the next has bhangra.
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When you input the terms and hit enter, Google pulls up the famous image of the "tank man," among other photographs related to the June 4, 1989 massacre; Baidu, however, finds scenic snapshots of the city square.
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And then, on Thursday morning, the Italian luxury brand Gucci had to formally apologize after a backlash ensued over a turtleneck sweater that pulls up over the face with a cutout and exaggerated lips around the mouth.
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Tapping on your superimposed image pulls up its dimensions along with the option to buy a digital print ranging from $36 for a 4-by-6-inch photo to $84 for a 24-by-36-inch one.
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After the cause of death is determined by a doctor and farewells are said by the family, a silver-colored hearse, often a Mercedes-Benz station wagon, pulls up in front of the house of the deceased.
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To find out, you will have to be walking by when a car pulls up and the doors part, revealing a 3,000-square-foot porte-cochere, with a cobblestone floor and a soaring, swirling white center column.
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The standard historical brow lift, called a coronal brow lift, involves an incision that goes over the head from ear to ear and pulls up the forehead, similar to a facelift, but only focusing on the brow.
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As your car pulls up to the corner block of Hotel Peter & Paul in New Orleans' Marigny (pronounced Mair-in-yee) neighborhood, I noticed a collection of brick buildings and an impressive looking church all clustered together.
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In the panic-inducing video, the 55-year-old pulls up to the Melia Barcelona Sky hotel in Spain, gets out of his car, and walks around to a side of the building before beginning his daredevil ascent.
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A motorist, identified by CNN affiliate WCCO as Chad Mock, who had been following the sedan with his dashboard camera rolling, pulls up behind the child, exits his vehicle and signals for an oncoming car to slow down.
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As a director, Franco does feel as if he pulls up a bit in places, especially near the end -- as if his underlying fondness for this misguided dreamer softens the problematic aspects of his self-absorption and cluelessness.
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We were sitting and eating when, all of a sudden, a pickup truck pulls up and music starts playing, and a bunch of his friends jumped out of the pickup truck and started doing a little synchronized dance.
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Just as we're jumping out of the car to take the greatest selfies in Wisconsin, a car pulls up; the door flies open, and the man inside asks if I'd like a picture with a one-legged preacher.
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When an internet user pulls up a page multiple bid requests are sent into the advertising ecosystem touting facts about the person such as demographics and interests, as well as the nature of the site they are viewing.
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You can cycle from its southern tip, where the ferry from the mainland pulls up, to its northern point, where the Platonic ideal of a lighthouse stands amid the dunes, and still have a whole day to fill.
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A quick Twitter search pulls up several concerned users who say they can't take sick leave because they do shift work and get paid by the hour, as opposed to enjoying stable salaries with sick days built in.
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From the moment in The Little Stranger that Dr. Faraday (Domhnall Gleeson) pulls up to Hundreds Hall, a big English manor home that has clearly seen better times, it's clear that something not entirely normal is going on.
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More specifically, while examining the big book of all Dougs who have ever lived, Michael pulls up an example of two different Dougs who bought roses for their grandmothers, which would seem to be an unambiguously "good" act.
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The fact that the camera pulls up from behind is hot (you know why), and it's only made hotter by the fact that Gaga and Cooper tenderly walk up from their seats in the audience, hand-in-hand, together.
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Outside, Visa's connected car showed off some digital innovations, including a feature that allowed drivers to find and pay for parking or even the nearest gas station, as well as pulls up a menu of the snacks it sells.
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The same goes with selfies: the iPhone 11 Pro evenly pulls up shadows on Mariya's face but preserves the contrast with the background, while the XS Max has pulled up shadows so much that it looks a little hazy.
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EW has an exclusive first look at the first few minutes of the premiere, in which Red tricks a young valet driver into leaving his post, allowing the criminal mastermind to simply steal the classic red convertible that pulls up next.
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The other horse pulls up and turns to check on the rider who's been thrown—Beti, a previous winner who afterward introduces us to her horse, Pele (like the soccer player), not at all bothered that he just sent her flying.
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I get to the first bus stop right when the bus pulls up and make my transfer on time...but I don't pay again because I'm still waiting for the next half of my monthly pass to come through tomorrow.
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When the tour bus, which is emblazoned with a giant fist and the words "Black Voters Matter," pulls up to Agape Outreach Ministries, located on a quiet, wide road in Warner Robins, Louise McBride is waiting at the church's red doors.
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In an airy Denver café populated almost entirely by young people staring at laptops, Travis Tyler Fluck—dressed in an orange velour jacket, over which is draped a thin braided lock of hair—takes out his phone and pulls up Craigslist.
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Cadillac isn't a "bargain" brand, but if you pull up in a CT63 and your friend pulls up in a new S-Class nobody is going to have trouble figuring out which one of you has a better take-home rate.
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But then he pulls up the sleeve of his smart blue shirt — the kind of attire he would never have needed back then — and displays the deep grooves cut into his forearm where years of heroin use have collapsed the veins.
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And while the Dream have ensemble scoring, Washington heavily relies on Elena Delle Donne, 6-foot-5 and incapable of being stopped when she starts toward the basket or pulls up, impossibly high, and shoots 3s at a 40.5 percent clip.
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Chrissy Teigen — who never holds back from speaking her mind — put iPhoto's updated search feature to the test (which pulls up photos in your albums categorized by key word) and wasn't too pleased with what she uncovered was happening behind-the-scenes.
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The apparent glitch was reported on Thursday by the Verge, which noted that the error may be the result of some turkey day trickster either editing Trump's Wikipedia page or attempting to game an algorithm associated with the image Siri pulls up automatically.
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Curiously, if someone stays inside VR but pulls up a virtual flat-screen version of Minecraft and continues playing in the traditional 2-D first-person view on a virtual monitor (still wearing the VR gear), they will feel more at ease.
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Woods' car blocking right lane Another video of the initial traffic stop shows the view out the front of an officer's car as he pulls up to Woods' car, which is almost halfway out of the right lane, sticking into a bike lane.
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At times, when one of the owners pulls up alongside your table and expounds on how the chef's interpretation of the dish you're trying to eat differs from what you might find in the Philippines, you may find yourself eyeing the exit.
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The most talked-about tacos of the year, though, are sold from a white truck that pulls up each afternoon around dusk in front of an auto mechanic's unusually large and well-groomed parking lot at the corner of Roosevelt and 33th Street.
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As we flip through video after video of ice skaters and discuss how she got to where she is, she pulls up a video of Alena Kostornaia set to a gentle, moving piano ballad by Max Richter (one of Moran's favorite contemporary composers).
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Guy Fieri pulls up to his latest restaurant—Guy Fieri's Dive & Taco Joint—in Kansas City, Mo., not in the 248 red Camaro convertible that's become associated with his Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, but in a late-model silver Chevy Tahoe.
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" The trailer takes a second to soak in the familiar sights and sounds of Downton Abbey before showing how things have changed: Lady Edith pulls up with her family in a car, prompting Lord Grantham to remark, "No maid, no valet, no nanny, even!
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I crashed over here a little bit, my friend [David] Fincher lives right here...I stayed at my friend's house on the floor for a month and a half—until I was out there one morning, 5:30, and this surveillance van pulls up.
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Whenever a journalist types something actionable into the document, such as the name of a newsworthy figure or a subject, the AI automatically performs "creative searches" on these websites and pulls up relevant articles, cartoons, and other multimedia that can be included in the story.
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"Our president would never stay in an overstated, rip-off joint like this," Sessions says, gesturing out the window as the car pulls up to Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Mueller is escorted through a door marked "Russians Welcome" to meet with Trump.
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More standard notification options include a location finder Android app, which pulls up the location at the push of a button, and periodic notifications that keep you regularly informed on the location of a child or, say, a pet when you are at the office or elsewhere.
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When Steph pulls up for a deep three, his relaxed form, like someone throwing balled up socks in the laundry, gives no tell as to how distant he is from the rim, and so you wonder why someone isn't standing close enough to disturb his shot.
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As a ballet student in Sweden, the dancer Pontus Lidberg, 41, had a hypermasculine, almost cartoonish notion of what a ballerino should be — the guy who pulls up to the theater on a motorcycle, muscles his way through "Quixote" and caps off the evening with a ballerina.
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Next thing I know, an empty bus pulls up and not only takes the time to inform us that we have missed the last scheduled bus but then proceeds to offer to drop each of us near our homes as he was 'going in that direction.
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Why it's awesome: Typing in a word also pulls up an emoji in the autocomplete bar at the top of the screen, which is useful for those times you really want to add in a musical note, but don't want to stop typing to add it in.
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This pulls up a secret settings menu where you can adjust video resolution, change how the Boomerang repeats (playing video forward and back, with a pause in the middle; forward only; or back only), and lets you adjust the frame count and frame rate of your short video. 8.
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OK, so it's also worth noting that the only reason she gets slightly ruffled is because of the photo Graham Norton pulls up on screen: her and Skarsgård face-to-face as they congratulate each other at the Emmys, while her husband Keith stands in the background applauding.
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Each morning, when my subway pulls up to Court Square, it's already packed with populations from eastern and central parts of the borough; Long Island City, for context, is the last neighborhood before entering Manhattan, meaning by that point, the train has picked up a lot of passengers.
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It's worth keeping some skepticism, however, since aardvark doesn't seem a terribly popular choice of meat—a quick Google for "eating aardvarks" pulls up more results about how aardvarks eat (mostly at night and underground, FYI) and "cute" aardvark eating videos than it does, say, recipes and cooking strategies.
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In a world where a single click pulls up millions of lipsticks, eye creams, and shampoos (on Google alone, the numbers before those zeros read 67, 18.5, and 60, respectively), landing on the "best" beauty product of the moment can feel a lot like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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He pulls up finally in front of a closed tourist information office, jumps out of the car, unbuttons the prison jumpsuit, and is just stepping out of it in the moonlight when Gran, shouting FORE, throws her golf ball crashing through the tourist office window, setting off a loud ringing alarm.
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When viewers learned that the black jumpsuit she wears in the first episode of season two was available online for only $50, it sold out in a day; a search for "Fleabag jumpsuit" on Twitter pulls up an army of Fleabag clones, clad neck-to-toe in sleek black polyester.
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Eat Some could see it as ill timed that just as you are giving the porch a final sweep and nailing shut the screen doors of summer, this perfect, languid, lavish alfresco meal — the kind pitched in food magazines back in June — pulls up the driveway, windows down, honking its horn.
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Picking up new quests pulls up a high-definition render of the quest giver, who will banter with you and go over the details of an operation in a conversational tone, a break from the original Destiny's text-heavy narrative that was supplemented mostly by the dull voice of your AI companion.
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At first blush, I can't say that the idea of swiping up from the bottom to return home is particularly intuitive, and neither is the distinction between a swipe down from the left of the screen's monobrow (for notifications) and a swipe down from the right (which pulls up the iOS Control Center).
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He's always going to have an open door for me, and I was doing a lot of stuff on the Westside, so I stayed at my friend's house on the floor for a month and a half—until I was out there one morning, 5:30, and this surveillance van pulls up.
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Not that we don't do it all the time (because free two-day shipping is the bomb), but you can't help but let out a heavy groan when you realize you need to restock an essential — say, a moisturizer — and a simple Prime search pulls up approximately 23 pages of what seems like every tube or jar ever created.
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In Rome, SPAM have just put the finishing touches to "La deriva umana" ("Human Drift", pictured at the top of this page), a 30-metre-long scathing assessment of popular fears over migration, in which a strange humanoid monster in house slippers pulls up the toe of Italy to prevent boats full of similar creatures from making land.
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The last time that this had been done, which I think was, I think, surprising when you're in the movie theater, is "The Wizard of Oz." When you're in black and white and then you suddenly get to Emerald City and color pulls up, which I think is the time where people have seen that transformation.
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"All of a sudden, this ghost ship, the Department of Financial Services of New York State, pulls up beside us and fires every cannon they have," he said, estimating the state had in 2019 already cost the N.R.A. as much as $20 million in lost revenue from Carry Guard, and another $20 million in legal fees.
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There's no mistaking the enduring popularity of the bob, which first blew up as the preferred hairstyle of flappers in the 1920s and has since held up its status as a very modern trend, complete with well over 850,000 hits on Instagram for #bobhaircut (and a whopping 4.8 million for simply #bob, though that also pulls up a fair amount of images of men named Bob).
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Or consider iiiDrops closer "Escape" (a song a bit reminiscent of Drake, in fact), where he pulls up from discussing "all the niggas with burners that left the safety off / And kids turned statistics that's left dead when the summer's gone" to quipping "This shit feel right, ooh this shit feel like / Jordan for 40 at 40 to let you know he's still Mike" in the space of a breath.
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For instance, before Remi Aderemi, a charismatic 25-year old with two gold teeth who performs as Remi Burgz, had her own show on Reprezent, she spread her love of music, in particular a style called U.K. Afrobeats, through a maneuver she called "the roadblock": She pulls up at a red light, she said, pumps the music, gets out of the car and then dances madly until the light changes.
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A few minutes ago she was in handcuffs.) Jughead and Archie are in their car ready to race (do drag races usually have 2 people in the car?) The race commences as Cheryl, looking every part the bombshell, send them off and it's neck and neck until the upcoming bridge which archie says both cars won't fit over at once and pulls up the emergency brake effectively ruining Jughead and the Serpent's chances of winning.
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He pulls up at the end of the song, offering a prologue to the rest of the tape like at the beginning of a Shakespeare play: Everything we already know about Wayne is quickly summoned up here, and, furthermore, everything we're about to see is laid out: Wayne will go on to make a "part two" of every hit he raps over on this tape, in many cases erasing all concept of the original song.
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