"I've pumped in an airport, I've pumped on the side of the road, I've pumped everywhere," she said.
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I was pumped — tired, after a long day of work, but still pumped.
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Then they pumped out that air and pumped in clean air to clear out any secondhand smoke.
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Scrapping of the Kanmantoo pumped hydro project marks the latest blow to pumped hydro plans in Australia.
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"I was pretty pumped up about that (homer), but then I stayed a little too pumped up," Lively said.
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She pumped breast milk at work, and in an effort to be efficient, she also pumped hands-free while driving back home.
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In October 2018, OPEC pumped 32.916 million bpd, while its non-OPEC allies pumped 18.252 million bpd, according to the group's internal data.
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But I am pumped—PUMPED—for the forthcoming Silence Unknown Callers setting, which Apple explicitly states is meant to help prevent against spammers.
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The project has pumped 400 million barrels of oil and consists of 30 wells that pumped about 31,000 barrels per day last year, the document said.
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"Our guys are pumped where we're at, and really pumped about the possibilities for where we can go," the 493ers coach, Kyle Shanahan, said after the game.
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She really went for it: She was breast-feeding at the time and would have normally pumped every three hours, and I don't think she pumped for 18.
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At this particular pump station, oil is pumped into what's called a surge tank, which measures flow rates, among other things, and then pumped back into the main line.
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On that note, Saudi Arabia pumped 10.7 million barrels per day in October, Russia pumped 11.4 million barrels per day and the U.S. also an estimated 11.4 million bpd.
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General Manager & Director of Scouting -- says he's pumped.
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" Hahn's communications director, Elizabeth Odendahl added, "We are pumped!
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Kendrick Lamar pumped up the crowd – including Olivia Wilde!
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But don't get it twisted -- the guys were PUMPED.
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There were HUNDREDS of fans lined up to greet the 31-year-old heavyweight champ at Manchester Airport on Tuesday morning ... including a DJ who pumped music to the pumped-up crowd.
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It's now in production and we're pretty pumped about it.
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The other third of the corn's carbon is pumped underground.
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People are pretty pumped about it, to say the least.
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I watched videos as they pumped me full of antibiotics.
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The farmer pumped him on the chest, which wasn't effective.
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If you're dying to try this look yourself, get pumped.
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She pumped in private tents between swimming, biking, and running.
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The enormous Starbucks pumped with caffeine probably isn't helping either.
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The stock's all pumped up and they report this week.
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There are 32 portable toilets that are pumped twice daily.
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She pumped and squatted away — on one leg at times!
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Now sit back, click play, and get pumped to vote.
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The central bank has also pumped money into the market.
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It's a great deal and I'm pumped to activate it.
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Is there something you'd be really pumped to fly in?
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RR: And who are pumped to be trying something different.
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Britney Spears is getting pumped for those hot summer days!
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Rather, sound gets pumped out from the front and back.
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People seem most pumped about the iCloud Family Sharing plan.
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You know who else should be pumped about her performance?
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Twitter wants you to get #pumped for this presidential election.
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Everyone is visibly pumped, but there's work to be done.
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But the full court was open, so I was pumped.
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How pumped do you think his grandfather is right now?
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That's a nicely pumped result – thanks mainly to leverage supplements.
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Here are some more fun facts to get you pumped:
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The two have both pumped political capital into helping Sen.
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This is what Michael Phelps listens to while getting pumped.
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Coach Majerle has us pumped since eight o'clock this morning.
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In 2016, angel investors pumped approximately $24 billion into startups.
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"Every time I throw somebody out, I'm pumped," Rivera said.
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"I would describe him as really pumped up about it."
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The more water that's pumped, the faster the city sinks.
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After her nibble, she had pumped Hector's fist in celebration.
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He pumped his fists as he stood on first base.
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Makeup fans on Twitter are already pumped about the palette.
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It pumped 3.6 million bpd in July, OPEC figures show.
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That being said, I am still pumped about this thing.
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The Chinese government later pumped nearly $10 billion into Anbang.
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Factories pumped out products like socks and plastic Christmas trees.
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He pumped his right fist in the air and smiled.
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She pumped nearly 20 ounces of milk along the way.
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Instead, his campaign pumped its money into digital, especially Facebook.
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The recent tax overhaul has further pumped up corporate earnings.
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"I don't think it just pumped the offense," Foles said.
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More established huts have well water pumped through interior sinks.
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I'm pumped to have another puzzle published in The Times!
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At the final whistle, she pumped her fist with restraint.
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She pumped her fist: Her two messages were just opened.
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At one point, the Kastles' announcer pumped up the crowd.
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Mexican spectators pumped their fists and hugged one another tightly.
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It is a market pumped up on central bank stimulus.
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And yeah, I'm still pumped to be working on it.
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Some towns need electricity to get their water pumped in.
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"Floristry flowers are pumped full of unregulated chemicals," says Elworthy.
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Get pumped and watch some gooey highlights circa 1992, below.
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Seager never shopped for groceries or cooked or pumped gas.
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He also pumped his fist in the air several times.
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"He's very pumped," said one person familiar with his thinking.
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The crowd needs to be pumped up a little bit.
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Curry smiled and pumped his fist after the 13th bucket.
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That's a nicely pumped result — thanks mainly to leverage supplements.
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They dredged sand and pumped sand and reclaimed the beaches.
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Adding to the theatrics, smoke was pumped across the field.
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Pumped milk still carries most other riches of breast milk.
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I could feel the solution being pumped through my veins.
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All three of the exempt producers also pumped less oil.
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It shook me awake in the early hours and felt as if someone had jammed a beach ball into my chest, pumped it to the verge of exploding and then pumped it some more.
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I woke up this morning and I was pumped to play.
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But pumped-up valuations suggest the health drive will be expensive.
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No doubt UCLA's pumped either way -- after losing BOTH Ball bros.
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Gas is then pumped through the catheter, filling the balloon up.
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I'm pumped to identify that person and bring back the show.
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Instead, the company's cash flow is all pumped into new things.
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It's like a pumped up Echo, in a really weird way.
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We are so pumped to develop this program further with them.
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That time she was pumped to sit close to Hillary Clinton.
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She cried and screamed, so they pumped her full of tranquilizers.
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"SO PUMPED," tweeted the Federal Emergency Management Agency (@fema) on Monday.
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The need for more pumped storage hydropower couldn't be more glaring.
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Anthony Livingston pumped in 33 points versus Rice last season. 3.
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Instead, the government has pumped money into research, infrastructure and training.
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His alma mater is in the tournament, so he's pretty pumped.
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Still, I'm extremely pumped for new computers coming out this fall.
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I'm pumped because that means I have no classes this week.
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The action got pumped up, with the frenetic shaky-cam style.
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They both laugh – with a little too much hard-pumped enthusiasm.
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Over half of all crude oil pumped is used for transport.
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She's pumped that Kendall agrees, but Kendall seems less than thrilled.
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Since then, huge sums have been pumped into renovating the place.
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Rob "Gronk" Gronkowski's arrival, albeit unconventional, got the fans pumped up.
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I was especially pumped to test out the purported VPN support.
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Naturally, researchers are already pumped about the possibility of life there.
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Are you pumped to stage your own impromptu photo shoot now?
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Image: GettyBarack Obama is really pumped about getting humans to Mars.
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Dads are like little kids: low-key pumped for the presents.
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We're still pumped to see this movie — autotune or no autotune.
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It later pumped another 938 million euros into the two banks.
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How pumped are you for Leonardo DiCaprio's first-ever Oscar win?
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Trevor Strydom is really pumped about the merlot he's just poured.
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Honestly still pretty boring for viewers, but the goalposts are PUMPED.
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Facebook is still trying to get people pumped about virtual reality.
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Atlante has already pumped 2.5 billion euros into the two lenders.
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I understand why kids are pumped to go to Disney World.
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Atlante has already pumped 3.4 billion euros into the two lenders.
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Sure, I pumped a few bottles, but Jackson got mostly formula.
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Russia pumped 11.41 million bpd in October, a post-Soviet high.
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Her hands pumped the air quickly, revealing a Frida Kahlo bracelet.
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In 2014, he questioned why children were getting "pumped" with vaccines.
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She defiantly pumped her chest before breaking into a huge smile.
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Really exciting, but, yeah, really pumped to have another chance here.
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Kim Kelly is getting pumped for the Cranberry Festival on Twitter.
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The media, including Reuters, pumped out two kinds of poll stories.
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"So pumped on the IV stuff," Lookhart texted Cranford in 2015.
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Q: OPEC members pumped a record 33.83 million bpd in October.
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"I think my coaches are all pumped for it," she said.
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And we were just pumped, because both of us wanted it.
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McConnell's super PAC pumped millions into the effort to help Strange.
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People hugged, and danced, and pumped their fists in the air.
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"Pumped myself up with maybe not the best ways," Thiem said.
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Nadal pumped his fist as he headed to his courtside chair.
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But why does this thing even need to get pumped up?
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When I go to DX, I'm not looking to feel pumped.
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And a new episode is still pumped out almost every week.
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The crowd went wild for Rousey -- who was pretty pumped up!
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One friend, sitting in the back, cheered and pumped his fist.
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His first job was delivering newspapers, and he later pumped gas.
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It's there in the pumped bodies of his moody postwar work.
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Giant speakers pumped out music for dancers on a scaffolding stage.
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Because a mountain of cash has been pumped into their coffers.
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His elbows bent and palms out, he pumped his hands rhythmically.
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After 40 years of production, the field is nearly pumped out.
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When Daly tapped in the winning putt, he pumped his fist.
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I pumped in the hedge fund offices and shuttled the milk.
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Advancing AZ has pumped nearly $1.8 million into advertisements targeting Sen.
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Rescuers pumped in oxygen only to find the child's decomposing body.
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"We're pretty pumped for him," Falcons head coach Dan Quinn said.
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If poisoned, your pet might need his or her stomach pumped.
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She pumped milk during or between flights in the airplane bathroom.
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Today pumped hydropower is the most common way to store energy.
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So when he was signed, I was pumped up about that.
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But they're still sort of pumped into the same Hollywood system.
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We didn't know before that our livers pumped, like a heartbeat.
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Venezuela pumped 3 million bpd at the turn of the century.
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"This morning, I pumped because he seemed to be not hungry, but then the minute I was done pumping, he was ravenous and starving and drank every ounce of the breast milk I pumped," she added.
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Snoop Dogg is PUMPED to be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame ... so pumped he broke into a Hulk Hogan impression at the mere mention of the honor and we gotta say ... it's kinda dope.
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It is building a large pumped-hydro storage facility in northern Portugal.
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The man straddled him and pumped four more bullets into his chest.
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Some of that oil is now being pumped domestically, especially in Texas.
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In November, Saudi Arabia pumped a record 11.1 million bpd, Falih disclosed.
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Exxon pumped 4.1 million barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2016.
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In short: We're pumped to see Nine Ball and Tammy throw down.
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Despite the temperatures, Fleuette says they still use water pumped through hoses.
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The viruses were helicoptered to the hospital and pumped into Mallory's body.
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It's so glorious outside, and I'm pumped after catching up with her.
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Witherspoon pumped up her partygoers by leading a "Sweet Home Alabama" singalong.
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Oculus has pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into funding VR content.
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Needless to say, they were pumped before, during and after Thursday's win.
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Oxygen is pumped in to increase thermophilic, or heat-loving, microbial activity.
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Among countries with declining supply, Iraq pumped less for a second month.
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Whether this could compete with conventional pumped storage remains to be seen.
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Hair crazy, legs sore, heart pumped — I would gladly do it again.
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A little granny who deadlifts is a little granny who's pumped up.
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Flashback: In 2014, Venezuela pumped nearly 3 million barrels of oil daily.
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He was pumped with bullets even after he was on the ground.
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Bose pumped in simulated sounds of snoring, noisy neighbors and street noise.
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In 2016 tourism pumped $93m into Salem and funded some 800 jobs.
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More poisoned air will be pumped out and more poisoned soil uncovered.
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Seems Conor McGregor was PUMPED about his dip in the ocean Friday.
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This is our first time entertaining in NYC so we're both pumped.
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The tap water is undrinkable; untreated sewage is pumped into the sea.
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Seltzer water is just pure water that's been pumped full of bubbles.
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The milk itself lasts one year from the day it was pumped.
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Water is pumped up the hill to be stored in the reservoir.
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Watch the rest of the trailer below, and get pumped for February!
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Lorde's Uber driver was really pumped to be driving a celebrity client.
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Plus, kids will be pumped about receiving a surprise package each month.
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Despite the feedback and issues, Panos Panay is still pumped about Surface.
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"We are pumped that many of you love your Surfaces," says Panay.
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Some kids are pumped to learn they'll soon be the older child.
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Of these viewers, 92% are pumped for a standalone female superhero movie.
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Microsoft's Panos Panay is back in New York City, and he's pumped!
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It definitely isn't a pumped-up heavyweight, I can tell you that.
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Tailpipe emissions pumped greenhouse gases into our atmosphere and warmed the climate.
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Earlier this week, Amazon pumped about $634 million into its India business.
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All the tires are pumped to about 100 psi, or 7 bar.
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The rocks stand in for the water in a pumped-storage system.
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The company pumped an average of 712,000 bpd in the first quarter.
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She just pumped some gas, we had a talk and she left.
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Djokovic pumped his fist in celebration, and he would soon depart Miami.
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We don't know what's going to happen when it's pumped back up.
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Saudi Arabia has pumped billions into tech products like WeWork and Uber.
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Scott pumped a total of $90 million into his two gubernatorial campaigns.
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In January, Nigeria pumped well above the quota it previously agreed to.
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Oil-rich UAE had previously pumped billions of dollars into Sudan's coffers.
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A.C. is pumped; he thinks this is confirmation that Simpson is innocent.
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Cask ale is pumped into the drinker's glass by a gravity pump.
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Tank-conditioned beers are packaged in kegs and pumped out by CO2.
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And instead of standing relaxed, standing with pumped arms and shoulders forward.
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Now she's preparing to release new music this summer and she's pumped.
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Iraq and Kuwait pumped slightly more than in July, the survey found.
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The kingdom pumped 10.56 million bpd, a record, in June last year.
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The sign outside Milkflower promised wood-fired pizza, and I was pumped.
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He pumped his right fist in the air as fans surrounded him.
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Everyone's pumped, from white men over 60 to white men over 70.
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The Classical ideal — balance, just-rightness — has been pumped out of existence.
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That's what I watched to get like pumped up to go on.
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Ms. Jenkins grew up in Southern California, and pumped her own gas.
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After Monday's practice, though, Kerr pumped the brakes on Durant's potential return.
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The scientists pumped the solution into the pigs' brains for six hours.
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They devalued and they pumped a lot of money into their system.
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Meanwhile, investors have pumped nearly $1 billion into aerospace startups this year.
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Every day 1.1m cubic metres of sewage are pumped into Dhaka's rivers.
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It's World Trick Shot Day ... and you know who's pumped about that??
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The candidate turned around from the front seat with a pumped fist.
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They will not go home pumped up with enthusiasm, determination and pride.
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The water is undrinkable and raw sewage is pumped into the sea.
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We've gotten "Pumped Up Kicks" stuck in your head now, haven't we?
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Again, von Holzhausen could have pumped it up, but he pointedly didn't.
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After the call was upheld, Raburn pumped his fist from the dugout.
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Again, I am pumped to see what happens when they meet Thursday.
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Fans are beyond pumped for the character&aposs return to the franchise.
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Saudi Arabia told OPEC that it pumped 9.983 million bpd in January.
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The researchers also pumped the solution into the stomachs of some turtles.
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Etsy enthusiasts, get pumped: the Etsy Cyber Week sale is officially back.
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Sacha Baron Cohen pumped iron to "get rid of his dad-bod."
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But now we're past 10 years and it hasn't pumped out yet.
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" Sidenote: Rosie's also pumped about Natasha Lyonne's new Netflix series, "Russian Doll.
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Oil will be pumped into giant vessels, then shipped directly to foreign markets.
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Its share price was overvalued, pumped up by hype about Mr Welch's talents.
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Tennis authorities have pumped about $14 million into anti-corruption programmes, Kermode added.
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In September, the 15-member cartel pumped nearly 32.8 million barrels per day.
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"We are really pumped that it's an all-female tour," Dye tells PEOPLE.
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So Sanders simply parroted the falsehoods pumped into the bloodstream by her boss.
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He even fist-pumped when they were first invited to try the cars.
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Here's what to see to get pumped up, blissed out, or freaked out.
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Food makers took up the mantra, and pumped out products low in fat.
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"It's not a matter of getting pumped up before a pitch," he said.
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One bonus data point: People are really, really pumped to vote next year.
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While her fans were pretty pumped, Aguilera's fans were not pleased at all.
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Microsoft's Surface chief, Panos Panay, is pumped, and that's not an unusual thing.
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Air is pumped in and out of the object to adjust grip strength.
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Instead, Hyundai pumped $275 million into Singaporean ride-hailing firm Grab this year.
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She also accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz jewels and an epic pumped-up ponytail.
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That was later cut to $475bn, of which $245bn was pumped into banks.
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Afterwards she pumped milk and sent it to the parents and the baby.
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Are there certain songs you listen to to get inspired or pumped up?
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I don't know about you, but I'm pretty pumped to try this out.
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I'm super pumped as usually the non-dairy options are just fruit flavors.
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In 22 humans pumped about 260bn tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air.
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Iran pumped 3.8 million bpd in May, Reuters' monthly survey showed [OPEC/O].
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The theme of today's class is "The Evolution of Rihanna," so I'm pumped!
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So I pumped on that side but eventually he wouldn't take it anymore.
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I don't know why I'm getting so pumped over a file transfer system!
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Harry even fist-pumped when they were first invited to try the cars.
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It pumped 15 shots at Saros in each of the first two periods.
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To date, however, none of it has been pumped up for public use.
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Saudi Arabia pumped below 10 million barrels per day for most of 2019.
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You just pumped the last bit of your favorite foundation, so now what?
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Nokia, which announced new phones at the conference, was also pumped about 5G.
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If you understand what those technical terms mean, you're probably pumped about it.
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Her father delivered pizzas, pumped petrol and drove trucks; her mother cleaned houses.
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Before going offline in December it pumped 315,000 barrels per day (b/d).
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"London was the toughest title we've won, we were so pumped," Bob says.
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In the court room, a grinning Odinga pumped his fist in the air.
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But it's unclear how much investors have actually pumped into HighTimes Holding Corp.
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Water is pumped from a dry river bed but ageing equipment often fails.
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"You weren't really as pumped as you thought you might've been," Rothman adds.
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" But no one was more pumped than Grande, a self-proclaimed "theater geek.
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"The Force Awakens" pumped fresh blood into the "Star Wars" franchise in 2015.
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Helium was pumped into the small space at the top of the tank.
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Perhaps that's why Uber's investors have pumped almost $9 billion into the company.
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Fellow Gulf producers the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait both pumped slightly more.
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For example, a lemon scent will be pumped out for a lemonade drink.
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Conor McGregor's pumped to make 'Call of Duty' an even bigger smash hit.
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I was so pumped up from third base watching him score right there.
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I was pumping and producing up to eight ounces each time I pumped.
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We're never caught without a metal soundtrack on tour to get us PUMPED.
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Then my leg spit out the superglue that I had pumped in it.
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She rolled her bike out of the garage and pumped up the tires.
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As the drought has stretched on, the amount of water pumped has fallen.
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Instead of relying solely on pumped groundwater, Archuleta expanded El Paso's water portfolio.
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This has just happened at WeWork, into which SoftBank has pumped another $6.5bn.
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I pictured our tiny child trapped in her womb, pumped up with sugar.
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In 85033, the U.S. pumped an average of 11.6 million barrels per day.
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She also said that the teacher was pretty pumped about the whole ordeal.
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"I'm pumped to be in the quarters of a slam," Murray told reporters.
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Since December, U.S. investors have pumped $3.6 billion into European equities via ETFs.
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Nigeria pumped around 1.99 m/bd in August, according to a JODI estimate.
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Lee has relished dropping references to his filmography as he's pumped up Sanders.
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"He gets pumped up in the locker room," Ellingson said with a grin.
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"I was pumped to be back playing in a slam again," Murray said.
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In earlier years investors pumped money into these companies, such as Applied Optoelectronics.
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Others are just pumped for how crazy fast Microsoft's next gen console sounds.
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"They've got to get the music pumped up," Thomas said around 11 p.m.
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This midterm election, by the way, will have $5 billion pumped into it.
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One of the men pumped his hands in the air as Trump clapped.
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The money saved will be pumped into tax cuts for the very wealthy.
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Kim Kardashian is really pumped about her upcoming appearance on Kocktails with Khloé.
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Britain pumped 66 billion pounds ($103.5 billion) into Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.
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Nobody -- and we mean NOBODY -- seemed more pumped about the fireworks than Chris.
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Anyone who has breast-pumped can tell you the process is no joke.
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Learn more about Mike Isaac's Super Pumped here, and read WIRED's review here.
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Williams finished the match with a forceful forehand winner and pumped her fist.
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Even the trench, that paragon of classic style, got pumped up this season.
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Penske pumped his fist in the air several times after the Keselowski win.
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Brady then fist-pumped the air, which prompted a roar from the crowd.
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For stamina, he pumped endlessly on the playground swings at Clove Lakes Park.
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Tag a friend if you can't get any more pumped up for Sunday!
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The Frenchwoman pumped her fist, while Strycova shrugged, gesticulated and remonstrated with herself.
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In 2013, investors pumped a relatively modest $156 million into EV-related companies.
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"I'm pumped that Jordan and I are playing together, it's awesome," he said.
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Everyone is pumped, from white men over 60 to white men over 70.
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As Trump pumped the justice's hand, Kennedy congratulated him on a successful speech.
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While the exempt nations pumped more, those bound by output targets boosted compliance.
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Saudi Arabia pumped more although its compliance was the second-highest in OPEC.
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A Reuters survey indicated the Saudis pumped about 10.7 million bpd this month.
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But it pumped more than its quota in November, producing 0003 million bpd.
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"Usually I go home and think of getting my stomach pumped," he says.
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Libya pumped 1.03 million bpd in July, according to the latest Reuters survey.
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It's Election Day in #ALSEN, where outside groups have pumped $3.8M into race.
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Stanley chipped to five feet and pumped his fist as the putt dropped.
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Rozier pumped in 20 points, and PJ Washington had 19 for the Hornets.
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You can tell from the video ... Verlander's PUMPED to be joining the club.
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The company pumped 130,000 barrels per day from the Eagle Ford before the storm.
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Several high-level Amazon executives including CEO Jeff Bezos pumped cash into Republican Sen.
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"Yes I'm a big fan, I was super pumped for this concert," she said.
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Retailers have pumped up the discounts in response, making it harder to grow sales.
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To keep this machine cool, 4,000 gallons of water are pumped through the system.
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She got pumped up when Patricia Arquette mentioned equal pay in her Oscars speech.
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Pumped hydropower involves pumping water into reservoirs for release later when electricity demand increases.
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Its vehicles pumped out ten times more NOx on average than the current ceiling.
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It pumped 10.136 million bpd in February, down from 10.243 million bpd in January.
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At least one man was hospitalized for several days after having his stomach pumped.
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Jia quickly burned through most of the $900 million he pumped into the company.
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That sewage was essentially being pumped right into the East River with no treatment.
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He watched, horrified, as the young boy pumped bullets into the air in celebration.
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The result was two rats whose hearts pumped blood around a shared circulatory system.
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The Cruachan pumped-storage station in Scotland, for example, has a capacity of 7GWh.
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It sounds like her family was equally as pumped to recreate the nostalgic photo.
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Iraq pumped at 4.45 million barrels per day in September, according to secondary sources.
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It was the first time OPEC pumped below 2000 million bpd since June 21.73.
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It hits the spot and I feel pumped to finish out the day strong.
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I have my best run yet this week and feel really pumped about it!
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Water is also pumped twice a week to our residents, aid is distributed daily.
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She was pumped with so many fluids she was swollen; she was really puffy.
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When Luke channeled the power of Thor to get pumped for an AFL match.
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Venezuela pumped about 2.373 million bpd as recently as 2016, Thomson Reuters data shows.
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As groundwater is pumped to make up for shortfalls, ancient aquifers could run dry.
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Swift was clearly pumped about the song scoring yet another award on Sunday night.
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This pumped-up vision of a 21st-century superpower may be seductive for some.
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The Rock said before the fight he was super pumped about presenting the award.
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I tested it out with direct water contact, and it still pumped out sound.
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There, she was pumped full of powerful antibiotics to stave off the raging infection.
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Sylvester Stallone is pumped up for the first day of filming on Creed 213.
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Damon: Pumped up physically, he also looks older and more exhausted, as if he
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Chatting with PEOPLE in 1975, Wepner was pumped up about his chances of victory.
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The stars are just as pumped about the upcoming production as we are, too.
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Yo, I am so PUMPED that Order of the Gash has new material out!
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Before dinner, Taylor hit up a NYC gym and she looked ... well, pumped up.
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So fans were pumped for the expansion wrangling, and the chaos it could bring.
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Alibaba has pumped billions into Lazada since it took a majority investment in 2016.
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Get pumped for the series finale with more extensive Game of Thrones coverage here.
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We miss our families in here, so cooking a family meal gets us pumped.
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But hey, if you're into House of Cards, this will probably get you pumped.
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Air has to be pumped into portions of a refinery unit while being refurbished.
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Our fans are fired up, pumped, and the buzz around the city is crazy.
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Miranda Lambert wiped away tears as Nicole Kidman pumped her hands in the air.
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" Europe: Benefitting from "the effects of cheap money pumped out by its central bank.
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Despair descends on the meeting room like it's being pumped in through the sprinklers.
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And it would otherwise be pumped out to the San Francisco Bay and dumped.
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Rather than being discouraged, I'm pumped—now I know what I need to do!
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And that is how 18 people wound up getting argon pumped into their butts.
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Even if Teddy's stay isn't permanent, though, Grey's fans are pumped about the news.
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Around the time the album came out, the band pumped the brakes regarding touring.
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These depletions are exacerbated by water pumped out by groundwater wells to water livestock.
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Businesses know that we, at the bottom of the income heap, are pumped dry.
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"I'm probably more pumped about her race than mine," Ledecky said of Smith's performance.
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Where geography does not favour pumped storage, though, the search is on for alternatives.
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He's pumped more than $3.5 million into ad campaigns in both English and Spanish.
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The amount of blood pumped when the subjects were wearing high heels was reduced.
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Venture capital investors have pumped billions of dollars into automation and artificial intelligence technology.
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The 2010 Supreme Court Citizens United decision has pumped more corporate money into elections.
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When the swimming came back on, Audrey, pumped and happy, returned to the couch.
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In July it pumped 10.67 million barrels per day, the most in its history.
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Second, China scented economic opportunity in clean energy and pumped money into the sector.
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Figures provided directly from the country showed Nigeria pumped in line with its quota.
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Between 2016 and 2017, investors pumped over $12 billion into Southeast Asia-based startups.
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JJ also talked about why he's so pumped about the Rams being in L.A.
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The United Arab Emirates pumped 2.87 million bpd in June, two industry sources said.
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Soulja sounded focused and pumped about training when we got him Friday at LAX.
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I was pumped, not only because I'd won, but because of how I'd won.
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And soothing new age music is pumped through state-of-the-art sound systems.
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I was a little nervous, and with the adrenaline, we were both really pumped.
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The Indians pumped fists and exchanged leaping high-fives, celebrating a 1-0 win.
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When a reporter informed him that he had won Alabama, he pumped his fist.
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I just know I woke up in the hospital, and they pumped my stomach.
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OPEC excluding Congo pumped almost exactly that amount in November, according to the survey.
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Saudi Arabia told OPEC it pumped at a record rate of 11.093 million bpd.
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Check out Luke's cut candids to help get you pumped for the epic bout.
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By the end of Super Pumped, we are back in the land of techspeak.
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In the 20th century, societies dammed many rivers, depleted others and relentlessly pumped groundwater.
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He was surprised when it reached the bleachers and pumped his fist in celebration.
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Watch the video for "Glass Half Empty" below and get yourself pumped on nostalgia.
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Olga Quezada's knee had swollen up as if someone had pumped air into it.
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New York City officially pumped the brakes on Uber and other ride-hailing services.
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More than $6 million has been pumped into the primary in the 19th District.
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In this case the savings of $2900,220006 can now be pumped into the economy.
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Running past first, he turned toward the home dugout, screamed and pumped his arms.
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SoftBank and its affiliated Vision Fund have pumped almost $210 billion into Neumann's company.
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Every flight that's grounded is that much less greenhouse gas pumped into the atmosphere.
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But, Colin's spot emerged victorious ... and we're told Colin and The Swoosh are PUMPED.
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In the spring, Mr. Hoffman pumped almost $30 million in new financing into Change.
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"One more round getting pumped with poisons," goes one passage set by Mr. Hersch.
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At the water's edge, armed Libyan smugglers pumped air into thirty-foot rubber dinghies.
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It was proposed as a pumped-storage power plant, not a nuclear power plant.
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"Manafort's legal counsel told him that DT was pumped," the memo released Friday said.
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The best result would be if rich countries pumped money directly into weaker ones.
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"Everyone's pumped -- from white men over 60 to white men over 70," he added.
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"You can't have an infinite amount of data pumped between both planets," she added.
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Phil pumped his fist and politely said that yes, he'd like that very much.
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The winners: • SoftBank, which pumped billions of dollars into Sprint over nearly a decade.
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Miles Bridges led the Hornets with 23 points and Terry Rozier pumped in 21.
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Miles Bridges led the Hornets with 243.4 points and Terry Rozier pumped in 210.
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He pumped millions into the transit system and pushed to make repairs more quickly.
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Six students told investigators that the teacher pumped hand sanitizer into the student's mouth.
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I walk towards the welcoming gates and get more pumped the closer I get.
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I'm beyond pumped to have the next two weeks off with no work obligations.
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Smaller producers Congo, Ecuador and Gabon also pumped above their targets, the survey found.
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The Vision Fund has pumped money into startups like WeWork, Slack, DoorDash and others.
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Mike Isaac's "Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber" catalogs Kalanick's rise and ultimate departure.
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The SoftBank Vision Fund has pumped billions of dollars into startups around the world.
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So, when Spotlight won the Oscar for Best Picture, Michael Keaton was super pumped.
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Essentially, if you look at the amount of investments we've pumped into the technology.
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The party has pumped nearly $15 million into the company since 233, filings show.
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In Marimanti, the impact of access to solar-pumped water is already becoming visible.
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During it, female House members stood, and some pumped their fists in the air.
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NBCUniversal pumped a total of $400 million into BuzzFeed and $200 million into Vox.
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Glossier's investors have pumped $52 million more in to the popular online beauty brand.
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I look for a good buildup to get that "make you feel pumped" feeling.
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Another 250 MW pumped hydro plan, Genex Power's Kidston pumped hydro at an abandoned gold mine, was put on hold last November when Energy Australia, owned by by Hong Kong's CLP Holdings, failed to sign an agreement to buy power from the project.
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He slowly pumped the other first into the sky, while trying to control his emotions.
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Eventually, the brook water and sewage are pumped to a treatment plant on Wards Island.
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Ahead, find all the inspiration you need to get pumped (and polished) for Election Day.
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And Roy Williams was so goddamned pumped he looked like one of the Little Rascals.
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And the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has already pumped resources into staffing on the ground.
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Trillions of dollars have been pumped into the financial system instead of the real economy.
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Divers can only proceed when enough water has been pumped out to give breathing space.
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As Tom Brady went by, fans chanted "MVP" while the quarterback smiled and fist-pumped.
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Saudi Arabia pumped just over 22.5 million bpd, with monthly production jumping by 13,21 bpd.
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Figures provided directly by the Saudis indicate the kingdom pumped at nearly 22018 million bpd.
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Rick seemed to be Team Zylka, but pumped the brakes when we mentioned wedding bells.
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That's why we're so pumped to hear about the new Bite Everyday Agave Lip Trio.
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The recipient will be helped to breathe, and blood pumped around the body, with machines.
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Jenny Mollen isn't crying over spilled milk, but is a little emotional over pumped milk.
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After two decades of raising kids, they say they're pumped about making new memories together.
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He estimated it pumped about 10,000 gallons of water before shutting off during the fire.
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Brown signed a law to regulate the speed at which aquifers can be pumped dry.
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They're probably also not too pumped that he told the media that they hate it.
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Japan's largest automaker pumped $700 million into the Guanajuato site, which began operating last December.
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While on the road, the cars pumped out pollutants that were well above allowable levels.
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A truck delivers food waste to be pumped into the "eggs," located behind the vehicle.
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And the weird way Macedonian teenagers pumped out disinformation about Trump during this election cycle.
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I'm back at 80%, super pumped... we've got to start calling Elon on his shit.
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HTC instead pumped the brakes on the Grip's release and teamed up with Under Armour.
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In 2013, 50,000 medical tourists pumped an estimated $216 million into the Colombian healthcare system.
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"He pumped some excitement into UFC Korea," UFC president Dana White said of Jung's performance.
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In yoga, you can experience being pumped up and mellowed out all in one class.
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Only a few Midwestern states have pumped much of their own money into flood prevention.
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We have merely pumped billions of dollars into these [Obamacare] exchanges masking the real problems.
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When started, the car's engine pumped hydraulic fluid into the spheres, lifting the vehicle's body.
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The Chinese firm pumped $1 billion into its auto services business, called XAS, last year.
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After much anticipation, Frank Ocean's album, Blonde has finally arrived and people are understandably pumped.
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Consider pumped hydro, currently the biggest and best-developed form of long-term energy storage.
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They're pumped full of chemicals and other additives for color, flavor, texture, and shelf life.
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You'd be this pumped too if you rode a giant iceberg out of your pool.
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Leaving that aside, having someone else's blood pumped through your veins isn't exactly risk-free.
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In January, Saudi Arabia pumped 350,000 bpd less than in December, a Reuters survey showed.
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The salinity of the water pumped up for irrigation can then wreak havoc on crops.
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Measure the number of dollars pumped into the economy by digital productivity, whatever that is.
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After escaping that jam, Manaea pumped his fists twice as he headed toward the dugout.
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"I'm pumped," Ciara — who wore a plunging black gown — told ESPN on the red carpet.
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Music aside, we're mostly just pumped to see Turner and Williams interact with one another.
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Riyadh told OPEC that the kingdom pumped 10.24 million bpd in January, the sources said.
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Hi, I'm John and I am super pumped to be TechCrunch's new summer writing intern.
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At SQM's facilities the brine is pumped from an underground reservoir into hundreds of ponds.
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Jim Clyburn when calling for more federal money to be pumped into persistently poor communities.
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Instead of a Soundcloud app, you just get Soundcloud content pumped into your Music Scope.
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But in the decades since, China has pumped billions of dollars into research and training.
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It would also give progressives who pumped $22016 million into Ossoff's campaign something to celebrate.
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The state has pumped cold water into the wells and capped them with iron plugs.
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I'm back at 80%, super pumped… we've got to start calling Elon on his shit.
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So pumped!!!" he also wrote on Instagram after the big win, hashtagging the post "#number5.
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He washed dishes and pumped gas until he landed a job on an oil rig.
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They pumped a gigantic amount of water onto the building, so where did it go?
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But there's nothing novel about the cultural content that Amazon has pumped into the marketplace.
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Saudi Arabia pumped just above 10 million bpd in May, but remained under its target.
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"I'm just really pumped," she said, describing the organization as an anchor in her community.
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The men who pumped her gas, the bank tellers, the receptionists at the dentist's office.
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That year, venture capital firms made 66 social media deals and pumped in $2.4 billion.
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Angola, OPEC member and Africa's second largest oil producer, pumped 1.68 m/bd in August.
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The humor is so black that it might have been pumped out of the ground.
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Its blast furnaces pumped out soot that blanketed the land where the housing complex stands.
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With supercooled fuel, the launch occurs soon after the fuel is pumped into the rocket.
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"Pumped Up Kicks" was Foster the People's first and only song to achieve mainstream success.
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Essentially, it sounds as if the existing audio track is being pumped through a room.
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We have merely pumped billions of dollars into these [ObamaCare] exchanges masking the real problems.
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It pumped 10.6 million barrels of oil in October, before going even higher in November.
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The property market had been pumped up so high very quickly, and it was unsustainable.
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"I saw the coyote in San Antonio getting the crowd pumped up," he told me.
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You want to know what that money you pumped into the political system went for?
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The amount of human sweat, brainpower, and suffering pumped into each one is almost incomprehensible.
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I don't know if it could be fixed in mastering, pumped up a little bit?
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It's watching your healthy child be strapped to a gurney and pumped full of chemicals.
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In their war room, White House aides watching on television cheered and pumped their fists.
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And since that time, some countries have pumped out vastly more carbon dioxide than others.
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Europe has finally felt the effects of cheap money pumped out by its central bank.
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Wastewater would get purified as it was pumped through soil, where microbes would remove contaminants.
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The administration has not said how much Trump's pumped-up July Fourth celebration will cost.
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But they took her to a hospital and pumped her stomach and they saved her.
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Otherwise, he spoke about being "excited for the next chapter" and "pumped" to be back.
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Verlander pumped his fist after retiring Bird on a weak grounder to end the ninth.
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Djokovic then pumped his arms several times, and the crowd eagerly applauded his brash gamble.
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All of this is pumped out to the wider world by cannabis public relations companies.
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Then, they pumped and trapped a pulse of cold rubidium atoms, then released the trap.
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"He's amped, he's so pumped," Kostek said while admitting the constant winning NEVER gets old!
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After 130 hours, the police pumped tear gas into the vault and the captors surrendered.
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Forty-three billion barrels of oil have been pumped from the Maracaibo Basin since 1914.
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It's not dissimilar to pumped hydrostorage in that it relies on gravity to store power.
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They pumped in methane and extracted deadly waste gases that might kill the resident microbes.
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They laughed, drank and smoked freshly rolled blunts as a speaker pumped out rap music.
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I'm back at 80%, super pumped... we've got to start calling Elon on his sh--.
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It was 81º in Texas last night and I'm pumped to feel some 50º weather.
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Julius Randle pumped in 236 points and Marcus Morris Sr. tallied 23 for the Knicks.
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Riot police officers fired tear gas and pumped blue-dyed water from trucks at protesters.
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Instead, they're hoping voters can get pumped about Theresa Greenfield, Cal Cunningham and Sara Gideon.
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Since October, the Fed has pumped $60 billion into the world's financial markets each month.
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"Everybody's adrenaline is pumped a notch," he said his team was feeling at that time.
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I've gone through so much with all the injections and hormones being pumped into me.
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A man with a white ponytail and tinted sunglasses gripped George's arm, pumped his hand.
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They should exist, after nearly $1 trillion of aid was pumped into the small nation.
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When so far in his life I have pumped more than 300,000 tons of blood?
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While the DJ pumped Cardi's music, every stripper got a chance to entertain the queen.
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Without damaging the artifacts, they pumped liquid in and pulled the yeast out with it.
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One alleged victim was Zhang Fusheng, who says he pumped millions of dollars into EuroFX.
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It pumped out programming that obliterated all opposing messages in its path, across all media.
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After several moments, He appeared to say yes and Qin pumped his fist in triumph.
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Data from Dealogic shows the fund has pumped billions into tech startups around the world.
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I'm back at 22016%, super pumped ... we've got to start calling Elon on his shit.
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Deeper in the forest, that distinct smell of damp soil is pumped into the air.
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Her cheeks are regularly pumped with fillers, and her breasts have been enhanced three times.
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Betting on continuity, investors have pumped money into their markets, driving up bonds and stocks.
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The human dildo was pumped up and ready to unload on Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw.
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Activated charcoal is only helpful if you're in the ER and need your stomach pumped.
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This is basically like that, but pumped full of steroids and ridiculous amounts of cash.
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On this episode of the Gadget Lab, we are super pumped to talk to New York Times tech reporter Mike Isaac about his explosive new book called Super Pumped, natch, that chronicles the tumultuous rise and fall of Uber and the man who ran it.
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I am super pumped up about the Iron Fist series that will premiere on Netflix soon.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 16 two-piece swimsuits to get you pumped for your upcoming getaway.
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I saw it in a movie theater and (when) I came out, I pumped my fist.
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He's stoked to unleash a pumped-up live show on crowds that won't see it coming.
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In the past month, investors have pumped $2 trillion into stocks globally, according to Bloomberg data.
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Will Smith got an early look at Aladdin — and he's pumped for fans to see it.
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Russia reported that it pumped 11.16 million bpd in 2018, marking a post-Soviet-era record.
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Given how great the Pixel is (dull design aside), we're pretty pumped for the Pixel 2.
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SoftBank also pumped $1.5 billion into China's Chehaoduo Group, which owns a leading used-car site.
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"BFF," he captioned the video, which shows the pair getting pumped up about their activity choice.
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Additionally, the kidney is pumped with drugs, including anti-inflammatory agents, to prime it for surgery.
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It's not a low; it's just about accepting your blank slate and being pumped on it.
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The NY Fed pumped in $99.9 billion of cash into the financial system on Tuesday alone.
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Kozak earlier said contaminated oil had already been pumped into storage units, Russian news agencies reported.
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"Super pumped for the Golden Globes," she captioned the shot of her sleeping in a chair.
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"I was pumped," Matt Holzer, who attended a recent Knicks win over the Delaware 21ers, said.
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The Cougars were pumped up from the outset while playing in their new 7,33-seat digs.
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Another is cooling: water pumped through tiny pipes carries away the great heat that cores generate.
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I'm so pumped – I had looked into getting it but didn't want to spend the money.
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It's the National Park Service's centennial birthday this year, and you know who's pumped for it?
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Pumped storage is cheap to run, but needs convenient geography to build in the first place.
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Irish politician Gerry Adams is pumped to tell the world how much he loves Pierce Brosnan.
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Big names like BMW and Lowe's have also pumped money into Desktop's impressive additive manufacturing technology.
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Nyx Cosmetics has consistently pumped out quality beauty products at affordable prices since launching in 1999.
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Democrats' fundraising bonanza and pumped-up voter enthusiasm levels have been consistent throughout the election cycle.
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Scroll ahead for the food containers that will actually get you pumped to pack tomorrow's lunch!
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But the government pumped $49.5 billion into GM to help it get through a bankruptcy reorganization.
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It's newest challenge is a very old one however, getting developers pumped up for something new.
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Even though I sent Joe home the first night, I was pumped to see him again.
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Television and radio have pumped up the anxiety in order win back users they've already lost.
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The electrolytes are pumped through the center, and a chemical reaction happens to power the battery.
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They were so into it that they often stood up, danced around, and pumped their fists.
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Pumped hydro is by far the most common way energy is stored around the world today.
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After she finished, Turner proudly fist pumped into the camera, laughed, and wiped her mouth clean.
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What some fans aren't pumped about, however, is a new "feminine" evolution of Popplio called Brionne.
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There has been no electricity since then, and no pumped drinking water in Rastan and Talbiseh.
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Now some warn of a "presource curse", which strikes even before the first drop is pumped.
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But, but, but: It may just mean the stock market is pumped full of hot air.
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"Oh yeah, I'm pumped for the army of women to help lead the revolution," he said.
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Booming resource exports have also pumped billions of extra dollars into tax receipts in recent months.
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On 10 of the days, dyed water without carbon dioxide enrichment was pumped over the reef.
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At first we were super pumped when [the neural net] would just spell a word right.
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Pumped milk had higher levels of potential pathogens, which, Azad stressed, are not necessarily actively harmful.
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Wilfred Wilson, another boxer who works in Chelsea's clubs, was seriously pumped after winning his fight.
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The company sponsors concerts, events and athletes worldwide, all ostensibly pumped up with the sweet drink.
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His Vision+ Capital pumped 100 million yuan ($14 million) in Xiaodian's April series A funding round.
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When people heard Snyder and Capullo were getting back together for this event, they were pumped.
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The state pumped nearly 972,000 bpd in September, the lowest level since February 2014, data showed.
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For now, OPEC said it pumped less oil in December, reducing the excess in the market.
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The music pumped and inside the sphere of the rope, I felt a dance-floor high.
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I was pumped on the lineup—in particular LCD Soundsystem, who were headlining the first night.
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Smaller producers Congo, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon also pumped above their targets, the survey found.
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The more emotion you felt and sought, the more the news-feed machine pumped at you.
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How did Brian Dozier get pumped up for the Nationals game against the Marlins on Thursday??
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It's T-minus 5 1/2 days until The White Princess premieres, and I am PUMPED.
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So, they decide to go through with the plan, and Henry's very pumped to visit Epcot.
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Though oil is being pumped in record amounts, hospitals are suspending services for lack of funds.
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Huge sums were pumped into Katanga to facilitate uranium export and to prop up Belgian defences.
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Reliance, controlled by India's richest man Mukesh Ambani, has pumped more than $30 billion into Jio.
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"This past week, I had to get my sewer pumped out for $232 dollars," Hitchcock said.
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McIlroy calmly converted his only eagle of the tournament and then pumped his fists in elation.
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That gets pumped out and treated before being stored in tanks that are fast filling up.
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On Friday, air was taken out of the module, to be pumped back in on Saturday.
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The first thing I noticed was the mass amounts of fog being pumped into the air.
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A total of 12 billion euros was pumped into them via rights issues and CoCo bonds.
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The right ventricles pumped considerably less blood than would be expected from a completely healthy heart.
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At the same time, liberal groups pumped more than $3 million into television ads backing Neubauer.
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His eyebrows shot up, and he pumped his fist like a golfer sinking a long putt.
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Even as workers pumped water and mud out of the cave, the rain persisted, complicating efforts.
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Nevertheless, these styles reflect a cultural fixation with a pumped-out, amped-up, patently artificial silhouette.
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Working out during lunch is something I can't do very often, so I'm especially pumped today.
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I leave the Oakland workshop pumped from the excitement of saving the homes of imaginary Californians.
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OPEC's No. 230.6 producer pumped nearly 21 million bpd last month, 157,000 bpd above its quota.
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But several dialysis companies pumped more than $100 million into a campaign to oppose the measure.
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Though she hasn't released any more details about the track, Lovato's fans are already getting pumped.
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Everybody slapped his back and called him hombre and he pumped his fist like, Yeah, yeah.
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How long would it take before your heart pumped out nothing but a salty, sugary sludge?
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The water is pumped from Lake Geraldine, then treated and sent through pipes into the city.
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It is then run through a filter to remove particulates and pumped back into the system.
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Murphy pumped his fist at first base while his teammates jumped with glee in the dugout.
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Pumped with alcohol and mounting rage, he slipped a small revolver out from under his waistband.
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Ondra pumped his fists and kicked his feet as he slow-glided back to the ground.
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He turned the scene into a polyphonic chorale of pumped bodies: abs, pecs, lats, glutes, buns.
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This past summer, the Chinese giant JD.com pumped nearly $400 million into the London-based company.
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Then there is the smoke, pumped out by a theatrical machine to create a choking fog.
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He pumped his right fist after a double Axel that made for a clean, lighthearted program.
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He pumped his arms four times and pounded on his chest twice as the crowd roared.
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That's him riding a wave of testosterone and booze, among similarly pumped-up, zonked-out buddies.
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On Tuesday alone, the New York Fed trading desk pumped nearly $200 billion into the system.
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He was ostensibly imitating the pumped poses associated with the ideal male form in Classical sculpture.
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Anthony Law, the founder of Gunn Athletic, Rojer's clothing sponsor, pumped his fist as Rojer spoke.
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Saudi Arabia has pumped at least $25 billion in aid and investment into Egypt since 2014.
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To capture that heat, water is pumped down from the surface through fissures in the batholith.
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I was extremely pumped during the first half of the summer — then came the first day.
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The same companies have pumped billions of barrels of crude from fields in U.S. waters nearby.
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Oil reserves can't be magically transported out of Iraq; they have to be pumped out daily.
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It helps drive performance because it gets the team pumped up and focused on the mission.
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The ball ripped through the net, the buzzer sounded and Will pumped his fists and screamed.
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China pumped $58.2 billion into America last year, almost five times less than Ireland ($203 billion).
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Dominion Energy is considering building pumped storage hydropower facilities in Virginia coalfields, the Associated Press reports.
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Hoping he would respond to his parents' voices, authorities pumped prerecorded messages into Rankin Lake Park.
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But production is still half the 1.60 million bpd Libya pumped before the 2011 civil war.
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I was forced to keep my hands up, so blood cannot be pumped up my arms.
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Experts working with Mr. Macierewicz even suggested that Russia had pumped artificial fog over the runway.
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Other crude, like what gets pumped in Texas, is a very light and clear like gasoline.
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At one point, Sessions pumped his fist in the air as he walked past several people.
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Russia includes condensate pumped as a by product of gas output, while other producers do not.
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When her name was called, he fist-pumped in true Bostonian fashion to celebrate her win.
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Ratau said that the drinking water coming from the river is pumped upstream from the pollution.
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Castillo held the ball triumphantly for the umpire, then pumped his fist with it three times.
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" He adds, "I guess the millions of dollars I pumped into that town was not enough.
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Still, even pumped breast milk was superior to none at all, in line with past research.
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That means stress hormones are being pumped through your bloodstream to prepare for fight or flight.
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The NY Fed pumped in $75 billion during each of the final three days last week.
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A fired-up McNeil pumped his right arm, and the Mets celebrated after a narrow escape.
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Kanye West was super pumped after the BET Awards Sunday, holding court outside a WeHo club.
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Last year Discovery pumped $100 million into the venture, which is now valued at $585 million.
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This research did not look at the health effects of pumped milk compared with breast-fed milk, though a previous finding in the CHILD study showed that infants fed with pumped milk are at a higher risk of developing pediatric asthma than infants fed from the breast.
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Joe Lewis, Head of Comedy, Drama and VR for Amazon Studios, is equally pumped for the return.
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"You got these so-called hardcore felon, gangster, murderers, robbers, thieves all pumped off Shakespeare," Brooks said.
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McDavid quadruple-pumped his fist while the Rexall Place crowd jumped to their feet with a roar.
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Liv posted a video on her Instagram Story of her dad getting pumped as the ride begins.
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In fact, Kenny was pumped to talk hoops about the teams that did make the Final 4.
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He's also very pumped about his new gig – or afraid of getting sliced by his new employer.
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American drillers pumped an average 290.2 million bpd in 22020, breaking the record going back to 292.2.
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But when a high tide threatens, the water is pushed out by compressed air that's pumped in.
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Meanwhile, Russia says it pumped at a post-Soviet-era peak of 11.36 million bpd in September.
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Our job is to welcome the worship leaders and get them pumped for the full day ahead.
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"I was definitely excited," said Harper, who pumped his fist toward the Washington dugout after the hit.
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"Thomas and I just kind of pumped the break a little bit," Jacobs tells castmate Shep Rose.
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America's Got Talent is almost back and new host Tyra Banks is pumped about the new season.
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Top producers the United States, Russia and Saudi Arabia have pumped at record levels in recent months.
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False statistics have been pumped into public consciousness through cute kids who are presented as above reproach.
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A change is coming for the that likely will see billions pumped into real estate-related investments.
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"Cam… how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," Brown told him before pinning his rose.
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The requisite quantities are pumped into a transparent cone-shaped mixing vessel on top of the plinth.
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Hirst's studio pumped out works recycling the same tired motifs: skulls, flies, butterflies, spots, and expensive pharmaceuticals.
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" Seriously, you gotta see how pumped he was -- we fully expected him to shout, "This ... is ... Washington!!!
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We can't think of a more patriotic or pumped-up person to break down that medal action.
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The stage's humongous speakers pumped the "uhn tiss uhn tiss" of generic techno into the growing crowds.
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According to the survey, OPEC excluding Congo pumped about 230,000 bpd below this implied target in September.
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" She continued, "Sometimes, if I didn't want to deal with those conditions, I pumped in my car.
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What are the chances that the body will just not work when it's pumped back to life?
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So your burger may be pumped with antibiotics despite (and even because of) the loose government rules.
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Sea water from over one kilometer out at sea is pumped to the plant, in Sorek, Israel.
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They were all in their 20s in the spring of 1989, unbelievably pumped up with political fervour.
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Last month America and Russia, neither of them OPEC members, both pumped more crude than Saudi Arabia.
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Investors have pumped billions of dollars into blockchain startups looking for ways to revolutionize the financial system.
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When water is pumped into the limbs, they stretch or curl, opening and closing like a hand.
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Mr Van Dyke pumped 16 bullets into McDonald and continued to shoot after the teenager had fallen.
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We're guessing that both Sarah and Laura were not too pumped about betting on that extra dollar.
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The staff quickly pumped the marsupial full of fluids and cared for her as she sobered up.
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At one clandestine facility, a dozen men pumped crude into a tank from a boat moored nearby.
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When oil and gas is pumped out of the ground, salty water often flows out with it.
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My bed was perfectly pumped up and I immediately passed out after a day in the sun.
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She was so pumped when it was done that she had to take Zzzquil to fall asleep.
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Growing up, I'd always be pumped whenever my mom would let me get box braids or cornrows.
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I call my mom during the commute and try to get myself pumped for the shift ahead.
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So a new GoPro action camera with a lower price tag and badass features has us pumped.
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OLED technology is a single sheet of material that glows colors when electricity is pumped through it.
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Maybe you're pumped about the upcoming food-focused festivity, or maybe you're worried about what to make.
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"Cam … how you pumped up the jams, that was awesome," she told him before pinning his rose.
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This early aughts hit has Pink pumped for a party (and it'll get you excited, too). 7.
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Chinese tech firms pumped $5bn into Indian startups in 2017, a fivefold increase on the year before.
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Investors pumped $5.2 billion into bond funds that week, while yanking a net $500 million from equities.
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Everyone gasps and stuff without yelling but then at the end everyone is pretty pumped and cheering.
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Katy Perry's clues about her new music aren't exactly subtle, but that doesn't mean we're not pumped.
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The differences contribute to our understanding of pumped milk, which has usually been grouped in with breastfeeding.
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There was joy among the family—Donald pumped his fists, Ivanka hugged Eric, Tiffany laughed and smiled.
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Once that steam drives the turbines that generate power, it's pumped to the top of the tower.
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I admire one motorcycle adorned with airbrushed artwork of pumped up, ax-wielding Vikings and naked angels.
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A doctor diagnosed food poisoning, pumped Larson's stomach, prescribed a powerful painkiller, Toradol, and sent him home.
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I'm most pumped about the Tosowoong green tea essence, snail-mucin repair cream, and Glossier face spray.
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Sci-fi fans are pumped to board their Starfleet ships for an intergalactic journey with MAC Cosmetics.
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The company's cycles are five-day periods when a sequence of all in-season products is pumped.
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But it wasn't what Democrats who pumped $29 million into Ossoff's campaign so desperately craved: A win.
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Sanctions have intensified the need for the oil that is being pumped out of these vast fields.
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A number of social media users said the abattoir foreman should be pumped full of water instead.
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About 2 million tonnes have been pumped back from Belarus to Russia, where it is being stored.
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Usher and Pusha performed as well, of course ... and fans are already pumped for next year's fest.
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Muslum E. shouted political slogans and pumped his fist in the air as he entered the courtroom.
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Last year Chevron pumped about 224,000 bpd in Nigeria, about 9 percent of the company's global output.
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Something totally weird and unique is coming to Netflix in 2018, and we should all get pumped.
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The company hasn't pumped the same resources into its offering as an Alexa/Siri/Cortana/Google Assistant.
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So you better believe our morning caffeine run was pumped up with a double dose of Frappuccino.
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It also said it pumped water out of the affected pond to reduce the volume of leakage.
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Nor could researchers obtain detailed data on how much water was pumped from which stream and when.
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Because of the sheer amount of carbon pumped into the atmosphere from the process of meat production.
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Micaiah Henry pumped in 20 points and Jr. Clay scored 23 points for Tennessee Tech (212-220).
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OPEC pumped near a multi-year high of 33.24 million barrels per day in August, data showed.
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They've pumped up the carbonation because that means using less syrup, which in turn increases profit margins.
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He pumped his fist after retiring Josh Bell on a grounder to short for the final out.
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It's live TV on steroids, pumped up even more by a desire to shape one's national story.
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Aldridge pumped his left fist after making a hook shot for the first points of the game.
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But if the price picks up, investors will expect to see more of the stuff getting pumped.
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She said that, despite that diagnosis, the doctors had pumped his stomach and carried out liver dialysis.
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It has never returned to the record 6 million barrels per day (bpd) it pumped in 43.
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These foreign governments pumped billions of dollars into their aluminum industries to artificially maintain and expand capacity.
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The groups support the SNAP reforms but say the savings are being pumped into other wasteful programs.
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The non-OPEC producer pumped 10.34 m/bd in August, a modest decline from the month previous.
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According to the survey, OPEC excluding Congo pumped about 530,000 bpd above this implied target in October.
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Venezuela said it had pumped 1.955 million bpd, still below its output target of 1.972 million bpd.
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A water tower, which stores water pumped from a well, has a one-bedroom staff cottage attached.
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Brett Favre frickin' LOVES Conor McGregor ... and says he's super pumped for the Khabib Nurmagomedov mega-fight.
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We probably took it a little overboard and got a little obnoxious, but it got everybody pumped.
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According to the survey, OPEC excluding Congo pumped about 460,000 bpd below this implied target in July.
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"Pumped for After Hours after the game tonight," Burns wrote in a tweet on December 17, 2011.
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It had all the psychology and athleticism you'd expect, but Bryan very smartly pumped the brakes sometimes.
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Even the government pumped money into the game, backing players abroad and putting on tournaments at home.
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They pumped huge amounts of air into the housing bubble and participated in the credit market mania.
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Maybe a little too pumped ... Going into Week 8, Brown's got 592 receiving yards -- Marshall's got 472.
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You can see that through the audience, and that makes us even more pumped to play them.
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Other DJs like Ookay, Valentino Khan, and Ghastly pumped up the crowd from the venue's 5 stages.
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When people tried the shoes on and they pumped them up, you could feel the Pump working.
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Consider the penis bone the evolutionary equivalent of an extra safe condom pumped full of anesthetizing gel.
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"I did not," Cobain said, and promptly pumped out Donald Duck—and Goofy, too, for good measure.
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It cools naturally as air is pumped in from outside, and different microbes arrive at different temperatures.
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And they've pumped over $1 trillion into Social Security, keeping it afloat for the rest of us.
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Instead of laboring to calm myself, I could just drift on the voice pumped into my head.
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Molly Waitz, of Cutchogue, New York, breast pumped while running the New York City Marathon on Sunday.
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She had her stomach pumped and checked herself into a 30-day rehab program in Los Angeles.
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For decades, farmers across the world have ploughed their fields, pumped them with fertilizers and sprayed herbicides.
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Justin's so pumped up after accepting the dance challenge he gets the entire crowd amped up too.
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Storefronts flew rainbow flags and pumped pulsing pop music onto the sidewalks, where vendors hawked Pride merchandise.
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"I took it [all] and pumped it [for material]—just put it in my bucket," Albert says.
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The sand and water mixture in the middle is pumped to open storage areas called tailings ponds.
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Big Baby was particularly pumped up -- grabbin' everybody around him and soaking them in Luc Belaire champagne.
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Jordan Rudolph delivered Andersyn and Finley late Tueday night -- and the Minnesota Vikings tight end is pumped!!
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Durant pumped his fist again and again, emphatically shook his head and pounded his chest in delight.
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During transport, the sea creatures are kept in wood shavings, often with oxygen pumped into the crates.
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And Republican groups from outside the district pumped millions into the race, hugely outspending their Democratic counterparts.
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Blood that is supposed to be pumped into the body backs up into the heart and lungs.
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Inside, he pointed to holes in the walls where scientists might have pumped gas into the chamber.
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Aircraft cabins are pumped to a higher pressure than the ultra-thin outside air at cruising altitude.
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Sanders hits a major road bump South Carolina pumped the brakes on Sanders' drive to the nomination.
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After passing through a cooling station, the steam is pumped back into the earth using injection wells.
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Most drillers figure Nga Naung Mone has at most two years left before it is pumped dry.
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Preliminary weekly output figures suggest drillers pumped 10.25 million barrels a day in the week through Feb.
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In Colorado, a group calling itself Rocky Mountain Values has pumped $1 million into advertising against Sen.
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But they've been drowned out by Republican super PACs that pumped money into selling the tax bill.
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The carbon dioxide is pumped underground into nearby oil fields to help extract hard-to-reach crude.
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As Severino took the feed from Tyler Austin and stepped on the bag, he pumped his first.
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Nadal, knowing the course of the match had changed irreversibly, bent over, pumped both arms and yelled.
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One fan wielded a crutch as a surrogate electric guitar, another pumped his cane into the air.
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Jumping in front of the stage, Mr. Jonas and Mr. Whittle pumped their fists and shouted support.
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The billionaire has pumped more than $110 million into efforts to support Democratic candidates around the country.
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Wonder Woman finally got the superhero movie she deserves — and we couldn't be more pumped about it.
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From the tanneries, the wastewater is pumped to a central treatment facility, which was built in 1994.
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After the performance, Mr. Trump pumped his fist, and embraced the musicians as they walked off stage.
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It had to go public by 2017 as a condition of the EU funds pumped into CEISS.
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Miller Kopp pumped in a game-high 228 points for the Wildcats on 23-of-205 shooting.
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But Wall Street and business are particularly pumped by the prospect of an end to Washington gridlock.
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That solution is pumped to a regenerator, or stripper, which heats the amine and releases the CO2.
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Additionally, financial institutions have pumped money into their own apps, which users tend to view as safer.
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As in any true earthship, rainwater collects in cisterns and is filtered and pumped into the house.
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But after wells are fracked, the resulting wastewater does need to be pumped out and disposed of.
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It's a reggae vamp pumped up to rock volume, with blues licks spiraling between the vocal lines.
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Ingram told us all his tracks are fire ... but he did pick a favorite for getting pumped.
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"Everyone's pumped, from white men over 60 to white men over 70," Beck Bennett's Mitch McConnell said.
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Colin seems pumped about the new deal ... he's already posted the new ad images on his Twitter.
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We would have been happy if it was a boy, but we're pretty pumped that it's a girl.
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"We would have been happy if it was a boy, but we're pretty pumped that it's a girl."
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They were't too pumped, for obvious reasons, but apparently they offered Bowen a job as a secret shopper.
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The non-OPEC nations cooperating with OPEC pumped an extra 296,000 bpd since May, the OPEC document showed.
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Iraq, OPEC's second largest producer, regularly pumped above its quota throughout the group's last round of supply cuts.
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The two held hands as they walked off-stage, and Shelton pumped his fist at his band members.
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While Carpenter pumped his fist as he trotted back to the dugout, Polanco spiked his helmet in disgust.
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So pumped, that he fucked his shit up just by jumping up and down, he was so excited.
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Atlanta Falcons cornerback Desmond Trufant was pumped about breaking up a pass on Oakland Raiders wideout Amari Cooper.
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Stock returns have been fueled the past year by Trump's corporate tax cuts, which have pumped up profits.
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We were pumped to see they were selling snacks; we each get a small popcorn, and Coke Zeros.
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Feel free to watch these GIFs on repeat while you get pumped for the Switch's March 2017 arrival.
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Cities must look further and further afield for water sources, which are pumped hundreds of kilometers through pipes.
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I was so pumped that he came out, because it was so unplanned, and I was so excited.
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North Oil contributes a small part of Iraq's overall crude production, pumped mainly from fields in the south.
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OPEC pumped 211.55 million barrels per day (bpd) last month, according to a Reuters survey published on Jan.
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But as Francis pumped the fluid into her body, the victim went into cardiac arrest, the statement says.
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Once the payloads are inside, the air lock will depressurize and all the air will be pumped out.
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And it has pumped cash into sending outreach officers around the country in an attempt to change perceptions.
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The state-backed company currently has 19.23 GW of pumped hydro storage capacity and 30.15 GW under construction.
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Second, it's important to have a workout routine that gets you mentally and physically pumped for the day.
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They no longer need to rely on late-season heat and drought, because temperatures are pumped up already.
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" Federer said he watched Willis take on Berankis, saying, "It was cool to see how pumped he was.
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In addition to pursuing traffickers to curb supply, the government pumped money into education and treatment for addicts.
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Now, Sterling K. Brown, who plays Randall Pearson, has us even more pumped for the Emmy-nominated drama.
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For instance, the NY Fed pumped in $99.9 billion of cash into the financial system on Tuesday alone.
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The condition causes more blood to be pumped through the heart and lungs, making those organs work harder.
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But just compare that to the 280 billion euros the EBA says has been pumped in since 2011.
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As soon as we found out we were having a boy, I got super pumped about the nursery.
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When Microsoft announces new hardware, sometimes there might be a keynote where "Panos is Pumped," but not always.
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If mothers pumped milk for babies, staff observed this and watched mothers feed expressed milk to their babies.
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But we're already getting pumped for the third installment of the Ryan Murphy hit, which FX announced today.
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Either get me pumped up about it, because I'm not half the time, or like a hype man.
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Your grad is gonna be so pumped once they realize they can have iced coffee whenever they want.
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Your grad is gonna be so pumped once they realize they can have iced coffee whenever they want.
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I am so stoked to share everything with them, and I hope they're as pumped as I am.
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Even though we're pumped for Halloween and New Year's Eve, we're already mourning the end of festival season.
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During desalination, seawater is often pumped first through a porous "nanofiltration" membrane made of a substance called polyamide.
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Of course, we've pumped over 2,000 billion tons of carbon emissions into our atmosphere since the industrial revolution.
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As for Kellen, he's pumped to show the world he can still compete at a world-class level.
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I'm pumped for our defense, but we turned it over on offense so we didn't get the shutout.
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Trump suggested Saturday that his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, has been "getting pumped up" with performance-enhancing drugs.
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After a fun concert in Iowa, Carly Pearce was pumped to see how her fans reacted on Instagram.
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Playing music with these earphones is like playing basketball with a ball that's been pumped up too much.
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Most DJs are trying to get people pumped up — you're taking the opposite approach and mellowing us out!
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Water is pumped through the cells and back behind the shield, where it is cooled by, well, space.
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Billions of dollars are getting pumped into the chase for all things shiny and new throughout the city.
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We've written about these glasses before, which is why we're always pumped when we see them on sale.
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Although dad seemed very pumped about Cooper's new do, neither the family nor Cooper were very on board.
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This is the first redesign since the App Store was launched nine years ago, and people are pumped.
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Albers pumped a fist as Todd Frazier fielded the final out, a grounder by pinch-hitter Kevin Plawecki.
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We're told people in the restaurant were so pumped -- several customers added to the pot ... which totaled $5,200!
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Simply sharing a name with a fictional character normally wouldn't be enough to get us so pumped up.
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A Colonial "cycle" is a five-day period when a sequence of all in-season products is pumped.
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Watching two people express road rage may seem like a terrifying experience, but this dude is absolutely pumped.
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So many stars love to listen to Beyoncé to get pumped for a red carpet or big event.
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Then on game day, I visit thousands of tailgates and get everyone pumped up for that day's game.
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She knows all the words and it gets her really pumped up as she's running on the treadmill.
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Rock closed the night by saying "black lives matter," as "Fight the Power" again pumped from the speakers.
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Disrupt Berlin is always an exciting adventure, and we're pumped about this year's lineup of speakers and events.
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So when we saw that it was the rose gold iPad Pro on sale, we were pretty pumped.
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He is passionate in everything he does, including getting others to be as pumped up as he is.
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Nickeil Alexander-Walker pumped in 25 points while playing the full 40 minutes for the Hokies (4-0).
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The Rock was fucking pumped about his new Mustang, while Reese Witherspoon tweeted about her clothing line sale.
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He is fully pumped up -- and, oddly, given Trump's views about him, less unhappy-looking than the others.
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Thurner is not sure why I felt so strange when I first pumped the glue into my wounds.
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Singing from the throne, he pumped out the beat with his right leg and gesticulated with both arms.
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That's still not very much, given the billions of tons of CO2 pumped into the atmosphere every day.
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Air is gently pumped into the body, making it contract and expand slightly, as if laboring to breathe.
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The films were pasted together from documentary footage and pumped up into semi-dramas, with excitable voice-overs.
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I wanted to bring vogue elements into my lyrics and was pumped that davOmakesbeats was all about it!
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The volume of crude being pumped out of Texas recently saw its first monthly dip in a year.
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After sliding into third, the 40-year-old Ortiz got up and pumped both fists toward Boston's dugout.
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Reserve guard Malik Monk pumped in 53.83 points, and Graham, who moved into Charlotte's starting lineup, had 19.
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Instead, most members pumped oil at full capacity, trying to maximize revenues in the face of falling prices.
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Caligiuri passed along the basics: The Patriots' footballs were thought to be pumped up to about 12.5 p.s.i.
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Gibson hit a walk-off home run and famously pumped his first as he limped around the bases.
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Iraq, OPEC's second-largest producer, pumped 4.38 m/bd in August, down from 4.4 m/bd in July.
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The resulting wash is pumped into a pot-column still, where a process called low rectification distillation occurs.
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