His relationship with his roommate and best friend Todd has shifted from something he puts up with to something he puts up with but admits that he enjoys.
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The lone woman, Beverly, puts up with an abusive husband.
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The United States puts up 70 percent of alliance funds.
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It's the resentment that puts up gates and resists change.
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She puts up with my hunting and she loves me.
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You see, dear readers, what the Haggler puts up with?
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But it also puts up a mirror to American tribalism.
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This team puts up 93 points routinely and that's something new.
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Each stage is tightly designed and puts up a good challenge.
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He puts up 15 of the most popular social media sites.
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Year in, year out, Cutler puts up almost the same numbers.
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Manuel, now with the Raiders, regularly puts up 5s and 6s.
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Each European country puts up protectionist legislation to protect the larger companies.
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Reva, who puts up with a real asshole of a best friend.
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"Offensively, this team puts up numbers every night," Manager John Farrell said.
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Now in his eighties, he puts up signs for Tea Party candidates.
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I have O.C.D. with my hair, and she puts up with me.
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The words soon ring hollow after another team puts up huge numbers.
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The sheer numberof builds he puts up rightly earns him that title.
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Do you think it puts up walls between people that didn't exist previously?
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You can tell who settles where, because each company puts up signs. Everywhere.
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We'll say this: The Big Mac puts up a hell of a fight.
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No matter when he gets in there he puts up quality at-bats.
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Not bad for tablets that Apple puts up against competitors' full-fledged laptops.
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And that those signs are like the anti-media signs he puts up.
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She puts up with it for awhile, but ultimately has the last laugh.
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But he no longer puts up his fists in defense of Lady Liberty.
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So she fires them and puts up a wanted sign for new ones.
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Antetokounmpo puts up stats like prime Shaq and moves like prime LeBron James.
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I don't think that she ever puts up walls when she speaks to people.
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The result, I hope, is a balanced puzzle that puts up a tough fight.
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Soon after, he sidles out, briefly puts up his hands, and raises his cap.
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Luckily, ML graciously puts up with my OCD about exploring the entire solution space.
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And she puts up with side effects like a dry mouth and forgetting words.
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"If he puts up enough money, he certainly will land the fight," Arum said.
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"We're trying to figure out if there's a moderate alternative to Bernie Sanders…If Pete Buttigieg puts up big numbers, that's two states in a row where he puts up big numbers," said Dan Clifton, head of policy research at Strategas Research.
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WATTERS: Yes, and Heitkamp are going to vote for whoever Trump&aposs puts up there.
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It's like she puts up a wall that says, 'I'm not getting involved in this.
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And unimaginably she still puts up with me and now we're living together next year.
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Jewelry store puts up a billboard that says 'It's OK to throw rocks at girls.
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Under Trump, Uncle Sam no longer puts up his fists in defense of Lady Liberty.
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I'd argue that each additional dollar you spend puts up barriers between you and the world.
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Donald Trump puts up his dukes for the crowd after speaking during the Presidential Inauguration today.
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By the house, Morgan carves a symbol into the mailbox post and puts up the flag.
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For starters, it was the holiday quarter, when Apple always puts up its biggest sales numbers.
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When Rodgers, the undisputed king of the quarterback rating, puts up Brian Hoyer numbers, it's catastrophic.
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Constellation Brands: Constellation Brands, which owns Modelo, Corona, and Pacifico beers, usually puts up strong numbers.
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He puts up more than $100,000 in reward money for anyone with knowledge of Seth's murder.
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But like a lot of her neighbors in Homer, she puts up a lot of salmon.
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Villegas slowly puts up her bare hands, only adorned by a hair tie around her wrist.
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He puts up with the danger, he says, because it's morally right to help desperate women.
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She reports his absence to the police, puts up missing-person leaflets and comforts their child.
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Of course, everyone puts up some kind of fight, so he hadn't actually removed anyone's pants.
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Harris gives the example of Facebook: If you say, 'I want to delete my Facebook account,' it puts up a screen that says, 'are you sure you want to delete your Facebook account, the following friends will miss you,' and it puts up faces of certain friends.
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This could go on for months, maybe even years if America puts up with the delaying tactics.
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Stone puts up fundraising posts for his case on Instagram on a regular, if not daily, basis.
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At the beginning of the series, Annie puts up "lost dog" posters for a pup named Groucho.
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N. puts up with my slogging pace as we do a 1.5-mile loop around the park.
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BECKY QUICK: But you'll-- you'll take anybody who puts up a substantial portion of their net worth?
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So my plan puts up stop signs and I'm afraid that the vice president's plan does not.
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Cities lease the technology and services, and the company puts up acoustic sensors on buildings and lampposts.
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Culturally, however, the trouble he puts up with from the woman he loves is a bigger deal.
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Once, I told her that I'd heard, from multiple sources, that she puts up four Christmas trees.
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"He puts up with me," she captioned a photo of herself sticking her tongue out, leaning into Adams.
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That weakness makes it perfect prey for Spear and Fang, though it still puts up a desperate fight.
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Away, the new luggage brand, puts up elaborate sets that serve as the perfect backdrops for Instagram photos.
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Trump puts up a mirror that forces companies to examine their culture: How do we treat our people?
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Reinhart notes the company is extremely picky when it comes to the items it puts up for sale.
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"When somebody puts up 15, 16 runs, you've got to change up the game plan," Austin Romine said.
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What shoppers found is that the industry puts up serious barriers for consumers at dealerships across the nation.
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" Reyes added, "The team puts up rules from spring training, and everybody knows here what the rules are.
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It puts up a bit of a fight, like the best jerky, and tastes meaty and deeply marine.
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If he puts up a fight on the way out, then markets would certainty spiral out of control.
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Oddly specific prediction: Elliott puts up a better save percentage in Philadelphia than Smith can manage in Calgary.
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"He puts up with me," she captioned the photo of herself sticking her tongue out and leaning into Adams.
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Jonathan puts up missing posters at the high school, where he chats with the nicer-than-her-friends Nancy.
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"We offer our existing infrastructure, our partner puts up capital, we reconfigure it and become joint owners," he said.
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Piscatella starts with Blanca, who puts up a noble fight, before moving on to Boo, Nicky, Piper, and Alex.
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When the state, including the American imperial state, puts up barriers, people figure out ways to get around them.
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That's when security belatedly intervenes and carries her offstage -- but not before she puts up a pretty good fight!
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He puts up more and more collateral — so his home, his parents' home, his farming equipment and his farmland.
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In a classic business deal, an entrepreneur puts up collateral to get a loan for a potentially profitable investment.
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So, the president comes back from North Korea and he puts up this tweet, really harsh words for the media.
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Consider Colleen, who is introduced as a tough-as-nails dojo owner who only barely puts up with Danny's nonsense.
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After Wags puts up a fight, Axe relents and says Birch is free to take a look at the books.
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Even if you could collect the pieces, the shifting nature of the fragmentation puts up another hacking barrier, he explained.
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She's so kind and loving, funny, extremely talented, has the most beautiful eyes, and puts up with me being weird.
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"He puts up with me," Hyland, 0203, captioned a photo of herself sticking her tongue out, leaning into Adams, 33.
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Perhaps he puts up passable numbers, but we're not expecting him to finish as a top-10 QB this week.
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For its part, Belden puts up more than $5,000 for each qualified candidate they believe will become a suitable employee.
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"A series of barriers that our society puts up makes it very difficult for them [to seek help]," Glenn says.
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A few days later she puts up a post and you click on her page and what do you find?
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It is raising awareness about another kind of border — the walls that the publishing industry puts up for Latino writers.
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"The system, instead of finding solutions, puts up barriers and creates problems on the Mexican side," Cordero told BuzzFeed News.
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That theory could make it more difficult for American companies to operate in a country that already puts up steep barriers.
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It also means they're useless if you don't own a phone, which inherently puts up a barrier to lower-income consumers.
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Every day, the startup puts up a different meal with a starter, an entrée and a dessert for €15 (roughly $16.5).
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I started with Afghan Dan – real name Danny Martin – who gets some of the higher views on anything he puts up.
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The NBA puts up a "players' pool," which is divided among the teams that make it to the playoffs and finals.
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Fake Mami tells her that she is not to climb it, and she puts up a gate in front of it.
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Although D. puts up a brave front, I suspect the American Girl Doll store kills him on the inside a little.
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With Iceborne, each new monster you find puts up a serious fight, making the campaign much more satisfying to work through.
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And we can go right down the line, but we have to start with Melania, what he she puts up with.
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I think women just accept that he's not going to look like what he puts up because to be honest, who does?
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I think that's especially true if Roof puts up no defense at all or actually asks the jury for a death sentence.
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If he puts up yet another stinker, the Texans could have no choice but to stash him on the bench next year.
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But I think that, so somebody puts up a big balloon, my first reaction is, this is the best they&aposve got?
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She understands why Chase puts up walls and hasn't been one of the guys to rush to make a grand emotional declaration.
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Frustrated by local law enforcement's inability to find the killer, she puts up three enormous billboards meant to shame the police chief.
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She puts up with it but she thinks I'm disgusting, and I always have to convince her into letting me do it.
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But Ms. Anderson's Blanche has her own arsenal of weapons, and though they may be outdated, she puts up a vigorous defense.
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The government has said it will not be renewed unless the company puts up a $530 million deposit for a new smelter.
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Millie (Kenn E. Head) certainly knows; she's a prostitute at the brothel where some of the team puts up when in town.
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The New Health Care The consequences of ignoring the condition can be severe, but the health system puts up barriers to treatment.
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She puts up with a lot, having to wonder, sometimes aloud, whether he talks to anyone about the loss of their daughter.
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To begin, one (or both) of them puts up an initial amount of Bitcoin that "funds" a coded contract that's shared between them.
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In a world of games where you can do anything, it is a game that puts up blockers and blinders at every level.
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As for Mr Sessions, Ms Hennessey posits that he puts up with periodic threats and public humiliation because he has an alternative agenda.
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Hyland then confirmed their relationship with an Instagram post of the two making funny faces in November captioned, "he puts up with me."
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When you get a big lead and Jimmy puts up a zero in the first inning, it cements the game a little bit.
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Once you get past the initial huge letdown and just play it on its own merits, Pac-Man puts up a decent experience.
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If someone puts up never-ending hoops and tells you to keep jumping through them to achieve an unachievable goal, you don't agree.
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In a world of games where you can do anything, it is a game that puts up blockers and blinders at every level.
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He puts up a lot of shots, and it just shows how all the work, and how comfortable he was taking that shot.
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I'm part of a group that puts up statues in Austin, and our most recent work was a bronze replica of Willie Nelson.
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"He puts up with me," Hyland wrote of a sepia-toned Instagram of herself sticking her tongue out at Adams at a party.
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The father puts up the money and the son does all the work of having the idea, managing the partnership and so on.
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In the last few photos taken of boxing legend and civil rights icon Muhammad Ali, he dawns shades and puts up his fists.
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A trade war begins when one country puts up trade barriers, making it harder for foreign countries to sell goods and services there.
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Yet when the F.B.I., with a warrant, asks to look into the phone of a dead terrorist, Apple puts up a furious row.
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Mass start puts up to 28 skaters on the ice at the same time to race 16 laps around the 400-meter oval.
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Andrea Eby (left) puts up a yard sign showing support for a doctor who is a neighbor in Nolensville, Tennessee, on March 22.
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Andrea Eby (left) puts up a yard sign showing support for a doctor who is a neighbor in Nolensville, Tennessee, on March 22.
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According to BMW, the i4 concept puts up some numbers that should make it competitive in a market that Tesla has long dominated.
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Your vagina (Yes, technically the correct term is "vulva" — this is all external — but this isn't a medical journal) puts up with a lot.
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The entire league moves to a single stadium in Qatar and puts up CGI backdrops of whatever city the home team supposedly hails from?
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The company employs more than 100 experts to make sure that the luxury goods it puts up are the real deal and not counterfeits.
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"The state that we have at the moment is a state that persecutes, a state that puts up barriers," she told the cheering crowd.
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The extension also puts up a flag in your browser bar that changes color based on how legitimate it thinks a given site is.
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If Brown puts up more receiving yards in 4993, he gets a Porsche — the very one Marshall is standing next to in the video.
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"Don't touch me and tell me you see things," Alex puts up a warning hand to her friend and palms her stomach again, laughing.
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I would think that if Mexico puts up the required $25 billion to fund the wall, Congress would have no problem voting for it.
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Yet not unlike an athlete who puts up record-shattering numbers through performance-enhancing drugs, he has produced expansion by resorting aggressively to debt.
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The Washington Post reported that a security staffer goes to the roof and puts up the special flag when Zinke comes into the building.
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She makes most of her sales through her son, who puts up a handwritten ad at his barbershop in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn.
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She's a high-school teacher, founding member of the a capella group, The Jazzagals, and she's the brave woman who puts up with Roland Schitt.
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Tan Koon Tat, a carpenter from Singapore, typically puts up the decorations at the corner of the carpark and lobby area of his apartment block.
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Yes, you can squirm at the adolescent sexual tension between Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis and wonder why she really puts up with his bullshit.
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Critic Score: 0%On "The Office," Oscar Nunez played Oscar Martinez, a meticulous accountant who puts up with Angela's short temper and Kevin's crass humor.
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But regardless of that, the odds are strong that Dalton puts up his first fantasy-worthy stat line at home against the Dolphins' weak secondary.
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Simonetti says that three quarters of Convene locations are leased but that the leases are partnership leases where the landlord puts up capital for renovations.
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He puts up mammoth stat lines that are best consumed in highlight form, protecting the viewer from Rudy Gay 20-footers and Ty Lawson turnovers.
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President Trump and Republicans go on the offensive, British Parliament grabs control of the Brexit process, and Copenhagen puts up a fight against climate change.
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The first time any pokémon gets an attack in, Mewtwo puts up a shield that blocks most damage until you hit that shield six times.
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"This comeback is far from over as the company expands into new end markets and puts up a better fight versus Intel and Nvidia," Cramer said.
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There's fierce competition for the chunks of airwaves the government puts up for auction, with wireless carriers spending billions for prime real estate on the spectrum.
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If you thought putting up one Christmas tree was a hassle, the lifestyle expert recently revealed she puts up "about 40" throughout her Bedford, N.Y. estate.
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This distinction puts up in the same category as 40 other excellent bubbly wines that cost so much more, including some brand names like Veuve Clicquot.
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In Lowestoft, a Suffolk coastal town that was once a prosperous resort and is now impoverished and drab, he puts up at the ghastly Albion hotel.
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Whatever unpopularity Giammattei faces over this deal will likely be dwarfed if the US -- recipient of around 40% of Guatemala's exports -- suddenly puts up trade barriers.
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"I am sure he feels, as an American, that he wants to make sure the Democratic Party puts up the best possible candidate," Mr. Westly said.
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For the typical Fortress product, a retail investor puts up a principal loan amount of between C$30,000 and C$0003,000 for two to five years.
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Paula puts up boundaries about what she's willing to do for Rebecca in regards to Josh, and while Rebecca understands that decision, she doesn't like it.
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Through its software, it puts up virtual walls between servers so that viruses are contained before they spread and infect more of the data of a company.
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Facebook currently doesn't take any of the money from subscriptions publishers sell using its tool, which puts up a paywall when readers try to reach certain stories.
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BURMAN: Roe versus Wade, the Democrats are bringing up as the issue, whoever the president puts up there, Democrats are going to fight it no matter what.
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Ross predictably (and smartly, I may add) puts up Omarosa, who's been his biggest target the entire game, along with Ari, who is a huge social threat.
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But when it comes to the president, Mr. Mnuchin puts up little resistance when policy decisions are made, and he even keeps his pet peeves to himself.
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Don't be surprised if Prescott puts up a big week against the Giants, who have given up the third most fantasy points per game this season (2100).
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But Trump was frank that Modi puts up a tough trade fight and that their disagreements on tariffs and deficits wouldn't be resolved in the near-term.
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After one ugly loss or another in which their defense puts up little resistance, the Knicks begin to ring an alarm and challenge themselves to do better.
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I do think that there will be some Democrats coming into play if Murkowski and Collins, say they&aposre not going to vote for whatever Trump puts up.
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"I always swore I'd never be one of those females that puts up sappy love posts… but f—, this man truly gives me life!" she captioned one shot.
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Catelyn puts up a valiant and bloody fight, but in the end, it is Bran's adopted dire wolf, Summer, who saves the comatose boy from the Valyrian blade.
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The business model is essentially that a company puts up a cell tower, and then it can lease the space to multiple wireless antenna arrays from various carriers.
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Bayer said it was disappointed, adding the ruling puts up roadblocks for companies trying to develop new medicines if off-label uses of older drugs win official sanction.
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Every four years, this state puts up with a ton of us reporters in anticipation of the first-in-the-nation caucuses that kick-start the primary season.
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The government puts up money for a new home, but not enough to cover the cost of land, construction and a place much bigger than a studio apartment.
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At one point, he puts up a video of a map of America and goes state by state, demonstrating the accent of every major city in the country.
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She is moved by his devotion to his churchgoing mother, whom he invites to London, puts up at the Savoy and takes shopping for a dress at Harrods.
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She puts up with Alix because she loves Briar, but she thinks it's a little weird that Alix seems to want to spend so much time with her.
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The disembodied hands holding signs keeps the attention on their message, and gives the streets where she puts up her wheatpaste and stickers the look of constant protest.
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One reason is that Israel distributes an increasing amount of its education funding through matching funds, which are only available if a municipality puts up its own share.
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"The U.S. move today puts up a big roadblock on the road to internationalization," said Matt Sheehan, a fellow at MacroPolo, the think tank of the Paulson Institute.
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I shook her head and go, 'Honey I want you to sign that and she went like this, (puts up middle finger), and the doctor says, 'She's alright.
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Meek Mill Meek puts up a peace sign as he, Pusha T and Lil Wayne pose for a picture as 2 Chainz composes the shot on his cameraphone.
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Under attack, Coprinopsis cinerea, the mushroom commonly known as the "gray shag" or "inky cap" and often used in fungi research, puts up a slow, but steady fight.
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Oleksandr, who regularly puts up photos and videos of his services on Facebook, reposted the video to his 12,000 followers to show what his opponents were up to.
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My conclusion is unequivocal: Samsung's Galaxy S7 camera is the clear winner, while HTC's 10 puts up a respectable performance but simply lacks the image processing to keep up.
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So even if someone puts up their kitty for sale and calls it "ULTRA RARE," you can look at this table and see whether its traits are actually rare.
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But chances are Newton puts up huge numbers against a Falcons team that has allowed 10 passing touchdowns and the second-most fantasy points to quarterbacks through three games.
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In criminal court, defense lawyers have an established function that everyone understands, but in family court a parent's attorney who puts up a real fight is still a novelty.
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"If your rental puts up losses year after year, that's a red flag to the IRS," said Bryan Bibbo, an advisor with The JL Smith Group in Avon, Ohio.
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"If he [Guzmán] puts up resistance it could take four to six years," José Manuel Merino, head of international processes in the Mexican attorney general's office, told Radio Fórmula.
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He puts up with the nerdy, White Rabbity stranger (Jeremy Strong) chasing after him and managing the return of Karen, this ex of his and mother of his son.
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But Republicans have a 2 to 1 majority on the commission, including Mr. Pai, so most proposals he puts up for a vote will generally be expected to pass.
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The way public-private partnerships are usually structured is that a private company puts up money at the beginning and in exchange is entitled to a flow of payments.
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"HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to the love of my life, my best friend, my babies daddy, my strength, my heart and soul, the man that puts up with my madness," she gushed.
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Though if there is a little brother, or one whose taunts are a little too feisty, or who puts up a fight — well, everybody knew what they were getting into.
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He puts up the kinds of statistics that suggest steady, high-level contribution; he's bettered five and a half wins above replacement in four of his six Major League seasons.
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But Mexican workers would not be the only ones at risk of losing their jobs if the Trump administration scarps NAFTA and puts up trader barriers that would invite retaliation.
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While Olson isn't quite the same calibre hitter as Ohtani (who is?!), he looks the part and puts up numbers similar to those the Angels' star rookie boasts this year.
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It may be tempting to skip brushing if a toddler puts up a fuss, or allow a picky eater to snack nonstop on their favorite carbohydrates — a recipe for cavities.
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Recently, PornHub has started monetizing some of the videos it puts up on the website, Houston says, but that's still not a good enough reason to give her content away.
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At its best, the genre puts up a shambolic edifice that can obscure real rumbles of change — so long as the attitude is intact, the component parts can shift endlessly.
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Cain: I love Charmaine's everlasting effect on people, her solid direction in terms of knowing how to dress, and her resilience in the way she puts up with my bullshit.
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It's an interesting source of data to complement the more standard measures that come from tide gauges that [the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration] puts up to measure tide heights.
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Not a stickler herself, Ms. Schweitzer puts up holiday lights before Halloween every year so the trick-or-treaters can find her house at the end of a dark road.
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Government still puts up barriers that restrict the ISP market to a few wealthy, powerful megacorps - often the same ones that provide premium cable, like Comcast, Verizon, and Time Warner.
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On her journey to self-love, she puts up with her mother who constantly tells her, "you're not your nose" and sternly urges her to try harder to find a boyfriend.
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Many Utahns see the real estate magnate's nomination as an aberration and say they will continue to vote Republican in the future so long as the party puts up palatable candidates.
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Instead of continuing to follow their conversation, the camera shifts to a passerby, a patient doorman who puts up with wealthy and idiosyncratic tenants, and then briefly becomes the story's protagonist.
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Like fellow recruiters, many of the posts he puts up feature an email or QR code that prompts users to get in touch with the group to initiate the vetting phase.
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There have been rumors of dissent within the locker room, but this week's game against the Bills feels like one that the team comes together for and puts up some points.
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If you are looking to get into the festive holiday spirit, however, Old San Juan is decorated every year in lights, and City Hall even puts up a twinkling Christmas tree.
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The amount they bet is weighted according to their respective salaries, which means that Curry puts up substantially more money — not that he is in danger of losing any of it.
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Throughout the course of the album he puts up a more valiant effort than he is given credit for, and even here it's clear that Wayne is a supremely capable rapper.
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Another advantage: China puts up few bureaucratic roadblocks, such as local and federal governments that sometimes embroil tech issues in "endless debates," and labor attempting to delay projects such as autonomous trucks.
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While the Metropolitan Transportation Authority usually puts up posters to inform subway riders about any service changes or holiday schedules on trains, these unofficial MTA posters were made to celebrate Pride Month.
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Something particularly chilling is the respectable front Darcy puts up... Yes, on the side of Darcy's van it seems to be some kind of electrical repair van: that is his conventional front.
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At the very least, it was harmless side story; at the very most, it was the type of story that could break down the walls the NHL puts up around its sport.
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When the movie begins, it's easy to surmise the audience is expected to identify with, and root for, McDormand's grieving mother, who puts up the billboards demanding justice for her murdered daughter.
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"I'm bringing my wife, because she puts up with 24/7 news cycles, so I look forward to treating her to an afternoon out," said Charlie Spiering, Breitbart's senior White House correspondent.
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That makes it so, no matter how many barriers (physical or otherwise) the US puts up, someone will always try to find a way around the barriers and ship the drugs anyway.
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I think she'll make it until near the end of the season (and her sheer unpleasantness will mean she puts up a surprisingly good fight), but in the end her death seems inevitable.
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Hypercaffium Spazzinate puts up 22001 songs in 218 minutes—only four tracks are longer than 180 seconds—so it's determined to make a mark quickly and then move on to the next thing.
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Hypercaffium Spazzinate puts up 16 songs in 20013 minutes—only four tracks are longer than 180 seconds—so it's determined to make a mark quickly and then move on to the next thing.
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And 2017 was also the biggest test so far of reinsurance provided directly by investors, whether through catastrophe bonds or "collateralised reinsurance", where a fund manager puts up collateral to cover potential claims.
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This chain of events eventually led to a four-month feud between Flair and the Garvins, as Jimmy puts up a night with his wife and valet, Precious, as stakes in the bout.
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My conservative friends who would otherwise contribute to a genuine contest of ideas have nowhere to turn when this is the individual that their party puts up for election to the highest office.
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Fauci also hasn't tried especially hard to hide the fact he puts up with Trump's boorishness because he thinks it's important for his voice to continue to be heard on the task force.
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As the Trump administration puts up more legal barriers for asylum-seekers, some immigrants take steps to arrive at the border with evidence to show U.S. authorities the dangers they are trying to escape.
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It's hugely dependent on new voices coming in from other places, and I worry that as this place puts up walls, the literary culture will become more isolated, with a consequent effect on publishing.
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"He lets us videotape him, and he lets us study his brain, and lots of these tests take hours and hours of time, but he never puts up a fuss about that," she said.
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Jennifer Lawrence, in her breakthrough role, plays Ree Dolly, an Ozark teenager who goes in search of her meth-cooking father after he puts up the family home to cover his bail and disappears.
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As Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government puts up billboards urging Hungarians to reject quotas for distributing mostly Muslim migrants within the European Union, some companies have quietly started peeking abroad to find extra staff.
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Pauline puts up with it because Degas offered steady work in an uncertain profession, but she also evinces a real, if conflicted, fondness for the old buzzard, and genuine pity over his encroaching blindness.
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Their reticence is understandable: Govanhill, where McNeill's is based, has been described as a "ghetto" and "slum" in the right-wing press, while the significant Roma community puts up with being targeted by bigotry.
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Baseball is a random game, and it's quite possible that by the time this season is over, Trout's numbers will look closer to what he usually puts up than, say, Mark McGwire circa 1998.
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He puts up a fight, questioning his arrest and the identities of the people he has supposedly murdered, going as far to say that he has never met any of the women in his life.
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Authorities have also taken steps to stabilize the yuan currency and reassure investors that Beijing remains committed to reforms of the capital markets, even as it puts up curbs to stem the outflow of funds.
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Dave puts up with a lot for his love of Lane, including fake fliers and Lane's dummy dates with eligible Korean bachelors (remember when he ran a mile because he was jealous of Yiung Chui?).
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If Congress puts up roadblocks to Trump's plans or if he starts sounding less presidential, "the air is out of the rally," said Brian Battle, director of trading at Performance Trust Capital Partners in Chicago.
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In its latest video, the Hydraulic Press Channel decided to crush two vintage Canon and Nikon SLR cameras followed up with the complete decimation of a lens (which actually puts up a pretty good fight).
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"A West End producer puts up all the money, takes all the risk, and because there are so many fighting for relatively few theaters, they have to take the terms you'd expect," Mr. Hytner said.
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But Google's solution, more than any other, feels closest to the right answer: a physical switch for a physical problem, one that puts up a tangible barrier between the intrusive software and your personal life.
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Darren: Hard to know who exactly the Trump team puts up but this very well could be the first time we hear anything out of the mouth in public from White House counsel Pat Cipollone.
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Kyrie Irving often puts up little or no resistance against opposing point guards with a head of steam, while Deron Williams simply isn't mobile or quick enough to contain some of the league's speedier guards.
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If the guide puts up two fingers in the "hang loose" position — which happened mainly at red lights or before a turn — drivers must tightly assemble inside the lane in a two-by-two formation.
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All of the numbers that he puts up, the defensive part he brings to our club, outweighs by a lot that we're obviously not where we want to be as far as our win-loss record.
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In addition, Google is also launching a new warning in Chrome that puts up a roadblock before you visit a site that is potentially trying to trick you into giving up your credentials or download malware.
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And the story follows the beats of that story, more or less — Darius puts up with Teddy's shenanigans so long as they're mostly harmless, and there's confusion about the existence of the brother, and so on.
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I'm hoping that when people use an app that solely uses short videos and clips, people are using what they see to communicate rather than a language that puts up walls and boundaries between different countries.
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She puts up with nearly 10 years of pretending to have a career, dabbling in the family paper business and various easily discarded fashion endeavors while the tabloids brand her "Waity Katie," without ever once publicly cracking.
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The language used in the London billboards echoes that employed in the three messages in the movie, which Mildred Hayes (Frances McDormand) puts up on three abandoned billboards months after the rape and murder of her daughter.
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It looks like a mean lake fish, the kind of grey-and-brown creature that puts up a fight when you hook it, but meanwhile it has the color scheme of a My Little Pony t-shirt.
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Adjusted domestic gross: $219,003,000Original domestic gross: $201,151,353Worldwide gross: $543,514,353Production budget: $95 millionThe 2015 "Cinderella" remake, starring Lily James, grossed more domestically than its animated predecessor, but the original puts up a fight after inflation with $170 million.
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Stevie is, as always, an earth angel (dedicating the song as he does to the participants in Women's Marches across the world) and Grayson puts up an admirably solid show in the face of an actual icon.
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"You have these huge contracts, and then you donate all this money, and the foundation puts up a banner advertising your company's name," said Michael J. Collins, a former Maryland state senator and former school board member.
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"When you don't send someone and the respondent puts up a credible, viable defense and there's no one from the agency to impeach it, it's very likely that the summons will be dismissed," Mr. Del Valle said.
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Instead of cleavage and abs, Charlie flaunts her biceps and quads in punk rock T-shirts and ripped jeans, a symbol of strength, independence and self-reliance as she screeches along highways and puts up a fight.
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"His whole thing about set design was inspired by the burlesque sketch where the nurse comes out, puts up a card table and says, 'Now we're in the doctor's office,'" Ms. Parsons said in a telephone interview.
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Kevin Durant is on the Warriors, Russell Westbrook has his solo show in Oklahoma City, the Spurs are adjusting to post-Tim Duncan life, and James Harden puts up heretofore theoretical statistics under Mike D'Antoni in Houston.
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Wednesday's rise in U.S. stockpiles puts up another obstacle for OPEC and other petroleum-exporting countries, which have cut back their output in order to shrink global inventories by about 300 million barrels to the five-year average.
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Lindsay puts up with Snowden's paranoid, secretive ways, which border on abusive at times, and continues to back him up and help him, no matter where he decides he needs to go or what he needs to do.
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The BoE now assumes that Britain will strike a Canada-style trade deal with the EU that avoids tariffs on goods but leads to new customs checks and puts up barriers to exports of financial and legal services.
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Bosa has nine sacks, a pick, and a forced fumble through his first year in the NFL, but anyone watching his games will see his impact goes far beyond the stats he puts up in the box score.
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Meet Social — just one of seven Facebook ad resellers in China — said it puts up about 2747,2747 Chinese ads on the platform each day and anticipates doing about $1 billion to $2 billion in ad sales this year.
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We Rent Goats' website says that the company puts up electrified fencing "if needed" to keep the goats in while they munch on all the weeds in a yard, so it's not clear how the goats got out.
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When I see a woman who flouts royal protocol, who hugs strangers, who talks about her marriage like a partnership instead of a prize, who puts up with a publicly toxic extended family, I feel a sense of relief.
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With the local police, led by Chief Willoughby (an exasperated Woody Harrelson), either unable or unwilling to apprehend the girl's killer, Mildred puts up three billboards on an isolated stretch of road accusing the police of ignoring her case.
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Case in point: Research shows that, while the average human head weighs about 10 to 12 pounds, if you tilt yours forward down to look at your phone, it puts up to 60 pounds of pressure on your neck.
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It's the equivalent of the coked-up banker insisting on his heart-bursting game of squash every Friday morning, despite the amount of racket he puts up his hooter during the week, and has little or nothing to do with health.
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She then moves on to the machines: For most exercises, she does three sets of 10 to 13 reps, starting with a bench press (she puts up 70 pounds!), followed by leg curls, leg presses, chest flies, and lat pull-downs.
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At the time, a movie about a mother who puts up three accusatory billboards on the road leading up to her small town to shame the police into continuing to pursue her daughter's rapist and killer already seemed alarmingly relevant.
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A trade war happens when one country puts up a trade barrier, like strict tariffs (which are border taxes on imports), to protect its economy from foreign competition — and another country decides to strike back with its own trade barriers.
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Countries that backed Germany's hard-line stance on Greece's economy are now at odds with Berlin, refusing to take in any refugees, while Greece, the black sheep, puts up a brave struggle to cope with the immigrants, defending European Union principles.
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If the administration puts up the fight that is supposed to make Trump look good to his base — the fight that DOJ lawyers are literally paid to do, and make their careers doing — there is a chance they will prevail.
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In 2010, the director Debra Granik shepherded Jennifer Lawrence to her first Oscar nomination in "Winter's Bone" as an Ozark teenager in search of her meth-cooking dad after he puts up the family home for his bail and vanishes.
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"I'm anxious about how all this could change if there's a decision that puts up an insurmountable barrier," she said, adding, "There's a lot of uncertainty, and I will say quite candidly, our businesses here in Ontario are very nervous."
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 18 (Reuters) - South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe said on Monday that he would not buy any assets which struggling state power firm Eskom puts up for sale, in response to speculation that he was eyeing an Eskom financial subsidiary.
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They're built around who puts up trees (married couples with kids, almost always; single people, not nearly as often) and how we give gifts (if you make something yourself, you almost never wrap it) and any number of other traditions.
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Some Russian firms complain that China puts up trade barriers to their products, while flooding the Russian market with goods that often circumvent Russian customs by going via poor Central Asian countries, such as Kyrgyzstan, which are part of Russia's customs union.
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Europe's low expenditure has long been a sore point for the United States, which puts up 70 percent of alliance funds, and U.S. President Donald Trump has made change a priority, saying allies have "been very unfair to us" for not spending more.
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A nation that changes too much in the name of its own defense -- puts up walls, antagonizes discrete populations or makes day-to-day living intolerable or burdensome -- will find that the short-term victory of security has long-term and detrimental consequences.
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While he insists where he hits isn't important as long as he is contributing, Angels manager Mike Scioscia won't move up closer to the middle of the lineup until Cron consistently puts up the kind of numbers Scioscia believes he is capable of.
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Then come five less shapely songs, and there you are: in a time roiled by the political turmoil the title puts up front, a domesticated Yo La version of the kind of esoteric atmospherics I myself treasure in Hassell & Eno's Fourth World Vol.
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Tucson also has a wealth of defense contractors, all part of the Sun Corridor, a booster group that puts up signs proclaiming the region's laurels; that Tucson, for example, was named one of "America's best cities for global trade" by Global Trade Magazine.
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It's just a matter of time before he puts up big fantasy numbers, and it could be this week against the Eagles, who have given up the second most passing yards and the 10th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks this season.
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"The more fight a person puts up, it's more likely that animals are not going to press the attack," he said, adding that no part of a gator's body is particularly vulnerable, despite conventional wisdom about aiming for the eyes and nostrils.
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The news should come as no surprise to those who've been following the meteoric trajectory of Fortnite and its popular battle royale-style game mode, which puts up to 100 players against one another on a deserted island in a last-person-standing contest.
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Verdon (a captivating Michelle Williams, doing her best trans-Atlantic accent) is a radiant performer, who is also a long-suffering amanuensis, the devoted wife who puts up for years with her husband's philandering because she believes he still brings out the best in her.
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With Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his 53-seat majority in the Senate standing ready to block whatever shots the House puts up, the challenge for Pelosi is running an agenda that could be packaged and sold by the Democratic nominee for president.
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The account seemed to ramp up its insults when other users floated their suspicions that Hooper was behind it, and posts took aim at the blogger's husband Simon, calling him a "t---" and saying she couldn't believe his wife "puts up with his nonsense."
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Instead of the ass-kicking I expect, sporting electric green shorts, a tanktop, and a thick black beard, in the face of the fact that the Albanian-Swiss Maksutaj has a documented 57 wins by knockout, Chochola actually puts up a pretty good fight.
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Part of what made the house so appealing was the ample built-in storage for Mr. Alessandrini's books and scripts, for his many souvenir programs, and for the dozens of movie and theater posters he puts up and puts away as the mood strikes.
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He also has to hastily move his family from Baton Rouge to middle-of-nowhere Arkansas, something his long-suffering wife (Sarah Wright) puts up with partly because he seems to now have purpose and vigor after years of languishing as an exhausted commercial pilot.
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This still isn't fully sketched out, but Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, knows better than anyone there are members who will have to vote "yes" on what McConnell puts up - and he's given them plenty of space to do just that.
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They say they intend to hold off any public-relations onslaught and assert that the point isn't the person Mr. Obama puts up for the job, but simply that the vacancy caused by the death of Antonin Scalia happened in the final year of Mr. Obama's term.
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"[I say] a lot of lines other wives would not allow a husband to say," the 39-year-old rapper told Vanity Fair in an interview about the video published Friday night, "but my wife also puts up photos that other husbands wouldn't let them put up," he explained.
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We've long known that the body doesn't want to lose weight, to give up its "stubborn" extra pounds—but the study showed that it puts up much more of a fight than anyone thought, refusing to recognize our cultural conviction that skinniness is inarguably superior, physically and morally.
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Maybe. Say the Rockets did take a shot on Barnes; they'd add a growing talent who slides in on the wing, improves their defense and, in Mike D'Antoni's caffeinated system, puts up box score numbers that'd make his contract easy enough for Daryl Morey to justify, trade, or both.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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Sometimes, I'm not sure exactly why it is I'm explaining: On the first day of the new semester I ask my students if they have any questions about me, and one boy puts up a hand and asks, utterly guileless: So, what is it that's wrong with you?
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Layla and her mother, brothers and sister wait in the back as her father, who calls himself Abu Muhammad, aided by other recent arrivals, puts up the aluminum poles and blue and white plastic sheeting that will soon be their new home, a tent with breeze block floors.
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Watch the clips below, and notice how often well-positioned defenders are left stranded at the rim while he puts up an effortless baby hook or push shot that hits nothing but net: For the modern NBA big man, the dribble handoff (DHO) has become a crucial skill.
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The film — a dark comedy about a mother who, after months of waiting for the police to find her daughter's rapist and murderer, puts up three billboards shaming their inaction — hits all the right notes for an Academy struggling to to address the onslaught of #MeToo stories flooding the movie industry.
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So, the newsfeed as we know it now, is a friend of a friend, or someone even you don't know at all, puts up a post, and someone else who you know comments on it, or even a friend of yours comments on it, it winds up in your newsfeed.
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It's a harrowing account of the obligations of a teenager (Liv Hill) in the coastal town of Margate, as she raises her siblings, puts up with a mentally ill and chronically irresponsible mother and begins to find an outlet for her frustrations, courtesy of a sympathetic drama teacher (Cyril Nri).
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But Super Tuesday could also deal him — and every other candidate in the race — a nearly lethal blow: Should Sanders dominate the contests that day, especially in California and Texas, the delegates the senator would receive from those victories could eclipse any strong performance that Biden puts up in the South.
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Ms. Theron's Kelly is a tack-sharp anchor who presses Donald J. Trump on his sexism during a major debate, puts up with verbal abuse from right-wing trolls (and newsroom colleagues) and ultimately comes forward about being harassed by Mr. Ailes, a testimonial that seals the once-invincible TV king's fate.
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When questioned, she puts up a decent fight, faking the sort of incredulity usually reserved for pretending to be shocked that your housemate's hummus has gone missing when you know you got in drunk and helped yourself the night before, or screaming "I was holding onto them for someone!" when your mum finds your Year 10 cigarettes in your schoolbag.
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Boston Dynamics' Unsettling Robodog Can Now Escape Through (Unlocked) DoorsThe first time we saw Boston Dynamics' SpotMini robo-dog in action, it used its gripping arm to…Read more ReadWe'll give the robot some credit, it puts up a good fight against the goon trying to smack its grabbing hand away from the door handle in a "robustness test" uploaded by Boston Dynamics today.
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And in many ways, they can&apost believe that America puts up with this and has not discovered it over such a long period of time, and the defectors to some degree have warned me that they believe China is entering a period of maximum danger over the next five to ten years, that this is the period where they will pull ahead in economic strength.
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But I can tell you that this video of a man who is so excited about hating Donald Trump he calls a woman a fat bitch and then tries to do a backflip, failing miserably and smashing his face into the pavement, is the sort of thing that could unite America: This video comes from a thing called Rebel Pundit, a site that puts up clips of left-wing protesters that make them look dumb.
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Other characters include Toño (a half-jumpy, half-broody Alexander Flores), a teenager who's been kicked out of school for sexually harassing a teacher; the hotheaded and put-upon Palito (an aptly jittery Sean Carvajal), Jeison's brother, who was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and is moony about Tati, who puts up with him mainly because he's free with his drugs and money; and El Mago (Luis Vega), who earns money doing card tricks for tourists, and comes to the rescue of his friend Hugo (Flaco Navaja) when, after a drunken binge, he soils himself on a bench.
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