"I was pretty pumped up about that (homer), but then I stayed a little too pumped up," Lively said.
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Kendrick Lamar pumped up the crowd – including Olivia Wilde!
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The stock's all pumped up and they report this week.
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"I would describe him as really pumped up about it."
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The recent tax overhaul has further pumped up corporate earnings.
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At one point, the Kastles' announcer pumped up the crowd.
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It is a market pumped up on central bank stimulus.
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The crowd needs to be pumped up a little bit.
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But pumped-up valuations suggest the health drive will be expensive.
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It's like a pumped up Echo, in a really weird way.
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The action got pumped up, with the frenetic shaky-cam style.
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Rob "Gronk" Gronkowski's arrival, albeit unconventional, got the fans pumped up.
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But why does this thing even need to get pumped up?
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The crowd went wild for Rousey -- who was pretty pumped up!
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So when he was signed, I was pumped up about that.
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Witherspoon pumped up her partygoers by leading a "Sweet Home Alabama" singalong.
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A little granny who deadlifts is a little granny who's pumped up.
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Water is pumped up the hill to be stored in the reservoir.
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It definitely isn't a pumped-up heavyweight, I can tell you that.
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That's what I watched to get like pumped up to go on.
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They will not go home pumped up with enthusiasm, determination and pride.
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We've gotten "Pumped Up Kicks" stuck in your head now, haven't we?
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Its share price was overvalued, pumped up by hype about Mr Welch's talents.
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Here's what to see to get pumped up, blissed out, or freaked out.
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"It's not a matter of getting pumped up before a pitch," he said.
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She also accessorized with Lorraine Schwartz jewels and an epic pumped-up ponytail.
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Are there certain songs you listen to to get inspired or pumped up?
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To date, however, none of it has been pumped up for public use.
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I was so pumped up from third base watching him score right there.
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She rolled her bike out of the garage and pumped up the tires.
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I pictured our tiny child trapped in her womb, pumped up with sugar.
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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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"They've got to get the music pumped up," Thomas said around 11 p.m.
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Even the trench, that paragon of classic style, got pumped up this season.
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Tag a friend if you can't get any more pumped up for Sunday!
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Retailers have pumped up the discounts in response, making it harder to grow sales.
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She got pumped up when Patricia Arquette mentioned equal pay in her Oscars speech.
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This pumped-up vision of a 21st-century superpower may be seductive for some.
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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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Before dinner, Taylor hit up a NYC gym and she looked ... well, pumped up.
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In yoga, you can experience being pumped up and mellowed out all in one class.
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The salinity of the water pumped up for irrigation can then wreak havoc on crops.
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"Pumped Up Kicks" was Foster the People's first and only song to achieve mainstream success.
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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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I don't know if it could be fixed in mastering, pumped up a little bit?
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The administration has not said how much Trump's pumped-up July Fourth celebration will cost.
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The human dildo was pumped up and ready to unload on Roy "Pretty Boy" Shaw.
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I am super pumped up about the Iron Fist series that will premiere on Netflix soon.
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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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"BFF," he captioned the video, which shows the pair getting pumped up about their activity choice.
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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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Democrats' fundraising bonanza and pumped-up voter enthusiasm levels have been consistent throughout the election cycle.
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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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Television and radio have pumped up the anxiety in order win back users they've already lost.
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The company sponsors concerts, events and athletes worldwide, all ostensibly pumped up with the sweet drink.
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How did Brian Dozier get pumped up for the Nationals game against the Marlins on Thursday??
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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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It helps drive performance because it gets the team pumped up and focused on the mission.
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I was forced to keep my hands up, so blood cannot be pumped up my arms.
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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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We can't think of a more patriotic or pumped-up person to break down that medal action.
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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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My bed was perfectly pumped up and I immediately passed out after a day in the sun.
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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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I admire one motorcycle adorned with airbrushed artwork of pumped up, ax-wielding Vikings and naked angels.
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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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They've pumped up the carbonation because that means using less syrup, which in turn increases profit margins.
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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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Other DJs like Ookay, Valentino Khan, and Ghastly pumped up the crowd from the venue's 5 stages.
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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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Big Baby was particularly pumped up -- grabbin' everybody around him and soaking them in Luc Belaire champagne.
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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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Stock returns have been fueled the past year by Trump's corporate tax cuts, which have pumped up profits.
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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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Either get me pumped up about it, because I'm not half the time, or like a hype man.
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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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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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Simply sharing a name with a fictional character normally wouldn't be enough to get us so pumped up.
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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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He is passionate in everything he does, including getting others to be as pumped up as he is.
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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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The films were pasted together from documentary footage and pumped up into semi-dramas, with excitable voice-overs.
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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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The quarter's figures were pumped up by a range of one-time factors that are unlikely to recur.
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I point this out to an usher and venture a wild guess that they are pretty pumped up.
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"I was pretty pumped up," Arkansas first baseman Jared Gates told the SEC Network in a postgame interview.
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In pop culture, we had pumped-up heroes like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jane Fonda of the workout tape.
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The comedian and Cincinnati native Gary Owen used to get pumped up about exploring a city's night life.
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Democrats are demanding increases in non-defense spending if military budgets are pumped up as Trump has demanded.
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Ina Garten, a constant beam of hope in this world, just got us pumped up with one Instagram post.
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"I really liked how you pumped up the jams," she said when she handed Cam the rose on ATFR.
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First, I get just a little more pumped up about the movie (which is the point of the clip).
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It kind of takes the wind out of the sails right there, and I was kind of pumped up.
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Do you want to watch movies in broad daylight, with the shadows pumped up so bright they look grey?
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To get pumped up to before a skate competition, she listens to artists like The Pixies and The Breeders.
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It's a way to put the other person down, but it's also a way to get yourself pumped up.
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I think you should be pumped up to come out of the tunnel against the Saints on Monday night.
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Yeah, it's a gag gift (no pun intended) -- but we've never seen Giannis so pumped up about anything before!
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If you're feeling pumped up, your brain is somehow tricked into thinking, 'I need to do something,' like dancing.
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McGregor rolled into the club around midnight with GF Dee Devlin ... and partied with hundreds of pumped up fans.
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"I'm so fired up, man, I'm so pumped up to be a Devil now," Hughes told NBC Sports Network.
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Android is doing so much processing to the images that all the colors end up artificially pumped up and oversaturated.
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Some of these devices are small tabletop gadgets that essentially function like pumped-up Amazon Echos with more moving parts.
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LONDON — What's the best way to get pumped up to take on the runway at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show?
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The pumped-up actor donned a muscle-baring sleeveless T-shirt as he walked to his car in West Hollywood.
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While the F-Pace drives like a lifted sports sedan, the E-Pace feels like a pumped-up hot hatchback.
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After we celebrated the New Year, everyone tried to hush as May introduced his song to the pumped-up crowd.
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But one of the risks of prevailing monetary policy is that "assets are being pumped up almost indiscriminately," he said.
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He vaulted out of that hole, into a period of making music that was upbeat, pop-tinged and pumped up.
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This means that a country may be squeezed out of vital technologies by foreign rivals pumped up by state support.
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Use a brush to blend the back section into the existing ponytail so it creates one larger pumped up pony.
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With demand pumped up by banks, borrowers are finding themselves able to raise debt even more cheaply than last year.
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When I pumped up the audio to its highest setting during my tests, I didn't get a ton of distortion.
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The California native pumped up his strikeout numbers with 22 in 17 1/3 innings across his last three turns.
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The gas is to be pumped up from below the seabed to the floating platform, where it is then cooled.
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Or maybe it was just the pure joy of eating ice cream that got them pumped up for the day.
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During Red's climactic march to the final showdown, glacial doom metal riffs prevent the audience from feeling truly pumped-up.
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But somebody might say it's good to have an opponent – just like in sports – to get the team pumped up.
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Clinton's speech last week, in which she lashed out at Trump, pumped up many of her supporters in the Senate.
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And it's not just about wearing your team's colors or pregame cheers to get pumped up before the first snap.
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They have 24 hours to build a working product, and we keep them fed, hydrated and pumped up on caffeine.
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Or, is this just King Kylie's bedazzled way of getting pumped up for all the holiday parties likely on her agenda?
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The crayon will be available in a range of eight colors, from neutral taupes to creamy corals and pumped-up plums.
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It directed Prince fans, for example, to get pumped up with a blend of cinnamon-laced Red Bull and Finlandia vodka.
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You could feel how pumped up you guys were and I was worried from the very first second of the game.
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It pumped up the program ahead of Amazon's second Prime Day sales event, when it offered a free 30-day trial.
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That includes Mr. Lloyd Webber, whose insistent signature melodiousness paradoxically feels less insidious when it's given a pumped-up decibel count.
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China's rapid rise pumped up commodity prices from 20183 to 22018 and punctured rival manufacturers in a variety of emerging economies.
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After being pumped up to give a great class, I am deflated that they couldn't bother their arse to show up.
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It helped that the ruling party, in effect, controls Turkey's mainstream media, which pumped up nationalism in the face of danger.
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Despite all the hype and enthusiasm show organizers pumped up, the mood was anxious and subdued throughout the week of previews.
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Washington (CNN)When Foster the People's anti-gun violence anthem, "Pumped Up Kicks," was released in 2010, it quickly went viral.
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"He's pumped up to play against us and show us we made a mistake," Mets Manager Terry Collins said of Murphy.
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Justin Bieber laced up his cleats, popped off his shirt, and got really pumped up while playing soccer with his bros.
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Here's what it means: This is just the latest in the CMS' pumped up digital transformation efforts over the last year.
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He had hoped to make up some lost ground during new year celebrations in China, when pumped-up demand raised prices.
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A clip from the concert shows the crowd was pumped up ... and we're told multiple altercations broke out before the shooting.
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"He's as pumped up as anybody when he comes in the game, even though he may not show it," Gardner said.
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Shares, meanwhile, have been pumped up by buybacks and abundant private funding that have steadily reduced equity supply over the years.
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Google has pumped up the volume on the Mini, making the audio both louder (and bass heavy) and of better quality.
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Now, Arnold says he's "pumped up" to get it back and promises to get Lorand a replacement trophy as a reward.
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"I really liked how you pumped up the jams," Hannah told him as she struggled to affix the rose to his lapel.
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Growth in the first quarter was pumped up by a large gain in business inventories, which have been ballooning since last summer.
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If you weren't already pumped up for the start of the NHL season, let Auston Matthews and Connor McDavid change your mind.
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When Sterling K. Brown needs to get pumped up before an awards show, there's only one musician he turns to: Kanye West.
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This iteration is so much more pumped-up in pigment and totally in-your-face, which feels especially fitting for the star.
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"Music is a huge motivator for me, and with Mini, I listen to Spotify playlists and get pumped up before a workout."
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Molly Cranna Some of the balls at the 2016 Summer Olympics push the limits, with pumped-up tech and jazzy paint jobs.
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The gifts are bound to get these ladies pumped up for next season and inspire them to keep up the hard work.
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When you go on tour you get so pumped up to make more music, learn more about yourself, and grow more musically.
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Now that it's Pitch Perfect 3 and everything is more pumped up, there's a galore of hair extensions and make-up looks.
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Nowadays, it's a lot easier to build something new and exciting than it is to get people pumped up about maintaining something.
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The designer is also introducing the Detroit Runner with a pumped-up sole and low-cut silhouette that has a futuristic edge.
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It's just crazy because everyone wants to meet her and as soon as they came out here everyone was really pumped up.
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"We were a bit trigger-happy, pumped up, and looking for something to come up," Hales said of his time in Belize.
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After introducing Cruz as the next president of the United States, Fiorina pumped up the crowd, turned, and fell off the stage.
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Korean chickens also tend to be smaller than their pumped-up American cousins, and the meal is usually ordered by the bird.
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Further, viewers are likely to be pumped up with patriotic fervor, making them extra-receptive to the patriotic message of political advertising.
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Well, as this incredibly pumped-up intro video shows, it's large enough to print out a motorcycle helmet in a single run.
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The styling is Cayenne derivative, which was 911 derivative, which made for SUVs that look like turtles or pumped up VW Beetles.
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When all the stops are pulled out, each set of pipes opens fully and the organ is pumped up to maximum volume.
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Harris made a splash over the weekend with a rally before a big, pumped-up crowd in her home state of California.
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The 'NSYNC faithful didn't get a performance, but Ellen DeGeneres and former 'TRL' host Carson Daly pumped up the crowd with introductions.
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From Tiffany Haddish and Post Malone to LeBron James and Hailey Baldwin we've pumped up our star-studded stencils for your carving please.
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Imagine a smoker who goes to the doctor for bronchitis; if they just get pumped up with antibiotics, they'll address the immediate problem.
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The ethanol caused your brain to release adrenaline, cortisol, and norepinephrine, stimulants that pumped up your heart rate and jacked up your senses.
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Recalling a win in a competition pumped up their sense of entitlement more than remembering achieving a personal goal—at least on paper.
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And with Thor: Ragnarok on the horizon and Black Panther getting us pumped up, the comic book film franchise is still going strong.
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Imagine Seattle Mariner Robinson Cano walking out to the Frasier theme or the Yankees getting pumped up with the bass line from Seinfeld.
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It's the costume changes, everything they do on stage is really exciting and really fun and it makes you feel really pumped up.
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Click here for more info from the BBC, and listen to Stormzy's "Shut Up" below to get you proper pumped up for Hull.
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The university wants the judge to think of the litigation as a run-of-the-mill employment dispute pumped up with constitutional claims.
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The firm subcontracted with Manafort's firm in 2008 to "develop and execute a media campaign" that pumped up Yanukovych in the United States.
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Mary Katrantzou Models wore a "red-toned, acid-pumped-up" lip, accomplished by layering scarlet lip pencil with bright orange or pink lipstick.
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Higher interest rates and lower taxes have pumped up bank profits, giving management teams stronger platforms from which to contemplate doing something radical.
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Barry Keoghan, Evan Peters, Jared Abrahamson and Blake Jenner play the band of thieves, pumped up on adrenaline and pee-your-pants terrified.
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Most economists continue to warn that the economic high has been pumped up in part by deep tax cuts financed by ballooning debt.
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JRAD's pumped-up take explores extremes of tempo and dynamics with muscular shredding, eerily quiet eddies and telepathic turn-on-a-dime switchbacks.
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What, exactly, can a person buy with millions from an embattled startup whose valuation was artificially pumped up before a disastrous IPO attempt?
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These are the fabled "unicorns" — the tech start-ups that investment firms pumped up to a valuation of a billion dollars or more.
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Elah Hale "Posters" There's a touch of a "Pumped Up Kicks" vibe to the melody of this song, but I am into it.
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Political influence over monetary policy would produce more destabilizing booms — as politicians pumped up growth to serve their electoral purposes — and inevitable busts.
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This sort of pumped-up, fatal heroism in service of white nationalism and in opposition to government sounds to me rather Bannon-esque.
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Undertale's catchiness and chintziness appear in neither the pumped-up power balladry of commercial EDM nor the atmospheric indulgence of arty indie-electronica.
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"At the beginning of the debate, she was all pumped up, and at the end it was like [sigh] take me down," Trump said.
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Back in 2000 Time Warner had become a corporate catastrophe after being bought by AOL, a web firm pumped up by the dotcom bubble.
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So this morning we played 'Purple Rain' and 'Delirious' just to get pumped up before we left the house before an important bilateral meeting.
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The resultant rocky slurry would be pumped up to a support vessel, then shipped to a site at which the metals could be extracted.
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ONE OF THE RISKS THAT ARE INHERENT IN THE INTEREST RATE POLICY THAT WE HAVE IS THAT ASSETS ARE BEING PUMPED UP ALMOST INDISCRIMINATELY.
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I felt pretty pumped up that day, because I felt like, Wow we're really going to unify and be able to resist what's happening.
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Like many athletes the 31-year-old uses music to get him pumped up before a race—in his case, the music of Skrillex.
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Before Merkel spoke in Hamburg, a band pumped up the crowd, belting out "Celebration" by Kool & The Gang and Bryan Adams' "Summer Of '69'".
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Trump's rallies have long been raucous, unscripted affairs, with pumped-up audiences often yelling out as he talks, and Trump yelling back at them.
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Now, Lil Wayne isn't exactly known for his sterling record on talking about women, but he is very good at getting people pumped up.
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It's a financial win-win for business and your team, as it gets everyone pumped up and motivated during the dog days of summer.
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I thanked my dad for not disowning me and I thanked the South Endzonies for getting pumped up and rowdy for every home game.
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The groom entered to the accompaniment of "Eye of the Tiger"; "It's a classic, the one athletes listen to get pumped up," he said.
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The first vignette develops from crowd-pleasing footage of bottlenose dolphins surfing gnarly South African waves, the slick cinematography pumped up by deft editing.
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He then did it again all by his lonesome on Sunday against McIlroy, who looked just as pumped up for the occasion as Reed.
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Artificially pumped-up volumes in China could have affected the often volatile price of bitcoin, because investors elsewhere monitor and respond to the activity.
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Multiple screens reveal soldiers listening to Arabic music in the desert and getting pumped up to fight in a country they know nothing about.
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Sexed down and pumped up, Ms. Vikander certainly looks the role, with flowing hair and a washboard stomach you could play the blues on.
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At home, the team's official DJ is tasked with getting the players pumped up before every game – and he knows just how to do it.
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This is not just a normal sort of cultural cycling, akin to the way Westerns ruled the '50s or pumped-up action stars the '80s.
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TO ROARS OF approval from the pumped-up crowd packing a stadium in Houston, Texas, India's prime minister gave his answer to the local greeting.
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With WeWork, SoftBank almost pulled it off, until would-be investors in the company's IPO realized it wasn't worth anywhere near SoftBank's pumped-up valuation.
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The fire on the roof was soon extinguished by firefighters, who took elevators to the roof and had water pumped up more than 700 feet.
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He had met hackers like Phiber Optik, with their pumped-up diatribes online, only to find that over dinner they looked as dangerous as ducks.
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We landed in the middle of the night from Iowa still pretty pumped up about winning there, and then got to work the next day.
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These stars are bringing sexy back ... flex through the shredded shots and see if you can guess the buff celebs in the pumped up pics.
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Sure, I wear a bright, red suit and I get put on the Jumbotron for acting foolish and trying to get the crowd pumped up.
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POTUS addressed the Boy Scouts of America Monday at their national convention in West Virginia and got 'em all pumped up for the holiday season.
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But there is something that we can tell about the movie right off the bat: Delevingne's breasts look suspiciously pumped up in her space suit.
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" Crawford continued, "I was in my early 20s, so it was like an elongated, pumped-up 'college' experience with New York City as our oyster.
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Consumers have still expressed concern that banks will return to uncontrollably high lending rates, which ranged from 18% to 27% and pumped up bank earnings.
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They usually stayed in the locker rooms to get last-minute instructions or get pumped up for the battering that was about to take place.
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Remarkably, most of the country is ignoring the gloom and doom, pumped up by the surging stock market, accelerating wages and a strengthening jobs picture.
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WeWork, which runs a series of coworking spaces around the world, has pumped up its perceived value over the course of the last few years.
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It wasn't long ago that the pumped-up, obvious four-on-the-floor beats and titanic bass tones of electronic dance music propelled pop hits.
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" "They're both fine, Sherry and Steph just brought a new car, and now Steph is all pumped up, thinking he's Mario Andretti, wanting to drive everywhere.
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Except another player emblematic of the era of inflated muscles and pumped-up home-run totals, Sammy Sosa, stayed more or less precisely where he was.
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China's online giants, Alibaba and Tencent, once seen as imitators pumped up by the protection of a huge home market, have proved themselves truly impressive innovators.
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London - where prices were pumped up post-crisis by global capital inflows and demand for safe assets - has seen the biggest decline in its house prices.
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No less surprising, it hurts to have gas pumped up your tuckus: fully a third of patients had to stop because the pain was so bad.
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There's still just over a week until game day, but a certain British rock band is ready to get fans pumped up for the halftime show.
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Right off the bat, you'll notice that pop music can really get you pumped up, with electric beats and drum-heavy rock songs getting particularly enhanced.
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McNeeley got himself all pumped up and he just ran to the center of ring, right into Tyson's fist, and he just collapsed onto the mat.
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When he performed his breakout hit, "Suge," at the BET Awards this summer, he appeared onstage in a muscle shirt, looking like a pumped-up Popeye.
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"January and February were abnormally warm, so they were pumped up, and you had some payback in March exacerbated by the harsh weather," Mr. Shapiro said.
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Analysts say U.S. retail sales gains in July were pumped up by Amazon Prime Day, but also thought weaker August numbers were muddied by the promotion.
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By the time Yellen took over in February 2014, the Fed was still at zero but had pumped up its balance sheet with trillions of bonds.
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We're here to get you pumped up and ready to get organizing ... And just know that you're not the only one in need of some tidying!
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He described Clinton as "all pumped up at the beginning" of the second debate but claimed she could "barely reach her car" once it was over.
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Singing from the stage at Irving Plaza last Friday, Ballerini was briefly muted by blaring alarms — but took them in stride and kept the audience pumped up.
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It said the overall economic growth numbers were also pumped up by the country's large multinational sector, which has relatively little direct impact on the domestic economy.
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Here's hoping that McDonald's managed to amp up the flavor a little for this pink delicacy, just like they pumped up the color from the OG vanilla.
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Beats has also been taking pains to offer a more balanced sound than those early days when it had the tendency to overcompensate with pumped up bass.
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Dozens of bike startups were collectively pumped up with hundreds of millions of dollars in funding as they ramped up their inventories to compete against each other.
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But if you could just drink a powder that makes you equally stoked to exercise and keeps you pumped up throughout the class, you probably would, right?
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Europe's largest consumer electronics show, held in Berlin, was quieter than previous years, but there were still a few notable gadget gems to get pumped up for.
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At least, until someone wrongs him and his shirt comes off and he reveals what is undeniably the film's best special effect: Jackman's impossibly pumped-up physique.
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Giveaways will include customizable megaphones to make your voices heard, tote bags, and art supplies to get guests geared up and pumped up to make a difference.
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Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton should be forced to take a drug test before their next debate ... claiming she seemed "pumped up" during their last face off.
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It also made him that "pumped-up absurdity", a celebrity-priest with a bad Beatles haircut and a black polo-neck, puckishly turning up wherever trouble beckoned.
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In the first decade of the currency union cross-border bank loans fuelled public and private overspending in the south, which pumped up wages and eroded competitiveness.
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You followed the damned script to a T. You pumped up millions of kids, for two decades, to believe they and their friends could make a difference.
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But at the beginning of her last debate — she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end it was like, 'Oh, take me down.
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The woman—pumped up with printed muscles—wore a form-hugging secondskin whose jade-colored smart defensive exoscales caused her to resemble some giant bipedal gila monster.
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The pumped-up Mr. Affleck again fills out the bat suit from ripped stem to stern, but his costume remains grievously larger than Batman's (or Bruce's) personality.
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She and her husband did decide against giving the $250, but Dwayne, pumped up by his PowerPoint, sold his PlayStations and attended Mr. Scott's performance last week.
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New York (CNN Business)Rock-bottom interest rates have pumped up stock prices, knocked down mortgage rates and supported the creation of countless unicorns in Silicon Valley.
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It's Boxing Day, and what better way to get you pumped up for an eventful day at the stores than to inspire you with these powerful pics!
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As happens at festivals, the myth of The Birth of a Nation was rapidly pumped up by overnight chatter on social media and in the film press.
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One of the first major players arrested was Xu Xiang, a so-called "kamikaze" investor who reputedly pumped up stocks, lured in unsuspecting punters and then cashed out.
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The song was produced by Em, so if hearing Wayne rap over an Eminem beat is the kind of thing that gets you pumped up, look no further.
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Dezer, who runs his billionaire family's real estate empire, said prices of his firm's Trump-branded properties in Florida have been pumped up by the president's popularity there.
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This isn't a criticism of the Fed: What might have happened in a world in which the Fed had not pumped up markets would surely have been dire.
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"They pumped up Brazil and Argentina soy production a little higher than what the USDA was expected to do," said Jack Scoville, analyst with the Price Futures Group.
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Some have found the pumped-up volume a serious distraction while others, such as twice U.S. Open champion Rafa Nadal, have described it as music to their ears.
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Trump said Hillary appeared to be "pumped up" at the start of their last debate and without energy by the time it wrapped ... so he thinks something's up.
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Many on the 2015 CNBC Disruptor 50 list have also been on a fundraising tear, raising billions of dollars that in turn has pumped up their companies' valuations.
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" Although the building has become the site for rowdy protests in recent weeks, the energy inside during Ms. Handler's visit could not be described exactly as "pumped up.
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"We're gonna get the Kidz Bop Kids pumped up for the second half of the show," he barked, as if the four were backstage, deep in their sadness.
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It has created new industries — think ride-hailing services like Uber, which would be unimaginable without mobile apps — and pumped up demand for software developers and coding schools.
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He was at times furious, funny, abusive, pumped-up, complimentary of his opponent and, after the match, seemingly not quite sure just how to feel about his performance.
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Toward the end of a fiery speech endorsing Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, President Barack Obama asked his pumped-up audience in North Carolina for permission to speak candidly.
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With two popular candidates on the ballot, Democrats were hoping to deliver a show of force against President Donald Trump with pumped-up turnout and lots of noise.
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Call it a disco nap, an N.B.A. siesta — exactly what you need to be pumped up for the month and a half of playoff basketball still to come.
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Reveling in abundant displays of toxic masculinity and pumped-up posing, the Australian biker drama "Outlaws" is a punishing watch — more so when you can decipher the dialogue.
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Lil Yachty and Offset are the latest celebs to join the 'Black Panther Challenge' ... and they got their crowd of kids pumped up to watch the blockbuster movie.
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As investors fled risky assets, they pumped up their portfolios' cash buffers, driving the average to 5.6% from 4.6% - the biggest jump since the 2011 debt ceiling crisis.
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Some high jumpers psyche themselves up before their jumps, bouncing around, getting the crowd pumped up, taking a few seconds (or, in some cases, much longer) to mentally prepare.
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The perception of "lower for longer" global monetary policy drove bond yields to record low levels, compressed corporate bond spreads, and pumped up stock markets and emerging market bonds.
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For about 390 minutes of The Innocents' first season, the brand-new Netflix show is a teen romance pumped up with Scandinavian noir looks and disturbing sci-fi thrills.
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Still, a number of pumped up fans were elated that the NFL on Tuesday approved the shift of the St. Louis Rams back to Los Angeles starting next season.
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Things have just been pumped up a bit, with a large color touchscreen, improved heart rate tracking that provides (among other things) better accuracy during cycling, intervals and running.
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During a briefing with local officials on recovery efforts, Trump seemed to downplay the devastation Hurricane Maria brought to the US territory and pumped up praise for his administration.
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There are very real questions about the ways trade deals have sped up a decline in American manufacturing, pumped up trade deficits and pressured wages down across the board.
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Does The Seventh Function of Language, like The Name of the Rose before it, add up to something more than a pumped-up entertainment for the name-dropping set?
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"Memphis is a fairly casual town and since you also need good walking shoes you can pull off comfort and style with some pumped-up kicks," Ms. Glusac said.
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In that period the United States, benefiting from shale production, pumped up output by even more — 1.2 million barrels a day — according to statistics from the International Energy Agency.
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There's music for every kind of mood, from the times your working industriously to the times you need to take a break from the computer and get pumped up.
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Future got a super early, sexy and expensive start to his Cinco de Mayo by dropping bars in V Live Memphis ... which pumped up customers and lined strippers' pockets.
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Many on the 2016 CNBC Disruptor list have also been on a fundraising tear, raising billions of dollars that in turn have pumped up their companies' valuations to the stratosphere.
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Pro boxer Floyd Mayweather and music producer DJ Khaled pumped up initial coin offerings without telling investors they were getting paid a promotional fee, according to a settlement announced Thursday.
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Last weekend, the pumped up featherweight clasped his hands behind his back and stuck out his chinny chin chin for lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez to try and sock at will.
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To commemorate such a bold outfit (and to get pumped up for part two of the reunion airing tonight on Bravo) we compiled her best style moments of the season.
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Pretty much any eyeshadow with sheen could be considered one, which is why the latest crop belongs in a league of its own — and that league is super pumped-up.
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"The first inning I was pumped up too much, but after that I settled down and started feeling pretty good," said Lively, who permitted two runs in the opening frame.
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Ultimately diagnosed as "dying of sorrow", and pumped up with Captorix, a new-generation anti-depressant that encourages the production of serotonin but also suppresses libido, he decides to "disappear".
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You can't just have the super pumped-up songs where the beat is so hard-hitting that you're about to explode, you have to slow it down a little bit.
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The ad, which will run during the game's first quarter, is well made — it's pumped up and has some fun stylistic touches, like its quick flash over to a cartoon.
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Trump pumped up Coast Guard Academy graduates by outlining the "path of service" they chose and their role in bringing "law and order" to the waters around the United States.
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Green -- along with Golden State Warriors rookie Kevon Looney -- hit up Pure Lounge around 12:30 AM and partied with some pretty pumped up GS fans until the place closed.
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We got him on his way out of court, and he was all pumped up -- about the new year, and about watching Chris and Soulja get in a boxing ring.
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The atmosphere was more like a house party than a ticketed event, as if the audience were getting pumped up for a show that we would all be performing in.
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MC Hammer had a special treat for the 50th birthday of Oakland's one-time "crack king" -- a performance that pumped up the party, and proved Hammer's moves are still fire.
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The Philippines, a longtime ally of the United States, pumped up tension over the South China Sea on Wednesday ahead of a meeting between Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and ASEAN leaders.
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The new Nike outlets, which will occupy 500 square feet of space within the men's department, will feature "pumped up visual elements", including Nike's Swoosh sign and motivating graphics of athletes.
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Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte faced off against each other in the 200-meter individual medley semifinals on Wednesday night – and the pumped-up crowd couldn't get enough of the action.
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Windham, New Hampshire (CNN)Donald Trump pumped up his attacks on Hillary Clinton's character Saturday night by suggesting that the former secretary of state is not mentally fit to be president.
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"It has been a great match, a great tournament, I think I've played very well every day," the 32-year-old said in his courtside interview after a pumped-up celebration.
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Best: "I Gotta Feeling" by The Black Eyed Peas This song is an absolutely ball, the definition of an anthem, everything you could ask for in a pumped-up party jam.
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An Illinois company called AMS Performance had pumped up the car to an absurd 2216,22015 horsepower, and I'd traveled to a decommissioned Air Force runway in northern Michigan to test it.
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It's one where voters who were turned off in 2016 come back to us and where the most spirited members of the #Resistance are still pumped up and ready to go.
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The stimulative effect of the tax bill pumped up a few last months of market lift, but what may be a wildly overpriced stock market is testing the limits of optimism.
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Twitter has never pumped up a product release the way it did with Moments, and as a result it shouldered Moments with fixing the company's longstanding Achilles' heel — stagnant user growth.
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And these inquiries are playing out against the backdrop of a Democratic Congress pumped up to investigate Mr. Trump, his administration and his business as the presidential campaign season gets underway.
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When they first brought you back to the show, you said you pumped up at the gym in anticipation of a shirtless scene, and then you were disappointed there wasn't one.
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Still, Johnson's self-aggrandizing pronouncements ("no one else was going to hunt them down but me") can be grating, as is his tendency to lapse into pumped-up, cliché-ridden prose.
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There were so many sordid twists that it was more farcical than shocking, making it seem that the original incident needed to be pumped up in order to be truly horrifying.
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But Cowen's study identified 13 emotional responses or feelings "felt through the language of music": amusement, joy, desire, beautiful, relaxation, sadness, dreaminess, triumph, anxiety, scariness, annoyance, defiance and feeling pumped up.
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Having always assumed Big Mac Sauce is just pumped-up thousand island dressing, I was baffled to learn there wasn't ketchup or a tomato to be seen on the entire ingredient list.
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It's great that you're getting early experience confronting an animal so ferocious and pumped-up with testosterone, because I expect you'll be dealing with more of them once you're cashing a paycheck.
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Our super cool dad of a president just dropped not one but two summer playlists on Twitter – one for getting pumped up during the day and one for rocking out at night.
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The paper, published in the journal Earth's Future, suggests that a "significant fraction" of the water pumped up from beneath the surface could turn to ice that sticks around for the winter.
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"He's pumped up to play against us and show us we made a mistake," said Mets manager Terry Collins, whose team didn't make an offer to Murphy once he reached free agency.
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There's Toots Sweet's "Make America Great Again," which is reminiscent of "America, Fuck Yeah" from Team America: World Police, but with a pumped-up chorus about building a wall on the border.
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MTV's Video Music Awards have never failed to get us pumped up about an amazing year of music, and in these past 12 months, specifically, stars have really brought their a-game.
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But when new mines came on stream and existing ones pumped up output, the rally fizzled and coal was set up for an extended slump as the excess capacity was worked through.
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Bernie Sanders and Our Revolution jumped on the bandwagon late, but the Vermont senator's rowdy final-week rallies with Gillum pumped up white progressives unaccustomed to having a candidate to get behind.
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Mark Foster, the frontman of rock band Foster the People, told Billboard that he's considering retiring "Pumped Up Kicks," the group's most popular song, due to its continued associations with school shootings.
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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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The key was differentiating between older, slower-moving lava oozing through cracks and fissures in the Earth and fresher, hotter lava that likely was being pumped up from far below the surface.
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In the most recent trailer for Thor: Ragnarok, it seems clear that Thor teams up with The Hulk, Loki, and Valkyrie—but for me, I'm mostly pumped up about seeing The Hulk again.
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It's the fresh rise of activism, it's the traffic jumps for online news outlets and it's the pumped-up entertainment industry that we have seen in the month following President Donald Trump's inauguration.
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As the projects got under way, the tide of money pumped up domestic demand, inflated a property bubble, pushed up the value of the currency and led to an unsustainable surge in imports.
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Since 2014, European-backed companies have won all eight of the U.S. government's competitive offshore wind lease auctions with aggressive bids that have pumped up prices into the tens of millions of dollars.
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One concern is that prices have been pumped up artificially, with, for example, metals getting a premium from China cutting supplies or oil prices rising just because OPEC and Russia are slashing production.
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Policy makers have slashed interest rates to zero, or lower in some cases, and pumped up markets with trillions of dollars of stimulus, yet inflation and bond yields have stubbornly refused to rise.
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Scientists hoped these follow-ups might reveal a likely source for the cosmic neutrinos, and in the case of IceCube-170922A—which was pumped up with 300 trillion electron volts—they finally did.
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While some of us proudly and loudly share our workout jams on Spotify, it is not unheard of to have some music you otherwise would never listen to that gets you pumped up.
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A 10-year bull market has pumped up their values, and bigger wealth management companies and private equity firms are looking to acquire those that have a steady, predictable cash flow from fees.
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This week, the agency settled with pro boxer Floyd Mayweather and music producer DJ Khaled, who the SEC said pumped up initial coin offerings without telling investors they were getting paid a promotional fee.
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It belongs to soca, the pumped-up, blissed-out sound that was birthed in Trinidad some 207-odd years ago and has long been the Caribbean's—and the Caribbean diaspora's—favorite soundtrack to carnival.
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On Saturday, the tunnel-digging company CEO Elon Musk pumped up fans with a tweet featuring a movie poster-like look at the tunnel and the light at the end of the tunnel. pic.twitter.
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He kept repeating the question, as he would when getting a crowd pumped up, until she answered him more and more emphatically, nodding along but still not sure what she was nodding along to.
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WWE owner Vince McMahon, who during the 1980s presided over the most pumped-up roster of wrestlers the sport has ever seen, tried and failed to become a bodybuilding promoter--a specialist in muscle.
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Puffy pumped up this summer's Bad Boy Reunion Tour on the 'Today' Show Friday morning ... and while the stage was packed with superstar singers and rappers -- Kathie Lee's partner in crime stole the show.
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All those bleary faces and those haggard men and those pumped-up women in their see-through dresses, with everyone's nipples poking out and those fixed, glittering, maniacal smiles on all the girls' faces.
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"Thanks to your activism and dedication, you have an administration fighting to protect your Second Amendment and we will protect your Second Amendment," he said to a pumped-up crowd in a Dallas arena.
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While Republicans long pumped up the Russian menace as a political Cold War narrative, Democrats are now adopting the same type of rhetoric over the Russian attempt to interfere with the 2016 president election.
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"You have seven years to prepare for an Olympics, everybody gets pumped up, you put money into different sports, you do well at home, and you develop a bunch of role models," Wallechinsky said.
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"It's been our thought for a bit that the equity market seemed pretty pumped up about the idea of tax cuts since Trump was elected and the bond market was reacting less," said Schumacher.
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Powell's comments underline the catch-22 facing policymakers: they want to wean markets off cheap cash, but in the process they risk undermining the asset markets they themselves have pumped up with easy money.
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OSTRITZ, Germany — Their chants could be heard even before they came into view: 270 or so white men, most of them sporting shaved heads, and pumped up on beer, fascism, and a pack mentality.
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OSTRITZ, Germany — Their chants could be heard even before they came into view: 40 or so white men, most of them sporting shaved heads, and pumped up on beer, fascism, and a pack mentality.
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That signal of an easier approach to monetary conditions pumped up investors' appetite for riskier investments, including many emerging markets, at the expense of favoured safe haven bets like the dollar and U.S. Treasuries.
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Not that the Dothraki chieftain, Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa), is a gelding: au contraire, he looks like a pumped-up clone of the young Burt Reynolds, with the shoulders of an armored personnel carrier.
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Theranos secretly bought lab equipment through a shell company, faked tests and inappropriately pumped up its financial outlook to investors, according to allegations in recently unsealed court documents, first reported by the Wall Street Journal.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, please place your final drink orders," he says with an M.C.'s pumped-up energy at the top of Carl Holder's "An Intimate Evening With Typhoid Mary," at the New Ohio Theater.
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The blood is coming out of her mouth, and then it's kind of collecting at the bottom and being pumped up back to the top, and the blood just keeps coming, which I quite like.
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Elsewhere, there were pumped-up two-tone kicks with neon laces at Versace, and simple black canvas slip-ons at Prada (also, a flat open-toe shoe style that looked like a retro sports sock).
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One Harley dealer in Belgium acknowledged his sales would take a sizeable hit if the already steep asking prices (some larger "hogs" retail for more than 50,000 Euros) were pumped up a further 25 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - European shares closed higher on Tuesday as investors cheered positivity around U.S.-China trade talks and signs of a compromise to avoid another U.S. government shutdown, while Michelin's results pumped up automotive stocks.
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For the last week of Pride, folk-gone-stadium-pop Canadian duo Tegan and Sara have crafted a playlist to get us pumped up for a last hurrah of rainbow-colored and streamer-fueled shenanigans.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An index of global stocks rose on Wednesday, helped by a report that Washington is proposing a new round of trade talks with Beijing and as resurgent oil prices pumped up energy shares.
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The additions also come on a year when Sharknado has pumped up its younger cast — with the addition of Hannah Montana alum Ryan Newman, for example — in efforts to attract younger viewers to the campy fun.
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I pumped up the volume on a song with the tinniest highs and the bassiest lows I could think of — Steve Aoki's remix of Kid Cudi x Ratatat's "Pursuit of Happiness" — and the tiny speakers delivered.
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The 23-year-old has been making the rounds to get fans pumped up for his new classic rock-tinged full length—most recently rocking crowds on the Today show with "Carolina," among other album cuts.
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It was the first time the Italian team had led a Formula One practice session since Belgium in August and Vettel was pumped up, calling McLaren's Fernando Alonso 'an idiot' after being slowed by the Spaniard.
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To get you pumped up for your own sweat session, the Kocktails with Khloé host created a 'spin-spirational' Spotify playlist filled with workout classics, like Beyoncé's "Run the World (Girls)" and "Fighter" from Christina Aguilera.
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Data published on Wednesday showed euro zone economic growth had halved in the April-June period and inflation slowed sharply in July, although bond markets already pumped up by a months-long rally were little moved.
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Blige, 43, wore her pixie pumped up with plenty of volume and teamed the new hair look with a sparkling ivory Atelier Versace column gown and Platinum by Forevermark drop earrings featuring 6.93 carats of diamonds.
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Better yet, with my muscles pumped up by cold hard cash, on my favorite uphill sprint, I'd hit the lights on Vanderbilt Ave perfectly and managed to jump from #2150 to #153 out of 215. Success!
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P.S. Incidentally, while we're discussing getting pumped up, Lil Wayne's favorite football team, the Green Bay Packers, are playing today for the NFC Championship, so I think he'd appreciate you playing this song on all levels!
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" He also attacked model-turned-reality TV star Anna Nicole Smith's lips days in a 2007 episode after her death, saying, "It is the most disgusting thing to look at these big fat pumped up tires.
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Security in the prison where Joaquin Guzman's being held - the same one he slipped away from, btw -- has been pumped up: 400 new cameras (with 600 more on the way), new motion sensors, increased visitor restrictions.
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Our photograph in question got passed around online after the game: It showed Curry yelling, with a courtside fan in flip-flops and a bright yellow Warriors T-shirt yelling right back in pumped-up elation.
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A race to dominate the rapidly growing smart bike market is on: Pioneering, unicorn-financed Chinese start-ups Ofo and Mobike are facing off in the United States with pumped-up Silicon Valley-based rival LimeBike.
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The time is now for us to get organized, pumped up, and get ready to vote this November so we make ourselves clear we will not allow our health care to be taken away from us.
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PDVSA has halted output at some Zulia production facilities because it does not have enough functioning storage tanks and chemicals to process the crude being pumped up, according to two workers with knowledge of the operation.
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In any case, Nelly pumped up the probably tepid room with a version of "Hot in Herre" before segueing into the classic love triangle track, "Dilemma," that once upon one time featured actual goddess Kelly Rowland.
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In "XXX: Return of Xander Cage," Mr. Diesel might be pushing 50, but physically he hasn't changed much since 2002, when Xander, a pumped-up spy, went into exile at the end of the first movie.
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Leading the way has been the U.S. Federal Reserve, which kept its benchmark interest rate anchored near zero for seven years and pumped up its own balance sheet to more than $4.5 trillion at one point.
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Their unveiling was the usual parade of water-cooled rigs, neon lighting, and pumped-up graphics cards, but there was one feature that stood out on the company's new Predator Orion 9000 PC: a pair of wheels.
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Portsmouth, New Hampshire (CNN)Donald Trump suggested Saturday that his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, has been "getting pumped up" with performance-enhancing drugs and challenged Clinton to take a drug test before the final debate next week.
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That number is pumped up by the remarkable fact that 19603 of the past 21960 Democratic conventions have nominated for vice president a sitting senator, or a vice president who had been a senator when first elected.
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England were pumped up for the occasion after months and months of Australian mind games and – despite the fact that they would go on to lose the series opener – their aggressive approach marked a change in attitude.
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Pumped up with rural gothic atmosphere and punctuated with self-consciously curated pop songs, these shows are what happen when you read "Mystery Train" and "Fight Club" and don't find any appreciable intellectual distance between the two.
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The Dane, whose father and former Champions League winner Peter was watching inside a pumped up King Power Stadium, also saved a penalty in the first leg in which a dominant Sevilla could have won by a landslide.
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In case watching the "Shark's House" video another five times or so didn't already have you pumped up enough for tonight's premiere, this clip, in which she delivers her unfiltered thoughts on booty shorts, should do the trick.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For example, when I snapped very typical shot of some flowers, the P224 Pro pumped up saturation of greens and yellows to an absurd degree, to the point where the pic almost looks neon.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tyson Fury has labeled new IBF world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua a 'pumped-up weightlifter' and said he would be an easy pay day once he had defended his own titles against Wladimir Klitschko in July.
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But in the FPO tent a crowd pumped up on high-tempo accordion music cheered the news that Europe's transformation was on its way: "We haven't even got started!" bellowed Heinz-Christian Strache, Austria's hard-right vice-chancellor.
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In the bottom of the fourth, Jones pumped up the crowd before her at-bat and called her shot, dramatically pointing to the left-field bleachers, despite the fact that the infield had moved all the way in.
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The 2019 IndyCar Series kicks off Sunday with the Indy 500 ... get pumped up to watch the 500 miles of action go down at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway by taking a good look at all the famous fanatics.
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The prospect of across-the-board earnings disappointment in a frothy sharemarket puts the spotlight on capital return as investors look to justify paying prices that are being pumped up by the lowest interest rates in Australian history.
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Her lawyer called and he pumped up his chest, you know, and made a bunch of threats, and we're riding along smoking a joint and at the end of the call they make an appointment to play golf.
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The fact that Crichton's Malcolm is pumped up on morphine for the last half of Jurassic Park, in the wake of a fatal tyrannosaur bite, makes him all the more quotable, which bodes well for Jurassic World 2.
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Kelly voices Meena, a shy elephant and one of a handful of pumped-up hopefuls who compete in a singing competition put on by Buster Moon (voiced by Matthew McConaughey), a struggling entrepreneur who is also a koala.
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A pumped-up Svitolina made the better start, chasing down every ball to earn an early break but the aggressive Bertens broke back as she began to find her range with a blistering forehand loaded with heavy topspin.
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But I also believe that the case is little more than tabloid fodder that the media, spurred by wails from conservatives and always so desperately insecure about being accused of liberal bias, has pumped up and stretched out.
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The state-run Global Times newspaper said the seeming prosperity of domestic football, which has seen huge sums spent on player transfers and star foreign managers, was just "a fake bubble" pumped up by "crazy capital" and imported talent.
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Prosecutors say Salman initially said she didn't know anything about the attack but later told investigators that Mateen abused steroids, was "pumped up" on that night and said "this is the one day" as he walked out the door.
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Fortune's Matthew Ingram put it well: Depending on whom you believe, the problem of fake news on Facebook is either one of the most important issues facing mankind, or an over-blown controversy pumped up by the mainstream media.
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Together with rich out-of-towners looking for second homes, they have pumped up the property market, which has generated about one-fifth of the increase in the county's gross value added (a measure of economic activity) since 2003.
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The balance-sheets of the rich world's main central banks have been pumped up to between 2700% and 22013% of GDP by the successive bouts of QE with which they have injected money into their economies (see chart 22010).
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"I am not an engineer, but from what I understand, you need a cuff (the thing that wraps around your arm and is pumped up) preferably on the upper arm, to get an accurate BP," Green said by email.
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Threatened by rebel advances last year, Assad is now pumped up with confidence after Russian air strikes reversed the tide and enabled his army to recover lost ground from Sunni insurgents as well as the jihadis of Islamic State.
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Studios are in the recycling business, and while this "The Jungle Book" is lightly diverting, it is also disappointing, partly because it feels like a pumped-up version of Disney's 1967 animated film, with more action and less sweetness.
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"I think there's a sort of rebellion of independence going on with women who are frustrated with the stereotypical, pumped-up, Kardashian-y look, which is so much about overt sexuality that it actually isn't very sexy," explains Gordon.
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On Friday alone, it pumped up its efforts to keep dollar funding flowing overseas, increased its daily interventions in the market for short-term loans among banks and ramped up the pace of its mortgage-backed security purchasing schedule.
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Some of the biggest stars are spending their downtime getting pumped up and are happy to show off what they've been working out -- and when it comes to social media ... these jacked stars are bringing out the big guns!
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Wedges of shiny brie tumbled with almonds and pears in compositions that grew ever more ornate and voluminous — yet always perfectly unstudied — until they resembled Dutch paintings so pumped-up they would be banned from the Still Life Olympics.
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Dive into some aquatic activities for yourself by getting a good look at the sexy stars heating up the pool ... Cruise through our gallery of pumped up men and see who's rising above the rest on their inflatable thrones.
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We got Garcetti, who was on his way to Washington D.C. where he's the keynote speaker at the United States Conference of Mayors, and he was pumped up about the Rams as any fan in the City of Angels.
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The best surprise during the end-of-night portion was Dutch producer Tom Trago, who wrapped up at Gop Tun stage delivering one disco hit after the other, inviting the pumped-up audience to get on stage with him.
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A nation that had never fielded a full team at the Olympics before Saturday showed what the fans had been missing as they fueled a carnival atmosphere in the arena with their pumped up celebrations each time they nailed a routine.
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But Republican officials noted record fundraising during the impeachment process, leading Trump's re-election effort to bring in $155 million in the last three months of 2019 alone, boosted by a support base that is both pumped up and ticked off.
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MBJ is otherworldly jacked for the new flick, and when we talked to his trainer, Corey Calliet, he says even though Mike has been pumped up for a while now, he took it to a new level for the sequel.
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As I mention, implied volatility will go up as we head into that March report so that means the value of the option that we're long, which is deeper in the money, the $155 will be pumped up, will help us.
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Just as its investment pumped up the valuation of WeWork's parent to as much as $47 billion before it crashed back down to around a quarter of that ahead of its aborted initial public offering, Oyo has attracted similar scrutiny.
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I don't know that I'd ever been to a proper, full-on, fuhgeddaboudit NYHC show, and my man had gotten all pumped up on Billyclub Sandwich and old school Madball before we left for the gig, so stay we did.
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Each one features packaging that looks like pieces of art in and of itself: You've got two eyeshadow palettes (one with pumped up colors; the other veers more neutral), three lipstick shades, a blush/bronzer quad, and three eyeliner pencils.
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A nation that had never fielded a full team at the Olympics before Saturday showed what the fans had been missing as they fuelled a carnival atmosphere in the arena with their pumped up celebrations each time they nailed a routine.
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"The water is pumped up from the low reservoir to the high reservoir when the sun shines and wind blows and electricity is abundant, and then the water can run down through the turbine at night and when electricity is expensive."
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One premise of her work is that dead bodies shouldn't be carried off and hidden from families, pumped up with fluids and slathered with makeup: mourners should be allowed to see and touch the dead and to prepare the body.
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Our fascination with crossovers is curious considering that Americans largely eschew station wagons and hatchbacks (I'll argue that S.U.V.s are pumped-up variations of those.) The X1's flexible packaging, nimbleness, refinement and compact form shine brightly in congested cities.
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There was a DJ, a home renovator who proselytized about the merits of going to the gym before work as it helps him provide a better product to his customers and who was there in hopes of getting pumped up.
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I know I use the word "incredible" a lot (because I am a nerd who gets extremely pumped up about music and have no one to thwart my hyperbolic tendencies), but honestly, there's no better word to describe Black Somnia.
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We had this huge projector screen with surround sound, and Gladiator was on TV—so I pumped up the volume really loud and was getting real into the experience because it's an amazing fucking movie and my hormones were insane.
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A bigger concern was the suspension of Standard Life's UK property fund and other signs of stress from one of the world's biggest property markets - pumped up in recent years by inflows of foreign capital that analysts worry may now fade.
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After "Pumped Up Kicks" stormed our collective consciousness at the start of the decade, Foster the People hasn't had another massive radio hit, but has consistently released quality music — and "Sit Next to Me" is their shimmering, neo-psychedelic masterpiece.
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The Internationals roared to a 4-1 lead after the opening fourball matches, pumped up by a motivational video featuring players from the Peter Thomson-captained team that claimed a 20.5-11.5 win over the U.S. at the sandbelt course.
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Rival Bloomberg has also pumped up the volume of Brexit content by four times since last autumn, running more than 235,2100 headlines some days - such as on March 22016 when May's deal was defeated a second time, according to a spokeswoman.
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I grab the nearest flag and get really pumped up, waving it to the thumping of the drums as I gaze in wonder at the moon and the stars above; this is for you Carl Sagan and your "lovely, lovely" Earth.
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Rival Bloomberg has also pumped up the volume of Brexit content by four times since last autumn, running more than 235,2100 headlines some days - such as on March 22016 when May's deal was defeated a second time, according to a spokeswoman.
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Without the pumped-up arena-ready schlock on Revamp, the album overcompensates in the other direction; the sunny guitar jangle and seeping waves of pedal steel favored by artist after artist seem encased in amber, warm but inert, collecting dust.
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The theme song alone should get you pretty pumped up to watch: One Punch Man, based on the manga of the same name, centers around Saitama, a mild-mannered man who decides one day that he wants to become a hero for fun.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Monday that he plans to display battle tanks on Washington's National Mall as part of a pumped-up Fourth of July celebration that will also feature flyovers by fighter jets and other displays of military prowess.
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And he draws a good deal of his backing from those who say they have never attended a caucus before, possibly showing that his numbers are being pumped up by respondents who are less engaged — and perhaps, less likely to turn out.
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Read more: Target is getting its thousands of workers pumped up for the holiday season with mottos like 'WWABD: What Would A Badass Do'"It sounded great,"We all want to ensure that are guests needs are met while shopping in our stores.
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With emotions raw after Vegas, Foster said that he and his bandmates decided not to perform "Pumped Up Kicks" at the Austin City Limits festival in Texas or at the "All Things Go" music festival in Washington because some people misinterpret its meaning.
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"It just felt irreverent to play that song ... from my perspective, I'm really empathizing and thinking of the families that lost somebody," Foster said, adding that "Pumped Up Kicks" was written to try to get inside the head of a psychotic individual.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - In a sports arena festooned with national flags, Algeria's ruling FLN party pumped up supporters at one final weekend rally before Thursday's parliamentary election with Liberation-era songs and screenings of old speeches by its veteran leader, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika.
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Mr. Greenberg and former A.I.G. chief financial officer Howard I. Smith are accused of two sham reinsurance deals aimed at duping investors — one that converted auto warranty insurance losses into investment losses, and another that pumped up A.I.G.'s reserves by $500 million.
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Ms. Wolfe's pumped-up-funk "Lick" (1994) was a bracing reminder of the raw sass of her music in the early 1990s, before she incorporated her earlier interest in folk into works like her searing "Anthracite Fields," which won the Pulitzer in 2015.
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Placebo's "Nancy Boy" threw a sexually fluid spanner into a 90s music scene dominated by lads getting pumped up on WKD and Chumbawamba, simultaneously enticing a generation of teenagers to paint their nails black, take drugs and have loads of sex with all the genders.
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Some of the ads were blatantly horny ("Wanted: Frenetic Mons Grinder … lusting for sweaty dyke athletes, pumped-up bodybuilders, and handsome, hot women in uniform to quell the ache in my loins"); others were more cerebral ("Thinking Lesbians … I like everything from Vixen to Wagner").
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To this pumped-up crowd in the party's industrial heartland he proclaimed that if the SPD won the state election here in North-Rhine Westphalia (NRW), it would go on to win Germany's general election in September and he would replace Angela Merkel as chancellor.
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After thundering to the stage in a Mad Max-esque entrance, the hosts of this year's MTV Movie Awards, flanked by the movie's pale-skinned War Boys, pumped up the crowd with an energetic opening monologue show that also paid homage to its silver anniversary. .
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None of the tracks on Torches are quite as good as indie lite summer anthem "Pumped Up Kicks", to be sure, but it's still full of upbeat pop gems like "Helena" and "Call it What You Want" and "Don't Stop (Color on the Walls)".
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Police in eastern China have detained 29 suspects linked to an abattoir that pumped up to 120 liters of water over a 12-hour period into cattle to inflate their slaughter weight before being carved up and sold, state media reported on Wednesday.
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Your mental game affects how you feel emotionally and how you perform physically, so I always make sure my inner voice is pumped up, ready to rise up to a challenge, but is ready to celebrate every moment of the work I put in.
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Chris Carter must be the worst person to ever walk the freaking Earth because who else would spend an hour getting us so pumped up and then end the ENTIRE damn miniseries like THAT — with only rumors of another season coming. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe.
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"Lake Superior," written with Auerbach's new band The Arcs, is an objectively good song — but you can't help feeling a little ... squeamy about the very real subject matter, as with Foster the People's "Pumped Up Kicks," which was about mental illness and gun violence.
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Protest signs, ranging from silly to slightly slanderous, pumped up and down, and emotions ran high as the Conch Republic flag made its way up the pole and the newly-minted Prime Minister declared "war" on the establishment of the United States of America.
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"If you're bullish in Apple, there's no sense in paying for very expensive calls because if you get the direction right and Apple bounces but the implied volatility drops you could actually lose money because the value of your calls are very pumped up, " he said.
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Around the same time, Marston died, leaving Wonder Woman in the hands of another writer — one who downplayed her feminist underpinnings to the point of obscurity, pumped up her less significant superpowers, and made mooning over Steve Trevor a central plot point of the comic strips.
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The trends are many: We're seeing chef's tables on board, pumped-up specialty restaurants, food-themed itineraries and excursions, master-class cooking lessons for passengers, a focus on ingredients that are local to ports of call, even shopping trips to farmers' markets guided by your ship's chefs.
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More recently, as Jews have become assimilated into American society, the holiday has evolved into a kind of Semitic sidekick for Christmas, a minor festival pumped up into something it was never meant to be so that Jewish kids won't feel bad about not having a tree.
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For the past two days, we've all been obsessed with the massive, wide-ranging college admissions scam, wondering whether Felicity Huffman sold those 'Resting Mom Face' coffee mugs to pay for her kid's pumped up SAT score, and lowkey enjoying all of those "Have Mercy" tweets about Lori Loughlin.
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During the three days of free concerts – which are in conjunction with the 2017 NCAA Men's Final Four – The Chainsmokers will take the Coca-Cola Music stage on Saturday, and Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, along with headliner Aerosmith, will get the crowd pumped up Sunday for the Capital One JamFest.
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If you're a Giants fan, you went from being super pumped up about the amazing play you just saw to either being pissed off at the player who just made you feel alive, or being annoyed at the stupidity of the rule that could potentially ruin that feeling.
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American manufacturers are being battered from all sides: by tariffs that are driving up their costs, by cooling growth in China and Europe that is hurting demand for their exports, and by the waning effects of the tax cuts and government spending increases that pumped up growth last year.
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Mr. Mnuchin now has enormous influence in doling out funds to hard-hit industries and small businesses, and the Fed's emergency lending programs will be pumped up with a $454 billion taxpayer investment — enough to insure against losses on what could amount to more than $4 trillion in lending.
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Mr. Mnuchin now has enormous influence in doling out funds to hard-hit industries and small businesses, and the Fed's emergency lending programs will be pumped up with a $454 billion taxpayer investment — enough to insure against losses on what could amount to more than $4 trillion in lending.
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A pumped-up Vesely, 22, served his 21st of 26 aces to storm to a 6-1 lead in the breaker in what was the last match in play at the All England Club, with Berdych complaining to the umpire that it was "absolutely ridiculous" to stay on court.
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"Real yields were pumped up ahead of the announcement in expectation of a hawkish hike, instead we got a dovish hike with no change in the forward guidance and that has led to some recovery in gold today," Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen, said.
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Musk either needs to get the kinks out — Tesla was supposed to be producing 5,000 Model 3s a day by the end of the year, a milestone that is now pushed out to next year — or he could see his pumped-up share price absorb a far more serious hit.
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This pushed 10-year U.S. Treasuries down 2.5 bps to their lowest in a week at 2.037% This followed data showing euro zone economic growth halved in the April-June period and inflation slowed sharply in July, although bond markets already pumped up by a months-long rally were little moved.
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" On the main stage, panels titled "Girl Boss" and "The Gender Revolution" were scheduled alongside speakers including the transgender actress Laverne Cox and the "Black-ish" star Tracee Ellis Ross, who gave the pumped-up crowd a primer on body shaming: "Do you guys know what the objectifying gaze is?
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I would share my theory about how Vince McMahon (if you put his hundreds of millions of dollars aside) is essentially one of those pumped up, overly aggressive P.E. teachers we all knew from school, or why – if you watched that video of McMahon versus God earlier – he's a bit mental.
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If you watch RuPaul's Drag Race, you will be well acquainted with Alaska Thunderfuck—the irreverent, drawling, punk-ass drag queen who was runner-up in season five, and then went on to win 'All Stars' season two after returning freshly sober and pumped up with collagen to snatch the crown.
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Colon would soon be named the A.L. Cy Young Award winner, and his replacement was a 22016-year-old from the Dominican Republic who had started the year in Class AA. "We were all pumped up and excited," Allen said on Monday before the Twins' afternoon workout in the Bronx.
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And where else, might I add, are you going to observe Channing Tatum, a man so pumped up he looks like he eats human bones for breakfast, dressed in full drag as Beyoncé while he mimes "Who Run The World (Girls)", before actual fucking Beyoncé saunters on to join him on stage?
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Robert Laurino, the acting county prosecutor, described the cases: Two were juveniles who had allegedly planned school shootings, and the third was a student who had posted an Instagram video at a firing range while "Pumped Up Kicks" by Foster the People, a song about a school shooting, played in the background.
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Read more: Target is getting its thousands of workers pumped up for the holiday season with mottos like 'WWABD: What Would A Badass Do'A team leader in a Texas Target said that all eight stores in his district received emails from the district team leader instructing them to immediately clean up their backrooms.
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The question now for Biden is whether his strength on Super Tuesday was steroid-induced — pumped up by the endorsements of Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, Harry Reid, Jim Clyburn and others — or if it represented a durable base of support that he can carry through to the nomination, and on to November.
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His social media feeds don't need to be filled with video after video of him squatting 600 pounds or flexing his biceps like some formerly scrawny actor trying to tell us he got pumped up for a Spider-Man movie; it needs to show he's a well-rounded person who can laugh at himself.
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The info on the display updates in near real-time, too – during a demo, a Dyson engineer actually simulated a pollen explosion with a particulate dust and I watched the display spike to show it recognizing the new material, and then abate as it pumped up its purifying game to eliminate the new problem matter.
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Beating on pumped up farangs for King and Country, Yod outpointed the dangerous Frenchman Yohan Lidon, bested Cosmo Alexandre, number crunched Marco Tentori, cruised to victory on the cards against the quick-draw American fighter Chike Lindsay, and outpointed my old mucker from Rompo Gym in Bangkok, the Dagestan pit bull himself, Dzhabar Askerov.
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Federer, usually the crowd favorite worldwide, would get to keep playing the straight man when the match began, as Willis pumped up the fans, windmilling his arms and looking fully prepared to enjoy every minute, even if he did not win a game until he held serve at 0-1 in the second set.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, May 210.4(Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Tuesday: German banking authorities will require the country's banks to set aside more provisions from July to cover risks stemming from a pumped up domestic property market and slowing economy, the country's financial authorities said on Monday.
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But don't expect the sharp acceleration to endure: Growth was most likely pumped up by the short-term effects of tax cuts, government spending increases and, counter-intuitively, the budding trade war between the United States and China, which has led some companies to stockpile products and accelerate exports to get ahead of expected tariffs.
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The bad popeOf course, before the bad pope can preach his fire and brimstone to the cardinals, he needs a getting-ready montage — because the pope is a man and, like all of us, nothing gets you more pumped up for a big event than donning your sharpest ensemble and getting your strut on to funky pop music.
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Walking out to the Venator FC cage wielding a battle-axe, Meek was visibly pumped up to take on the biggest challenge of his career in Palhares—who not only had inflicted many injured to his opponents over the years, but who is comfortably among the best welterweights in the world and arguably the greatest outside of the UFC.
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It is a hard book to put down, perhaps because it has a certain uneasy moral short-circuiting of its own: again, there are no references, so fact and fiction are allowed to trade uniform and mufti; and Carrère's pumped-up admiration of Limonov's often cruel escapades seems, at times, like the wan intellectual's envy of bloody warfare.
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A raft of other business and political leaders have also pulled out of attending the Future Investment Initiative conference as concern over Khashoggi's fate has ramped up, including the CEO of Uber — whose ride-hailing business has also been pumped up with billions of dollars of kingdom investment in recent years; both directly and indirectly via SoftBank's Vision Fund.
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But I've got to say that while I intended to only tickle the opening of Bulletstorm, to see how it's been pumped up for the PS4, I soon found myself losing a solid two hours to it (only turning off when my wife rightfully protested that I had said I'd only be 20 minutes or so).
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Getting up so much after winning a point, and then really pushing himself to be getting ready for the next point, and getting pumped up and doing all this stuff, and then the other guy plays a good point, or he misses a ball, and then all the sudden it's "awwww," down the other way emotionally.
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They said the enterprise: •Manipulated securities markets •Created and manipulated fake companies •Artificially pumped up stock prices with scam emails •Ran online casinos •Operated an illegal Bitcoin exchange •Laundered money through at least 75 shell companies and accounts around the world Prosecutors described a classic "pump and dump" operation, which they said often ran through legitimate financial accounts in Aaron's name.
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And aside from Bruno, some of music's biggest names are set to take the stage and get the crowd pumped up, including A$AP Rocky, Big Sean, Chris Brown, DJ Khaled, El Debarge, French Montana, Future, Gucci Mane, Kamasi Washington, Lil Wayne, Mary J. Blige, Maxwell, Migos, New Edition, Post Malone, Roman Gianarthur, Swae Lee, Tamar Braxton, SZA, Trey Songz and Xscape.
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The GOP nominee kicked off the weekend with more allegations that the November polls will be rigged by a media conspiracy, calls for a drug test before the next debate — Hillary Clinton looked "all pumped up" during the last one, he says — and insults lobbed at the more than a dozen women who've come forward to accuse the former reality star of sexual assault.
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I bobbed along with the pumped-up crowd, up and over the gridlock (motorcycle crash), collecting fliers written in Mandarin, passing smiling food vendors, and burnishing my half-baked thinkpiece—"CES gets compared to a carnival, but CES Asia really feels like one"—and we finally arrived at the entrance to the Shanghai New International Exposition Center, marked by a slightly dystopian-looking banner.
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And in seasonal countries, these are all things we gravitate towards when the sun is shining, when the world looks brighter, and our lives feel easier, pumped up on all that extra vitamin D. But also, rules are there to be broken, and if you feel most comfortable listening to some sludgy industrial goth shit with the curtains closed at the height of July, then you do you.
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But instead of being led by an elite trained abroad (and not just in engineering, business administration and the sciences), allowing them to feel comfortable on both sides of the East-West divide, ranking Chinese leaders today remain so encumbered by the party's official historical narrative of humiliation, victimization and "hostile foreign forces," and so pumped up on nationalism, that even close personal friendships with American counterparts are grounds for suspicion.
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COMPAGNO: You&aposre right, the idea that they have created and perpetuated and that isn&apost accurate and I find it ironic that it is Democrats statistically who now are feeling more pumped up to go to the polls because of party control in the House or the Senate, and I also think it is interesting that the United States still remains 26 out of 32 in terms of highly Democratic developed countries in terms of voter turnout.
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Articles flagged as false by Facebook's fact checking partners have their reach reduced and display Related Articles showing perspectives from reputable news outlets below Articles flagged as false by Facebook's fact checking partners have their reach reduced and display Related Articles showing perspectives from reputable news outlets below Stamos outlined how Facebook is building ways to address fake identities, fake audiences grown illicitly or pumped up to make content appear more popular, acts of spreading false information and false narratives that are intentionally deceptive and shape people's views beyond the facts.
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