Microsoft claims putting on the HoloLens 2 should be as comfortable as putting on your favorite hat.
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Putting on a piece of eyewear should be just as important as putting on a piece of clothing.
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He knew that the essential ingredients for putting on a good show were strikingly similar to putting on a good campaign.
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"Putting on a condom needs to be as normalized as washing your hands or putting on a seat belt," Burwell said.
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But he added that "by putting on the table the prospect of peace, we're actually putting on the table a very significant lure."
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And putting on that wig, which was so dominating, really gave me a glimpse into the 'putting on' of the character she must every day.
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Like Rudy himself, though, where Dolemite Is My Name really shines is at putting on a show — in this case, about putting on a show.
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The playing for your country is there, and the team part is there, and it's always special putting on the flag and putting on the jacket.
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"I am not putting on makeup, I am not putting on a wig, I'm not even a woman pretending to be Bella," he said in an interview.
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Their dads, meanwhile, were putting on championship hats and shirts.
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After all, you're basically putting on one big party, no?
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He's putting on Stars Hollow: The Musical, which he wrote.
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Walk us through the process of putting on the race.
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It's kind of like putting on a pair of eyeglasses.
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He's not putting on airs, organizing marches, or promoting politicians.
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I played 13 hours every day without putting on pants.
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It is basically like putting on a very lightweight moisturizer.
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I like thinking of it as putting on a costume.
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"What's up, guys?" he says, putting on his best accent.
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"I'm an expert at putting on false lashes," she admits.
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"Putting on a beautiful dress always feels good," she says.
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You're putting on this show for people to see it.
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Sometimes it means putting on a friendly or empathetic face.
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For candidates, this usually entails putting on their best faces.
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That's not really what I'm interested in putting on television.
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Purcell: It was just like putting on an old suit.
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You're putting on a show for a lot of people.
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Putting on the device also had a more personal impact.
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African women are especially prone to putting on extra pounds.
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He balked at putting on his coat despite the chill.
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It's putting on makeup during office time that seems inappropriate.
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She started putting on and performing at raves shortly after.
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Putting on and taking off clothes is next to impossible.
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How did putting on the Handmaid's outfit affect your work?
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It was in the back room putting on price tags.
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If they see you, they don't go putting on airs.
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We did work together on putting on the Code Conference.
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Ms. Metcalf becomes other people not by putting on disguises.
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Unidentified Speaker: [Arabic] Hawk: Now she's putting on her headgear.
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At least not when she's putting on an English accent.
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They're putting on their own production of High School Musical.
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"I'm not just putting on a brave face," she said.
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"By putting on those clothes, they can tap into that."
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Putting on a hospital gown is often done without question.
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Putting on a hospital gown is often done without question.
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Professional performers aren't the only ones putting on an act.
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This is how much pressure Trump was putting on Ukraine.
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But Trump had his reasons for putting on a show.
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" And in response to Rubio's barbs that Trump was putting on makeup backstage during the debate, Trump turned the tables on him and said the Florida senator was putting on makeup "with a towel.
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That thing about putting on your oxygen mask before helping others?
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She loves putting on extension hair clips just for day wear.
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As might be expected, bankers are putting on a brave face.
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I just remember putting on so much weight filming Spice World.
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He finishes putting on the gloves and commences with the search.
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Frankly, the mere act of putting on the uniform isn't heroic.
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Or when there were BMX riders putting on a trick show?
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Putting on a British accent and shading former Bachelor Nick Viall.
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We were out here putting on a show for the fans.
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"Putting on Bangles" (2019) plunges us into Hasan's own disorienting viewpoint.
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But she says putting on the pounds wasn't easy at first.
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So putting on input tariffs is not the objective for me.
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Putting On Airs is out June 8 on Single Lock Records.
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"It is the Shine," said Ms. Tallarico, putting on lip gloss.
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Despite the show I'm putting on for you, I'm incredibly introverted.
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However, we get the sense that Sophie is putting on act.
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He's always picking the right DJs and putting on dope nights.
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Either way, she is putting on one hell of a show.
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UPDATE: Chicago is putting on a master class in horrible defending.
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In 218, an injured Bear 856 had trouble putting on weight.
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She's putting on a good face, but it doesn't sound great.
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But putting on a voice, Spacey guessed what Trump might say.
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Here was Musk putting on another cap, that of media critic.
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But you can tap the same power by putting on headphones.
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Your first order of business is putting on some smart glasses.
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For many furries, putting on their costume sparks a fascinating metamorphosis.
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One said she could not imagine putting on a bathing suit.
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Tournament organizers, on the other hand, are putting on a show.
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Harrison ended up putting on a uniform and scoring four goals.
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LIESMAN: WHY IS THE FED PUTTING ON A CONFERENCE LIKE THIS?
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Izabel Goulart's putting on quite the smoke show while on vacay.
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"It seems like they enjoy putting on a show!" another exclaimed.
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I get it, putting on sunscreen can feel like a chore.
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Because, it's never as simple as just putting on your jacket.
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Ms. Cao is now putting on exhibitions at major international museums.
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Gail Collins: Bret, the president's been putting on quite a performance.
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I've been putting on Augustinus Bader cream before we do makeup.
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I enjoy coming home and putting on my sweats and relaxing.
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When we climbed out, they insisted on putting on our skis.
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I have a bagel while putting on saddles for the horses.
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Callimachi: You want me to talk about putting on the hijab?
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She was putting on a brave face, joking with the hairdresser.
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To her, there is nothing casual about putting on a show.
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They do everything except drive a car — texting, putting on makeup.
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"We shouldn't go too far in putting on QE-like trades".
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Chinese corporations use greater equity initially before subsequently putting on debt.
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This is part of growing, putting on the big-man pants.
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The military council counters that infiltrators are putting on RSF uniforms.
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Inside, they're still putting on the last brushstrokes of black paint.
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Sometimes it's worth putting on your shoes and taking a walk.
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Iraq is putting on trial, imprisoning and often executing IS detainees.
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It was kind of like putting on a new pair of glasses.
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"Update it by painting it or putting on new hardware," she says.
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What's the worst disaster you've ever encountered while putting on an event?
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Then, she reached a standstill, and even began putting on weight again.
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What is it like putting on the red, white, and blue uniform?
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You do a really good job of putting on a brave face.
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Then on the big night, a five-hour session putting on makeup.
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I've seen people shaving or putting on makeup while driving 70 mph.
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Like fully enclosed … Putting on a real … HMD, some haptics, a controller.
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We are now moving over into America and putting on shows there.
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People are just not putting on a lot of risk right now.
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I think people come back and start putting on more drilling rigs.
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But putting on a display of confidence could get you through unscathed.
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Reese Witherspoon is putting on her dancing shoes for Women's History Month!
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It's exciting for me to experience putting on a show like this.
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Mama June Shannon still feels confident after putting on a few pounds.
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As I'm putting on my scrubs, I contemplate making breakfast...yeah, no.
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Some are simply required viewing for anyone who's putting on Gallic airs.
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Iraq is putting on trial, imprisoning and often executing Islamic State detainees.
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It makes things like driving or putting on her makeup very difficult.
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Any trained dietician would probably recommend me putting on a few pounds.
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It's not like you're putting on a show for the male gaze.
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Dancing up and down and putting on shows and acting like Tinkerbell.
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And perhaps best of all, he truly loved putting on a show.
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Every day I was coming to work and putting on this costume.
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They're only putting on a good face for the board of trustees.
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His feelings get the best of him while putting on the green.
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I grew up with Alexis putting on makeup, trying on high heels ….
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Putting on a show When the show began, Bell the performer emerged.
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It reminds me of my ancestors getting ready, putting on their warpaint.
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"I love putting on vinyl and having wine and quilting," she says.
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It's just me putting on for the girls who look like me.
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It would be liquidation of trades as opposed to putting on trades.
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He also congratulated President Putin for successfully putting on the World Cup.
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Wealthy Republicans are also putting on the pressure, with New York Rep.
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"I find putting on lipstick can change your entire mood," she said.
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It didn't feel like he was putting on airs for the camera.
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House Democrats are also putting on the pressure on paid sick leave.
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Putting on a few extra pounds in old age can't hurt either.
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Putting on a huge to-do is what I was born for.
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The parents worry about the pressure their kids are putting on themselves.
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Putting on overalls is literally the last thing I want to do.
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I have a hard time putting on a fake face about it.
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I worry about the pressure you're putting on yourself and everyone else.
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Adult performers act — and act out — like teenagers putting on a show.
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I'm, like, very good at putting on face when I need to.
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"But we like the business that we've been putting on," he said.
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I love to make videos with my puppets putting on different shows.
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That means bulking up, putting on some muscle and strengthening the neck.
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"You've hurt them all," says Colbert, putting on his best Trump voice.
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Will we end up putting on an excellent G-7 someplace else?
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They've been putting on the show for more than four years now.
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"Do you have a problem?" he said, putting on a superhero voice.
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New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis accused Tsipras of putting on "a show".
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I came in to do a panel that Twitter was putting on.
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And I was on my own in the corner putting on my tuxedo.
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Cardi B is putting on her red-bottoms and taking a victory lap.
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He was always a prankster and always putting on a show (in school).
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"Under normal conditions, we shouldn't be putting on or losing weight," Miller continued.
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There isn't enough out there to keep casual users putting on a headset.
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"We both showered, we're putting on clothes on, about to leave," explained Durbin.
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Locally it's around 500 people volunteering and putting on events in the area.
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For better or worse, online dating is all about putting on an act.
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"Silicon Valley has a way of putting on rose tinted glasses," Weinstein said.
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After all, maybe they're putting on a brave front just like I am.
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She started putting on hostile expressions, so that people wouldn't look at her.
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It's August, it's scorching, and putting on a full face just seems pointless.
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After showering, makeup, and putting on clothes, I make a smoothie for breakfast.
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Once that's all certified, then they can start putting on the new equipment.
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But I like putting on some fancy things every once in a while.
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"We're all putting on a f—— mask basically every day anyway," she said.
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" A co-worker putting on an Austin Powers inflection to say, "Yeah, baby!
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On Tuesday, he said putting on the Games would have created 177,000 jobs.
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Calvin Harris is putting on a good face ... even if he's hurting inside.
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By putting on some muscle mass, you're doing the future you a solid.
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Ring of Honor is putting on a serious clash of its wrestlers vs.
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He was putting on my deodorant and perfume so he'd smell more girly.
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Betty sits in front of the mirror putting on a striking red lipstick.
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Or at least putting on a brave pair of faces for their child.
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"She was religious in putting on her seatbelt," McCorquodale said in the interview.
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More and more people are putting on grime nights or LDN-themed parties.
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But over time, people got braver and started putting on their own shit.
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However, putting on our detective hats, we can piece together a few things.
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Great job by the Senior Class Board to putting on a great Prom!
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In fact, she's putting on a play called Barron Trump: Up Past Bedtime.
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With many ways to keep them entertained, putting on a movie the easiest.
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It's been really nice to not have the task of putting on makeup.
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I wouldn't be averse to putting on a small position before the quarter.
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It can be putting on art exhibitions, or radio shows, or promoting gigs.
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I'm putting on a show, and that's why I get so much attention.
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Today the theater continues putting on plays in Hindi, English, Gujarati and Marathi.
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The National Hydropower Association and other groups are putting on an annual conference.
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I remember putting on a lot of it, so it was quite shiny.
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This requires pressing the jeans, putting on the buttons, and adding the tags.
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That's the safeguard Norwegian public broadcaster NRK is putting on their online stories.
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And the putting on of clothes to be a person who is functioning.
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I'm not sure who the United States is putting on this act for.
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The Wharton School's Jeremy Siegel isn't putting on a bear suit anytime soon.
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There is some stress involved in putting on the best show you can.
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Robert Pattinson is putting on a good face for the release of Twilight.
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What was it like putting on the original production amid all that negativity?
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She hurried outside without even putting on her coat on a frigid evening.
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What's going to be the hardest part of putting on a World Cup?
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You might even find yourself putting on pajamas before you're done eating dinner.
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"I'll have them simulate the ceremony after, putting on the rings," he said.
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Videoing yourself and putting on makeup or unboxing candles is not a job.
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It isn't like putting on a costume; it's about finding your true self.
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There, they seemed to be putting on an opera rather than an edifice.
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"Somewhere now she takes off the dress I am putting on," it begins.
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Putting on a dress and feeling your energy shift is a magic feeling.
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If she isn't, she's definitely putting on a brave face on social media.
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Be sure your husband applies aftershave or cologne before putting on his tie.
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"Track and field isn't just racing, it's putting on a show," he said.
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The administration should be helping lead the way, not putting on the brakes.
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After putting on a headset, the program begins with the story of Hanukkah.
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You'll have to get used to putting on and plugging in your clothing.
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"Putting on something bright and shiny is a mood lifter," Ms. Greenberg said.
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It is far too late to fool us by putting on sheep's clothing.
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Putting on an opera, after all, is what the piece is all about.
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Instead, he is busying himself with a lifetime pursuit: putting on a show.
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It was clear he was like putting on a show the entire time.
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Maybe we can choreograph our own little dance — after putting on our new lipstick.
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Even putting on some music and dancing can give you a great cardio workout.
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On season 15 of The Bachelorette, this pageant queen is putting on a show.
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He got on his police radio: suspects are arming themselves and putting on vests.
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This will be one invitation people will think twice about putting on their fridge.
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I end up putting on a sleeveless button down that I almost never wear.
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Putting on 35 of those events by 2020 is part of their mission, too.
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CIWF also criticizes the suffering that animals experience from putting on weight too rapidly.
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I care more about what she's watching than what she's putting on her face.
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I'm yet to find a kettle that I find happy putting on the site.
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We're putting on these events and these conferences, and even more one-day events.
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And the newest breakout trend is nothing we ever imagined putting on our hands.
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Now, Maccarone Gallery in Los Angeles is putting on an exhibition of Carrey's work.
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Kathryn Dennis and Thomas Ravenel are putting on a united front for their children.
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Bpaet was putting on a good show, not visibly intimidated by his seasoned opponent.
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I had a hard time getting to sleep at night and putting on clothes.
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Hadid swears she's going to start putting on a happy face for the camera.
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Nothing's worse than putting on a pair of leggings that's saggy in different places.
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It now feels like you're putting on an Oculus Rift headset and adjusting it.
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Then I'd feel completely unsexy because of the pressure I was putting on myself.
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" Meanwhile Trump was reporting that Rubio had been putting on makeup "with a trowel.
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I check the weather while putting on mascara and eyeshadow; I don't wear foundation.
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And for all of us mothers who manage, keep putting on that beautiful show.
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" Putting on a fake accent, Jenner asks to be connected to "Khloé Kardashian's room.
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Fabrics, if not Mr. Schuman, will be putting on weight in the near future.
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"Music and love," Tranter captioned the candid moment of Gomez, 24, putting on eyeliner.
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Jonny Matheny putting on a hat with a mind-controlled arm developed by DARPA.
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Like, have you been entered in a marriage contract by putting on virtual rings?
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"Now you just wait another 15 minutes before putting on your clothes," she said.
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But some sponges can prove far too absorbent when you're putting on your foundation.
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H&M doesn't mess around when it comes to putting on a fashion show.
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He obliges, putting on his classic charm offensive and confirming he's 37 years old.
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We believe that every woman can feel this way without putting on a costume.
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I love recording things, and tweaking them around, and putting on all these effects.
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Sure, the argument goes, the Jets and Preds are putting on an amazing show.
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And we're putting on an epic event in Los Angeles to celebrate the premiere.
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For now ... Khloe's putting on a brave face for the sake of their daughter.
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Because doing our hair, our makeup, and putting on our clothes are all rituals.
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I'd been putting on myself to be published regularly meant my brain was always
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When it comes to putting on sweatpants and watching New Girl, time flies — literally.
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Getting clean, having a bath, putting on a face pack or makeup feels good.
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As all this is happening, Marnie is putting on her wedding dress solo upstairs.
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The shortest and most affordable is going to be putting on regular lashes yourself.
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The real Wolff doesn't bother putting on airs when it comes to journalistic integrity.
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Also, I've started a video diary that I'm putting on YouTube every other Thursday.
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He also said he confronted Sondland over "inappropriate" pressure he was putting on Ukraine.
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They were all just following a script and putting on the same old show.
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The performance is exactly the same as if I was putting on makeup before.
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The first, a video, depicts Chyna laughing and then putting on a serious face.
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"We're not putting on a show, we're trying to present the surgeries," he says.
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Wide shot of many plus-sized women putting on make-up in dressing room.
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He loves to crack wise while in costume because he's putting on a show.
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Because at the end of the day, we're putting on makeup for a living.
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America's most skilled political entertainer is putting on the greatest show we've ever seen.
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But in his way, and without putting on airs, Mort was also a historian.
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"There's nothing like putting on the garb," she said after the event last month.
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Moisturizer, plumper, whatever mask that you're putting on, you get that full, maximum effect.
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At about 221, he started putting on his own productions at home, using puppets.
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" 30D: "The RITZ" is a metaphor for luxury, as in "putting on the Ritz.
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Unless he is mentally ill — he is not, he is putting on a show.
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We're putting on body lotion and she puts a little skincare on her face.
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Wow, I have been putting on ChapStick for, like, a full forty-five minutes.
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People were putting on double masks around me because they thought I had coronavirus.
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Porter writes engagingly, as an artisan, about the business of putting on a show.
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I listen to a new podcast while putting on my face and getting dressed.
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But have you ever stopped to think of what you're putting *on* your body?
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The camp is known for putting on arguably inappropriate shows with its young campers.
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Consumers want to know that the products they're putting on their bodies are safe.
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Providing voices for animation, she often said, was like putting on a radio play.
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Ms. van Wijk advised them all to always sit when putting on their pants.
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People think I'm putting on an accent sometimes and it's like, I'm not trying.
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Be sure to tuck any fly-aways into the cap before putting on your wig.
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You're worthy of putting on that swimsuit and strutting your stuff in front of everybody.
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Over the past few months, zookeepers noticed that Shinda had been putting on some weight.
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They're putting on the first ever showing of The Vagina Monologues in the Burmese language!
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You had to take a big risk by putting on the shield that Molly wears.
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Terra Jolé is kicking off her dancing shoes and putting on her best renovation gear.
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Putting on a variety of voices is a good thing, not a bad thing. 31.
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"Doing drag is not just about putting on makeup because it's fun," Dam-Mikkelsen explains.
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"Track and field isn't just racing, it's putting on a show," the talkative sprinter said.
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"Please stop, please stop," she asks, visibly holding back her tears before putting on sunglasses.
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A lot more love and care and consideration goes into putting on a good party.
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A great job as a web developer that you can do without putting on pants.
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I eat a cup of blackberries while putting on makeup, and then drive to work.
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Though we can thank them for putting on those of us who weren't familiar. Okurr!?
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I go through my nighttime routine of cleansing with micellar water and putting on moisturizer.
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Executives haven't been quiet about rising costs and the pressure they're putting on profit margins.
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I said I'm not putting on there who goes in the office or whatever name.
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Cheers to him for showing up to the show and putting on a big smile.
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Then I eat an early dinner before doing my makeup and putting on my kimono.
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Donald Trump basically admitted Friday morning that he's putting on a show for the voters.
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And who can forget the woman in labor putting on a full face of cosmetics?
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That's what you get for putting on a show in a room full of developers.
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His primary motivation appears to be putting on the best performance as a strongman president.
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Look up this week to see Jupiter putting on a show for observers on Earth.
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Talking about privacy is like putting on mom jeans, it just makes you look old.
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Putting on a brave face, she told them she was feeling a mix of emotions.
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Of course, this means they get some of the cheese I'm putting on the chicken.
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That's made me more cautious about what I'm putting on my hair and my face.
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Gordon is putting on a trade to capture a move up to that resistance level.
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But Miller says the aesthetic is not worth the stress you're putting on your body.
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Once he started putting on the dress, he transformed into the character of the bride.
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"The additional pressure that skiers are putting on caribou is [not negligible]," said St-Laurent.
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Broadway mega-hit Hamilton is putting on a special July 12 performance for Hillary Clinton.
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"I was crying putting on my socks, my thighs hurt so bad," she told TODAY.
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Benzino's been feuding with Amber for putting on the event he clearly thinks degrades women.
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Paris is putting on The Ritz again – after its most celebrated hotel re-opened Monday.
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You actively think about this as you play: Batman is always putting on a performance.
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If you're wondering who's been putting on the squeeze, you have no shortage of suspects.
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I started my nightly ritual of lighting candles and putting on some reiki zen music.
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Watch the full episode of People Features: Putting on the Dog, streaming now on PeopleTV.
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"They're following each other on Instagram," adds Ferrell, 50, putting on his classic serious face.
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Brittany and Sammy were on a laptop watching YouTube videos of women putting on makeup.
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Mercury is putting on a special show Monday morning as it glides across the sun.
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"There are always some risks defendants bear by putting on a case," Mr. Richman said.
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"I'm putting on a show, and that's why I get so much attention," she admits.
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Teresa Giudice is putting on a brave face as her husband Joe Giudice faces deportation.
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Neither couple has faced much blowback for putting on these events—only slightly raised eyebrows.
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This man is putting on a brave face, but he's silently weeping on the inside.
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Women are so often coerced into putting on a happy face, even through devastating failures.
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Today he makes a living putting on shows at schools, Bar Mitzvahs and other events.
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Or it could be protecting yourself against the elements by putting on a waterproof coat.
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What are you guys hoping to accomplish by putting on Ottawa Rock Camp for Girls?
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I used to be a drama student, so I really enjoyed putting on a character.
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Y in her carefully assembled costumes with her skinny cigarettes, always putting on a show.
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Why this matters: Publicly, House Republicans are putting on a brave face about the midterms.
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My motivation was deeper than me just putting on makeup and clothes and doing shows.
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We are taking off our bedroom slippers and we are putting on our marching shoes.
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This usually involves lighting a candle and putting on a really nice pair of pajamas.
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For me it fits — I'm high-energy and I really like putting on a show.
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He scowls and stomps around, and he always seems like he's putting on an act.
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Duke (227-221) ended a two-game losing streak while putting on an offensive show.
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People are curating what they share on Facebook; they're always putting on their happy face.
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A man whose fleshy hind-cleavage is putting on an impromptu show of its own.
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"I don't have to keep putting on different wigs and mustaches and stuff," he said.
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Whaley told reporters Sunday that no taxpayer dollars were spent on putting on the event.
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He filmed Spicer putting on his knee pads, which were dinged from days of practice.
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I tried putting on a more masculine expression, and that was entirely new to me.
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Several towns in Arizona are also putting on light shows with drones, CNN affiliates reported.
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What was it like putting on those distinctive red "kinky boots" for the first time?
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You didn't feel like he was putting on a show or that it was mannered.
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In The Dead Zone, Stillson generates interest and media attention by putting on a show.
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It's as pastoral as kids putting on a show in the barn for their parents.
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A friend was putting on a music event, he recalled, and asked Mpanga to perform.
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A friend was putting on a music event, he recalled, and asked Mpanga to perform.
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Its users aren't as obsessed with going viral, amassing friends or putting on a show.
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"Bystander intervention is not about putting on your cape and saving the day," he said.
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All of them told him that "Lolita, My Love" was worth putting on, he said.
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Usually people dress up as Michael Jackson by putting on a glove, jacket or wig.
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It's especially noticeable in the summer, as I've been putting on more and more sunscreen.
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The phrase suggested a style that was proudly ghetto and proudly élite ("putting on airs").
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Lucha Volánica's owner Jose Gómez says because of that, putting on events is prohibitively expensive.
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Miller gathers the food for the puppy, all the while putting on a posh British accent.
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Either they're good at putting on a performance, or there is a reunion on our hands.
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At least that's kind of what's happening, and that's sort of the spin they're putting on.
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The sun is shining and the flowers are putting on a really major show right now.
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Now a little robot from the University of California Berkeley is putting on a jumping clinic.
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I thought it was something I was putting on to disguise something else, but it's not.
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WILLIAMS: This is going to sound like I&aposm putting on, but it&aposs the truth.
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I even contemplated putting on a pair of sunglasses, but eventually my eyes adjusted to it.
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It's not uncommon for fans to complain about musicians putting on a less-than-stellar show.
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There is a future in it, as long as you are putting on a good show.
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"I ordered a massive dessert and started putting on weight from that second onward," said McGregor.
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"I want you to know we are completely alone," Benanti said, putting on a thick accent.
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"I thought it was something I was putting on to disguise something else, but it's not."
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And I want to do it by putting on my own fake Radiohead Glastonbury secret set.
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I started this experiment by putting on the blue pointy-toe pair for a 9 a.m.
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After defeating the Lakers on Tuesday, the Clippers christened Chase Center by putting on a clinic.
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For me, it was really about knowing what chemicals I was putting on my kid's skin.
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A longtime motorsports driver and mechanic, Trimble was already putting on well-respected street-bicycle races.
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I remember putting on that beautiful ice blue, silk dress and everyone fawning all over it.
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But when Frankel accused her of putting on "a big act," she got even more annoyed.
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Lean forward when putting on your bra to ensure you are properly positioned in the cups.
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Nola stops Greer from making a premature exit by putting on the Prince album Mars brought.
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As I idly followed him over the years I realised he wasn't putting on an act.
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"Ultimately, we're actors, I'm putting on a costume, so we're playing pretend," he told The Guardian.
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She chatted to a young man in a café while putting on her violent red lipstick.
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Many firms were also putting on a show as part of the battle for AI talent.
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For anyone who has trouble putting on eyelashes, and I know I do, it's super-easy.
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The monetary cost of putting on an international sporting event like the Olympics can be steep.
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Putting on an opera still requires deep pockets, just as it did in 18th-century Europe.
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We will talk to people about their process: What kind of sprays are you putting on?
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Despite all their beauty work, putting on the wedding dress really made the moment feel real.
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But look behind them and you'll see hundreds of musicians putting on their best 'Oscar face.
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"There are some things that they have no trouble putting on the credit card," he added.
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His supporters viewed all of it as Trump being Trump -- a showman putting on a show.
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I hope they show her putting on mascara in the morning because that would be cool.
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Working in a professional environment means getting a lot of practice putting on a happy face.
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A colleague, Ahmed Abdullah, himself sought by the security services, is putting on a brave face.
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It's the kind diversity that colleges dream of putting on the cover of their admissions brochures.
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Live Nation, who were putting on the show, decided against placing it at the Gwinnett Center.
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No need to deal with all that pesky putting on and taking off of a blanket!
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I THINK WITH THE PRESSURE THE ADMINISTRATION IS PUTTING ON, IT'S NOT ENTIRELY A BAD THING.
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His concern is more about the uncertainty that the Trump trade policy is putting on business.
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But Republicans who are whining to the press about being "blindsided" are putting on a show.
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Wendy Williams and Kevin Hunter are putting on a united front as they navigate their divorce.
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Rory has also gotten into impeccable physical shape, putting on 20 pounds of muscle since 2010.
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If ya missed it, Caiden's been putting on a full-court press ... on social media, anyway.
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Yasmine: No. To be on stage like that, it's never worth putting on a bad performance.
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Putting on something that's a racket is disorientating because it doesn't follow where your brain's going.
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At the time it was just about putting on music we liked with people our age.
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I thought I was being a renegade putting on my show in a raw loft space.
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Rather than speeding up, the agency "should instead be putting on the brakes," the senators wrote.
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Or they showboat, putting on a huge spectacle that's sure to attract someone (Super Bowl advertisers).
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When a mother stops responding by putting on a deadpan face, her baby quickly becomes upset.
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The cover features a 21-year-old Barbra Streisand putting on eye makeup in the mirror.
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There are times when just putting on a Beatles song makes me feel entirely more connected.
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By the end of the first quarter, Smith had fallen asleep before putting on his mask.
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Her oldest son emulated Richard's style, putting on the same kind of pants, boots and hats.
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She then launched into an example, putting on her best sports-broadcaster voice for the demo.
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Ms. Luster said the inmates changed dramatically after putting on their costumes, completely inhabiting their characters.
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For me, it's part of my self-care, like putting on makeup or doing my hair.
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She has been prodding him about putting on pounds, so he has returned to Weight Watchers.
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The founder of one of 1803's most buzzworthy startups is putting on his VC hat.
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That's why I wanted to know what you were willing to consider putting on the table.
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"Some of the work I end up putting on the streets end up disappearing," he said.
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The Kingdom has gone public by putting on display the weapons it says were Iranian made.
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You're putting on this new piece of equipment that's a blend of Stark and Wakandan tech.
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We will be putting on a vigorous defense of both fact and rebutting what they've said.
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Davis knows that putting on gargoyle drag is an artist's choice, but it's a gamble, too.
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"I'm fascinated with brains," he said, after putting on his costume (blue fedora, pink tropical shirt).
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I was clever at disguising my voice, putting on heavy makeups and shrinking into another character.
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The sun still isn't up where Sarah is, but she's already putting on her flight suit.
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"It takes a lot to make me cry," she said, putting on a golden sable coat.
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Putting on a high-octane show of racing is not the only goal of its organizers.
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"The amount of — for lack of a better word — gack that we're putting on!" she said.
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The grant was about 8 percent of the cost of putting on the production, she said.
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I hate putting on duvet covers, but the whole process only took me a few minutes.
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What mattered on "Def Comedy Jam" was putting on a dynamic show, and comics regularly did.
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But I can't justify putting on jeans right now or even *gasp* a dress and tights.
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But I can't justify putting on jeans right now or even *gasp* a dress and tights.
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She was clearly putting on a pop music persona, and few thought the song was autobiographical.
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For me, a hot shower, a great gym outfit, and putting on makeup helps a lot.
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But they're dedicated to putting on high quality performances and they've drawn a loyal fan base.
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" Putting on the mask could be the equivalent of putting on a condom—when I tell her about this new design idea, Muczi says she could see it become "a part of the act, another step, as opposed to having this piece of latex flopping around!
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is putting on a brave face after revealing she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Like a small company of actors putting on an epic play, each fills a variety of roles.
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These days, dyeing your hair is as common as putting on lip balm or washing your face.
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I also won't leave the house without putting on concealer and mascara and using an eyebrow pencil.
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It's sort of like putting on a pair of red-filmed glasses to decode a secret message.
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Episode 5, "Putting on the Clothes" Remember that stray dog that Cassandra saw moments before she died?
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NO. The only way to be beach body ready is by putting on suncream and a swimsuit.
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Something amazing we're doing is putting on "safe tents" backstage at festivals across the UK this summer.
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It's a constant challenge—just putting on someone else's clothes isn't enough to prevent detection in Hitman.
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Zookeepers even surprised Bon Bon for her 56th birthday by putting on a show painting their toes.
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Quartz, the digital business news publisher, is going to stop putting on a high-end technology conference.
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Nowadays many event companies in bigger Chinese cities are putting on events that involve local Chinese acts.
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Trump made a show of putting on a hard hat and giving a swaggering double thumbs-up.
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I love getting out on stage and putting on a show, but I have no ballroom experience.
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At one point, Neubauer can't help but clap for the dominating show his competitor is putting on.
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So the Kurds can't really do as much as you seem to be putting on their backs.
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MACCALLUM: And in the meantime, we&aposve been putting on the bottom, Turns for Troops and SoldierStrong.org.
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The job of the dignified branch is to win the people's loyalty by putting on a show.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan are putting on a united front for the sake of their daughter.
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It's the video game equivalent of putting on your favorite sweater and settling in for the night.
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"The fact that Ramona's putting on that front is making her act out," Morgan confessed to viewers.
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There was no point in putting on backlit grey productions, shooting in bad light, revelling in ugliness.
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She puts on Joni Mitchell and cries, before wiping away the tears and putting on a smile.
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She is introduced putting on makeup, recalling her meeting with a drag queen called Monique in voiceover.
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We're putting on a badass time, fun time, but I think 'Blank Stares' is like a foundation.
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In the meantime, the duo will keep putting on a show for the next hundred thousand years.
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Kaylin A from Texas sees a double standard: Lizzie's only mistake was not putting on enough sunscreen.
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She refused to go to an open house because she couldn't handle putting on a male uniform.
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We're glad the injury wasn't more serious — and that she's putting on a smile about the experience.
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I was putting on this phony Southern accent, which I feel like I probably shouldn't have done.
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I'll be 24, 25, growing 2, 3, 4 more inches, and putting on a lot of muscle.
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The women were unable to do anything, from putting on underwear to taking a shower, without assistance.
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But what's more notable is how many new shows the network is putting on in the fall.
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Making coffee at home is both economical and a great way to caffeinate without putting on pants.
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Before May's Full Flower Moon blooms, the sky is putting on a different kind of light show.
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"In a weird way, it feels like I'm putting on armor when I get naked," he says.
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It's a passion of putting on something that is so huge and such a narrative of expertise.
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Kristen Stewart is Robert Pattinson's number one fan when it comes to him putting on the Batsuit.
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They're focused on putting on a great show because events like Pride are more necessary than ever.
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I waited five days before finally putting on a fashion show for my wife and her friend.
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They're also reportedly planning to cut thousands of jobs and are putting on hold new lease agreements.
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Trust me, in your ninth month, putting on your pants is a workout in and of itself.
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But sometimes leaving your house and putting on actual clothes that aren't sweatpants sounds less than appealing.
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You never want to feel as though you're putting on an act just to get a job.
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Obviously putting on your resume that you graduated from college in 1990 suggests you're well over 40.
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When you had a big game day, you're putting on your gear and that sort of stuff.
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If you drive to work, try putting on some calming and wordless music which can envelop you.
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Making your own masks and scrubs lets you know exactly what ingredients you're putting on your skin.
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Even the government pumped money into the game, backing players abroad and putting on tournaments at home.
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"He's a city boy: Trump's not putting on camo gear and going hunting for ducks," Spitzer says.
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Most women just try to act like men by putting on a very tough and aggressive front.
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This week in celebrity breakups: Calvin Harris and Taylor Swift are now putting on a united front.
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Like, 'Oh, thanks, Bradley Cooper, for putting on a garbage bag and talking a mile a minute!
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They're representing their hood, everybody that they're putting on, I want to be able to capture that.
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I can see you putting on some Springsteen and thinking, Use a dampened hand towel, big guy.
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What other limits are the stores putting on guns, toy guns and high-capacity magazines they sell?
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That's what I do before putting on a shirt and leggings and going down to the kitchen.
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I stopped putting on the mask of, this is how I'm supposed to act in these situations.
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Our toddler hates wearing sunscreen during the day, but loves putting on lotion at night before bed.
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" She added that it was the psychological equivalent of putting on a blazer, "which really is armor.
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"There never seemed to be much point in masking my imperfections," she says of putting on makeup.
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The Boma organization is putting on the event, which will begin in New Zealand at 7 p.m.
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The strains that the coronavirus is putting on the world's health care systems are becoming increasingly evident.
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By sophomore year, all the kids we hung around with were starting bands and putting on shows.
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I still get a thrill putting on that uniform and to hear those wonderful words, 'Play ball.
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The community is putting on the Wyoming Eclipse Festival, a five-day celebration culminating on Aug. 290.
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Putting on these clothes as a grown woman, I realize that that little girl never really left.
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Meanwhile, those spinning-top asteroids will keep putting on a show for the spacecraft following them around.
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Some actors talk about the effect of putting on the Pope's white robes to play the pontiff.
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Health groups are putting on a full-court press to get senators to vote against the bill.
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Some women like dressing cute, putting on a hat and boots, and going to the pumpkin patch.
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Despite all these challenges to the traditional oil order, established producers are putting on a brave face.
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Yet that April, as she was putting on lotion, she noticed a lump in her left breast.
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"It's like putting on a dress: You adjust it to the woman wearing it," Mr. Reams said.
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Coming back and putting on the familiar clothes and being back in that familiar setting was fun.
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Seth Klarman's Baupost Group bought into the company, putting on a new position with 1.7 million shares.
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"Well done to Pioneer for putting on the screening, they are demonstrating their civic stance," he said.
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Another employee said she began noticing symptoms within about a month of putting on the new uniform.
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Adventure seekers can make up for it by putting on a wet suit for a night snorkel.
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Also uncomfortable: the hordes of white teenagers putting on questionable affectations while lip-syncing to black artists.
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I love that Bombay Sapphire, the British gin putting on the event, is honoring a cultural landmark.
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Yes, the exact thing you're putting on to prevent these stains are exactly the culprit all along.
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Although they're putting on a good face on the air -- we're told the tension between them is palpable.
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Putting on that dress -- the same one I had worn to celebrate my daughters' bat mitzvahs -- felt uncomfortable.
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Music is where she chases her demons, and it's a part of her process worth putting on record.
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Imagine a sixth-grade student in rural Arkansas putting on a VR headset in his social studies class.
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You're making other people rich, you're putting on a show in a sense, but it's not all roses.
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I didn't really understand that people weren't just putting on; they actually felt one way or the other.
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Now more than ever, we actually care about what we're putting on our faces — and on our bodies.
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Kylie Jenner played dress up by putting on much LESS clothing, and it was all for Christina Aguilera.
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Gene Simmons calls Prince's death "pathetic," then continues lifetime of putting on clown makeup and bragging about cheating.
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But it was very apparent to me that... he was putting on a show to be those things.
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He was subsequently jailed in 2014, but maintained he had been putting on a persona in the song.
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But if you're careful, you can avoid putting on weight, and you may actually lose a few pounds.
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For once, she's not putting on a mask because she needs to cheat death or deal it out.
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When I get to the point of putting on my coat, Junebug gets into the act as well.
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There's also the issue of a known star "putting on" the markers of class as she would makeup.
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Jess sings everything in clumsy verses and falls down, onto the actual ground, while putting on high heels.
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Things were similarly troubled this time around, although the US government had been putting on an optimistic face.
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Here's what I'm putting on my calendar: a FaceTime session with my son who lives 3,000 miles away.
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My life is on my terms and if I feel like putting on sexy underwear, it's for me.
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But, what Secretary Carter is looking at is the constant pressure that Russia's putting on our European allies.
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These include the high price of putting on the show, waning popularity and difficulties with animal rights organizations.
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"The Doris Day Animal Foundation team is putting on another big celebration," she told PEOPLE in her statement.
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"People need to chill the F out with the crap that they're putting on the Internet," he added.
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She says putting on Tiana's elaborate leaf-embellished dress, the theatrical make-up, her tiara, is a production.
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But I have three daughters and their generation doesn't even think about going outside without putting on sunscreen.
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"I have really enjoyed putting on my pole heels, getting dressed up and taking pictures," she told PEOPLE.
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"I saw my parents living check to check, putting on their uniforms every day, working hard," says Monáe.
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"I felt like putting on record, life as it is today," Coddington tells Refinery29 of her new show.
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This year she found a way to help battle these negative feelings: putting on a kid's duck costume.
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"If one bottle is lasting you the whole summer, you are not putting on enough," Dr. Stevenson warns.
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"I have really enjoyed putting on my pole heels, getting dressed up and taking pictures," she tells PEOPLE.
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It's basically like putting on a mask that guarantees a grayish skin tone, inflammation, and decreased skin function.
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Some thought putting on a dental dam would ruin the mood, while others thought it would reduce sensation.
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When Marcus confronts her about it, she likens it to putting on lipstick to make a good impression.
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Or even worse, we're laughed at, trolled, or deemed "brave" just for putting on a swimsuit at all.
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Gear up before riding, which means putting on a skateboard helmet, elbow and knee pads, and wrist guards.
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In 2013 the average age of a venture-backed American company putting on an IPO was seven years.
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"I was putting on my boots and someone said, 'Hey, check out this caterpillar hanging out,'" Cremer recalled.
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Instead, it just makes these stars look like big nerds, putting on misplaced sappy emotional displays while cosplaying.
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Despite the miles his administration is putting on military aircraft, however, Trump himself has yet to travel abroad.
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"I started putting on La Mer creams when my mom taught me at eight years old," she said.
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She reached her breaking point and couldn't live the lie he was putting on her for 7 months.
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Another tried putting on a diving suit, only to drown, as the helmet slipped out of their hands.
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Except, Netflix's new Spanish-language series Ingobernable is more than worth putting on your thinking cap to watch.
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Hiding behind this stretched-out snap is a singer who's putting on a show at Coachella this weekend.
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He always is up to party and has a penchant for putting on a speedo when he's drunk.
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He's active in French sporting circles, organizing and putting on rugby tournaments and all that up to 1891.
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To capitalize on a move higher, Todd is putting on a trade known as a short put spread.
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But Australia had other idea, skittling England out for 155 before putting on 384 in its second innings.
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Alan reportedly spent more than a hour spreading on orange foundation and putting on his tailor-made wig.
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And while she was eating it, she was dancing and putting on a show for all the girls.
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Julianna released a self-help book last year, Pull It Off: Removing Your Fears and Putting on Confidence.
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The effort of putting on trousers with a blazer tells the world you care, and it looks good.
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John Legend is currently touring the country putting on what we're sure are incredible shows night after night.
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Instead, I can slip into it one arm at a time, just like I'm putting on a jacket.
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But Perriello, despite putting on a brave face as he hugged staff and volunteers, seemed to mean it.
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Similarly, putting on music won't make you more creative, but it can set the stage to help you.
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You'll both be able to enjoy putting on a show for each other during the new lust phase.
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They're concerned about the food that they are eating and the cosmetics that they're putting on their skin.
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" Slack Technologies: "I think you'll be fine putting on a little Slack ... [but] you've got to be careful.
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I think the pressure that you and many others have been putting on, to force innovation, is important.
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We forget they're doing their job and putting on a well-liked persona to appeal to the masses.
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After putting on his climbing shoes and chalking his hands, Honnold conferred with Miccio about his potential routes.
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But Mr. Tollett said, as a promoter, that it was also simply about putting on a good show.
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His troubles at the start could also be linked to the pressure that Rosberg is putting on him.
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But why would an A-list star go to the trouble of putting on a non-legal wedding?
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Sanders also said that ABC, Kimmel's network, had reached out to the campaign about putting on the debate.
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Next week, Google will be putting on a big party at the pointy outdoor amphitheater in Mountain View.
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A video of her putting on 100 layers of foundation from two weeks ago has 7.5 million views.
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I don't want to waste my time putting on all my makeup just for somebody's shits and giggles.
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For example, putting on my face paint alone can take up to three hours, depending on the character.
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While their split had some rocky moments, Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa are putting on a united front.
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My mum is always putting on day cream, night cream, eye cream and all the anti-aging stuff.
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He's putting on a show and simply knows he can get more money talking the way he does.
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Definitely. Electronic music culture is generally associated with DJing, so putting on a show is never very complicated.
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The motion was like putting on a sweater except that the sweater was a 17-foot Kevlar hull.
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Just a warning: Before you open up his feed, I recommend putting on goggles and freebasing some Dramamine.
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Shannon had a reputation for taking too many smoke breaks and for putting on mascara in the lab.
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We'll laugh (initially) when her response to putting on a jacket before heading outside is to run away.
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The movie, directed by Claire Ferguson, begins with a survivor, Ed Mosberg, putting on his concentration camp uniform.
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Getting dressed up means putting on a clean T-shirt and brushing the sand off your flip-flops.
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As a whole, Uber's self-driving system is putting on many more miles than it did in January.
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"It's not like putting on a pair of glasses that immediately enables you to see clearly," he said.
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"I would hide in a room in my house, trying on skirts and putting on makeup," he said.
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By exploring the pitfalls of putting on a one-person show, do you deal with your own fears?
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It's hard to get theoretical or conceptual about a pretty girl on a cigarette package putting on makeup.
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Why is a 46-year-old man still putting on "Darling Nikki" to karaoke a seven-second scream?
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"We don't know what the opponent was preparing or putting on, or getting ready to do," he said.
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But in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, putting on a play did not seem like a pressing endeavor.
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ESPN+, at least for now, is sort of stuff that you're not putting on a ... They're complementary. Correct.
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When you have sensitive skin, you have to pay close attention to what you're putting on your face.
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Narrator: It's even sadder because we all know that Sandler is capable of putting on a good performance.
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He is putting on a show and the faceless crowd goes wild, arms outstretched in a holy frenzy.
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You can fill in the blanks yourself, but Tesla is putting on a show and it's annoyingly exciting.
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"He probably sees himself as putting on a cape and coming to Washington," the former House counsel said.
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If the president resorts to putting on another round the tariffs, that probably increased the probability of recession.
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She called it putting on her "Eleanor Rigby" face that she kept in a jar by the door.
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She finished with 23 points and 7 assists, putting on a remarkable display against a stifling Connecticut defense.
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"Putting on marketing campaigns will be the value that AutoGravity will create for its partners," Mr. Hinrichs said.
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Even putting on protective gear, which includes tight masks and full-body suits, is starting to feel burdensome.
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They were on hand at Fort Bragg last week, though, putting on Rambo-looking makeup in their booth.
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Kelly's comments also underscore the pressure White House officials are putting on Congress to take action on DACA.
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An example is Chris Pyrate, who's an artist that has been putting on events for Pabst Blue Ribbon.
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Girls are taught to be passive and strive for beauty by playing with princesses and putting on makeup.
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A Saudi woman cannot leave her home without covering her hair and putting on a floor-length abaya.
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The racist origins of blackface Blackface isn't just about painting one's skin darker or putting on a costume.
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That's in addition to shaving, putting on makeup or even watching a video, which some drivers do anyway.
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There's such a freedom in getting dressed and not putting on a face and heading out the door.
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Per Pete's "innovation team," the reason that they're putting on this competition is because they just love data.
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While the US was putting on its diplomatic road show, Russian President Vladimir Putin arranged his own counterprogramming.
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Kaitlynn Carter is putting on her dancing shoes, just days after news of her split from Miley Cyrus.
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But then, well, it couldn't hurt to check your email while putting on your running shoes, could it?
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Level of Difficulty: 2 (on a scale of 1 to 10) only because it involved coming home from work and putting on fancy dresses rather than coming home from work and putting on my go-to evening attire of leggings and a sweatshirt I've enjoyed nearly every aspect of wedding planning.
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"People are a little bit cautious in terms of putting on excessive positions in any one direction," said Trang.
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The real question is, why aren&apost more real estate agents putting on wacky animal costumes for listing photos?
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After putting on a Rift headset, the viewer is positioned as the "producer" of a CNN-esque news show.
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According to a poster provided by The CW, The Farm is even the one putting on Heathers: The Musical.
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When Eddie's family approached Gardenhire about putting on the event, the track was temporarily closed due to a fire.
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Putting on a front made me angry and after doing some soul searching, I was ready for something new.
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"We're saddened this year and cried during our first fitting, putting on this gown," Lopez says in the video.
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There are all of these seemingly random but great little nuggets that came out of putting on this festival.
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He then made his way into the bathroom, gathering his weapon and putting on a Star Wars t-shirt.
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But I never really believe it's possible that we'd elect the human equivalent of putting on a wet swimsuit.
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Instead, the 2-year-old took matters into his own hands, putting on an amusing display for the monarch.
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Chinese drivers purchase half the world's electric vehicles, in large part because the government is putting on the pressure.
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NO. The only way to be beach body ready is by putting on suncream and a swimsuit #ThisMorning pic.twitter.
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"They're putting on my lip kits," Jenner, 19, declared in a Snapchat video as the little girls huddled around.
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Getting into the tail requires lubing up her legs with lotion and putting on socks to protect her feet.
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"I was in a caucus with James O. Eastland," Biden said Tuesday night, reportedly putting on a Southern accent.
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Right now we're putting on size, and I'm gonna cut him down a little bit for the summertime [laughs].
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There are slackliners, am-dram actors putting on a politically charged show, a fire breather, jugglers, and circle drummers.
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He takes in a credit of roughly 40 cents for putting on the trade, or $40 per options contract.
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But when I talked to people in line at that event, putting on a headset wasn't the real allure.
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Fortunately, you can ease the tension by putting on one of the Snapchat's face lenses during a group call.
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I suffer with back pain, through having two children and putting on a lot of weight during my pregnancies.
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We're told they are all getting hounded by people who want to know who Rock was putting on blast.
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There's apparel you could stand to be seen in, and decals you genuinely wouldn't mind putting on your car.
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I also can't imagine Jughead putting on that Serpents jacket during last season's finale could be helping anything either.
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She's a woman with a career outside of this pageant that she's putting on hold to help other people.
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"This gives it a more realistic feel than just putting on a pair of virtual reality goggles," Koharik said.
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This isn't about less "white" TV, but about putting on other kinds of people than there have previously been.
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The book's hero is a little gray bird who "loved putting on plays," so he joins a drama club.
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As Olympic athletes change out of their athletic sneakers, chances are they are putting on a pair of Havaianas.
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There's no shortage of stalking, posturing, and trash-talking all in the name of putting on a good show.
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Hannah is now convinced Caelynn is a master manipulator and liar, who's putting on a fake personality for Colton.
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Japan's largest telco, NTT Docomo, said it was considering putting on hold reservations for the Huawei P30 Pro smartphone.
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It's comfortable and a little bit exciting, like putting on your winter coat and finding $20 in the pocket.
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Methane emissions are effectively an energy loss—a portion of the feed that ruminants aren't putting on as weight.
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Putting on a good charity wine auction is going to take much more time than people expect, she said.
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Like my face makeup, I typically prep my lips with a balm before putting on any shade of lipstick.
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Gordon is putting on a butterfly call spread to hedge any volatility risk tied to Roku's post-earnings move.
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The movie Los Punks showed that kids are putting on shows in backyards of East LA and South Central.
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So it stands to reason that Timberlake is capable of putting on a great show at the Super Bowl.
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Bishop described returning to Emily Gilmore as like putting on a favorite coat that still fits and feels amazing.
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What happened is that Siro was putting on his little eyebrows and hair, but still was against the law.
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Now, putting on a swimsuit, I was horrified to find that my already nonexistent thigh gap was closing further.
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The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 20.7 percent to reach 28,2940.19, after putting on 22.7 percent on Wednesday.
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Instead, she's putting on her own costume, fighting crime and searching for her long-lost mother Janet (Michelle Pfeiffer).
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There's an inherently isolating quality to putting on a virtual reality headset (at least in the user's immediate vicinity).
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But when I'm performing it's a completely different thing because it's like I'm working, I'm putting on a show.
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Toledo, Ohio (CNN)For 22 years, Deputy Charles Johnson has started his workday by putting on his police uniform.
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He visited African-American fraternities and Asian Christian groups, and began putting on the shows they wanted to see.
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SO PUTTING ON INPUT TARIFFS IS NOT THE OBJECTIVE WITH ME. I REALLY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH INPUT TARIFFS.
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So the most important thing when putting on a suit is making sure that it fits in the shoulders.
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The Times also interviewed Alicia Machado, a former Miss Universe, whom Mr. Trump shamed repeatedly for putting on weight.
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The sequence is striking, the woman painting her face white and putting on bright red lipstick in widening circles.
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Plus, some of them are as simple as putting on a wig and pulling out makeup you already love.
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What story or "spin" have you been putting on something in order to keep yourself from getting upset, Taurus?
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My sole focus back then was putting on a memorable performance and cultivating the reputation of an exciting lay.
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The plan's next step involves Murtagh putting on fancy French finery; they've also hired men to pose as highwaymen.
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Watching this show is like putting on a warm bathrobe—every character is flat in a pleasantly predictable way.
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Today would've been Prince's 58th birthday, and your first instinct may be to celebrate by putting on Purple Rain.
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Your tax dollars at work: Ensuring you can see famous musicals about long-dead politicians without putting on pants.
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The Braves planned on putting on a fireworks show after the game and were apparently extremely committed to it.
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Get the oven heated to 425 degrees before you go to the trouble of putting on a big show.
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Beyond the cost of the bid, there is no precise estimate for the cost of putting on the Games.
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As such, we're starting to get a clearer picture of the strain this is putting on America's internet infrastructure.
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I drove my mom and friends crazy putting on this southern accent—I didn't not talk in that accent.
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" He later told the outlet that the experience of putting on the Batsuit for the first time was "transformative.
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In recent years, ticket sales have covered an ever-smaller portion of the cost of putting on classical performances.
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But with state bans blocked and an election looming, some in the movement are now putting on the brakes.
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Before that I ran a music business which involved putting on club nights and managing a small record label.
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Max Lugavere starts every day with a glass of water and ends it with putting on his blue blockers.
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"Even as an undergrad, she was putting on shows and curating and definitely spearheading conversations," Ms. Thomas, 23, said.
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When we visited him on the job last week, he and his team were putting on the finishing touches.
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The psychotherapist considers putting on clothes to be an important part of mental hygiene, especially during our current pandemic.
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It's simply a way to play and express ourselves and our creativity — just like putting on an outfit is.
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He prepares for this by putting on pants that can turn to jeans with the flick of a zipper.
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It describes the famous opening sequence — Mister Rogers going to the closet, putting on the sweater, changing his shoes.
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He's putting on an options strangle — buying the 285 call for May and buying the 225 put for May.
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I.M.P. began putting on concerts there in 2004, after a community effort saved the amphitheater from being shut down.
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Trump then brushed off any concerns about impeachment, saying, I'm used to it, it's like putting on a suit.
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I was always singing and dancing and putting on shows and whatever I could do to make people happy.
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Some of the more than two dozen people putting on the events are not formally endorsing Biden just yet.
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"Being modular organisms, every year they're putting on new wood, new roots, new leaves, new sex organs," he said.
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Before leaving the house, Kavanaugh took precautions by doubling up on face masks and putting on goggles and gloves.
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But if people need to go get bread and milk, he advised putting on long johns and other layers.
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Healthcare stocks were the second biggest boost to the index, with the sector putting on more than 1 percent.
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I was in my bedroom putting on my workout gear and sneakers, dressing for a run that never happened.
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I used to dream about getting drafted, putting on my hat, and shaking his hand, and accomplishing a dream.
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Then again, Müller and Nadal were putting on a such a compelling show, those fans might have stayed put.
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"These things will be explained further in a docu series I'm putting on YouTube shortly," Bieber concluded his post.
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Ken Jennings separating himself from the other Jeopardy champions... putting on an absolute show Ken Jennings is a beast.
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As a result, Sainz and others have been putting on muscle over the winter to gain upper body strength.
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"I'm the least maternal person the universe gave a baby to," she told the room, putting on Missy Elliott.
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Tragically, scientists discovered that bears haven't been nearly as successful in putting on mass during the past few years.
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But now she's showing her Instagram followers that pregnancy has also posed other challenges too, like putting on socks.
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LONDON — I was leaving work and putting on my motorcycle jacket when news broke of an attack on Parliament.
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"The way sports teams maximize revenue is usually by putting on more games, bigger games, new games," he said.
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"The way sports teams maximize revenue is usually by putting on more games, bigger games, new games," he said.
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"With that, nobody's going to think you're doing anything worthwhile, except putting on your makeup or something," she said.
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But I'm just saying, it was a computer on our back, that's what they were putting on our backs.
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Although she was writing from her life, what she was putting on the page wasn't reportorial evidence; rather, characters.
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"I had a reputation that I was also putting on the table, right?" he said in a recent interview.
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There is something about wearing a top hat and putting on the morning suit, or whatever they call it.
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Then he will move his hand toward the Coyotes hat before laughing and putting on the Maple Leafs hat.
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In Time's Up, we're using AI and machine learning and natural language processing on what we're putting on screen.
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"I'm sure the Sanders people are putting on a bright face — and, from one perspective, they should," Dickinson said.
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I think for the most part I've just been kind of putting on a show, but I'm tired of performing.
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" She told GQ she feels most sexy when she's, "putting on lotion and my favorite perfume after a hot shower.
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Everything from the Library of Congress to the Congress itself, all really putting on the show for Major League Baseball.
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I fall asleep around 113:30 after a few episodes and head to bed after putting on some face cream.
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Sunday is usually my day to kind of indulge by putting on some nice music and giving myself some love.
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"She gets all excited when I start putting on my uniform and then she gets in my car," Hynes said.
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However, she noted in the documentary that putting on an epic show 10 months after giving birth could be taxing.
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Twitch streamer Karupups has been booted from the platform after putting on blackface makeup to cosplay a video game character.
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Putting on a leather strap I already had from Triwa added a touch of class to the already stylish watch.
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CNBC PRO subscribers can read on to get the specific trade Najarian is putting on ahead of the Brexit vote.
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"We're basically putting on what Brexit took off last week," said Mark Luschini, chief investment strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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Some days, if I'm feeling down, putting on a little bit of concealer gives me that push that I need.
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Also underpinning the market were mining giants BHP Group and Rio Tinto, with the duo putting on about 1% each.
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He was photographed earlier this year putting on a show for KAABOO Texas, a music festival, in Arlington, Texas (right).
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More broadly, they were markers of one's social status, putting on full view the objects of refined taste and affluence.
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I think it made sense for them to come to the US because I'm sure Trump was putting on pressure.
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"I think what the game tells us today is football isn't about putting on the best performance," he told reporters.
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Are we really putting on a huge production just because Trump saw a military parade in France and liked it?
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It's also an option if, for whatever reason, you just don't feel like putting on a headset during multiplayer sessions.
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A girl who was more comfortable borrowing her brother's baggy pants and backwards hats than putting on an Easter dress.
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Across Europe, men have also been putting on skirts in defiance of uniform policies which stop them from wearing shorts.
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The British Library, where he did the research for "Das Kapital", is putting on a series of exhibitions and talks.
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Ask any New Yorker — putting on a pot of coffee in the morning is much more than a daily routine.
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"It's like putting on a pair of sneakers and going into your past to get a new perspective," she explained.
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Putting on my favored hip-hop albums by Run the Jewels and Sage Francis, I feel none of the bass.
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Even just putting on a sexy pair of panties can change how you feel, and that's conveyed through your voice.
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The $12 million valuation she was putting on Simple Habit was, for Shark Tank, probably one of the highest ever.
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But putting on a character makes him feel like it's not just him exposed out there on the dance floor.
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But my point is look at the questions that are asked, look at the spotlight that they&aposre putting on.
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Levy thought the plane was putting on a show and would curve back up, away from the water, she said.
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Unfortunately, the people who are putting on the show don't seem to be too worried about keeping people like me.
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ELeague can keep putting on Overwatch tournaments and growing its audience, as long as the audience shows up to watch.
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Worth noting: Trump's tweet does seem to support Tapper's point that Miller was putting on a show for the president.
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Not sure about you, but we like getting baked, baking, and putting on silly British accents—sometimes all at once!
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And we're not talking about swiping on lipstick — while not everyone agrees, putting on makeup in public is your choice.
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Do you see yourself putting on a regular bra next week and never looking back at the nursing ones again?
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It ends with The Man in Black (Ed Harris) putting on his hat, his face streaked and splattered with blood.
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Pretending to be Sweat and Matt by putting on hoodies and bad Italian accents, Alig and Glam discussed—what else?
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In the meantime, let's just enjoy this clip of Cruise and Fallon putting on the performance of a lifetime below.
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They performed Queen's "Crazy Little Thing Called Love," with Levine, 38, disguising his voice by putting on a deeper tone.
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Ross And LaRiccia have been putting on their own Salon des Refuses in Eugene for the last twenty five years.
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The cost of putting on the Games has ballooned since the first modern Olympics were held in Athens in 1896.
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Simply putting on a MAGA hat and yelling drain the swamp isn't enough, you actually have to walk the walk.
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"She started putting on music, and I saw her dancing, happy, like 20 times [she put it on]," he says.
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" He longs to merge his personas: "There's a blended version, where I'm on but I'm not putting on the mask.
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The optics added fuel to criticism that Trump was putting on an event akin to one of his campaign rallies.
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When you're giving a pitch, there's a difference between putting on a show versus being genuinely passionate about your product.
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"When the teacher wasn't hitting us, she sat in the front of the classroom putting on her makeup," Hanan said.
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Tennis champion and fashion icon Serena Williams has been seen putting on her custom Air Jordan Is after a match ...
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Also boosting the index were healthcare stocks, which rose 1.5 percent, with benchmark heavyweight CSL Ltd putting on 1.8 percent.
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"If you're putting on a suit, it's almost like a suit of armor — a contemporary suit of armor," Smyth said.
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Brian Nichols/People Belle: Kara Lindsay, former Glinda in Wicked and putting on her own 54 Below show this month
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The big picture: These mergers are in response to economic pressures technology is putting on legacy TV and telecom companies.
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"Putting on a dress wasn't weird for me because sexuality wasn't a big deal," continues David, whose brother is gay.
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And absolutely watch Sheila E putting on a clinic at the BET Awards on Sunday night in celebration of Prince.
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To take advantage of a stabilization, Gordon is putting on a calendar spread — he is buying 80 calls with Feb.
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He consulted with his lawyers during the selection of the jurors, putting on his glasses to pore over his notes.
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" However, from a technical and capital investment perspective, putting on the games next year is an "enormous amount of work.
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This weekend, MoMA PS1 is putting on a Hair Wars-inspired performance for its Sunday Sessions program of live art.
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In a statement after the crash, the group putting on the conference said the retreat would proceed mostly as planned.
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Ocasio-Cortez is already running when the movie opens on her delivering an amusing gender analysis while putting on makeup.
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Perhaps putting on extra weight as you age triggers an epigenetic change to PIM3, rather than the other way around.
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The scrutiny of Huawei shows the increased importance both the United States and China are putting on the technology industry.
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Nuala revealed after the meeting that the royal mom told her that George and Charlotte enjoy putting on little shows.
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Trump, who always appears to be putting on an act, doesn't seem to care that he hurts or humiliates others.
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This alone is worth the effort of putting on real pants to venture outside, if even for a few minutes.
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" I tried everything to calm her down, putting on usual winners like "Baby Shark" and "The Wheels on the Bus.
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I remember a trip to Florida in 1979, and my father putting on a coat and tie for the occasion.
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In the original, the Jets act out each encounter, putting on ridiculous accents and bonking one another on the head.
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Because it also exists in other languages, including French, using it might make you sound like you're putting on airs.
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They have since gone on tours around the world, putting on a large, free, outdoor concert in Cuba in March.
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"My table design totally depends on what kind of mood I'm in — almost like putting on an outfit," Tiffani explains.
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And then after everybody was ready, they suited us up by putting on these, what looked like an ankle monitor.
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He has an open door to the weakening of sanctions, no one is going to be putting on the squeeze.
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"Every show that we're putting on is of — and I'm putting this in quotes — Sunday night-quality programming," he said.
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While Uber's self-driving cars are putting on more autonomous miles every week, the technology has not improved as steadily.
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Avoid putting on any makeup directly after you've dermaplaned and be sure to effectively cleanse and moisturize skin daily and nightly.
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Cosplaying involves more than just putting on a costume — dedicated artists often spend hours designing custom outfits and creating handmade pieces.
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You told Dazed that we're living in an age where music lacks authenticity and musicians are too busy putting on personas.
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He wonders why someone with two philosophy degrees would be putting on this ditzy act, and tries to call her bluff.
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But Trump's spokesman, Sean Spicer, was putting on a brave face, chastening reporters for being so downbeat about the bill's prospects.
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"Let me just say it's sooooo much more than a man putting on a tutu," Rebecca wrote in a Facebook post.
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In late 2014, CNBC reported on City National's expansion in tech and the pressure the bank was putting on market pricing.
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Given the major pullback in the stock over the past week, I suggest putting on a small position before the quarter.
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The idea that without cocktails, what would be the point of ever putting on a dress and a pair of heels?
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All we are doing is just putting on a tiny backpack, and it is very easy for these bees to carry.
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"It seems clear that there's guys putting on trades related to the wall," said Adam Thalhimer, analyst at Thompson, Davis & Company.
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For the seventh year, the nonprofit running to stop traffic is putting on this race entirely organized by high school students.
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So thank you, Kyle Mooney, for putting on a brave face and letting SNL take away your manhood for four minutes.
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When the video changes to color, she looks like a clown — because she couldn't "see" herself putting on her own makeup.
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Although the defendants are being tried together, they're not putting on a joint defense led by a single lawyer or committee.
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Whipping out her cell phone and putting on her reading glasses, Gloria suggests she take a peek at Lily's Instagram account.
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Everyone is putting on a show for Likes, so maybe it's not quite 'authentic', but at least the content is personal.
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In al-Hol camp, where thousands of ISIS family members are being held, already the inmates are putting on the pressure.
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For most of us, putting on a fall flannel is the simplest way to look presentable as the temperature drops outside.
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Putting on 'the hat of a dad' Before they had arrived at the scene, the outlook appeared bleak for Aureliana Colon.
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John Harwood: He ridiculed that idea, said that you guys were just putting on a show and rallying your political base.
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Elizabeth Warren piled into an elevator, buttoning up coats and putting on gloves, the conversation immediately turned to a familiar topic.
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During the shindig, two break dancers were putting on their best moves in front the couple ... and they did not disappoint.
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Dressing for autumn can feel like an exercise in putting on just enough garments to further prolong breaking out one's parka.
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If more jobs become available in industry and construction, putting on a badge might become even less appealing to young workers.
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Putting on mass-appeal shows now seems a near impossible task when there are so many more intriguing shows being offered.
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I didn't think like, oh I'm putting on a wig for this specific meaning, it just looks dope to me aesthetically.
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Additionally, congratulations to President Putin and Russia for putting on a truly great World Cup Tournament — one of the best ever!
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Though difficult to use at first, therapy helped him regain skills such as tying his shoes or putting on a shirt.
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Also, there is no way that man is putting on a costume of sticks and blood — it might ruin his suit.
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Who among us doesn't miss the sheer simplicity (if not the aesthetic) of putting on the same school uniform every day?
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"Drag makeup is so elaborate and so difficult and so hard to start doing," Lord said before putting on makeup himself.
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The MaskiD, on the other hand, gives customers a better sense and more control over what they're putting on their faces.
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So even though it's been so many years since we have sung together, it really feels like putting on favorite slippers.
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He figured he had a closet full of paintings "nobody was interested in putting on their wall" that she had accumulated.
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"It's putting on a whole different character and that's very daunting for me," Arlen said in rehearsal with partner Val Chmerkovskiy.
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The next time you're looking to avoid getting bit by flies, you might want to try putting on zebra-patterned clothing.
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The cruelty-free and vegan company makes sustainability easy, so you can feel good about what you're putting on your hair.
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On the surface he's putting on a happy face ... but as TMZ reported he's actually PISSED it went down and dirty.
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It's not just the act of putting on lipstick—it is the unchangeable reality that you once put on the lipstick.
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After all, blaming political opponents, putting on displays of bravado and launching chilling threats can achieve much on the campaign trail.
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But there were friends of mine growing up that only knew me from being into punk and putting on punk shows.
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When you were performing onstage or doing interviews as Chet Faker, did you feel like you were putting on a persona?
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She'd taken to putting on, over a tank top, her old NYCHA shirt, from when she worked as a seasonal auxiliary.
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I get up and get ready by straightening my hair and putting on IT cosmetics CC+ Illumination Cream, bronzer, and mascara.
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Putting on a Meok Bang channel lets them eat with virtual dining companions instead of having to eat with others IRL.
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If people stick around, the air district advised putting on an N95 mask to filter out fine particles in the air.
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They were putting on an act, trying to pretend they were the big boys, but they were young kids getting exploited.
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The dude rolls with it and even snags a selfie with the couple ... then Justin continues putting on a free show.
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Her bag of tricks seemed endless, and no one could ever accuse Dolly Parton of putting on a low-energy show.
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Instead of putting on your everyday PJs to sit in front of the TV, splurge on something super luxe and cozy.
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"He said he put them on and it felt like putting on a pair of socks," Carroll said of Reagan's boots.
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It was more about putting on a show for customers, while showing off the pure economic strength and vitality of Salesforce.
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Urdangarin and his partners allegedly overcharged local governments for putting on conferences about sports and business, then hid the proceeds abroad.
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The Force Band app guides you through putting on the wearable and trains you on how it can control your droid.
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I wasn't getting anywhere for a while and that's when the family starts putting on pressure to get a proper job.
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Putting on a HTC Vive VR headset, scientists can essentially step into the petri dish and observe nanoparticle drugs being absorbed.
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The grocery store chain recognized our desire to honor pi by eating pie, so it's putting on an all-day sale.
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Chief among the dangers to U.S. interests is the strain this policy is putting on the U.S.'s relationship with Turkey.
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And I can't imagine anything louder than a man putting on breasts and owning it so hard like these dudes did.
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They've learnt from RuPaul that just putting on makeup is an art form, being creative with the clothes, the dance routines.
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But wearing the same hairstyle every day can feel as uninspiring as putting on the same puffy winter coat every morning.
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Additionally, congratulations to President Putin and Russia for putting on a truly great World Cup Tournament -- one of the best ever!
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The ceremony was on the beach, with the Pacific putting on a show in the background and the sun scorching overhead.
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The morning of her grandson's christening, Carole is wearing a long-sleeved white lace dress that she can't recall putting on.
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Summit has been putting on events since 2008, but Summit LA is its largest, flagship event, now in its third year.
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It [gives me] peace of mind knowing that what I'm putting on my skin is natural and it won't harm me.
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He told officers how he lured victims to his home, tricked them into putting on handcuffs and strangled them, Egan said.
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For some people, wearing makeup or getting extensions or putting on the right pair of shoes is like preparing for battle.
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In "Chapter 44," Jane successfully pitches her new thesis just minutes before putting on her wedding dress in the campus bathroom.
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I love it because I don't have to spend an hour every morning putting on makeup to meet other people's standards.
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At one point in the episode, Pierce family matriarch Nan scoffs at the idea of putting on a laminated name card.
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Financial firms also rose, with Australia and New Zealand Banking Group putting on 0.7% while National Australia Bank also ticked up.
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His cover is blown almost immediately, despite giving himself the name Skylar and putting on whatever-the-fuck voice that was.
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This is a masterclass in putting on a live show, sans backing dancers and general fanfare, which keeps an audience enraptured.
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The first round, Senrak was on fire, completely outclassing his opponent, throwing elbows and knees, even putting on dramatic facial expressions.
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It's music in its own ri ght because whatever we did for films we would also consider putting on our records.
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It's mad, because the cost of putting on something like that isn't cheap, and, like everywhere else, tickets aren't that cheap.
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In prison, putting on one's shoes is an indicator that it's fixing to go down—a fight was about to happen.
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Because if it can't be a Warriors jersey he's putting on, the least Steph could do is wear a Barça jersey.
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I said in English that I worked for USAID, all the while putting on the most dimwitted expression I could manage.
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Putting on a straight face even while he was telling us that he was crooked, and where he got the idea.
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It underscores that pornography is a performance, that just as in ballet or professional wrestling, we are putting on a show.
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"He said, 'I am putting on my best face, but I wish we could just cancel it this year,'" he said.
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No one really liked any of this, but none of the people putting on the show seemed to care about that.
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Amazon wants to add 143,000 people to its workforce, and it's putting on major hiring events in six cities to recruit.
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Opinion MONTCLAIR, N.J. — The first time I drive with my daughter, she makes a left turn without putting on her blinker.
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Ms. Derby added that the pressure the administration was putting on Venezuela had Cubans worried about their own economy further collapsing.
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These images captured stars putting on their own makeup, entertaining guests and relaxing during quiet moments before they took the stage.
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Aslami accompanied him on one of his trips, to Italy, putting on a cooking demonstration using saffron in cakes and rice.
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He's got a considerable pedigree at putting on events, parties, club nights and gigs, everywhere from West Africa to North Korea.
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The loss of electricity did not stop comedians from putting on a standup show on March 30, albeit one without light.
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I think I understood that back in high school when, putting on my father's clothes, I saw how poorly they fit.
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Another video, called "Leather Glove Fetish," shows the torso of a man putting on gloves, making fists, and sniffing the leather.
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This time, she walked into my room and sat on a chair opposite me without even putting on her protective gown.
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It will have no reserve price, or minimum bid, according to Platinum Luxury Auctions, the firm that's putting on the auction.
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I tell the girls to grab their breakfast bars and start putting on shoes and jackets while I walk the dog.
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She recalls him putting on his waders every spring, going into the marsh and digging up a marigold for their porch.
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Putting on the headband, sticking in my AirPods and just being still for a while is a good ritual to cultivate.
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But she distinguished herself, putting on a better performance than the well-known television journalists with whom she shared the table.
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Why do we put so much time, passion and effort into putting on the free New York Portfolio Review every year?
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But for now, the face and voice most Democrats are putting on the coming clash are those belonging to Judge Garland.
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First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she was putting on hold plans to introduce legislation that would have demanded a second referendum.
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It's a hugely influential role, and knowing the character of the people you are putting on the court is absolutely essential.
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Healthcare stocks also heaved a sigh of relief with CSL Ltd, the fourth-largest stock in the index, putting on 1.4%.
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After ducking into a bathroom and putting on a jacket, he said he ended up not getting charged for several items.
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Yes, I was putting on a show, but I was still so tired and so sad, and proud of her too.
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My nails are in desperate need of a trim, so I do that before getting ready and putting on regular makeup.
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The following year, he doubled down on maximalism, putting on a show that was, preposterously, a retrospective of his own career.
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Also, I am putting on a ridiculous amount of sunscreen, which only makes me sweat even more when I go outside.
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"I think the whole notion of putting on a VR headset and doing something is off putting to people," Sankaran said.
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When characters behave badly (covering up liability in a mine accident, putting on airs), they redeem themselves; pleasures are exceedingly gentle.
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It could be a sign of the the strain that the scandal is putting on the union leadership during these talks.
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Gold stocks recovered from early losses to add 0.1%, with Northern Star Resources putting on 2.2%, while Ramelius Resources added 3.1%.
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She is instrumental in putting on Salesforce's biggest annual conference, Dreamforce, in San Francisco, which experiences hundreds of thousands of attendees.
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Putting on a wig and dressing as his idol Lady Gaga allows Morona to become a new character of his choosing.
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The actors, in that Kmart where we were shooting, just started putting on clothes and doing fashion shows for each other.
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At the U.S. Open today, Kyrgios is squaring off against Pierre-Hugues Herbert, and is really putting on some apathy pageantry.
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She says, during the second encounter Usher set the mood by putting on jazz music while performing oral sex on her.
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The anxious tension between putting on an awards telecast that makes money, and putting on a telecast that matters, has been at the heart of awards shows the past few years, amid across-the-board dropping ratings and heavy criticism about content and recognition for the slow progress being made by women and people of color.
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Up close, the car has quite a presence, with its glowing metallic trim and wheels putting on a show in the sunshine.
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To minimise the potential for outrage, production lines are arranged carefully, with only trusted staff putting on the final spikes and studs.
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For many, putting on makeup in the morning gives them the confidence they need to go out there and face the world.
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Hamilton, who had concentrated mainly on putting on mileage, said the performance was "amazing" in terms of the speed carried through corners.
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Not everyone going through this is on national television, but many people who navigate it feel like they're putting on an act.
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You can even blend it in with your fingers—it's just like putting on foundation—you just literally leave some spots out.
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But for the eyelash-challenged, putting on falsies can often turn into a sticky, disastrous mess — that's where eyelash extensions come in.
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These luxe brushes apply product with ease and caress the face so gently, they make putting on makeup that much more fun.
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It's a status thing—people love putting on a show when they go out, but that's what a restaurant is: a show.
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Trump and Pence deserve credit for putting on a good show; we will need more information before we can assess the substance.
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"Every time I step on the track, I believe I am putting on a show," young American sprinter Noah Lyles told Reuters.
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Lawrence left a New York City restaurant in 2015 putting on a show for the paparazzi and making the sidewalk her runway.
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If Kellyanne Conway was putting on a song and dance in the media they'd… have her put on a song and dance.
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If putting on an RGB light show with your PC is important to you, the HyperX model has customizable lights built in.
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Even better, its easy-to-digest ingredients lists make it easier than ever to know what you're putting on your skin. How?
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Everybody goes through it, and I think that's also what people related to the humanity that I was putting on the page.
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Damian and thousands of protesters continued putting on the pressure to halt the construction of a 30-meter telescope on Mauna Kea.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has been putting on a fiery show on the Big Island — and it's been heating up in recent days.
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Kanye West isn't the only guy putting on an Easter Sunday show ... and John Legend's giving him a run for his money.
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A photo of her departing the White House, dressed in a red coat and putting on her sunglasses, instantly became a meme.
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This was a 20 percent rise from the same period last year, highlighting the focus Apple has been putting on the segment.
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"We're the hunted," explained Doug Jones on set, before sitting through the nearly two-hour process of putting on Saru's elaborate makeup.
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I originally discovered my lump in early 2018 by doing something that was fairly routine for me — putting on a sticky bra.
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Coleman said that while they were on the boat, the captain had told passengers not to worry about putting on life jackets.
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Getting ready involves splashing my face with warm water, applying rosehip oil, and putting on a full face of makeup every workday.
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The Glow star, 35, revealed after putting on some sweatpants, she and husband Dave Franco are ready to chill and pig out.
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