"Moviegoers can admire Ronit Elkabetz or recoil from her, or admire and recoil at the same time," the critic Uri Klein wrote in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz in 2008.
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But even with two hands, the recoil on the fully
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The guns' recoil is also a product of sliding compromise.
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If they recoil in disgust, you were wasting your time.
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Taran: No, there's no recoil at all on this one.
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Most people, faced with real catastrophe, recoil from the brink.
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Such modifications harness the recoil to allow for rapid fire.
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Anyone of talent or honesty would recoil from the job.
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Both political parties, she said, should recoil at his behavior.
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Curtis is executive editor of Recoil, a firearms lifestyle magazine.
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All his pestered Senses recoil and start, condemn themselves daily.
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The doctors visibly recoil and so did I as a viewer.
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Sportsman 2200-Watt Gasoline Powered Recoil Start Portable Digital Inverter Generator
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Educate your sons so they don't recoil from the word tampon.
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Once you draw back the curtain, it's hard not to recoil.
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You will not recoil upon hearing this; it will sound right.
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I shuddered to think that strangers would recoil at my touch.
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"For me, I kind of recoil and I know many leaders recoil at the idea that we're supposed to sit back and wait our turn because someone else has voted within our interests," Mr. Brown said.
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And they'll recoil at the idea of him holding the nuclear codes.
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There's almost no recoil, and it emits a mild snap when fired.
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The conversation made her recoil, but Ceidro knew the doctors were right.
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That's the wave of technological change that I recoil from in horror.
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Several recoil while she assaults their senses with manic giggles and gestures.
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Guns are apparently more realistic when it comes to recoil and reloading.
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Superlight recoil means rapid target acquisition and devastating rates of accurate fire.
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When confronted by people who use terms like mutilation, I generally recoil.
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Many look at the chaos that followed the Arab spring, and recoil.
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At the very same time, they recoil at the thought of abortion.
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You can feel both the attraction and the recoil in Carrère's stridency.
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This is the reason some Jews recoil from IfNotNow or from Heeb.
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Feeling my boyfriend slightly recoil from me, like on a sexual level.
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Was this the same Jared who seemed to recoil at Ashley's approach?
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They recoil at too much pontification on the shortcomings of private enterprise.
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You welcome people's help with open arms, but recoil from anyone's pity.
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Many members of Congress would surely recoil from big changes like these.
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Americans, however, recoil in horror from these intolerable impositions on personal liberty.
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Democrats say it's not enough; Republicans recoil at government-funded family leave.
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But when they wage the same brave fight in Pakistan, we recoil.
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AMERICANS USED TO recoil at secret diplomacy as an affront to democracy.
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If they find something they don't like — like direct sunlight — they'll recoil.
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Attempts at formal interviews with locals, however, would cause them to recoil.
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The effort failed, and Puzder eventually began to recoil from continuing to fight.
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The recoil causes the gun to buck back and forth, "bumping" the trigger.
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"I hate, abhor, loathe, and recoil at the sight of bananas," she wrote.
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Restraining these aspects of myself so guys wouldn't recoil began to feel wrong.
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"Don't recoil from me again," says Shepherd, through gritted teeth and a smile.
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I've personally seen him recoil from shaking hands (not mine, obviously..) many times.
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But even the most partisan voters might recoil at such up-is-downism.
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As nuclei recoil, they would leave damage tracks in some classes of minerals.
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The haptic feedback also simulates the recoil and shock of an actual rifle.
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We demand authenticity from athletes and shouldn't recoil when that's what we get.
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There's rate of fire, magazine size, reload speed, recoil, recovery time, bullet penetration.
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They know that Western nations will recoil at the sight of dead children.
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"I recoil in complete disgust," Kubrick wrote in a letter posted on Twitter.
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Do they recoil at the sight of a furry creature in the elevator?
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Various media figures have tried to fight back, only to recoil in fear.
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Will Ivanka recoil in disgust at the hordes of gadget geeks at CES?
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By having a massive human, the 'recoil' by the human is much smaller.
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I relish the feeling of being in absolute control, and recoil at uncertainty.
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Before you recoil at the thought of an airport holiday, let me explain.
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Why, then, do we not recoil from Harry and leave it at that?
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The effect is a kind of recurring recoil, an exercise in interrupted momentum.
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A few seconds pass, and he fires, the recoil knocking his torso backward.
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Most conservative lawmakers recoil at the thought of forcing employers to do anything.
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They use the recoil of the gun to fire multiple rounds in rapid succession.
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Persecution fosters fear and intimidation, causing impacted groups to recoil, withdraw or even relocate.
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But that doesn't mean its offset can only be from a gravitational wave recoil.
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She whispered a secret in his ear, one that made him recoil in terror.
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Many Socialist voters will recoil at Podemos's commitment to an independence referendum in Catalonia.
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And many Socialist voters recoil at Podemos's commitment to an independence referendum in Catalonia.
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For another, investors themselves likely would recoil and push companies to provide more information.
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That's why markets tend to recoil every time the administration saber rattles about tariffs.
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For now, we just want to highlight the questionnaire answers that made us recoil.
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After shows, Roy prefers to recoil in his hotel room to watch Downtown Abbey.
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She thought at least well-off, well-educated Republican women would recoil in horror.
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This time, he seems more interested in making you recoil while also saying Something.
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Some critics recoil, in part because the effluent is released into local sewage systems.
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New Year's Reality: Recoil when encountering a viewpoint you find offensive at a party.
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It is light, easy to hold and easy to fire, with a limited recoil.
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She leaned forward, putting her hands on her knees, and saw her friend recoil.
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They reduce firearm recoil by making it easier for increased accuracy while target shooting.
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As I waited to board, I started flipping through the second magazine, Recoil Offgrid.
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Budget-minded shoppers may recoil, believing they can find plenty of bottles under $10.
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That is, most of us, by default, recoil at the notion of self-harm.
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Adding to the rates rethink has been a recession-spooked recoil in world oil prices.
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It fires in erratic but predictable lines, recoil sending the broken sights arcing always upward.
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In my head, these men seem uncontroversial, but whenever I share these views, people recoil.
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Alternatively, the idea might make you recoil from the idea of even voting at all.
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It had no recoil, could be fired underwater, and could penetrate armor at 100 yards.
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It not only captures Ferrera's disgusted recoil but Williams laughing at his wife as well.
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Like the military version, many AR-15s combine light weight with a relatively modest recoil.
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Conner's response was to make work that caused viewers and critics to recoil in horror.
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The recoil on their guns is about a foot in relative human terms, it's massive.
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The approach invites anomalies — light leaks, flares, hallucinatory colors — that might make some photographers recoil.
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And rather than recoil in horror from "identity politics," voters are seeing something appealingly different.
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White House officials recoil at any parallel between the dictator's sister and the president's daughter.
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Conservatives recoil at the idea of Mr. Trump embracing what they call amnesty for lawbreakers.
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And it is not only blue-collar men who recoil at taking traditionally female jobs.
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I recoil as much as the next person from the narcissistic behaviors "thirst" takes down.
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When I looked at him once more, he was watching me recoil from things unknown.
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That is the kind of brinksmanship at which many voters, but especially seniors, can recoil.
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Some guns have more recoil, while others are more effective when used with a scope.
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The firepower was so intense ... both needed someone to hold them up from the recoil.
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There is a colonial tinge to such journalism that would make many self-respecting people recoil.
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The speed of the recoil is what causes the small air bubble to get trapped underneath.
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It's totally passable, and if you came by for a drink, you wouldn't recoil in horror.
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There's a general level of squick that made me recoil from the pages more than once.
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The collective recoil against the move prompted urgent meetings among Trump's aides to manage the fallout.
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Could the move be tied to fears that international audiences might recoil at the patriotic showing?
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I understand that people recoil at the notion that they are part of a pejorative basket.
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Seconds later, the battery explodes just inches from his face as nearby shoppers recoil in shock.
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U.S. Treasury yields were firm, with the dollar's DXY index regaining some ground after Tuesday's recoil.
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After an hour of hitting, I suddenly began to crack my backhand rails and recoil smoothly.
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Guns have predictable recoil patterns, which the player can learn to manage over time for better accuracy.
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A woman drenched in the perfume she's worn for ages doesn't notice the smell, but strangers recoil.
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They hope voters will recoil from both this ill-fated debasement of American values and its architect.
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I'm a man, and I recoil hearing people I care about say all men should be killed.
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The episode made Republicans recoil and beg Trump to return to attacking his opponent, Hillary Clinton, instead.
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"He was easier, and he didn't recoil when I touched him," she says to Kevin through tears.
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A lady in the line at the bank strikes up a conversation, and I do not recoil.
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At its heart, the Tupac hologram is a monster, a lovely zombie from which we nevertheless recoil.
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But central to the plan is a provision that makes most environmentalists recoil: complete deregulation of carbon.
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"People recoil at how Washington works, and they want people who are human," the DCCC aide said.
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Because if it wasn't, I would have to wonder if, upon discovering the truth, he would recoil.
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You either love it or you recoil in disgust whenever your lips make contact with the stuff.
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Firefighters recoil from smoke and heat from a fully engulfed house in Granada Hills, California, Oct. 11.
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In the hacked emails, the candidate's advisers Neera Tanden and John Podesta recoil from the Hillary henchmen.
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It's a sister publication to Recoil, the "firearm lifestyle" magazine, but geared toward the more apocalypse-minded.
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In a dark hour, it is at least cheering to see many Americans recoil against Mr Trump's order.
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Texas's big cities, like North Carolina's, have populations of young, cosmopolitan voters who recoil from prejudice against minorities.
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Spending here allows you to improve accuracy, cut down on recoil and boost reload speed with all firearms.
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This marked an abrupt change from the sharp recoil on markets on Wednesday after the Republican candidate's triumph.
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There, authors are allowed to take liberties from which most of China's state-owned publishing houses would recoil.
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There is no recoil and the dart flies more like an arrow from a bow than a bullet.
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TVs and cable boxes routinely have horrendous interfaces, making the most tech-savvy among us recoil in horror.
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The euro fell 0.2 percent to $1.1214 EUR=, extending its recoil from Thursday's one-month high of $1.1342.
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The recoil in short positioning was particularly violent in the WTI contract on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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Their recoil patterns, the amount of drop on each bullet as it arcs its way to its target.
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The public reaction caused some at Facebook to recoil at revealing more, said the current and former employees.
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The polyps recoil and expel the algae from their tissue, leaving the coral with a ghastly "bleached" appearance.
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The heads of countries that share America's purported values (pre-Trump, at least) reproach and recoil from him.
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Although some scientists still recoil at the mention of Gaia, these truths have become part of mainstream science.
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After an initial recoil, the US was also not forced out of Iraq, leaving Soleimani's strategic dream unfulfilled.
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THE TOPLINE: The world continued to recoil Wednesday from the suspected chemical attack in Syria the day prior.
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You can grab them and take aim with both hands, which ostensibly reduces recoil and boosts your accuracy.
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That Angie doesn't recoil in horror means Grandma Sophia can rest easy: This love is made to last.
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The approaching suburban recoil from the GOP, Davis acknowledges, looks "more fundamental" than a typical mid-term shift.
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Even invertebrates with simple nervous systems, like oysters, likely feel pain through nociception — since they recoil when hurt.
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A historical precedent for Ocasio-Cortez her fans might recoil from is Hubert Humphrey, Lyndon B. Johnson's vice president.
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Now, everyone can bask, or recoil in terror, at the sight of lowly cameras forming ever more powerful botnets.
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The left hopes that Germans will recoil in horror at the images of Hitler salutes and thuggish street violence.
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Orlando mass shooting The more we hear from survivors of the attack, the more we recoil at the horror.
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Even some of those who recoil at her xenophobia turn out to loathe the world of finance even more.
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Another student: Also important to outlaw semi-automatic weapons and recoil tools that make guns perform like automatic weapons.
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He told Recoil magazine in November that he packs a pistol — along with a knife and tourniquet — every day.
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The real magic of Recoil is in the way it incorporates a very solid laser tag system with GPS.
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As details of the unexpected lawsuit ricocheted through the tech community, several founders were quick to recoil on Twitter.
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Pro tip: The creepiest part is a recoil test on a woman's facial skin that begins 19 seconds in.
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We recoil at the crudity of click bait, but in this atmosphere, it's unfair to begrudge anyone his desperation.
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And it needs to be strong enough and elastic enough that it actually affects the recoil of the skin.
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I recoil over the idea of retroactively applying that to dangerous criminals who have already had their due process.
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The recoil from Jewish identity was not unique to me, of course, as the term "self-hating Jew" attests.
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He is instead speaking directly to the educated white voters who recoil at the thought of supporting a bigot.
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He takes questions patiently, even as you can see him inwardly recoil at these excursions into his baseball mortality.
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Do they recoil and throw it immediately in the bin, or stick their finger in for the fizz test?
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Of course, many recoil at the idea that women should pursue money and clout just the way men do.
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Each time it happens, each time he says what he says, she feels every atom in her body recoil.
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" As the audience seemed to recoil at the joke, Che smirked, saying, "You know what we do here, right?
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Voters need to reward rather than recoil from the desire to exercise power and the conflict that attends it.
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Will Americans really recoil from socialism, or do many of us not care so much about an outdated label?
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Other sources who know Trump note his tendency to recoil from, or simply deny, any mention of past failures.
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Many Americans recoil at the idea that they should have to go abroad for anything more taxing than sightseeing.
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They recoil at the idea of denying climate change science on threat of a potentially public and nasty firing.
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Even the janitorial work Ross once performed might be performed by robots (which wouldn't recoil from such odious work).
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How a co-op ultimately pays for work depends partly on its culture: Would residents recoil at a special assessment?
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The word "trending" makes me instinctively recoil; as critics, you and I both want to direct people beyond popularity charts.
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They recoil every time there is news of another bombing, another massacre; in recent months, there have been so many.
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The recoil becomes the subject of primetime cable news fodder, giving Underwood's enemies more reason to not take her seriously.
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I'm going to lay all of my cards (and biases) here on the table: I recoil at this thought. Why?
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A rock contains multitudes of minerals, each with atomic nuclei that would recoil from a marauding WIMP in different ways.
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Even I, as big a TV booster as you can find, recoil a little at the idea of doing this.
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On this evidence, voters would not recoil at the idea of her sitting a missed heartbeat from the Oval Office.
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Could the right Wavelength track make us want to cuddle spiders, or recoil in disgust at a fluffy baby animal?
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Startups often recoil at this, because they believe that GAAP reporting, which counts their high, initial fixed costs, penalises them.
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Or we can invert the motion and let it recoil as someone approaches quickly, then begin to reach back out.
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Marvel at the tiger sharks; recoil at the lost shipping container that dumped hundreds of appliances on the ocean floor.
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Iranians respond positively to socially correct and diplomatic figures of speech but may recoil at threatening speech and strike back.
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More voters mean more consequences if Republicans can't soften the recoil from the party that younger voters displayed last month.
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She refused to recoil from early Democratic polling showing that many voters viewed her unfavorably and regarded her as dishonest.
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I recoil from the paranoia and neurosis that haunts many older members of my community, though I recognize its cause.
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The recoil from the shot forces the casing to be ejected, and it is usually found on the ground nearby.
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To appeal to people interested in sustainable food, the gun-focused magazine Recoil puts out an annual publication called Carnivore.
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It's not until I see guests recoil from the sight of me that I realize just how disturbing I look.
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Although audiences are supposed to recoil as each fresh hell is revealed, no one in the village ever seems perturbed.
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It engenders that bungee-recoil reading wherein your eyes shoot right back up to the title after the last line.
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In a recent focus group, we watched young swing voters recoil in disgust at the very mention of her name.
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Republicans are convinced that voters will recoil from what is, in their telling, an unfair attempt to tar Kavanaugh's name.
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Whenever Seidel publishes a book, a portion of his readers recoil in offense, while others celebrate his courage and cunning.
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Although audiences are supposed to recoil as each fresh hell is revealed, no one in the village ever seems perturbed.
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I tried to brace myself, but anticipated the recoil so much that I flinched dramatically every time I pulled the trigger.
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Stark then points the stun gun at the suspect again, causing him to recoil at the sight of the yellow weapon.
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Our first instinct is to recoil from change, taking refuge in a simpler, more prosperous time, 1950s Middle America, for example.
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In recent months, the company had also seemed to expand its products, including scopes, triggers, recoil enhancers, and other gun parts.
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When Recoil launches August 15 at major retailers, two pistols and the necessary wi-fi router will retail for just $130.
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They learned how to adjust their aim to gun recoil, for example, and proved to be surprisingly good at dodging bullets.
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Many stories about Melania Trump use her to understand her husband, to laugh at his taste and recoil at his sexism.
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People feel that their values and life choices are suddenly considered backward and uneducated, and there was a recoil to that.
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Now some of the hell cannons are being mounted on vehicles and fitted with recoil springs to absorb the launch explosion.
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"A lot of what happens when we age and skin starts wrinkling and sagging is loss of elastic recoil," he said.
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We recoil at the idea of being sent to war by a government whose behavior one has no entitlement to influence.
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Upper East Side, Manhattan Supermarket shelves might be lined with air fresheners, but many people recoil at the smell of them.
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Video of the incident -- recorded by a police officer -- shows Angela recoil when the agent appeared to go up her dress.
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Most British voters look at this party and recoil in horror at the thought that it now has power over them.
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Many parenting experts and psychologists recoil at the idea of parents usurping this rite of passage in the name of expediency.
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Connor is ready to go to war with anyone who threatens her son and doesn't recoil from the use of firearms.
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Recoiling from Trump This consistent shift toward Democrats among well-educated white women is driven mostly by their recoil from Trump.
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I feel similarly — the thought of sipping on eggs made me recoil as a kid, and still gives me pause now.
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There is also a strong probability that moderate Republican, independent and swing voters will recoil against all Republicans and vote Democratic.
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Little sister Marlena hadn't seemed to mind when Scott affectionately called her his princess, but such terms had made Eli recoil.
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Then when everybody gets off the plane the puppy could try to lick the president and our hero/villain would recoil.
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Wednesday's session was especially volatile with the dollar rallying hard into the Trump event, only to recoil at his vagueness on policy.
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These devices replace the traditional stock on a gun and use a sliding mechanism to take advantage of the gun's natural recoil.
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Those who might recoil at religious belief extending life might consider engaging in social activity and friendship as the real underlying correlation.
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Iron ore rose to a 30-month high of $89 a tonne in mid-February, defying most forecasts for prices to recoil.
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They also cause impacted communities to recoil and withdraw, making them more likely to be re-criminalized and targeted by hate violence.
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While Europeans often recoil from the idea, Americans see bounties as a cost-effective way to get information they wouldn't otherwise have.
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I feel like I've aged a lot in the last year and lately my own reflection causes me to recoil in shock.
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Some fliers will recoil at these endurance tests—at least those in cattle-class cabins where knees are squished and booze rationed.
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Law enforcement exercises unflinching force and authority when one of its own is under threat; minority communities often recoil and feel isolated.
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You load the Recoil app onto the phones, log into the local network created by the router, and set up the game.
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The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model is known for predicting GDP readings that start out exceedingly high and eventually recoil back to trend.
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Some Protestants recoil at talk about reuniting Catholics and Protestants in one church (not to mention the Eastern Orthodox Church and others).
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Enthusiasts may recoil, but for a large number of people this incredibly fuel-efficient and exceptionally reliable transportation appliance is just right.
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The startled nucleus would then recoil and emit some form of energy, such as a flash of light or a sound wave.
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But every time we're exposed to it––a soul-killing chore, annoying celebrities, grating quirks, cotton balls, whatever––we recoil in horror.
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You may recoil from the imagery at first, but after that initial jolt, all you want to do is look and look.
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In "The Tesla Recoil," Leonard and Wolowitz are furious after they learn Sheldon went to work with the military behind their backs.
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"Phyllis's Wedding" — Season 3, Episode 63 Ah, yes, this is my favorite episode to watch when I want to recoil with discomfort.
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When Laurey runs to Curly afterward, looking for comfort, he barely registers her terror and kisses her so greedily that we recoil.
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A "bump stock," for example, replaces a semi-automatic rifle's stock, which rests against the shoulder to provide stability and absorb recoil.
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Should a dark matter particle ever so rarely interact with a xenon nucleon, the result should be recoil, a transfer of momentum.
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"Stochastic" means "randomly determined," and your initial inclination may be to recoil — of course producers and investors and publishers aren't acting randomly!
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She noted broad scientific consensus that fetuses cannot experience pain, and therefore would not recoil from it, until well after 13 weeks.
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A pseudo-jury of volunteers watches the re-enactment and, like many of the spectators at the biennial, they recoil in horror.
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American suppliers who lobbied their government to keep selling to Huawei may recoil at defending firms suspected of aiding human-rights abuses.
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Albertans still recoil at the memory of the National Energy Program, which was instituted by Trudeau's father, the late Pierre Elliott Trudeau.
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But Cosby's associated with family-oriented material -- from his commercials to Fat Albert -- only magnifies the temptation to recoil from him now.
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Mike and the newly introduced assistant United States attorney, Spencer Zschau (Aaron Tveit), recoil every time race is brought to the forefront.
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Revel (or recoil) in the details of the world's longest cruise: a 245-day lux journey through six continents and 51 countries.
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As far as endorsements that will either get audiences into the theater or make them recoil in horror, that's a pretty good one.
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Despite the tourist haven's recent redesign, most people recoil at the thought of kissing under the glow of the Olive Garden's neon lights.
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Like all great science fiction, The Colonists asks you to look at it and indexes how much you recoil from what you see.
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Moderate governments that may sympathise with their arguments on the single market will recoil from association with countries in the grip of populism.
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The Priest notices her breaking the fourth wall – don't be alarmed if you recoil instinctively when he looks us directly in the eye.
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Parties often pick bad candidates—mainstream Republicans recoil at Donald Trump, for instance—but it usually costs them no more than one election.
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Some are wonderful, but they pile up, and they all carry much the same package of emotions: sweetness and recoil, irony and pathos.
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Are they more inclined toward bold, optimistic grabs at the future, or to recoil at the potentially devastating possibilities of its being unleashed?
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But as bull markets weaken, companies start to look too expensive and investors recoil from the acquiring company's decision, sending its shares lower.
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Later, they both recoil from Kreizler's vicious attempt to solicit insight about the killer from them by tearing into their tragic family secrets.
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There's a reason many people recoil at the idea of sharing their living quarters after age 30: by then, they've seen it all.
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Just have someone say something like 'black lives matter' and watch someone fucking recoil and give you some bullshit like 'all lives matter.
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When a person pulls the trigger, the fire's recoil makes the gun jump backward into the bump stock, which resets the firing mechanism.
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The Hungover Cookbook, available on Amazon, $7.29After a late night out, there's nothing like making brunch together as you simultaneously recoil from sunlight.
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The bump stock uses recoil effects to bounce the rifle off the shooter's shoulder and bump the trigger back into the trigger finger.
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But more importantly this gag reflex that causes progressives to recoil at American exceptionalism is predominant among the elites of the LGBT-Left.
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Any senators — who institutionally prize their independence and the separation of powers — would likely recoil from a presidential attempt to depose their leader.
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Iowa voters might recoil at Tibbetts' death being politicized so quickly, said Timothy Hagle, a political science professor at the University of Iowa.
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The scourge continues, prompting one senior United Nations official to recoil at what he called the "constant horror story of allegations" against the peacekeepers.
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Bump stocks function by using the recoil of a firearm to push the trigger forward against the user's finger between shots, allowing faster fire.
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He would also have to resist the intense recoil, which pushes the torso backward, as well as the heat that radiates from the barrel.
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In the future, entrepreneurs with a world-beating idea for a startup may recoil at the price of a garage to launch it in.
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He simply needs to demand the stricter gun controls Republicans recoil from but which, back in his Democratic years, Mr Trump used to favour.
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But then he discovered the ugly truth—the public hated his ideas and would recoil if he ever tried to put them into effect.
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While this might sound a bit too easy, it will use a ton of ammo and make your shots less accurate due to recoil.
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This explains why so many from the "free speech" generation of the 1960s viscerally recoil at Antifa's Orwellian attempts to silence speech it opposes.
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If he has a very low mass, we could knock him back with less force, and there would be less recoil on the Mandalorian.
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While Washington elites recoil from such a suggestion, a careful analysis confirms Trump is right: Withdrawing U.S. troops from Syria improves our national security.
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The hands drop behind him and recede slightly away from the ball, gathering power as they recoil and then whip around in an instant.
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Unfortunately, since they are very powerful, when the mobile operator fires the weapon, the recoil will bring the rifle's barrel up and off target.
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The machine sent a shock wave of recoil through all his bones, one-two-three-four-five pause one-two-three-four-five pause.
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If you, like Larry, recoil at the thought of whitefish and sable, try this aptly named sandwich from Joan Nathan: the Brooklyn transplant sandwich.
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Bump stocks allow shooters to unleash a hail of bullets by harnessing the gun's recoil to rapidly pull the trigger and mimic automatic fire.
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A bump stock allows the body of the rifle to slide a short distance back and forth, harnessing the recoil energy of each shot.
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Even as Republicans make gains with blue-collar voters, they face considerable headwinds in the suburbs, where voters recoil at Mr. Trump's incendiary style.
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Players don't learn how to adjust for a weapon's recoil, nor do they demonstrate the heat of a gun, or the maintenance of it.
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Some people recoil at the sight of pineapple on pizza, while others would defend the Hawaiian&aposs legitimacy as a topping to the death.
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If the plan were to take root, some Republicans might recoil at such a deep cut because of its potential to increase the deficit.
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In the national CNN poll, Democrats enjoyed big advantages among nonwhite voters and benefited from a pronounced recoil from Trump among college-educated whites.
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The diffusion of the minority population, he argues, may also increase the number of white voters who recoil from Trump's harsh tone toward immigrants.
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The developers tossed out phrases like "predictive recoil" and "boots on the ground" over footage that looked a lot like Black Ops III's multiplayer.
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"All Americans should recoil from the president's praise for a violent assault on a reporter doing his Constitutionally protected job," he wrote in a statement.
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These devices replace the stock on a gun and simulate automatic fire rates with a sliding mechanism that takes advantage of the gun's natural recoil.
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Most high-profile athletes recoil from dipping their toes in the waters of political analysis; not Rousey, who's made clear that she supports Bernie Sanders.
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The stock uses the recoil of the semiautomatic rifle to let the finger "bump" the trigger, making it different from a fully automatic machine gun.
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We British instinctively recoil from the idea of being asked to produce "papers" to prove who we are and the notion of lists of undesirables.
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When they discover that her son was gay, for example, Sixsmith tries to break the news to her gently, expecting her to recoil with horror.
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At the mention of Donald Trump, they usually recoil in horror with remarks about the education, racism and misogyny of the candidate and his supporters.
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Then I sat down with the team from Skyrocket and got to actually hold one of the guns from its new Recoil laser tag system.
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In the case of a nuke detonating near an asteroid, this causes the rock to recoil in the opposite direction of the material being vaporized.
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The end goal is a form of human empathy: Whether you recoil from a sound or lean into it, she sees a path to connection.
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Hedge funds and some other traders seem to have over-anticipated the speed at which the market would rebalance, causing spreads to tighten then recoil.
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" She added, "Nowadays it&aposs so easy to recoil when you see a perfect image on Instagram – but it&aposs important that it&aposs real.
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Just like the unbeloved task of creating an artist statement, many artists recoil at the request that they reflect upon or conceptually dismantle their work.
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My moods aren't predictable, my body feels foreign, and I often recoil from my partner's touch for reasons that have nothing to do with him.
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It's now become an ugly ritual: There's a mass shooting, people recoil in horror and grief, and pop stars issue tweets of condolences and shock.
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I am so surprised that Chichester doesn't recoil at the smell of Delaney, who looks like he hasn't bathed or changed his shirt in weeks.
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But the palpable recoil from Trump among white-collar voters in all regions explains why the GOP losses in suburban House seats extended so widely.
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Though the social entrepreneurs and human-rights advocates in attendance might recoil from the idea, Davos in some ways really is Trump's kind of place.
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" Rather ended the post by stating he remained "optimistic that the vast majority of American people will recoil and speak out at this unwise policy.
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They also created less recoil, making it easier to level the weapon back onto the target between rounds and making automatic fire easier to manage.
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The surge of the Bloc Québécois reflects the extent to which Quebecers recoil when the rest of Canada tries to tell them what to do.
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The upshot is that though he usually voted with whichever conservative bloc was ascendant, on rare occasions Kennedy would peer into the abyss and recoil.
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In reality, if you saw me walking down the street, you wouldn't point at me and recoil and throw up and hide behind a shrub.
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But a bump stock allows the body of the rifle to slide a short distance back and forth, harnessing the recoil energy of each shot.
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There is a sense, especially among Democrats who recoil at Mr. Trump's style of politics, that partisan affiliation reflects more than just a voting preference.
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Mr. Keam, a Buttigieg supporter, said many immigrants recoil from Mr. Sanders's embrace of big-government socialism because it reminds them of homelands they fled.
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When President Trump disrupts an ossified status quo that has ill-served our nation and its people, these same pundits harrumph and recoil in horror.
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If you're over 30, there's a 100% chance that you will recoil in horror at something you posted on the internet over 10 years ago.
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It's also strong enough to spur a reflex response, causing whatever limb is affected to automatically recoil in a similar manner to touching an electric fence.
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The recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania will do nothing to assuage the fears of Clinton supporters who recoil at the thought of a Trump presidency.
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She swings out of bed and takes Jonas by the hand to the kitchen, where both of them recoil at the bright light of the refrigerator.
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We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil.
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"The pound is experiencing a bit of a recoil after rising so steeply in the previous session," said Shin Kadota, senior strategist at Barclays in Tokyo.
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Seldom has a move so matched the wrestler; for a character who was violence personified, only a finishing move that made you legitimately recoil would do.
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It was a deliberate move, one that was meant to cause punk purists to recoil in disgust at the distortion-free guitars and warm, open chords.
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It was my first time firing a handgun fitted with a suppressor, more commonly known as a silencer; the recoil was light as an air gun's.
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For philistines who recoil at the sight of high-priced paintings and sculptures that look worthless, Mr. Cenedella comes across as a reassuring voice of sanity.
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"Maine deserves a Senator who would recoil at the idea of confirming a proven liar, an emotionally unstable partisan, to the Supreme Court," the statement said.
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I will never forget meeting patients for the first time, extending my arm and watching them recoil because they were not used to even being touched.
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It may sound desperate, and there are plenty of people who recoil from it, but according to data from Hinge, it is also an effective strategy.
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Those who hope that a face-lift will raise property values often spar with others who recoil at the prospect of hemorrhaging cash on cosmetic work.
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" Remy sings softly, dreaming of a pistol's recoil over flickering, ethereal guitars: "Don't offer no reason / Instill in them the fear that comes from being prey.
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He lives just a few floors away from her on Manhattan's Upper West Side, and his rather severe Asperger's syndrome makes him recoil from human touch.
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Residents have been relying on bottled water to drink at home but still recoil from using tap water for other purposes, such as washing and cooking.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Léger said the bloc's surge reflected the extent to which Quebecers recoil when the rest of Canada tries to tell them what to do.
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Depending on how such a tax cut were structured, it could run into opposition from Democrats who recoil from reducing funding from Social Security and Medicare.
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As the markets recoil, the Trump administration has flashed signals that it may be prepared to entertain a cease-fire with China to limit economic damage.
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Mr. Trump tends to recoil from the messy particulars, like understanding Purple Hearts aren't something to congratulate soldiers for, or reading through complex foreign policy briefings.
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Think about it in other contexts: would you recoil at the idea of a company knowing what books you casually browsed at the library or bookstore?
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Many market watchers expect the yuan to recoil further next year if President-elect Donald Trump's policies stoke stronger U.S. economic growth and higher interest rates.
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Those policy concerns are reinforcing the cultural and stylistic suburban recoil from Trump visible in both polls and the 2017 election results from Virginia to Alabama.
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At a point in a sustained burst where other guns' recoil effects might be starting to shake you off your target, the Scathelocke is laser-focused.
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Remove the cap, press the button on the end, and the so-called recoil escapement pushes the white gold nib out of the front of the pen.
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Temporarily gives Roadhog's Scrap Gun and chaingun-style attack that fires continuously — with moderate recoil — for six seconds, dealing as much as 5,000 damage during that time.
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Middle Americans who see the film will recoil at seeing their country reduced to a place where the devil drags the hindmost to a violent, racist hell.
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Women within the organization tell Recode that they have broadly resisted the temptation to "name and shame" certain firms, worrying that would cause supportive men to recoil.
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Angela Duckworth, the psychologist who has made "grit" the reigning buzzword in education-policy circles, would surely recoil at any association between it and Wayne's outmoded machismo.
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Many in the country recoil from a future in the shape of RB Leipzig, a corporate creation younger than even the most junior players in its academy.
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To be honest, it wasn't until we had our first kid that she started to have, not necessarily comfort—but that she didn't initially recoil during sex.
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Rising to the occasion could be a great way to inspire any number of conservative evangelicals who recoil at the idea of Trump in the Oval Office.
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The bump stock causes the gun's recoil to press against the shooter's finger after each shot, firing rounds much more quickly than possible by pulling it manually.
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Everything about an individual AR-215 can be changed with aftermarket parts — the caliber of ammunition, recoil, range, weight, length, hold and grip, and on and on.
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In order to conserve momentum, the kicked ball must recoil with a momentum of –15 kg×m/s (since –15 + 5 = –10, just like before the collision).
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The women she encountered, insofar as they appear in Moore's biography at all, seem likely to have joined the men in their patterns of fascination and recoil.
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Turkle noticed that other kids are drawn to these kids, just as they recoil from the kid who doesn't have a bucket and is needy for theirs.
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These are places crowded with voters who tilt toward liberal positions on social issues and recoil from Trump's volatile persona, particularly the way he talks about race.
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Mr. Sanabria, who has been nominated for seven Grammys and toured overseas, says some people still recoil when he tells them he is from the South Bronx.
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And there are the nationalists who are chiefly focused on immigration and trade and recoil at the prospect of Mr. Trump's being surrounded by Wall Street figures.
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A bump stock uses the recoil of a semi-automatic rifle to slide a gun back and forth so that it bumps rapidly against the trigger finger.
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Bump stocks harness the recoil from semi-automatic weapons to increase the rate of firing to mimic that of automatic weapons, which are illegal for citizen use.
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But for 2018, there's no question that the recoil from Trump among white-collar white women has emerged as the single most powerful force propelling Democratic opportunities.
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The sport consisted of running and butting the head against the paunch and being bounced back, the recoil being in pro- portion to the force of contact.
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While many business leaders recoil at Trump's authoritarian tendencies, said tendencies may be more palatable to a man who has argued that democracy and freedom are incompatible.
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" So now, she admits, "We keep wet wipes on the table while we're eating … we recoil a little bit when they run up to us at the table.
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A bump-fire stock is a device that harnesses the recoil of a semiautomatic firearm to allow a shooter to fire shots in quick succession, mimicking automatic gunfire.
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Musk's boasts about the ease of Tesla's ordering process sometimes cause me to recoil a bit; shouldn't making a $40,000 and up buying decision have a few hurdles?
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And Native Americans have been subjected to constant stereotyping through words and images, which is why so many recoil when Trump uses the term "Pocahontas" to dismiss Sen.
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But, as the spat between the French and the Dutch finance ministers showed, many, maybe most, of the rest of the EU's states increasingly recoil from that future.
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"We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil," she wrote.
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However, markets began to recoil against the Fed exiting its role in the bond market, and the reduction was ended well ahead of what most analysts had anticipated.
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While some tech execs and VCs recoil at the thought of using leverage, the truth is that the Innovation Economy has accessed debt for more than 212.5 years.
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Now, there are always to blunt the trauma, but if even a single person losses care or access to quality coverage in the process, the electorate will recoil.
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"We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil," she continues.
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"We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil," she continued.
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Others recoil from controversial Supreme Court decisions or are alarmed by 21st century trends in society and technology that exacerbate the problem of money and disproportionate political influence.
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The stock uses the recoil effect to bounce the rifle off the shooter's shoulder and "bump" the trigger back into the trigger finger, thereby firing the weapon repeatedly.
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" And the White House Correspondents' Association said that "All Americans should recoil from the president's praise for a violent assault on a reporter doing his Constitutionally protected job.
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Despite some concerns about recoil, the 7.62 x 51 mm NATO round was adopted in 1954, thanks largely to America's belief that it was the best choice available.
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That remains true even after they commit acts in the name of upward mobility that would make another ambitious couple, Shakespeare's Macbeth and his lady, recoil in horror.
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We might like or love the friend with whom we pose, but we recoil at this rendering that makes our faces different and similar at the same time.
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Puberty 2 is, among other things, an argument against desire — an exploration of how the self/body can recoil from its own romantic longings as if physically sick.
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As Jesús, both victim and monster, slips into drugs, sexual abuse, psychosis, incest and necrophilia, Paz Soldán perfectly modulates the tension, evincing our sympathy even as we recoil.
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Some people recoil at any touch intended as affectionate that does not come from someone close; others can find the same touch, in the same circumstances, a comfort.
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Things really get going around Episode 6, in which Eliza and Henry touch, in a sexy way, for the first time, then recoil back into their defensive poses.
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This culture of cruelty is what drives decent people from public service, and what makes millions of Americans recoil from politics, and even from participating in our democracy.
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That poses a quandary for those who admire and support the protest movement, but who recoil at the notion of such a unique and vibrant enclave self-destructing.
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While many parents recoil at the idea of borrowing — perhaps because they are burdened by student loans themselves — it can make sense to take on some student debt.
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The biggest message of the 2019 elections has been that the suburban recoil from Trump's definition of the GOP has continued to spread beyond traditionally Democratic-leaning terrain.
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Ukrainians cherish their bipartisan American support that has sustained their EuroAtlantic aspirations, and they recoil at the thought of playing a role in U.S. domestic politics or elections.
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A bump stock is an attachment that makes it easier to fire rounds from a semi-automatic weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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If you want some homework, I think you could estimate the recoil speed of the star destroyer by looking at one of the Imperial dudes flying across the bridge.
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In the background, men, perhaps saytrs, recoil at the screeching, a far cry from Ribera's comedic drawings like "Masked Man with Small Figures Clambering Up his Body" (late 1620s).
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Common to all, however, is a recoil from secularism and a search for a moral authority more powerful, because more traditional, than that of the state or of liberalism.
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The latter would doubtless recoil at footing the bill, preferring to concentrate on curbing current emissions in the mistaken belief that once these reach zero, the job is done.
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It sat in the car cup holder as he drove, and I remember looking at it, trying to not recoil from the smell, and imagining it turning to vapor.
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In the rock record, where stories of our solar system's past lay buried, we might find the fossilized recoil of startled atomic nuclei, the frozen footprints of a WIMP.
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Freese and Drukier say a proof-of-principle paleo-detector would first have to demonstrate that it can find recoil tracks left by known particles such as solar neutrinos.
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Now, a lot of people into tech are really into their coffee, too, and a lot of those people would recoil at the thought of Nespresso in their homes.
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The "feel" part is especially impressive, including heat from the planet's molten surface and the recoil from blasters as participants walk through in interactive adventure and mow down Stormtroopers.
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So, instead of making Mr. Thiam recoil from such a treacherous journey, his brother's death has actually made him more likely to set off on the same perilous course.
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As a graduate student in the late 1960s, I came to see that my natural recoil from intentionally harming animals was a hindrance to how I understood scientific progress.
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This year we commemorate the 55th anniversary of that tragic summer and recoil at the making of almost two dozen more martyrs to white supremacist terrorism in El Paso.
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"All Americans should recoil from the president's praise for a violent assault on a reporter doing his Constitutionally protected job," WHCA President Olivier Knox wrote in a press release.
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Then, there is the extraordinary moment when Moll, harried by two solid men, turns and roars at them, so fiercely that they recoil as if confronted by a tiger.
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While men are often celebrated for deviating from the norm and breaking barriers, it often feels like these award shows still recoil from women who do the same thing.
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Amid his numerous slogans, the phrase has made many people especially recoil because of its centrality in a chilling moment of 20th century history: Josef Stalin's 1930s show trials.
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Light, precise and with little recoil, the Colt Armalite Rifle-15 Sporter hit the market in the early 1960s as the first civilian version of the military's M16 rifle.
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When this energy is released, the recoil from these tissues allows the tongue to perform much better than it would be able to do from spontaneous muscle action alone.
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Democrats are all but daring them to vote for the bill, anyway, brandishing polling data suggesting voters will recoil at provisions that cut taxes for companies and the rich.
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It makes one want to recoil — a typical reaction to her work, by her own account — at the same time that the extreme honesty demands empathy and even pity.
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But as the vulnerability and shame expert Brené Brown reveals in her book, "Daring Greatly," many grow uneasy or even recoil if men take them up on their offer.
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If you are among them — if you recoil, justifiably, at the colonial privilege and male dominance that underlie Gauguin's late paintings — then I plead with you: See this show.
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And he has the speed, strength and technique to bend and control the recoil of poles designed for vaulters as heavy as 195 pounds — 13 above his own weight.
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There are reasons to recoil from all this, and what private furies Gibson may be confronting, at the cost of more than forty million dollars, I hate to think.
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Polls have showed higher approval ratings for Trump among African American men than women, amid indications that men admire his strong personality but women recoil at his bullying demeanor.
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But when those weapons are outfitted with a bump stock, the gun's recoil energy is used to "bump" the trigger into the shooter's finger, making it fire much faster.
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If I tell these women that "modest fashion" is what they are actually looking for, most would recoil, as if I'm also telling them that they're old-fashioned or uptight.
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The letter refers to a form of trick shooting known to gun enthusiasts as "bump fire," where the recoil caused by the firearm is used to pull the trigger faster.
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Just as pulling back a slingshot before firing it allows you to shoot a projectile further and faster, the recoil from elastic tissues greatly enhances the tongue's overall firing power.
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If the smell of cigarette smoke makes you recoil, you&aposre not alone: One study found that smoking in a home can reduce its resale value by up to 29%.
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Jennifer Villavicencio, a fellow with the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, told the Times that at 13 weeks, fetuses do not feel pain and cannot recoil from a threat.
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But they also led the Washington elite to recoil at a wild-haired man who bore none of the stoic presence of the nation's previous general-turned-statesman, George Washington.
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And they may also recoil at any attempt to throw Wall -- who has appeared frequently before the Court and is a former clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas, under the bus.
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" Gongora urged people to talk openly about menstruation so that girls will understand it both as an "inconvenience and a gift" and boys will never "recoil from the word tampon.
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The past week suggests Trump and his advisers see cultural confrontation as a vaccine against the risk his voters may recoil from these efforts to squeeze programs they rely upon.
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If you told someone with a penis that you were going to scratch, slap, or tie up their genitals, chances are, they'd recoil at the mere thought of the pain.
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Part two of the plan is to suddenly recoil in horror at the fact of the budget deficit (yes, the same one that Republicans happily conjured up by cutting taxes).
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Cuba's shoddy infrastructure would continue to deteriorate, foreign investors would recoil, already marginal communities would become even poorer and the exodus of desperate Cubans to the United States would accelerate.
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The recoil of the gun shook his body and he fell backwards into the ringing silence, smiling as he drifted up into the ethereal shadows cast by the dancing leaves.
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Likening the election to a tug of war, Ms. Matthews said the president was trying to energize his predominantly white and male base even as moderate women recoil from him.
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And, to make shooting more accurate on weaker network connections, PUBG Mobile Lite will have enhanced aim assist, no bullet drop effect on longer-distance shots, and less weapon recoil.
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And while I assume our national security apparatus already pays close attention to social networks, I still recoil at the idea of it building a comprehensive database of public posts.
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Is it measured by the projected response of a future audience — puzzlement, recoil, sheer indifference — or by the distance between what you envision and what ends up on the page?
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Finally, one man in sunglasses appears to slap her butt as he jogs by, prompting Bozarjian to visibly recoil as she struggles to maintain her composure and resume the broadcast.
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"All Americans should recoil from the president's praise for a violent assault on a reporter doing his Constitutionally protected job," White House Correspondents Association President Olivier Knox said in a statement.
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VirTra is the higher standard in firearms training simulators, offering a variety of simulator platforms, powerful gas-powered recoil kits and the patented Threat-Fire™ simulated hostile return fire system.
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Researchers used the Dubna Gas-Filled Recoil Separator at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research along with the heavy ion accelerator capabilities at the Flerov Laboratory of Nuclear Reactions in Moscow.
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It's the first time I've played Call of Duty: WWII multiplayer, meaning I have no knowledge of map layouts or muscle memory for the various guns, their firing rates, and recoil.
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With "Art as Ritual," the work on display was that of human emotion, art action as a means of processing difficult experiences, and my immediate response was to recoil and intellectualize.
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"Maine deserves a Senator who would recoil at the idea of confirming a proven liar, an emotionally unstable partisan, to the Supreme Court," the groups said in a statement last week.
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Indeed, with his shabby rented room and his boring, repetitive job, Soares is as ordinary as can be—the kind of person an aesthete would recoil from, or simply not notice.
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Market chatter about a possible production freeze after next month's meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC oil ministers in Algeria fueled a recoil that would probably have happened in any event.
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These rounds were powerful and accurate, but they were also heavy, expensive, and created a great deal of recoil as compared to the service rifles and cartridges of the modern era.
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Such devices allow firearm owners to take advantage of a gun's recoil to simulate an automatic rifle's ability to fire rounds in rapid succession, while not violating laws banning automatic weapons.
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Market chatter about a possible production freeze after next month's meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC oil ministers in Algeria fuelled a recoil that would probably have happened in any event.
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The wind and buoy data suggested that the system would pass north of Hawaii, which would have sent a recoil swell to Waimea but not likely something up to Eddie's standards.
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Players will be able to customize almost every aspect of the weapon physics—recoil, spread, damage, viewmodel position—so they can practice shooting modeled after Counter-Strike or any other game.
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Remember how you feel every time you see a Trump rally and recoil as his hyped-up base falls further into his thrall, excited and entertained by his animus and depravity.
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Finally, a cultural recoil from the tyranny of the digital and the virtual and the Very Online, today's version of the technocratic, technological, potentially totalitarian Machine that Jacobs's Christian humanists opposed.
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People do recoil at attack ads and rhetoric, but in a two-person race they will hold their nose and vote for the aggressor if the attack has a real impact.
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I kind of recoil at this question, to be honest, because I feel like this has been done a million times: carry your own water bottle, carry your own grocery bags.
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Economic considerations aside, right-wing legislators might seek waivers simply because they dislike government intervention in the private market and recoil from spending money on what they consider wasteful welfare programs.
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Schwarzman notoriously stuck with Trump even after most of the forum's members departed in recoil at the president's racially divisive remarks about the white supremacist torchlight parade and riot in Charlottesville.
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"Suu Kyi has got many supporters who are so thoroughly biased in favor of (her) that when she is criticized it does make them recoil and have firmer stances," Smith said.
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"People intuitively recoil against people who look as though they will exploit others, the social collective, and undermine the greater good," Dacher Keltner, a UC Berkley psychologist who studies power, says.
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While there have been instances of people mounting firearms (and chainsaws) to drones, there are some drawbacks — the recoil from a gunshot makes it impractical for actually being an effective weapons platform.
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Bump stocks use a gun's recoil to bump its trigger, enabling a legal semi-automatic weapon to fire hundreds of rounds per minute as if it were a fully automatic machine gun.
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Or it could go the Hollywood route, and use "a nuclear device that would vaporize part of the surface, and then the recoil from the surface would push the asteroid," Chodas says.
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The real fun, though, is hearing the haughty Frey (who even brought along his fencing gear) recoil from the "dreadful" Scottish accents, the "disgusting" food and the "offensive stench" of the streets.
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Whether you have never touched a gun in your life or grew up hunting every weekend, the Marines drill you in how to steady your sights, master your breathing and control recoil.
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People who recoil from the films of Yorgos Lanthimos, such as " Dogtooth " (2009) and " The Lobster " (2015), find them chilly and heartless, and even some of his fans would tend to agree.
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Richard, as Shakespeare conceived him, was inwardly tormented by insecurity and rage, the consequences of a miserable, unloved childhood and a twisted spine that made people recoil at the sight of him.
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But it is a powerful weapon: light, easy to hold and to fire, with limited recoil, its bullets shooting out of the muzzle more than twice as fast as most handgun rounds.
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He raised his arm, pointed his finger like a gun and "made a recoil motion as if to suggest he had shot him," the Pennsylvania superior court said in a Tuesday decision.
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On Saturday afternoon, Recoil magazine and Magpul Industries, which makes firearms accessories, were planning to distribute free 30-round magazines at the State House to show their disdain for the expected law.
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He remembers a moment on the first day of the first gathering he attended, when a white woman from rural Kentucky with a strong accent started speaking and he felt himself recoil.
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The dancers embrace then recoil from one another's touch so often that this action-reaction sequence comes to feel inevitable, and like a fixation of the choreographer, a scab he keeps picking.
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But in the lobby surveillance video released by the police, the woman is seen turning on the man and attacking, swinging the purse, and he seemed to recoil in shock and flee.
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"All Americans should recoil from the President's praise for a violent assault on a reporter doing his Constitutionally protected job," White House Correspondents Association president Olivier Knox said in a statement Friday.
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Like the class of 783 propelled into politics by the backlash against Richard Nixon and Watergate, the class of 2018 launched by the recoil from Trump could shape Democratic politics for years.
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One of his inspirations was a set of vintage photographs of low-friction beds from the 1950s, where doctors measured the body's recoil as the heart beats as a proxy for cardiac function.
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But it went well, and the doctors were able to keep his nerve and recoil it in his lower leg, meaning he could continue to move his foot the way he used to.
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Another company, Slide Fire Solutions, began making its own version of the bump stock that was approved by the ATF, in large part because it lacked a recoil spring that Akins had included.
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It may be quicker to arrive with the guest's order, and, maybe most importantly for the sluggards amongst us, it probably won't recoil when guests answer the door dressed only in their underpants.
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Part of public redesign recoil comes from people's instinctive distaste for sudden change, said Debbie Millman, host of the podcast Design Matters and the School of Visual Arts' chair of master's in branding.
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When you are traveling with precocious tween kids who are super judgy about any type of smoking and recoil from the stench of beer, how do you even broach the subject of marijuana?
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As The Verge's resident headphones obsessive, I should probably be expected to recoil in horror at the sight of a product named Sound Huggle that is two parts earmuffs, one part wireless headphones.
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He didn't recoil when I touched him and he wasn't some sullen teenager who was angry at me for no reason, and he didn't abandon me and move away after his father died.
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That may be a surprise for many Americans who recoil at the often-stunning partisan displays emanating regularly from the nation's capital -- contentious hearings and news conferences, floor fights, threats of government shutdowns.
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But we're also fighting the bullet drop, the movement controls, the recoil, and all of the other things that we need to develop skills with in order to actually make this fight happen.
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"With the small size of the bullet, the high velocity and low recoil, it's easier to be accountable for each shot you fire than with something like a pistol or shotgun," he said.
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"We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil," she wrote on Twitter following the attack.
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"I don't know of many African-Americans and Latinos who heard Mr. Trump's words and did not recoil at the thought that we're returning to an era we thought was behind us," Rep.
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Going back to Light Mode made me recoil at the sudden restoration of brightness, like I was some vampire who'd just had the blinds in front of him pulled back at high noon.
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Those geographically dispersed results testify to the breadth of the recoil from the Trump-era GOP among these well-educated white voters that Republicans in an earlier generation considered part of their base.
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Awkward Family Photos 2020 Day-to-Day Calendar, available on Amazon, $12.56Matching outfits, terrible stage direction, and a collection of 365 photos that will make you recoil in either recognition or secondhand embarrassment.
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A bump stock uses the recoil effect to bounce the rifle off of the shoulder of the shooter, which in turn causes the trigger to continuously bump back into the shooter's trigger finger.
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What these numbers suggest is that the far right has a political ceiling: that while its supporters may be hardcore, the majority of Europeans still recoil from its vision — at least for now.
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I figure sixty seconds is good, because it takes twenty to thirty seconds for the listener to even recoil from the last song and realize even that what they're hearing isn't just feedback.
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They work when applied to a rifle's receiver by using the recoil effect of semiautomatic rifle fire to "bump" the gun's trigger back into the trigger finger, causing the weapon to discharge repeatedly.
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It should be enough for me to simply scream obscenities at my computer, spill lukewarm coffee on my keyboard, and momentarily recoil in horror at this thought before moving onto some other distraction.
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The deal's terms have caused some publishers to recoil, as a 50 percent cut is higher than the 30 percent that Apple usually takes from apps and subscriptions sold through its App Store.
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But "Walworth" was — to use a metaphor Mr. Walsh's agoraphobic characters would no doubt recoil from — a walk in the park compared to "Ballyturk," which was first staged in Galway, Ireland, in 2014.
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Recently, Mr. Byrne became fascinated by the interface between historical repertoire and electronica, performing with amplification and live-processing software or improvising to backing tracks — projects that might make period-instrument purists recoil.
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It's ghastly and cruel and one of the few instances when this reader felt authentic emotional recoil because, yes, that is exactly the kind of depravity in which a brutal conqueror might engage.
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Some economists recoil at the prospect of the government's spending on students who can afford college instead of only on poor or working-class kids trying to make do with need-based grants.
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The devices replace the standard stock and grip of a semi-automatic firearm, making it easier to fire rounds from such a weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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Seriously, what do you do when a guy finds out how old you are and you can see him physically recoil, suddenly directing his conversation into his beer in one-word response format?
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Sans-serif histories or narratives trail across the screen, set to popular music, and you follow — until some quote or anecdote drops, so full of discriminative irony and illogic it makes you recoil.
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That was partly because right-leaning voters consider the phrase too loosely applied to any conservative and partly because some swing voters recoil from the level of personal acrimony inherent in the charge.
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Studies show that Western consumers who may recoil from the idea of eating insect-based meals will try insects if they are processed and disguised -- tucked inside familiar favorites as it were, Hoffman said.
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Since most machine guns are illegal in the United States, the change would effectively ban bump stocks, which channel semi-automatic firearms' recoil into rapid fire, allowing them to spew bullets like automatic weapons.
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The devices, which replace the standard stock and grip of a semi-automatic firearm, make it easier to fire rounds from such a weapon by harnessing the gun's recoil to "bump" the trigger faster.
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The images were in stark contrast to gory crime scene and autopsy photos also displayed of half-naked bodies sprawled among garbage — images that made family members wince, weep and recoil in the gallery.
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But perhaps the biggest obstacle to the wider consumption of insects is the "yuk" factor: many people in the West will happily eat shrimps or whitebait, but recoil at the idea of eating locusts.
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Check out this example: I love the new meta If you fire the Negev for about one second, the recoil will even out and you can line up shots as easily as other weapons.
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Educate your sons so they don't recoil from the word 'tampon,' so when a girl bleeds through her khaki shorts in third period (pun intended), they don't perpetuate the cycle of shame and intolerance.
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"We will never be able to understand why events like this take place because it is not in our nature, which is why we shouldn't recoil," the singer wrote in a Tweet on Friday.
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Bump stocks use the recoil of semiautomatic rifles to replicate the effect of an automatic weapon, letting people hold down the trigger to fire multiple rounds rather than squeezing the trigger for each shot.
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The game is known for its terrifyingly immersive environments, but those sensations are significantly more impactful when the recoil from your revolver makes such a powerful sound that you feel it in your torso.
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The lopsided result seemed to refute any speculation that voters would recoil at the prospect of a Trump presidency after Mr. Trump all-but-secured the Republican nomination when he won the Indiana primary.
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"Hate in America: A Town on Fire", a recent Discovery Channel broadcast about Kalispell, Montana, attempted to conflate gun-lovers who recoil at big government with the few white supremacists shown at the start.
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Pistol braces, also known as blades or stabilizing braces, claim to "enhance accuracy and reduce felt recoil when using an AR-style pistol," according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
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Firing ranges in general commonly ban bump stocks, which increase the rate of fire of semi-automatic weapons by using recoil to allow the shooter to engage the trigger more rapidly, according to Politico.
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Part of the group's mission is to simply provide a home for people who want to shoot, or to learn about shooting, but who recoil at the right-wing trappings of mainstream gun culture.
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The approach is not unlike the way his church has taken its place in American evangelicalism, with a decidedly unusual flavor that might even appeal to those who recoil from a typical Sunday service.
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Five years ago Wilk's client, Heather Oberdorf, was blinded in one eye when she says a faulty dog collar broke and caused her retractable dog leash to recoil and hit her face and glasses.
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On Ukraine, Mr Trump went to great lengths to circumvent his own White House and State Department, where professionals might recoil at pressuring a foreign government to dig up dirt on a domestic rival.
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The three biggest challenges looming in 2020 for Trump, many analysts agree, are: The recoil from his definition of the Republican Party in white-collar suburbs, including many that previously leaned toward the GOP.
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I implore our intelligence and security services to work together for the common good, and for our government to seek avenues of repudiation so egregious they make prospective hackers recoil from future criminal activities.
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Most people reacted with an immediate recoil when I offered to let them try the Pavlok, but there were a few kindred spirits who seemed to enjoy the experience as much as I did.
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But Rio is expected to tell a meeting of investors and analysts on Thursday that it expects iron ore prices to recoil next year, as demand from Chinese steel mills tapers off, according to analysts.
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Rather than perceive the US president as powerful, North Korea could recoil from Trump's scathing and unpredictable reaction to disagreements with his closest allies — and find it harder to come to an agreement with him.
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That is, unless our regularly scheduled programming is disrupted by something, say, a virus that makes us foam at the mouth and recoil from water... or one that edges us closer to schizophrenia, or suicide.
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Moreover, pro-privacy Apple would likely recoil at the prospect of more companies following in Facebook's footsteps and seeking root-level access of customers' phones, even if those companies were paying people for the privilege.
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With hedge funds already so bearish on gasoline and bullish on heating oil, and margins already having moved significantly, the risk now is that margins will recoil as the funds try to take some profits.
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Against the dollar, the euro was lower at $1.1218, furthering its recoil from Thursday's one-month high of $1.1342, with the Brussels blasts overshadowing a German business sentiment survey and euro zone purchasing managers' surveys.
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Once he got into power, there was a near-instant recoil from some of the behaviors people had looked forward to, or at least condoned, when Zuma was just an alternative to the status quo.
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It is not difficult to find Republicans who recoil at how their own nominee has, to borrow the phrase made famous by Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the former New York senator and sociologist, defined deviancy down.
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By thirteen, I stopped being able to look at myself in the mirror—and the few times I accidentally glimpsed my reflection I'd recoil like I'd got hit in the face by a jellyfish stinger.
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But he has consistently preached a more moderate, business-friendly politics, a stance that is endearing to many industry leaders who recoil at the more fire-and-brimstone anti-tech rhetoric of Warren and Sanders.
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For a sign of how ostensibly progressive Democrats can recoil at tax changes that affect their pocketbooks, nearly all Democratic senators recently voted to eliminate a cap on the deductibility of state and local taxes.
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They have different, and in some cases, overlapping priorities: Staunch Conservatives and Free Marketeers Both these groups are fiscal conservatives and both will recoil at the ballooning deficit and debt caused by Republican tax cuts.
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EVEN THOSE who recoil at eating supper out of a soggy box, fear being mowed down by curry-bearing cyclists or think the death of home cooking is a cultural abomination should admire Jitse Groen.
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