See, individual light rays can't talk to each other—if you're riding on a light ray, causality prevents you from talking to somebody riding on an adjacent light ray.
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"That one was for the boys who've been riding on the front all day - they've had a couple of tough days, always riding on the front on some really long stages," he said.
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There's a lot riding on this game, for all involved.
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Nintendo has a lot riding on its new game console.
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A lot is riding on this match – money and reputation.
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The metal is riding on a wave C from $6,727.
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Buy at Rivendell Riding on wet roads is sometimes unavoidable.
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An awful lot will be riding on the Model 3.
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But there's a lot riding on Barr's testimony before Congress.
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By contrast, Tesla's Autopilot is riding on the cutting edge.
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Scooter riding on sidewalks is controversial due to safety issues.
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And there is a lot riding on Sword and Shield.
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And investors have $73.5 million riding on whether it works.
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There are economic and cultural repercussions riding on the answer.
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I didn't have everything riding on my success at school.
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He's secretly the one I've got my hopes riding on.
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The metal is riding on a wave C from $26.4051,727.
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"A lot was riding on the energy file," Thomas said.
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Also, the rocket literally has a lot riding on it.
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"Cruz has the most riding on Super Tuesday," said Stutts.
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Residents use these paths when riding on their motor bikes.
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Sanders in particular has a lot riding on the race.
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That means a lot is riding on Apple's forward guidance.
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A lot is riding on the success of the drug.
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What is the Nintendo Switch, and what's riding on it?
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I did this s— with fame riding on my shoulders.
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For Xiaomi, a lot is riding on the new phone.
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Still, Aladdin has a lot riding on its magic carpet.
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Yet I've been riding on waves of shock and despair.
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But riding on roads is much more dangerous for riders.
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It felt as if so much was riding on it.
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The money riding on the outcome runs into the trillions.
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Mr. Snitzer, 66, had a lot riding on this fair.
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Beyond a little pride, there was nothing riding on it.
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Prime, riding on Toyota's new scalable chassis architecture, rectifies that.
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Everything went smoothly — and a lot was riding on it.
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The two young men riding on it were shot dead.
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"I'm not riding on that thing again," he told the newspaper .
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For now, nearly everything is riding on Mattel's partnership with Alibaba.
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He wanted to know if Stallard would consider riding on it.
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He and his movement are clearly riding on demographic borrowed time.
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A lot of money is riding on the ban coming soon.
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Both had a lot riding on the success of this endeavor.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were understandably cautious.
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It's fair to say there's a lot riding on this year.
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The next Galaxy phone will have a lot riding on it.
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But she's got a lot riding on it, though, doesn't she?
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were understandably anxious.
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HTC has a lot riding on the success of the Vive.
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There's a lot riding on whether or not the wifi works.
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DC also has more riding on "Wonder Woman" than ever before.
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Gadhafi had a lot riding on his deal with the world.
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For fans, there's a lot riding on what's going to happen.
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Her recovering partner also has a lot riding on this season.
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Suddenly, Travis Barker's got a lot riding on Brock Lesnar vs.
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So, Manchin's right ... there's a lot riding on Trump's speech tonight.
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The guy sure has a lot riding on those broad shoulders.
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Two people riding on his back held on for their lives.
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Either way, the season will be riding on Syndergaard's next start.
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A lot is riding on Snapchat's building up its ad business.
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There was more riding on the outcome than a gold medal.
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He did most of his own horseback riding on the show.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home had a lot riding on it.
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There is a lot riding on the Atlanta Falcons 103 season.
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One would be these anonymous or unidentified hitmen riding on motorbikes.
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A lot is riding on whether that proves to be true.
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic has a lot riding on the answer.
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The new Golf, riding on Volkswagen's MQB architecture, is even better.
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A lot is riding on Pitt and the international box office.
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These wheels make it feel like you're riding on a cloud.
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We are also riding on the coattails of the food movement.
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Many of these donors had a lot riding on Clinton's decisions.
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MUCH WAS riding on Elvis Presley's return to Las Vegas in 1969.
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"Many people here have a lot riding on the tariffs," Chrusciel said.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon Riding on wet roads is sometimes unavoidable.
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Benioff and Weiss have a lot riding on these final six episodes.
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In the doctored photo, DeGeneres appears to be riding on his back.
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No pressure, guys, but we have a lot riding on this relationship.
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Developer Bungie has a lot riding on Destiny 2's Forsaken expansion.
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"There's a lot of national pride riding on Go-Jek," he says.
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CBS All Access has a lot riding on this "Star Trek" series.
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NASA has a lot riding on the launch of JWST in 2021.
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He calls a group of people riding on the scooters a flock.
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I was riding on an ICBM dick on gay pride in Toronto!
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It looks like Ky and I were riding on a little carousel.
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For Samsung, however, a lot is riding on the new flagship smartphones.
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In a way, the app is only riding on other social networks.
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That he's riding on another platform that will provide economics and scale.
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It's a major reason to keep riding on the one-way street.
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There's a lot riding on Season 8, particularly as credible rivals emerge.
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Riding on the prevailing culinary winds, trattoria spores drifted far and wide.
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I was this half-Chinese-American boy riding on a weird contraption.
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Esteban was riding on the back of a moped with a friend.
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A.'s basketball aspirations are riding on LeBron James's very strong shoulders.
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The giant consulting firm has millions of dollars riding on the outcome.
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Because of this shift, Harley has much more riding on foreign sales.
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Riding on a bubble The bubble of nothing serves another purpose, too.
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The publicity sparked an unparalleled career of endurance-riding on roller coasters.
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You can get one riding on the wind a little too much.
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There's obviously a lot of money and contracts riding on their actions.
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The moderate candidate with the most riding on Tuesday's primary is Klobuchar.
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There's a lot riding on that marriage, and damage control always looms.
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A lot is riding on Tesla's ability to scale up operations quickly.
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Is riding on a fish carousel really a common fantasy among children?
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It's safe to say there's a lot riding on Full Frontal's success.
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There's a lot of money riding on both sides overcoming these challenges.
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" Biden's candidacy is in part riding on the belief that people will want to look backward to Barack Obama and to a fantastical time of bipartisan camaraderie; Warren's candidacy is riding on the idea of "big structural change.
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And a lot more is riding on his ability to pull it off.
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But the pound is also riding on the coat-tails of the dollar.
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Another experiment is remotely slowing the vehicle if someone's riding on the sidewalk.
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Prabowo is riding on concerns about Beijing's influence and Indonesia becoming economically dependent.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were cautious and volumes subdued.
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Beto O'Rourke of Texas have a lot riding on this fundraising period, too.
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Riding on the Continuum, the thought of component failure never crosses my mind.
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They're 50,000 people riding on Toyota pickups with World War II machine guns.
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"A lot of the ecosystem components are riding on their backs," Russell says.
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Hyundai Asan has the most riding on the prospect of a peaceful peninsula.
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In it, I'm riding on the back of her bike down a hill.
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According to a source he was riding on the rims when he arrived.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I saw Sully the other day while riding on a plane.
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"We are simply riding on the back of this incredible technology," he said.
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That's a lot riding on a clear definition of the term "natural" foods.
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"The market rally appears to be riding on irrationally high hopes," he said.
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WeWork has $6 billion riding on the timing and success of its IPO.
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This is essentially the only game with anything of consequence riding on it.
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So for Wall Street, a lot is going to be riding on Spiegel.
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What's the best track to listen to while riding on a Boris Bike?
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Everything that you're seeing Tom doing, he's doing free riding on cold cobblestones.
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"That means they have a lot riding on telling the truth," he said.
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He spent a lot of time riding on or caring for his motorcycle.
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Seven involved riding on the backs of train cars, one police official said.
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More than just the success of the caucuses is riding on Saturday's success.
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And for Amazon and Walmart, a lot was riding on this festive season.
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"A lot is riding on the state and local tax deductions," Pomerleau said.
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"We had real riding on the water," the stunt coordinator Mr. Brown recalled.
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With no money riding on the fights, losses are not taken seriously here.
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For smaller schools, there's a lot riding on an invitation to the big dance.
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Taking place between December 2 and 14, a lot is riding on the summit.
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He has tens of millions of dollars riding on building projects in Saudi Arabia.
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Yet there is much more riding on the outcome than one man's political fortunes.
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There's a lot riding on Season 210 of Stranger Things, but we're cautiously optimistic.
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In Venezuela, the financial hopes of Eliset González are riding on a niche trade.
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There was so much riding on his being perfect for the next five years.
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We heard of a parrot riding on its owner's shoulder, but not a rooster.
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Facebook has a lot riding on whether this works out at WhatsApp, for example.
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There's a lot of national pride riding on Masquerada for Tan and his team.
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Riders for not wearing helmets and riding on scooters when they're under the influence.
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All of that means they have a lot riding on making that job work.
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You'll probably get turned away from your local drive-thru riding on your horse.
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MegaGames are riding on that same sort of energy that a puzzle room does.
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Diana's got a lot riding on her shoulders in the new Wonder Woman movie.
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"There is a lot riding on the match for both of us," Murray said.
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But Eichengreen said a lot was riding on Trump's ability to push changes through.
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An earlier version of this submission misstated which avenue the author was riding on.
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The bike can handle about 140 miles of urban riding on a full charge.
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Cowell was arrested the next day after a passenger spotted him riding on BART.
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There's a lot riding on the network, and that is just one equipment set.
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The pressure riding on the event was equal for both interviewer and the subject.
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Much is riding on the tax plan, which the business community has eagerly awaited.
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I was riding on such a high this morning and now it's going down.
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A great deal had been riding on Mr. Gantz's image as a clean politician.
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There is, for instance, a lot riding on Durant's quest for his first championship.
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There's quite a lot riding on whether Prada and Simons will work well together.
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With the future of the company riding on it, Uber couldn't afford not to.
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Klobuchar has a LOT riding on the debate and a strong performance in Iowa.
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Pruitt has a lot riding on his testimony, and so do all of us.
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In many cases, they fall off people's wrists while riding on the ferris wheel.
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And, of course, riding on all of this is Antetokounmpo's future with the Bucks.
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As the first portable Sonos product, the Move has a lot riding on it.
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Semiconductor exports posted their best monthly performance on record, riding on strong electronics demand.
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Such groups are riding on growing anti-minority sentiment across the region, Eurasia said.
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Much was riding on the performance of 22017-year-old English captain Harry Kane.
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But the asexual, or ace, community has a lot more riding on Jughead's arc.
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You wouldn't expect that if poor kids are just riding on rich kids' coattails.
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On March 21, Serge Fournier, 74, was riding on a bus with Cadesha Bishop, 25.
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Soca is about uniting and mixing African and Indian beats and riding on the similarities.
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And it's especially important with new technology, since there's so much money riding on it.
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And everything is riding -- all these major precedents are now riding on this pivotal decision.
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Given how much was riding on us buying that concept, this was no mean feat.
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A lot, in other words, is riding on little Hisahito to replenish the stud book.
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That could definitely come in handy if you have any money riding on a horse.
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And a lot more is riding on his ability to pull it off this time.
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However, on the demand side, much is riding on how summer's gasoline glut plays out.
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Even by Marvel Cinematic Universe standards, Captain Marvel has a lot riding on her shoulders.
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Nvidia shares jumped more than 17 percent Wednesday, riding on the coattails of strong earnings.
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Regrettably, we all too often resemble passengers on a airplane that is riding on autopilot.
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I can't think of another prime minister who had so much riding on one decision.
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It all works together in perfect balance, riding on the melted chocolate and hazelnut paste.
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To say that there's a lot riding on the midterm elections would be an understatement.
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On Tuesday, four people died while riding on the Thunder River Rapids ride at Dreamworld.
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It's still going strong this year, riding on the momentum of the Republican presidential nominee.
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Democrats are regularly being invited to Oval Office events, and are riding on presidential aircraft.
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When I saw the mermaid riding on the whale's tail, I was touched by it.
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Mr. Abraham was aware of the expectations riding on him, and determined to transcend them.
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There's a lot riding on Wisconsin's April 5 primary, and, by extension, tonight's town hall.
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There's a lot riding on the outcome of this looming clash between partisanship and reality.
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Both teams agonized over numerous whistles as if something was truly riding on the outcome.
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Any time you saw Valkyrie riding on the pegasus, she really was on a contraption.
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With so much riding on this initial moment, you can&apost leave it to chance.
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And the future of all of Boeing's businesses is riding on the company regaining trust.
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Meanwhile, as VR's most popular game, Facebook had a bit riding on their continued success.
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"There's just so much riding on this election for the future of Texas," she said.
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Because let's face it, small business owners have a lot riding on the stock market.
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Lucy Dhegrae was a young, successful singer riding on rave reviews and high-profile concerts.
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Riding on that positivity wave is his latest track "Good Friends", which we're premiering below.
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She's riding on a motorcycle with James Hurley (James Marshall), and resenting her dull teenage life.
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At one point, she was riding on a raft that overturned, health officials said last week.
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I know there is so much riding on this chance as far as family is concerned.
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"Down in my burrow I never get bored, Riding on my hover board," reads his website.
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" Another features the team riding on a large wild boar and says: "Wild Boars keep fighting.
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Trump and his Republican allies have plenty riding on what happens over the next few weeks.
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A lot is riding on Apple solidifying its business in China and returning it to growth.
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Two caretakers riding on the elephant's back tried to calm it down, but to no avail.
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Some require riders to wear a helmet and most ban riding on sidewalks, the authors note.
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I can start my internship, I can leave Mississippi; I'm honestly riding on air right now.
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That has powered more than 45 million miles of riding on about 18,000 scooters, Gogoro says.
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What did it feel like when you found out you would be riding on the flight?
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Either way, Apple's reputation is riding on the Mac Pro, and the choices that Cupertino makes.
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The idea came to McQueen while riding on the very system it's inspired by: the Tube.
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American soldiers and Navy personnel riding on an integrated American YMCA sightseeing truck in Paris, 1918.
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The boy was riding on the lawnmower with his father when he fell off, officials said.
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If that's the case, then there's certainly a lot riding on Apple's first true AR device.
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The child was photographed riding on her father's shoulders as they grabbed a bite to eat.
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Additionally, Lime says it will more clearly state that riding on or blocking sidewalks is illegal.
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Facebook — and the wider world — have a lot riding on whether the company gets it right.
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With so much of the company's future riding on the Model 3, its success is crucial.
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We were riding on his bicycle in the middle of the night on our first date.
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With the company set to report earnings later today, there's a lot riding on the answer.
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There's a hell of a lot riding on Democrat Jon Ossoff's virgin bid for elected office.
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A lot is riding on Mitchell's elevating skill-set, but everything doesn't fall on his shoulders.
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"The woman has more riding on it," he said, adding that it shouldn't be that way.
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Riding on the El to work, surrounded by strangers, he wondered, What am I doing here?
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Mr. Bezos' comments come at a time when he and Amazon are riding on new highs.
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But they arguably have even more riding on the president's words than the vaulted delegates inside.
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But — compared to other superhero blockbusters — there is a lot riding on the new Wonder Woman.
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There was a lot of hope riding on the candidacies of Andrew Gillum and Stacey Abrams.
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There's a lot riding on the e-tron, the German automaker's first mass-produced electric vehicle.
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Yet, instead of riding on popular support, climate action is now faced with a populist backlash.
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I'm not creating anything new, I'm riding on the backs of thousands of grandmothers before me.
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In photoshoots, they've appeared riding on the back of humans dressed up in polar bear outfits.
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There's a stable of horses, so there's horse-riding on the property if you fancy it.
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For that reason, Ryan has quite a bit riding on the outcome of this week's meeting.
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His dad was even HAPPIER -- because Dennis Graham had $100,000 riding on the Raps ... AND WON!!!
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A woman was stung by a scorpion while riding on a Portland-bound Alaska Airlines flight.
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Boeing is probably the American company with the most riding on a healthy relationship with Beijing.
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Facebook has a lot riding on the success of the Association beyond just its Libra stake.
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Klobuchar has a lot riding on Iowa, where she has been playing up her Midwestern roots.
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That lifted far-right European parties already riding on resentment of immigrants, from Finland to Hungary.
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Riding on Iceland's recovery, the development of the rest of East Harbor is finally moving ahead.
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A number of safety issues have been raised, including improper parking and riding on the sidewalk.
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But if he just says he's riding on a Boeing 747 the system will do nothing.
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So much is riding on this that some way will need for someone to host this.
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Moonlight and Manchester By the Sea are still riding on the accolades they've received thus far.
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Hughes had been riding on a UTV when the vehicle's roll bar landed on his left arm.
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Overall, it's a solid showing from a series with astronomically high expectations riding on its second season.
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A lot is riding on how the movie performs in China, the world's second-largest film market.
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How much is riding on us getting a trade deal with China in two weeks ostensibly now?
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"We've never asked Menlo Park police to stop individuals riding on bikes in the community," Harrison said.
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It looks like it will feature Abel riding on some sort of hoverboard ... which is pretty badass.
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Given its critical reception and divisive fan response, the sequel will have a lot riding on it.
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It was all very much riding on her so I think she was terrified but really excited.
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Americans have the most riding on the election results, and more access to voting machines, said Johnson.
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Star Trek: Discovery, which is finally set to debut this September, has a lot riding on it.
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The agency, and, frankly, the United States, has a lot riding on SpaceX being a reliable partner.
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In most flying vehicles, "you feel like you're riding on the back of a dragon," Maalouf said.
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In other words, there is a lot more riding on Trump's ultimate decision than you might think.
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In short: Scott's got a whole lot riding on getting the lights turned back on for Florida.
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With the economy wobbling of late and the market steaming, a lot is riding on what happens.
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His future in New York City is riding on a restaurant that's both brilliant and off-putting.
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There's a lot riding on the success of this vehicle, which will have a limited production run.
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Riding on the hype of transportation startups and marketplaces, Beepi may have raised too much, too soon.
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Democrats were also riding on Doug Jones' win in the special Senate election in Republican stronghold Alabama.
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Too much is riding on these trials for them to rely on donations from a concerned few.
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Pinch-hitters get one shot, often with a lot riding on the outcome of the at-bat.
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The league — as well as Tsai — has a great deal riding on his investment in the Nets.
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"Obviously, there's a lot more riding on my skills when I'm the only one there," he said.
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I find it easier to get in the zone when there&aposs something riding on the outcome.
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So definitely possible that she was sort of riding on all of that to subvert people's expectations.
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As further alternatives, visitors to Uluru can go cycling, skydiving, or camel riding on the park grounds.
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The suspension fork features a locking mechanism so you aren't bouncing around while riding on smooth surfaces.
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But with many people on summer vacation, a lot could be riding on the record early vote.
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This administration should start by putting an end to pharmaceutical corporations free-riding on publicly-funded research.
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Several riders were arrested or given tickets in Hoboken for riding while drunk or riding on sidewalks.
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Tesla has much riding on the Model 22.04, which could finally make the cash-hemorrhaging automaker profitable.
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Mr. Fret, 25, was riding on a motorcycle in the Santurce neighborhood at about 5:30 a.m.
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And with a growing population with a growing appetite for meat, there's a lot riding on it.
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Prioritize your most important task of the day, complete that one and keep riding on that momentum.
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They are free riding on that community that was built on content that was specifically not them.
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Just don't expect to see Kate or either of their small children riding on it any time soon.
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There are many other examples too, but rabbits riding on the backs of sheep may be new one.
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Tesla has a lot riding on the Model 23, which is priced at roughly $20,23 before government incentives.
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A passing motorist alerted the EMTs to the man riding on the back of the ambulance, he said.
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"The contract is riding on a fierce wave 3, which has a long way to travel," he added.
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"Our four friends in Karachi riding on two motorcycles targeted Khurram Zaki successfully," faction spokesman Qari Saifullah said.
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The streaming service is WarnerMedia's most important bet There's a lot riding on the direct-to-consumer service.
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The expansion comes at a time when Apple is riding on a growth high for its mobile wallet.
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This time around, I feel like I've got a lot riding on making it to the Olympics again.
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However, other provinces would surely look askance if Saskatchewan were seen to be free-riding on their sacrifices.
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Colombia's local stocks tacked on 0.66%, with energy firm Ecopetrol SA riding on the back higher oil prices .
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Colombia's local stocks tacked on 0.6%, with energy firm Ecopetrol SA riding on the back higher oil prices .
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But even if the Cambridge Analytica crew rides again, for the moment they're riding on a dead horse.
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Tesla has a lot riding on the Model 23, which is priced at roughly $23,23 before government incentives.
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Most of the astronauts have previous spaceflight experience from riding on the Space Shuttle or Russian Soyuz rocket.
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Lincoln Navigator A lot is riding on the success of the new generation full-size Navigator for Lincoln.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn is a game of hunting robot dinosaurs, and occasionally riding on their backs or heads.
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Riding on a donkey cart, 48-year-old Jehad Abu Muhsen brought the youths 15 tyres to burn.
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"(Other countries) are free-riding on the U.S. investment," says Justin Rose, who co-authored the BCG study.
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Months ago, hundreds could be seen riding on top of the train, but that's not the case today.
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Police also fined 103 people for disobeying traffic lights, and 80 people were busted riding on the footpath.
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"My guess is within, so there's money riding on this," Arroyo added, hiding his answer on a notecard.
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There's a lot riding on this product announcement, which marks the 2650th anniversary of the original iPhone's release.
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There's a lot riding on this product announcement, which marks the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone's release.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan's government came to power in July, riding on a wave of anti-corruption rhetoric.
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Everything is riding on a decision by Vice Chancellor Sam Glasscock III of the Delaware Court of Chancery.
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With the students' futures now riding on that one big test, the preparation and tutoring business has swelled.
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It feels as if Cousins' future may be riding on figuring things out over the coming six weeks.
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The toy industry is also riding on third-quarter sales momentum heading into this year's holiday shopping season.
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Companies are increasingly riding on the popularity of online video stars to draw the attention of younger viewers.
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And after Samsung faltered with the Galaxy S9, there's more riding on this monstrous productivity machine than usual.
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A lot is riding on the hope that Sanders's new bill will be a robust piece of legislation.
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"He's walking to the three," Harlan intoned as if the game was riding on the feline's final drive.
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The majority of them had made unspeakably dangerous journeys, riding on a freight train known as La Bestia.
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And Gaetz rode in the presidential limousine before riding on Air Force One with the President on Monday.
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He is often seen riding on one, in a likely homage to the country's history of nomadic tribes.
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With over $800 billion in government spending and congressional seats riding on the results, let's hope they're accurate.
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Lance was riding on the Tom Blake dirt trail in Snowmass Village in Aspen when he fell ... hard.
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In September, the historian Jerzy Kochanowski was riding on a tram in Warsaw with a visiting German colleague.
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Much is riding on the outcome in Ukraine, the front line in the West's broader clash with Russia.
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I wonder how many people back home know how much is riding on the answer to that question.
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James was always an amusing take on masculine cool, the one riding on that dark, lonely Lynchian highway.
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But while riding on a campaign bus in Iowa on Sunday, Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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But while riding on a campaign bus in Iowa on Sunday, Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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This year, Amazon has even more riding on the logistics empire it has built, according to company documents.
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Riding on one of Disneyland Park's most exhilarating attractions, Big Thunder Mountain, you'll notice some unique rock spires.
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The college grad also bought his URL outright instead of riding on a platform like Wix or Squarespace.
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Cable television started going mainstream in India through the 1990s, riding on the country's massive middle class population.
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Boeing has been riding on strong demand for commercial jets, selling a record number of jets in 2017.
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Nancy Pelosi: "When the Nuns on the Bus hit the road, our hopes are riding on them." pic.twitter.
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In April, the pizza company successfully delivered a pizza to a British man who was riding on a train.
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If so yay!!!" the actress, 41, captioned an Instagram photo while riding on a private plane with her "#besties.
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The 25-year-old Australian was dressed in equestrian gear while riding on a private trail in Calabasas, California.
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Which means that a lot is riding on Pompeo's ability to mend the relationship between the CIA and Trump.
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Shares of Twitter gained nearly 4 percent Wednesday, still riding on the momentum of LinkedIn being bought by Microsoft.
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We have people coming there giving the pigs beer, rum, riding on top of them, all kinds of stuff.
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For new ride-hailing players, riding on a billion-user platform like Meituan opens up wider user acquisition channels.
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If the helmet discouraged people from riding on the road, then it becomes a kind of Catch-22, right?
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To say that a lot is riding on this car is probably one of the greatest understatements of 2018.
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We're told surveillance video showed the bikers riding on 42nd Street when the group stopped at a red light.
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The major marches have attracted people of all ages -- from toddlers riding on their parents' shoulders to the elderly.
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Where to stream it: Netflix J.J. Abrams had a lot riding on his big-screen rendition of Star Trek.
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Much was riding on the outcome of the meeting, which the sources said took place about 10 days ago.
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With so much riding on the election, some companies like MassRoots are getting heavily involved with politics this year.
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Suddenly, the pair's escape from reality has a hell of a lot more riding on it than temporary freedom.
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Schwab was riding on a raft with two women who suffered minor injuries when the incident occurred, police said.
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He was riding on a raft with two women who suffered minor injuries when the incident occurred, police said.
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America, there's a lot more riding on Election 2016 than just the future of democracy as we know it.
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The New Jersey governor has been riding on Trump's coattails ever since he ended his presidential bid in February.
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I was watching [Michael Jackson's "Leave Me Alone" video] like, was he really just riding on a roller coaster?
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I guess a favourite is the cat dressed as a shark, riding on a vacuum cleaner, chasing a duck.
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Another proposal will go after foreign countries that officials said are free-riding on U.S. innovation in drug development.
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The average American has little at stake riding on whether the general theory of relativity is right or not.
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CBS and Mr. Moonves have hundreds of millions of dollars riding on the result, not to mention corporate pride.
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About one third of folks using a TDF don't have 100 percent of their money riding on the TDF.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that hazards could be greater for future astronauts riding on SpaceX rockets.
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A local colleague of McFarlin's was riding on a motorcycle a few miles ahead of the missionary group's bus.
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Feroze Shah, a senior Karachi police official, said eight gunmen riding on four motorcycles had carried out the killings.
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Action would certainly have been taken sooner if there were not quite so much money riding on the sport.
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Since the retirement of the space shuttles in 2011, NASA astronauts have been riding on Russian rockets to orbit.
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But the flipside is that it makes New Kind Of Normal a record with a lot riding on it.
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His wife, Tania Vanessa Ávalos, followed behind, riding on the back of a family friend, she told Mexican officials.
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But now he and the "The Last Jedi" creators understand how much is riding on them with this film.
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Nothing screams Americana like a badass riding on a Harley on the way to go f--- some s--- up.
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BYTES: Scooter drivers are vexing local officials and pedestrians by riding on sidewalks, even in cities where it's illegal.
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And the fallen angel Ariel was often depicted as riding on a bat, as far back as Shakespeare's time.
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More than the safety of SpaceX&aposs launch system for astronauts is riding on the in-flight abort test.
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Riding on those successes, regional newspapers like Southern Weekly, Southern Metropolis Daily, and Dahe Daily rose to national prominence.
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Much has been riding on Snap's offering, including expectations that it will lift a moribund market in new stocks.
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I wore it in below-freezing temps with a hoodie and was warm even when riding on the lift.
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"Spider-Man: Far From Home," riding on "Avengers" coattails, collected $245 million in North America and $218 billion worldwide.
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But with so much riding on those slicing and dicing utensils, choosing the right ones can be quite difficult.
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Musk's Tweet implied that if Tesla (TSLA) makes motorcycles, they will not be equipped for riding on public roads.
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Riding on oil prices, which hit a near three-month high on Friday, the energy index tacked on 0.8%.
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She fractured her skull and right leg when the motorcycle she was riding on was struck by a truck.
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And I don't miss it — largely because of the millions (no exaggeration) that are often riding on All-N.
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What you will see instead are all sorts of other assets that are riding on top of those ledgers.
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So the second trailer, which premiered Sunday during the MTV Movie Awards, has a lot riding on its shoulders.
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In one post, she shared a sweet snapshot of her children riding on one of the park's most famous attractions.
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The whole matter really underscores just how much tech giants have riding on consoles and their profit-generating premium services.
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GORKA: And he had to manually write it in there as he was riding on the Beast to the event.
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A lot is riding on the latest from Snyder, who's already signed on to helm two "Justice League" movies next.
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Now, it's true that people have been riding on rough roads and dusty paths from the earliest days of cycling.
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We enjoyed riding on the freshly paved sidewalks, and being outside, but mostly we delighted going into big, new homes.
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Or will she continue riding on alone, sans Hound, RIP, and run away from this life, like her wolf Nymeria?
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But Ford's blessing wasn't the only thing Ehrenreich was riding on before he started shooting the Ron Howard-directed film.
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As a Christmas tree salesman, Kim DeGagne has a lot riding on every holiday season, but this year was different.
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Falling well above the brows, it commands attention, which means there's a lot riding on how the haircut turns out.
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I should start by noting that the battery bag flitted about noisily while riding on some of Amsterdam's brick roads.
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With so much riding on the Fed, investors were cautious and volumes subdued, but gains extended later in the session.
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That means that Kulin might be riding on a spacecraft or launcher that he helped build before arriving at NASA.
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Yes, but she was about to run for president, and Goldman would have billions of dollars riding on her decisions.
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Also wearing sunglasses and his signature trimmed hair, Schwarzenegger's look was reminiscent of his iconic character riding on his motorcycle.
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The Delhi metro is regarded as the city's lifeline with more than 3 million passengers riding on the network daily.
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It is possible, they say, that he stole the motorcycle he was riding on, then obviously took a wrong turn.
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On the face of it, the addition is a no-brainer, riding on the surprising success of Amazon's home assistant.
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Riding on this throwback wave, Italian heritage brand Fila and American sweatshirt producer Champion are enjoying another lease of life.
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LONDON — Police in Gloucestershire have launched an enquiry after a dog was photographed riding on the back of a motorcycle.
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With global expansion on the horizon, you might say there's a lot (ahem) riding on getting the design just right.
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By riding on a corporate account as large as Tesla's, the attackers could have mined indefinitely without a noticeable impact.
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Pushing back scheduled deliveries of new planes is not unusual, but Boeing has a lot riding on its new 737.
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A stark reality of retirement planning is that your future is riding on the quality (read: plausibility) of your assumptions.
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Rouhani, who campaigned on a reformist platform before his 2013 election, has a lot riding on this round of voting.
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Ben Stiller gave one fan the surprise of her life when she noticed they were riding on the subway together.
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Lucky can be often found riding on her BFF's shoulder or in the custom-built henhouse he made for her.
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In March, Six Flags announced plans for VR roller coasters, where visitors wear VR devices while riding on the attraction.
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But then, that evening, riding on a wave of smugness from my google-debunking,I started to feel like shit.
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It appears the gator had surfaced just feet from where guests were riding on Splash Mountain, according to the video.
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Featuring about 21975 songs, three of which are versions of "Baby Shark," the show has a lot riding on it.
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Read more:26 photos show thousands of Puerto Ricans filling a highway, dancing, and riding on horseback to drive Gov.
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Google very rarely requests or will even look at a cover letter, so there is a lot riding on resumes.
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And there's a lot riding on this case, which could set a legal precedent for thousands of cases to follow.
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"There's a lot riding on "The Mandalorian," which takes place after "Return of the Jedi" but before "The Force Awakens.
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He's got a private investment of 9 million euros, or around $11 million, and years of planning riding on it.
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"David Shaw has hundreds of millions of dollars riding on the continued growth of the fossil fuel industry," said Coleman.
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Unvaccinated children are free-riding on the responsible majority, without whom we would be headed back to that distressing situation.
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When Kaneisha Marable realized that she was riding on her own, she looked back at Ms. La Fortune Reed, astonished.
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Just to give you a feel for this, a normal human riding on a bike can produce about 103 watts.
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Ncube advised anyone who experiences sexual harassment while riding on a bus to report the incident immediately after it happens.
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That&aposs a lot of political risk riding on Uber, and the stock&aposs 6% drop this morning shows that.
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But much is riding on Tesla's planned Battery and Powertrain Day event for investors this spring in Buffalo, New York.
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A concierge staff can organize activities for residents, such as scuba diving, water-skiing and horseback riding on the beach.
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But he said there will be a lot riding on the outlook, and that's where companies could discuss trade wars.
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Some of these victims were riding on Amtrak trains, so we know firsthand the devastation of a preventable, fatal accident.
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Though those are perhaps many decades away, "I'm anticipating that person will be riding on a Boeing rocket," Muilenburg said.
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Mr. Guaidó said a lot was riding on establishing pipelines of aid that would include food, medicine and hospital supplies.
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But not if your best pal is a cockney warrior and you're riding on the back of a Princess horse.
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Dozens of police flanked the peaceful demonstration, riding on bikes alongside and behind protesters amid heightened security around the convention area.
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For some, like Theresa May, it will help to neutralize Trump's charge that allies are merely free riding on American efforts.
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" The ACLU also tweeted a photo of a smiling Manning riding on their float, writing, "Happy first Pride March, Chelsea Manning!
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The Cassini orbiter, and its attached Huygens probe, left Earth on October 15th, 1997, riding on board a Titan IVB/Centaur.
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McKenna Woodhead, 14, was riding on a personal watercraft last week with a friend when they slammed into a retaining wall.
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Not only is it physically risky, since you're riding on top, but it's also a target for cartels, kidnappers, and robbers.
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Smith shared a video on Tuesday of his daredevil take on the song: singing while riding on a tower drop ride.
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For people riding on mostly flat terrain, I expect you'd rarely have to charge a Volta ridden primarily in Bike+ mode.
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But the popularity of the application is going to be riding on whether conversational user interfaces catch on with the public.
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THE images beaming from the screens of Cameroon's state television channel, CRTV, show a country riding on a wave of glory.
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Authorities were initially called after receiving a report of a child riding on top of a minivan holding a plastic pool
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On Saturday, more than a dozen people were riding on two boats when the vessels crashed in a head-on collision.
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But the additional $3 is a thank you for taking on the risk of all of us riding on her account.
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If she is riding on top, she may lean forward and lower her body against mine and lick on my face.
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He told Merkel that trade free-riding on the U.S. was over, and so was Washington's total underwriting of German security.
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"I'm convinced that the first person to step foot on Mars will arrive there riding on a Boeing rocket," Muilenburg said.
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It's an awkward pitch, and there's a whole lot riding on it: Please vote to raise income taxes on your constituents.
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That means there is a lot riding on this mission, both on the way up and on the way back down.
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A lot was riding on this launch, and as the founder, I felt I could speak best to the product's features.
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Inside those sealed tubes will eventually be pods or capsules, ostensibly riding on the propulsion system Hyperloop One tested on Wednesday.
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"He's got a lot riding on him, not for us but for him, for the brand of Myles Jones," Steinfeld says.
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"Everything is riding on what happens July 4th," said Scott Bolton, the Juno mission's principal investigator, during a recent press conference.
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The company's reputation is now riding on the Note7's successful recall, even if the sales for the phone never recover.
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"It was almost a brainwave pattern typically just seen in wakefulness that was riding on top of sleep brainwaves," he says.
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Newly released video shows a Disney World employee warding off a small alligator, just feet from guests riding on Splash Mountain.
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The back-and-forth is lighthearted, but in fact much is riding on the students' informal questions and Holt's easy responses.
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The genes that protect bacteria from our drugs can even hop across species, riding on circular loops of DNA called plasmids.
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No one had more riding on Indiana's primary than Cruz, who walked away with only about 37 percent of the vote.
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But injuries shelved more than half of the Mets' rotation, so now the season is riding on their ace, Noah Syndergaard.
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There's a lot riding on Miitomo, the first of five mobile apps that Nintendo plans to release over the next year.
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He doesn't have any existential hopes riding on a settlement but is glad someone let him know it was a possibility.
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When there are millions of dollars riding on your appearance, missing workouts and not sticking to your diet isn't an option.
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Riding on Air Force One with the president this early into the gig is a clear sign of their mutual allegiance.
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Later, Colbert flipped to an image of Mr. T firing a crossbow while riding on the back of a giant sloth.
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On Sunday morning, Sajad Agha drove his motorcycle past Mr. Ahmadi's house; Rohullah, also about 18, was riding on the back.
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Riding on the success of Amazon Prime, the company is offering incentives for Whole Foods shoppers to sign up for Prime.
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"I told her she wasn't going to want to be riding on my coattails, living her life through me," he said.
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Specifically, Lime looked at accelerometer and speed data and worked to determine the vibration of the surface someone is riding on.
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Chisel-jawed, sharp-eyed and riding on 20-inch alloys, the Volvo hits you like Thor's hammer when you see it.
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Everything seems to be riding on Trump's belief that he can charm the North Korean leader into some kind of deal.
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There are few US federal laws, like the UK's total ban on e-scooters and France's prohibition of riding on sidewalks,.
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But as the last Star Wars feature film for some time, The Rise of Skywalker has a lot riding on it.
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But the European elites have trash-talked America for decades, all the while riding on our backs for their national defense.
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I still can't comprehend that there are humans riding on the top of this lone white streak into the great black open.
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But riding on a wave of ultranationalistic rhetoric, Donald Trump and his top adviser on national security, retired US Army Lt. Gen.
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Often, phone screeners are the first hurdle in an application process, and so a lot is riding on these short phone exchanges.
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And in 2015, a weasel was caught riding on the back of a woodpecker in a failed attempt to wrangle the bird.
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Jackson also singled out the stocks of duty-free stores in Japan, which have been riding on the back of such sales.
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And seven days later, you're still riding on the high — especially since your phone is still buzzing, signaling new likes and comments.
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In the wake of Hollywood fails such as The Great Wall and Iron Fist, Mulan clearly has a lot riding on it.
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While riding on the back of a golf cart, Turner waved to kids emerging from their cabins as their rest period ended.
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Shares of Caterpillar and Boeing, two companies with a lot riding on free trade with China, led the gains into the weekend.
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Major indexes hit a series of record highs in 2017, riding on strong economic growth, solid corporate earnings and low interest rates.
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Because of that, there's a lot riding on The Wandering Earth for the country's film industry when it's released on February 5th.
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The Rift has had an entire industry riding on its back, and more than a handful of skeptics praying for its downfall.
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So that really was 50 guys riding on the backs of their horses, galloping down a hill, while shooting bows and arrows.
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A lot about Android One's future is riding on the Mi A3, which was first unveiled by Xiaomi in Spain last month.
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Riders are prohibited from riding on sidewalks and leaving scooters in public rights of way, must wear helmets and obey other rules.
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Those riding on the Soyuz always prepare for the rare event of a rocket failure, and the crew began procedures for landing.
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Saturday, the mayor was riding on a highway in the neighboring state of Michoacan when two pickups stopped his car, Astudillo said.
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It was joy and relief because a city—Hoops City—was riding on his shoulders as he walked proudly off the court.
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Going into my last date with Robby, and being as confused as I still was … there was so much riding on it.
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The short trailer, released on Friday, shows original black and white footage of soldiers eating, riding on horse back and firing weaponry.
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I read an interview with Flume where he wrote a lot of music on his laptop while riding on trains in Europe.
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There's a lot riding on this release because Samsung's last major launch, the Galaxy Note 83, proved to be an epic failure.
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But there is yet another beauty craze that's riding on the coattail of it all, and this one is just as exciting.
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The same could be said about many artists who suddenly find themselves in the spotlight after riding on someone else's creative coattails.
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The Modobag was created by inventor Kevin O'Donnell after seeing his kid riding on the suitcase he was pulling through the airport.
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Three governors whose hopes of breaking out of the second tier are riding on their results here will be on the attack.
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So a lot is riding on Britain's attempt to update the law governing the domestic activities of its spy agencies (see article).
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"It is not possible just to have free riding on one side, when you make a good business," the French president said.
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Then there's the homage to Fawcett: Bella in a red wrap-around sports bra and denim kick-flares, riding on a skateboard.
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Saying it was "refreshing" to be in the country alongside NATO's leader, he said a "lot was riding" on Trump's new strategy.
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When Jack was the cherished baby of the family, riding on his father's shoulders, he was dubbed king of all he surveyed.
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For a question with so much riding on it—does using politically correct language actually make a person less of a jerk?
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Mr. Paulson's quick trip is an indication of just how much big investors have riding on the future of the Caribbean island.
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In the photo above you can see another shot of Arya, riding on a horse with Needle safely tucked in her belt.
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Two men and two women, aged between 22016 and 210, were riding on a raft on the rapids just after 238 p.m.
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Until PTC is completely operational, an additional set of human eyes should be placed into every locomotive cab riding on U.S. rail.
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There's "Mini Must Go," about how women are distracting dudes at work with their short skirts, riding on the mini-skirt craze.
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A lot is riding on whether the son can step into his father's very big shoes in the next couple of years.
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Millions of dollars are riding on your ability to arrive on set with a body to rival that of a Greek god.
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Riding on that consistency, Mozzy has been having quite a year—perhaps even "the best run of 2015," as Complex recently claimed.
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Mr. Paulson's quick trip is an indication of just how much big investors have riding on the future of the Caribbean island.
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In other words, it wasn't simply slapping the word "champagne" on the label in the hopes of riding on Champagne's prestigious coattails.
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TRY A NEW ACTIVITY Never been horseback riding on the beach or taken an off-road ATV ride to spot local wildlife?
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You'll want to stick to riding on private land since most city streets won't let an e-scooter rider go that fast.
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A lot is riding on Super Tuesday — including the possibility of splintered primaries and the first real test of Michael Bloomberg's candidacy.
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"It only shows that since he is capable of riding on a motorcycle, he is in good health," Mr. Panelo had said.
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"It only shows that since he is capable of riding on a motorcycle, he is in good health," Mr. Panelo had said.
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Riding on the homegrown mission are the hopes of a nation that has increasingly asserted its technological prowess on the world stage.
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A rare shot of pink whip rays riding on a small-eyed ray near Queensland, Australia won the Marine Life Behavior category.
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"Fox may be riding on one side of that schism, you could argue, although I don't think that's an entirely fair accusation."
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"There are those who protest against eating whale meat, but we eat horsemeat and still go riding on a horse," he said.
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Few automakers exhibiting at the Detroit auto show, which kicks off Sunday in Detroit, have more riding on this year's show than Ford.
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And some of the foundation's key donors — including the Saudi government and major oil companies — had critical decisions riding on Secretary Clinton's decisions.
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"We saw all kinds of things," Trivedi says: there were tandem riders, parent-child pairs, people riding on sidewalks and ignoring traffic laws.
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It's a game where watching the sunrise while riding on robo-horseback is as satisfying as taking down a huge robo-T. Rex.
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After the Note 7 fiasco, all of Samsung's reputation was riding on its next smartphone launch back in March for the Galaxy S8.
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I want it on my wall, so I can stare at it every night and go riding on all those waves of light.
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"He made a major move in Syria and he won — and he is still riding on that, quote unquote, victory," Dr. Oktay added.
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After the success—even if it was fleeting—of Pokémon Go, a lot is riding on a Mario game coming to the iPhone.
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The industry's future is riding on largely unproven technologies like that of TerraPower because they're smaller and deemed safer than today's huge reactors.
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The company is also developing virtual parking zones and features to alert riders when they're riding on the sidewalk or have parked improperly.
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But rest assured, there's a plan, as Black Widow and Cap tell each other, and the fate of Earth is riding on it.
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Earlier in the day, Trump Jr. also shared an image of a man riding on a bald eagle while flying over Mount Rushmore.
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Novartis Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan has much riding on Zolgensma, describing it as a near cure for SMA if delivered soon after birth.
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Six people were riding on a "flume" at the Thunder River Rapids Ride at Dreamworld theme park in Queensland when the malfunction occurred.
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Investigators found photos on the personal accounts of disability claimants riding on jet skis, performing physical stunts in karate studios and driving motorcycles.
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So: With a major new project riding on his shoulders, how much does Tyrangiel think about what Disney CEO Bob Iger might do?
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I loved riding on that tractor, smelling the fresh, moist ground being plowed up while the soft, cool wind blew in my face.
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Spiegel has long referred to Snapchat as a "camera" business, but it has always been an app riding on whatever smartphone you used.
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Clinton's campaign may now be riding on Iowa That's a massive shift since last summer, just as Sanders' campaign began to gain traction.
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Colombia's IGBC index bucked the trend and rose 0.3 percent with energy firm Ecopetrol SA riding on the back of higher oil prices.
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With a helmet secured on its head, the dog is riding on the back seat of a motorcyle on the streets of Delhi.
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Kevin Durant will never have to fly coach again ... 'cause the NBA superstar's riding on the OUTSIDE of this plane from now on!!
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But there's a lot riding on Midnight Special, which is as deliberate a swing for mainstream appeal as Nichols has attempted thus far.
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The 500 kwh of free charging for two years is likely to give riders up to 4,000 miles of riding on free juice.
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The Cullinan was handling this terrain surprisingly well, especially considering it was riding on the same tires used to drive on paved streets.
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"I'm still adamant that the speeds we were riding on the track, it was always ours to lose at the worlds," he said.
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With so much attention and money riding on it, it's sad but not entirely surprising that Battlefront II is kind of a mess.
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Mr. Horinek, 43, remembers riding on his father's and uncle's shoulders as they marched with Cesar Chavez in the California fruit-pickers' protests.
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"There is a lot riding on this," said Guy Aoki, founding president of the Los Angeles-based Media Action Network for Asian Americans.
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An overshoot period riding on public enthusiasm and confidence is not the same as a bubble, or a mere short-term sugar rush.
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Honda has a lot riding on the HR-V, which is built in an $880 million plant in Mexico that opened in 2014.
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Most of the alumni seemed untouched by the defeat; no one had real expectations or much money riding on L.I.U.-Brooklyn to win.
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I feel like this trade war is going to end with Trump riding on the back of a dragon, torching the entire economy.
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Sanders has a lot riding on the primary in Michigan, the largest state to vote next week with 125 delegates up for grabs.
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But with millions of dollars riding on every star's shoulders — and knees, ankles, elbows, core muscles — their employers prefer to play it safe.
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Most importantly, he said the public was in peril and declined to say that he would feel safe riding on New Jersey Transit.
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Klobuchar's entire campaign is riding on Iowa, so there may only be one more opportunity for her on the debate stage after Thursday.
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Your possibilities on graduation get a lot more interesting if you can hit them without a huge debt-monster riding on your shoulders.
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Super Cruise, as GM's driver assistance system is called, lets the car do the driving in certain situations, like riding on the highway.
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The far-right Alternative for Germany is forecast to get its first seats in Parliament, riding on a wave of hostility to migrants.
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A lot will be riding on Bledsoe's future with the team if he doesn't reverse what was a poor postseason showing last year.
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Participants' blood pressure and heart rates are also monitored to assess the effects of riding on the city's streets on the cardiovascular system.
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Riding on sidewalks is illegal in most American cities, but, anecdotally, a large number of scooter collisions with pedestrians take place on sidewalks.
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And to exploit catch-up growth, they must make themselves hospitable to global manufacturing, emulating China rather than riding on its coat-tails.
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The Statue of Liberty was shown riding on the back of a bear, casting the light of liberty over awe-struck Russian peasants.
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For a spinoff, "The Bachelorette," she had a couple riding on white Andalusian stallions arrive, at sunset, at a walk-in sand castle.
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All of which is to say there's a lot riding on whether the Israeli attorney general decides to go through with indicting Netanyahu.
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Soon, customers who were used to riding on brand new cars in UberX were riding in cramped lower-quality, 213-year-old vehicles.
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But never have we ever seen a dog riding on top of a one-eyed pony, let alone a corgi performing such a feat!
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Picture 5'3″ Brie with 65-pound dumbbells in each hand, and 220-pound Walsh riding on her back—talk about a full-body exercise.
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With so much riding on one region, it's easy to see why America's long-term interest has now turned to its forgotten northern shores.
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Riding on the positive sentiment around a potential smooth and orderly Brexit deal, the euro gained 0.14 percent to trade at $1.1305 on Wednesday.
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I realize that the rest of my life is riding on the decisions I make on [January 28, 2011, the day of her release].
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That "system" was killed the minute the trade surplus countries took it as a license for free-riding on the rest of the world.
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During the campaign, Trump stunned Japan and South Korea, two of American's strongest allies, by suggesting they were free-riding on US security commitments.
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Officials said images of migrants riding on top of the trains, which were hotbeds of criminal activity, were a major embarrassment to Mexico internationally.
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I know there's a lot riding on this, so I'll tell you exactly how to manage this situation: Just relax and enjoy the ride.
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Coleman posted photos and a video of the feline to Facebook, showing the affectionate kitty riding on his shoulders and head-butting his face.
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Despite its sense of rectitude, "The Benedict Option" is at bottom a call for free-riding on the liberal modernity it professes to spurn.
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With entire chapters of his presidential legacy riding on who becomes the next president, no one has more stake in that happening than Obama.
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Thanks to the miracle of strap-ons, two partners with vaginas can try it, and anyone with an anus can enjoy riding on top.
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Riding on the huge popularity of SUVs in China, the Kia Niro is aimed at buyers looking for a fuel-efficient, family-friendly car.
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After all, during the presidential campaign Mr Trump had lambasted Japan and South Korea for supposedly free-riding on America's security commitment to them.
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The bottom line: Much is riding on the Trump administration's decision to use coercive financial measures to bring Iran back to the negotiating table.
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With entire chapters of his presidential legacy riding on who succeeds him, no one has more stake in the party coming together than Obama.
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Riding on the ancient, pockmarked streets of lower Manhattan, there were several times I felt I would fall into a pothole and never emerge.
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Essentially everything is riding on one episode of television, and that's never a good thing for a show as inconsistent as The Walking Dead.
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The attack, which wounded officers and civilians, was carried out by a family of five including an eight-year-old child, riding on motorbikes.
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Riding on the wave of sentiment, some merchants on popular online marketplace Taobao started to sell commemorative sweatshirts for 79 yuan ($12.52) a piece.
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Similarly, in Pennsylvania, Trump and Senate incumbent Pat Toomey may end up riding on each other's coattails -- just in different parts of the state.
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But Mueller and his boss, Attorney General William Barr, also have a lot riding on how the report is received by the American people.
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They were costumed as their Stranger Things characters — Eleven, Dustin and Lucas, respectfully — and riding on their '219s-era bicycles featured on the series.
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Up top, there's power boost activated by tweets, a gentle whine instead of the iconic roar, and now 360-degree cameras riding on top.
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When riding on straightaways, the dual-layer makeup of the G+ tires allows them to remain firm for lower rolling resistance and added speed.
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The culprit is likely the removable battery pack which didn't fill the housing completely, causing it to rattle around when riding on bumpy surfaces.
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Machines may be better than humans at a critical part of the drug-discovery process — and billions of dollars are riding on their abilities.
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Kroll tries to explain that the photo is misleading, saying the two were just trying to stay warm while riding on a cold boat.
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Bird competitor Lime already claims to have e-scooters that can detect if you're riding on the sidewalk or in a no-parking zone.
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For my community and the region, a lot is riding on whether Metro decides to make the shift to an all-electric bus fleet.
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Both Washington and Beijing have a lot riding on the reports and the success of the monitorship, which is set to last three years.
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A lot is riding on the company's planned return to active launch status on Saturday, but this puts those stakes in even starker relief.
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There's a lot riding on Final Fantasy XV. In many ways, it's a showcase for not only Japanese RPGs, but Japanese games in general.
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There is a lot riding on the Nintendo Switch console which was released earlier this year and has so far sold 2.74 million units.
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One recent visitor from France remarked to Gulliver that he'd never again complain about the Paris Métro after riding on a few American subways.
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"I'm convinced that the first person to step foot on Mars will arrive there riding on a Boeing rocket," said Muilenburg, according to Bloomberg.
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LOS ANGELES — There's a lot riding on a robot — the teaBot, to be exact — but not for the Canadian start-up behind the machine.
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A fair amount of taxpayer money — more than enough to buy haircuts for the entire patrol force — may end up riding on the outcome.
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One candidate running for the governorship of Georgia has been riding on a "Deportation Bus" to demonstrate his support for kicking out undocumented immigrants.
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He recently he appeared on a segment with talk show host Stephen Colbert where he explained the concept while riding on a roller coaster.
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Riding on my Pebble success, I backed a much less reputable product in March: Naked Filter, a water bottle with a in-built filter.
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Starbuck always drives with both windows of the truck cab open so he will feel the same heat as those riding on the back.
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That's why, if you're ever riding on a subway, you'll notice that the battery drains much faster than if you had a cellular connection.
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Sharp: Some of the major rules that everybody has to follow includes no riding on sidewalks, you must ride in the direction of traffic.
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"There's a huge difference between Jimmy Carter on his peanut farm and Donald Trump riding on his escalator railing against Mexicans," Seifert told me.
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Democrats need to flip a net of 23 seats to recapture a majority, and there is a lot riding on the over-under here.
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The company also has a lot riding on its holiday season sales, which Sears indicated are not going as well as it had hoped.
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At least 6 billion of them — the coworking company has a $6 billion loan that is riding on its going public by December 31.
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It is riding on a wave of anti-establishment fervor spreading across Europe and the United States, upending traditional politics and fracturing mainstream parties.
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A party of two would pay $2160,370 — including horseback riding on the 300,000-acre ranch — during the fall promotion versus $6,399 during nonpromotion weeks.
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" Adding, "Rubio had more riding on the debate than anyone else — and didn't have a breakout moment, though neither did any of his rivals.
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There's a lot of pressure riding on presenting at the Contractually Obligated Film Promotional Tour Stop Awards, better known as the MTV Movie Awards.
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While damage to Saudi Arabia's reputation makes it a less attractive partner, the U.A.E. has too much riding on the relationship to abandon it.
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The title of his 2016 EP VHS POP spells it out, riding on sunglasses-at-night synthwave grooves that only occasionally veer into rap.
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But when Rachel Lim set out to reinvent the retail industry, the stakes were especially high — her mom's life savings were riding on it.
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The second came from the glimpse of a tear-stained, catatonic female student riding on what turned out to be a campus security cart.
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The bicyclist, Dan Hanegby of Brooklyn, was riding on 26th Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues in the Chelsea neighborhood around 8:15 a.m.
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There was a lot riding on the launch, as Ontario was already months behind the rest of the country in opening legal cannabis stores.
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While it may be a few years before they fly, the Turtles could be riding on some brand-new space vehicles in the future.
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"The temptation to manipulate the rate became greater because much more of Westpac's book was riding on these derivative products," Crutchfield told the court.
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With so much riding on the next election, no one has quite tallied up the damage done by the abdication of US climate leadership.
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Ultimately, there is much more riding on how the US responds to the alleged killing of Khashoggi than a multi-billion dollar arms deal.
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There is a lot riding on the choice, not just for Mr. Sialelli but also for Fosun, a relative newcomer to the luxury industry.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan – Police in Pakistan say gunmen riding on a motorcycle have shot and killed a human rights activist in the northwestern city of Peshawar.
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McKenna Woodhead, 14, was riding on a personal watercraft with a friend on Lake Wylie last Monday when they reportedly slammed into a retaining wall.
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Saturday after responding to a suspicious activity report of a car traveling with its headlights off, no license plates and riding on a tire rim.
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Brent and WTI had been up about 252 percent in early New York trading, riding on a weaker dollar and rally in global equity markets.
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I couldn't help but notice how excited and enthusiastic these convicts were, as they shared with me their personal experience riding on the Blue Bird.
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So, the Japanese automaker has a lot riding on the sixth-generation Outback making its debut at the New York International Auto Show on Wednesday.
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So when NASA astronauts rapidly approached the moon 50 years ago, a lot was riding on a computer with less than 80 kilobytes of memory.
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Despite a small amount of phantom pain as the nerve heals, Hamilton feels like a normal teenager, running around outside and riding on her skateboard.
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A Palo Alto police officer riding on a bicycle stopped, took his helmet off and put it under his arm and stared at the crosswalk.
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In response to Mr Trump's accusation that they are free-riding on America, some European countries dispute whether NATO's current accounting properly reflects their contributions.
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In other words, if Bloomberg's report holds true, there will be a lot riding on this Apple Music redesign when it's unveiled later this summer.
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Enjoy that power while gripping a leather-wrapped, flat-bottomed steering wheel (a nod to motorsports), and riding on 23.9-, 19-, or 20-inch wheels.
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Enjoy that power while gripping a leather-wrapped, flat-bottomed steering wheel (a nod to motorsports), and riding on 18-, 19-, or 20-inch wheels.
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He managed to get a shot of a red-winged blackbird riding on the back of a bald eagle that easily dwarfed the other bird.
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People riding on the newest generation of bike-share fleets don't seem too affected by city regulators' struggle to contain the surge in bike programs.
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Floating creates a lot less friction than riding on wheels or rails, which requires less fuel, making this kind of transportation system theoretically more efficient.
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Some users break the rules by riding on sidewalks or after patronizing the bars and clubs that make Hoboken a hot spot for nighttime revelers.
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Regardless of what's riding on top though, a rocket launch is a rocket launch, and VR is the best possible way to experience it.[YouTube]
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The stock is down around 50 percent this year, so it is fair to say the company has a lot riding on these new products.
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"There is so much riding on your ability to accomplish the mission, including the lives of other Marines," a Marine scout sniper told Insider recently.
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"The problem is that if you are talking about passive indexing, that is something that is really free-riding on other people's work, " Shiller said.
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They told her about riding on the roof of La Bestia, a dangerous freight train that traverses Mexico, and inhumane treatment in U.S. immigration centers.
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies before the U.S. Congress on Wednesday and Thursday and investors have a lot riding on him sounding suitably dovish.
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So far, seven people have paid for a trip to space, riding on a Russian Soyuz rocket for short stays at the International Space Station.
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As a result, there's a lot riding on Joker, because Phoenix's take on Batman's most insidious villain is as an important opportunity for Warner Bros.
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"Australian politicians have been riding on the coattails of John Howard and letting the gains slip away," said Samantha Lee, chair of Gun Control Australia.
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In large part, the ability of the United States and its allies to maintain a military advantage in the skies is riding on the program.
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Magazine ____ With much riding on the first major Hollywood film with a majority Asian cast and crew since 1993, the makers faced questions about identity.
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Mr. Hill said the city planned to put the statue, which shows the Confederate general riding on horseback alongside an unidentified soldier, in temporary storage.
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But with the North closing in on a nuclear missile that can hit the United States, there has never been more riding on this strategy.
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In the kind of role reversal that is not uncommon in politics, one of those with the most riding on Gillespie's coattails is Trump himself.
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The monument of Lee, riding on horseback alongside an unidentified soldier, was unveiled in June 1936 in the park in the city's Oak Lawn neighborhood.
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But among the hundreds of men riding on roaring Harley Davidsons and sporting leather vests, there was overwhelming excitement about the incoming visitor: President Trump.
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"Google makes its money free-riding on the intellectual property and content of others," Oracle said in a statement to the Hill's Emily Birnbaum yesterday.
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" Satish Meena, a senior analyst at Forrester Research, was blunt about what's riding on the Flipkart deal: "This is Walmart's biggest bet on e-commerce.
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But there is one big difference between these films and "Justice League:" the studios have lots of money riding on the future of these movies.
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I thought it was unlikely, but possible: ending a trilogy well is hard, and The Mandalorian didn't have nearly as many expectations riding on it.
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In both Westeros and our own world, much is riding on the ability of our protagonists to unite a divided society against a common enemy.
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The S&P 500 has come closer to its record high of 2,134.72, riding on better-than-expected results and a recent rebound in oil.
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And when the priest prays with Frank that God will "help us see ourselves as you see us," there's a lot riding on that prayer.
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They have too much money riding on this fight and the company keeps assuring me that we ain't seen nothing yet out of theses partnerships.
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And those incumbents up for re-election in 2018 have too much riding on them not to push for progress in those areas at least.
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Riding on donkey carts and rickshaws, protesters scoured towns and villages across Gaza on Tuesday collecting old tyres from mechanics' shops, fields and garbage dumps.
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After months of riding on polished TV ads, Bloomberg will be exposed in the open for rival campaigns ready to take him down a peg.
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I got off the subway last month and saw a billboard of black Kevin Hart riding on the back of white Bryan Cranston's motorized wheelchair.
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What we do know is that this guy is not the first person to bite into a stick of butter while riding on public transport.
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Mexico is the first international market Didi is operating in with its own cars and app so there is a lot riding on this expansion.
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Back in 2014, camera traps in South Africa's Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park captured images of a genet riding on the backs of at least two different species.
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She summoned enough strength to make the half-hour ride to a clinic in Lubumbashi, riding on the back of a bicycle taxi while hemorrhaging blood.
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The Best Picture Oscar is always the most hotly anticipated award of the night; this year there is more riding on it than a gold statuette.
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The Mexican-inspired chain has been a major growth driver for Yum Brands in the past two quarters, riding on the popularity of its value meals.
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Electronic Arts Inc jumped 7.3% after the videogame maker posted better-than-expected quarterly revenue, riding on the popularity of its battle royale game, "Apex Legends".
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Ford has a lot riding on the electric F-150, which will drop around the same time as the company's forthcoming battery-powered Mustang-inspired crossover.
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Building a network takes enormous time and investment, so in the interim, Dish's customers will all be riding on the combined T-Mobile and Sprint network.
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The riders were hit by a blue Chevrolet pickup truck while riding on the shoulder of a local street, Kalamazoo County Prosecuting Attorney Jeffrey Getting said.
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Chris Ruddy, Trump's longtime friend and editor in chief of Newsmax, said Trump knows better than anyone else just how much is riding on this decision.
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Disney has a lot riding on the Shanghai park, which was a joint venture between the U.S. company and Chinese state-backed consortium Shanghai Shendi Group.
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Electronic Arts Inc rose 2.9% after the videogame maker posted better-than-expected quarterly revenue, riding on the popularity of its battle royale game, "Apex Legends".
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The 8-year-old victim was also on the machinery, riding on the deck of the mower — the portion of the equipment that covers the blades.
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Electronic Arts Inc jumped 5.9% after the video game publisher posted quarterly revenue beat, riding on the continued success of its battle royale game "Apex Legends".
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In March, Musk said he was shifting the Boring Company's focus from electric cars riding on skates through tunnels to something more akin to mass transit.
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But it was really a way to test the system and make sure the [effects design] was sound, because there's so much pressure riding on this.
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Cupcake and her owner were riding on a pathway at Cherry Creek State Park near Denver Thursday afternoon when they ventured into a more rural area.
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Tatum was seen on a Target trip on Wednesday with their 4-year-old daughter Everly sweetly riding on his shoulders while they exited the store.
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Tatum was seen on a Target trip on Wednesday with their 4-year-old daughter Everly sweetly riding on his shoulders while they exited the store.
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Captain Marvel, the latest dispatch from the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, was made to seem like it had the entire franchise riding on its shoulders.
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It'll be riding on a Delta IV Heavy rocket made by the United Launch Alliance, which will send the probe zooming toward the inner Solar System.
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Colombia's peso firmed more than 1%, while local stocks posted similar gains, with energy firm Ecopetrol SA riding on the back of higher lower oil prices .
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Also, through sensors and GPS, Lime is working on using the screen to tell you it knows you're riding on the sidewalk instead of the street.
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Whether on farms, in restaurants, or even bagging groceries, many young Latinos have a lot riding on whether similar minimum wage hikes spread across the country.
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The company has a lot riding on the release after a previous model, the Galaxy Note 7, came under fire for exploding due to battery malfunctions.
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With so much riding on the Granite State -- where Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and John Kasich are counting on strong showings -- attacks on Rubio have escalated.
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Both Trump and Rubio are predicting that they will be victorious here in the Sunshine State, and fully aware of how much is riding on Florida.
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But there's a lot riding on Valerian: This is the most expensive French film ever made, and it features actors who are hardly guaranteed multiplex attractions.
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A senior official admires footage of the Saudi state's founder, Abdulaziz, holding court in 1930s Mecca, while women riding on horseback bring their wares to market.
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Electronic Arts Inc jumped 5.8%, after the video game publisher posted quarterly revenue beat, riding on the continued success of its battle royale game "Apex Legends".
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Riding on Naspers' pay-television monopoly across Africa WeChat can also be used to cast votes for popular reality shows such as Idols and Big Brother.
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But riding on the momentum of last year's World Cup victory, which attracted 20 million viewers on television, the NWSL is growing in size and popularity.
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It doesn't have to be: The entirety of black hope is riding on this one person and if they mess up, all of us are doomed.
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That, in combination with blisters I had developed from riding on an unfamiliar and too-wide bicycle seat, had me longing for the day to end.
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They've called themselves the Sky High Idiots, and they've been busy riding on the backs and roofs of trains in Melbourne, Australia, just for the thrills.
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Apple was riding on the success of the iPod, and people were referring to this rumored device as the iPod Phone before it was even announced.
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I was recently struck by the curiosity to find out whether that's the case, or whether riding on a Segway feels as ridiculous as it looks.
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After graduating from East Providence High School in 1989 he began riding on the pro team for Hoffman Bikes, Mat Hoffman's company, in the early 1990s.
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Having been identified as the flagship act of the riot grrrl movement, Bikini Kill had a lot of expectations riding on its young shoulders on Oct.
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Disney has much riding on "Star Wars" movies continuing to generate windfalls at the box office, having paid $21 billion for the franchise's parent company, Lucasfilm.
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He currently takes his son to school on his scooter, but the city council plans to prohibit two people from riding on the same vehicle together.
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That so many audits are flawed is a big concern, because literally trillions of dollars are riding on the accuracy and veracity of companies' financial statements.
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On July 16, 1969, the Saturn V rocket with three Apollo 11 astronauts riding on top blasted off from Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center.
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To: Andrew RosenthalFrom: Roger Cohen Andy, I've agonized between a Putin Riding on a Bear action figure and an inert Queen Elizabeth II Porcelain Coronation doll.
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Riding on lavishly decorated floats, krewe members toss beads, plastic cups, coins and other "throws" to revelers lining a route that usually runs for several miles.
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To be clear, the policies being developed and proposed would amount to the U.S. free-riding on the work of the UK NICE and other organizations.
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With all that baked in and investors still scrambling for consensus on what happens over the rest of 2019, there's a lot riding on that data.
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Watch VICE News riding on Train Jam 2018 Train Jam sets itself apart from other indie game jams, and not just because it's on a train.
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The Model X rolled on two molded concrete shelves along the wall, which were so uneven in places that it felt like riding on a dirt road.
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In early October, Cruise was photographed riding on the back of the motorcycle while sporting a big grin, his bomber jacket, blue jeans and black aviator sunglasses.
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Maintaining the alliance During the campaign, Trump alarmed Japan and South Korea, two of America's strongest allies, by suggesting they were free-riding on US security commitments.
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But for now, with no stockholders to impress and the basic technology already proven, there's not a hell of a lot riding on any specific landing attempt.
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CHURCH: I suppose the wildest description would be that you have some 150-year-old people that look like they're 20-year-old riding on a mammoth.
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It's loaded with high-tech touches, including a 2.2-inch touchscreen that monitors things like heart rate, distance, the slope you're riding on, cadence and calories burned.
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At a Board of Supervisors meetings in April some supervisors and members of the public expressed concerns around the lack of helmets and people riding on sidewalks.
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What advice would you give an aspiring dancer — or anyone else — who feels like their whole life and career is riding on one audition, performance, or opportunity?
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A lot is riding on how fans react to the film, which is meant to kick off a Marvel Cinematic Universe-style era of Star Wars moviemaking.
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Riding on the bullish sentiment, the financials subindex rose as much as 1.1%, with all the "Big Four" lenders gaining in the range between 1% and 1.5%.
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But as they entered the aquatic center on Monday to swim in the final, there was a lot more riding on their matchup than an Olympic medal.
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Much is riding on the big reveal at CES, and the construction of its $1 billion factory in Nevada, but it's what comes after that worries observers.
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The 17-year-old senior was riding on a float in the homecoming parade when she saw a desperate mother and a little boy who needed help.
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"First time riding on your own, Harper!" he said in the clip, where he's seen running alongside her as she pedals her pink bike all by herself.
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Bike lanes also don't reach most destinations, which means a scooter ride will almost always require riding on the sidewalk or in open traffic at some point.
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Electronic Arts Inc jumped 4.8%, after the video game publisher posted a quarterly revenue beat, riding on the continued success of its battle royale game "Apex Legends".
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It happened on July 30 to Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries biologist Dr. Greg Skomal, who was riding on a boat's pulpit near Wellfleet, Massachusetts, reports TIME.
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Much is riding on the shoulders of the three unlikely young heroes, which may be enough to excite viewers, but the smaller details are just as intriguing.
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You can play a vast, open-world game like Breath of the Wild on your couch, then pick it up and play while riding on the subway.
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For example, VFX supervisor Joe Bauer said season 6 featured 11 shots of Clarke riding on the back of a dragon, while season 7 used over 80.
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Detroit (CNN)No one -- not Bernie Sanders, not Elizabeth Warren, not Pete Buttigieg, not anyone -- has more riding on tonight's CNN Democratic presidential debate than Beto O'Rourke.
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If you're riding on the subway or any place with audible background noise, you'd be hard-pressed to hear a clear difference compared to AirPods and BeatsX.
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Nintendo has a lot riding on the success of the Switch, as the company's last console — the Wii U — was not the smash success that was hoped.
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As he has drawn huge crowds across the country, Sanders has been riding on a wave of anger among progressives that could carry him far beyond Iowa.
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Handler said that a lot is riding on the success of "Cars 3" toys, which are slated to garner about $300 million in sales for the company.
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The race has become the eye of the political storm since 21625 and Democrats' hopes are riding on a traditionally GOP district that narrowly voted for Trump.
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Outside directors "don't have millions of dollars riding on the outcome," said Mark Suster, a two-time entrepreneur and general partner at Upfront Ventures in Los Angeles.
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The video also cuts between scenes of him kneeling in the sea, riding on the back of a motorcycle, and walking around an empty house in flares.
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Reagan and the Queen went horseback riding on the grounds of Windsor Castle, while Prince Philip and first lady Nancy Reagan rode in a horse-drawn carriage.
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On Monday, an elderly woman accused of insulting the monarchy was struck in the face after commuters forced her to leave the bus she was riding on.
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The move gives him more leverage in talks about how to revamp international corporate tax but also means there's more riding on the success of those discussions.
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Tyndall's death follows that of 22-year-old apprentice jockey Mikaela Claridge, who died after a fall while riding on sand trails early on Friday near Melbourne.
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Amid a five-year farm recession, continuing woes for small dairy farmers and a trade war with China, a lot is riding on this year's Farm Bill.
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After spending much of her childhood riding on the Springsteen farm in Colts Neck, N.J., she is now driven to qualify for the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.
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While riding on city streets, I check for cars about to pull out from a parking spot or a vehicle door that might open in my path.
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These workers spend much of their day with a team, driving or riding on a truck to collect materials, increasing the risk of a transportation-related accident.
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When there's a $100 million riding on his performance and the stakes are so high, he has to be mentally fit to be present in the game.
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His love for sports kicked off with skateboarding as a kid, where he started riding on his belly and eventually learned how to do handstands down inclines.
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A series of ex-Republican lawmakers who lost narrowly in Trump strongholds in 2018 are plotting rematches next year with dreams of riding on the president's coattails.
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So there is a lot riding on the new staging, which is being directed by David McVicar and will feature traditional sets more reminiscent of Mr. Zeffirelli's.
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Abdul Qayoom Shah, 37, a shopkeeper, said Mr. Dar had been riding on a motorbike and approached an army unit that appeared poised to repel an attack.
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And it turned out to be one of those fabulously easy, surfing-the-day jobs, everyone riding on this wave of semistardom and recognition for the models.
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But there's a problem with bikes and rideables on the streets – riding on the streets is not as safe as it could be on bicycles or rideables.
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And so does Wall Street, where the likelihood of the highest investment returns in a decade are riding on a trade truce with America's biggest trade partner.
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Homeowners like Justina Osorio, a 40-year-old single mother in Columbus, Ohio, who is fighting to save her house, have a lot riding on the answer.
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But the complicating factors cited by the skeptics show a lot is riding on the degree to which the economy slows and earnings-growth narrows in 2019.
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This line of research sets out the intriguing possibility that enjoyment of intense physical experiences such as riding on roller coasters may reflect individual differences in brain chemistry.
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For me, they conjure up images of a super-sexy Lana Del Rey riding on the back of a motorcycle in head-to-toe leather with cowboy boots.
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"Jump riders in Los Angeles have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the trip data created from riding on our bikes and scooters," Uber said in a statement.
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This is in part due to internal divisions but also down to fears of being blamed for violence or hijacked by opposition leaders riding on its broad following.
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In 2015 he dramatically escaped from prison, riding on a motorcycle through a tunnel that had been dug to his cell at the Altiplano maximum security federal prison.
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For example, in a good-quality women's pack, the straps will be designed for narrower shoulders and the hip belt will be designed for riding on wider hips.
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The doctors meet the patients and their families and immerse themselves in small-town life, "whether it's eating squirrels or riding on the backs of alligators," says Dubrow.
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Riding on an electric, shared, dockless, Bird Scooter in Santa Monica, at almost every stop light people walked up to ask me directions or asked about the scooter.
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Blair Walsh's season-opening miss made an uncomfortable truth painfully clear: The Minnesota Vikings have too much riding on this season to trust it to an untrustworthy kicker.
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This more sexually fraught triangle means that Jud becomes much more than merely a violent villain, and that much more is riding on Laurey's choice than just romance.
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Mafia III is loud, generously bloody, and certainly very ambitious—it's the debut game from a new studio, Novato-based Hanger 13, with a lot riding on it.
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With so much speculative money riding on a further rise in prices, and few short positions left to squeeze, oil prices had become increasingly vulnerable to a correction.
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Medium started the year with some tough times, including layoffs and a change in direction, so it's got a lot riding on these subscriptions attracting some… well, subscribers.
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The bloated public sector was acting like a fat man riding on the back of a thin man, the private sector, he said, and embarked on radical reforms.
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China's economy expanded 6.8 percent in January-March, beating expectations for a 6.7 percent gain, riding on the coat-tails of robust property investment and resilient consumer demand.
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The Dragon cargo spacecraft riding on the Falcon 9 will be carrying up a number of science experiments, including live mice that will help researchers study muscle atrophy.
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Zombie knives, as the name suggests, are often based on the theme of a zombie apocalypse, riding on the popularity of TV series such as The Walking Dead.
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Still, South Korean President Moon Jae-in has made negotiations with North Korea a centerpiece of his administration and has a lot riding on next week&aposs events.
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The royal, 28, snapped a photo of her dad, Prince Andrew, during Trooping the Colour last Saturday to celebrate his first time riding on horseback during the parade.
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Cruz has a lot riding on Texas, where he is banking on a big win in his home state to stop Donald Trump from steamrolling to the nomination.
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The Competition also has lovely exclusive wheels that didn't come on the test car, as it was riding on winter tires to handle a life based in Detroit.
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Amazon Prime Video's local competitor, Hotstar, has been a runaway success riding on its exhaustive sports programming, live and catch-up, launched during the 2015 Cricket World Cup.
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"We are riding on a lot of macro trends; we're among the top five based on GDP growth and have the world's eighth-largest population," Rahim told TechCrunch.
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With the 9/93 plot riding on the hijackers' ability to manage daily life, he said, Qaeda leaders would most likely have made arrangements to get them help.
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Superintendent of Police Mubarak Shah, 56, was killed en route to his office when four gunmen riding on motorcycles attacked his vehicle, said city police officer Muhammad Sultan.
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The deliveryman, Rodrigo Garcia, 32, was riding on the Upper East Side on June 30, when he and a car driven by Mr. Dinkins collided, the police said.
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Hopes for a turnaround were riding on the arrival of the New Zealand star Mils Muliaina, the 35-year-old former three-time captain of the All Blacks.
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You're still riding on a large raft (now, it's a different color), go under a waterfall, and end the ride escaping an encounter with a massive T. rex.
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There's a lot riding on this, especially since it's probably congressional Republicans' last chance to deliver this year on the core promises made during last year's election campaign.
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The Nasdaq's rally this year is riding on the back of a surge in major technology stocks, which are some of the largest in the U.S. stock market.
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Gruber said stricter penalties would prevent what he described as "individuals who are essentially free-riding on the system" – echoing concerns that are frequently raised by insurance companies.
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Guzman dramatically escaped from prison in 22016, riding on a motorcycle through a tunnel that had been dug to his cell at the Altiplano maximum security federal prison.
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It costs the same as the Treadwell 2 but has a suspension fork that allows you to lock-out when riding on smooth surfaces and has 24 speeds.
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And there's plenty of money riding on their success: A Beijing-based company called Ofo raised $700 million earlier this year, and Spin raised $8 million this summer.
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The commercial features a young woman with blue hair riding on Trump's head, skipping through a field of Trump trees, and just generally frolicking in a Trumpian paradise.
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"In the past Chancellor Merkel has been seen as the 'climate chancellor,' riding on the wave of renewable energy successes," said Jennifer Morgan, a director of Greenpeace International.
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It is a broken process that has enabled and empowered partisan bad faith by setting up a situation in which everything is riding on a few enormous bills.
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Unfortunately, those who worry tend to take fewer precautions than those who don't, and more viruses spread — as a result, riding on a nervous, fearful cough or sneeze.
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Administration officials are confident that Mr. Trump can hold his own; Chinese officials say the same of Mr. Xi. Much is riding on whether they can do business.
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"Riding on Modi's popularity, being a friend of India is going to help him," said Rupesh Srivastava, a Michigan businessman and founding member of the Republican Hindu Coalition.
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Though Sanders seems to be riding on post-Nevada momentum and a promising outlook heading into Super Tuesday, some experts believe the contest isn't yet a done deal.
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But the commercial business is bigger, meaning the company would be willing to sacrifice a potential $5 billion defense deal because more is potentially riding on the lawsuit.
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A lot is riding on the ratings calls for Deutsche, which like all financial institutions, is among big issuers of debt securities and highly reliant upon credit ratings.
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Mexico certainly will not go rogue on the United States; most politicians in Mexico recognize there's too much at stake for the country's prosperity riding on the relationship.
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There's a lot riding on this year's Winter Olympics: South Korea has to show that hosting can be economically viable, or the games would lose their sheen further.
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Markets rallied sharply after Trump's election victory in November, riding on hopes that his plans including simpler regulations, higher infrastructure spending and tax cuts will boost the economy.
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The Public Theater, which opened its first show in the 1960s, claims that the Public hotel is essentially siphoning off its business by riding on its theatrical coattails.
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Jacqueline had met Paul de Ganay through society connections of her stepfamily (her stepfather, Hugh Auchincloss, was a Washington financier), and she enjoyed horseback riding on their grounds.
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Anne Custodio from the Philippines is going viral with this video of her going from bare face to full makeup, while riding on top of a motorcycle side car.
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Not bad for that oft-derided "sclerotic" Europe holding its own — and then some — with the Pacific Rim tigers free-riding on their huge, and growing, U.S. trade surpluses.
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We raced non-stop, riding on the force of breathless expansion and capital, through these few years; but this has no meaning in such a tragic loss of life.
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Markets have rallied sharply after Trump's election victory in November, riding on hopes that his plans including simpler regulations, higher infrastructure spending and tax cuts will boost the economy.
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Elizabeth and Mary are each dressed resplendently, placed at the forefront of each shot whether standing in a room of all-male advisors or riding on horseback into battle.
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Mr. Trump's criticism of European free-riding on defense is accurate, Mr. Muniz said, but it has also led to Europeans ceding responsibility for their own interests and fates.
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I really like to cycle so when I have free time—I like to explore the city on the bike, and I really like riding on that Marietta Corridor.
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Khan, the eldest son of famous screenwriter Salim Khan, is one of Bollywood's most bankable stars with reportedly more than $92 million riding on him and his incomplete projects.
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A lot was riding on the success of the drug, and more than $15 billion in market value was wiped after the company said it wouldn't be moving forward.
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Among other stocks, Electronic Arts Inc rose 6.7% after the video game publisher posted quarterly revenue beat, riding on the continued success of its battle royale game "Apex Legends".
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But the company's core business is still in consoles and there is a lot riding on the Switch, especially since its handheld Wii U console was not a success.
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It's a new client for SpaceX, and this is a key moment in terms of proving out its relaunch capabilities, so there's a lot riding on today going well.
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Broadcaster GloboNews on Friday showed relatively calm scenes of matte green military trucks filing down roads into the favela, including soldiers riding on trucks and motorcycles holding assault rifles.
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The S&P 500 healthcare index rose 1.15 percent, on track for its best day in six weeks, riding on strong results and forecast from Bristol-Myers and Celgene.
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Colombia's peso firmed 218.9605 percent, while local stocks tacked on 20.00 percent, with energy firm Ecopetrol SA riding on the back of higher oil prices to gain 2663.65 percent.
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Become the Night King for $51.99 See Details If you're a fan of costumes where it looks like you're riding on stuff, might as well go fantasical with it.
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Ellen DeGeneres has defended herself from accusations of racism after posting on social media an edited photo of herself riding on the back of Jamaican Olympic runner Usain Bolt.
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There is no doubt that Obama has an awful lot riding on Clinton capturing the White House -- although he has also met with her left-wing rival, Vermont Sen.
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The magnetic field and the electrical currents push against each other, which allows whatever is riding on it -- a hoverboard or a train car — to float above the surface.
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It's taken 33 seasons to broaden the color lines on the hit ABC series and you better believe there's a lot riding on season 34's star, Rachel Lindsay.
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The reptile is featured prominently on the mission patch for this launch, in which he's riding on top of the Atlas V rocket as it zooms away from Earth.
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Free Solo, riding on the back of Meru's success and Honnold's star power, had funding from a studio and was always intended to be turned into a feature film.
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"I trust Hillary Clinton to make these decisions with full knowledge that the life of my son and his friends may be riding on the outcome," Mr. Kaine said.
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That could, in the end, convince people to go for Android devices before an iPhone or iPad — and it's all riding on which app store has the best apps.
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Driven IT can be argued that the Ford Explorer ignited America's love affair with sport utility vehicles when it arrived in 153, riding on the compact Ranger pickup platform.
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For a whole lot of reasons, Aladdin's first full trailer has a whole lot more riding on it than just the need to show off the film's visual effects.
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On Wednesday, Kristin Myers, a reporter for Yahoo Finance, posted a video on Twitter of a man in a baseball hat riding on the back of a Q train.
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Soon, crews bound for the ISS will ride on the new Soyuz-2.1a rocket, not the Soyuz-FG rocket that astronauts and cosmonauts have been riding on since 2002.
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Sanders's allies are under no illusions about how much they have riding on Michigan after Biden won big on Super Tuesday, pushing him past Sanders in the delegate count.
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More and more American jurisdictions have legalized sports betting, and more and more Americans will have a little something extra riding on the N.F.L. games they watch this season.
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He is directly inspired by a Leonardo da Vinci drawing of a mythical scene that shows Phyllis riding on Aristotle, a female figure over the symbol of philosophical thinking.
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Despite the city's expansion of bike lanes in recent years, 227 of the cyclists were riding on streets without bike lanes when they were killed, according to city officials.
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This allows you to continue aiming as you Wall Ride, since Lúcio remains "glued" to the wall he's riding on as long as the jump button is held down.
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To continue riding on the more than 2,162-mile Tour de France, Berhane has to finish no more than 25 percent slower than the fastest cyclist of the day.
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David Cole, the chief executive of DFC Intelligence, a market research firm, said there was a lot riding on Nintendo's ability to satisfy demand in the next few weeks.
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And as few candidates have lost those early states and still won the nomination, his eight-day, 650-mile tour through icy Iowa had a lot riding on it.
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It appears that selecting Mr. Abrams is not a done deal, with much probably riding on his conversation with a president whose campaign he urged others not to join.
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Riding on the success of "City on Fire," Mr. Lam churned out two more films as part of a series, "Prison on Fire" (1987) and "School on Fire" (1988).
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Sobering, but with so much riding on the openness of the internet, we all need to pay attention and build the kind of future for this technology that we want.
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In Washington, D.C., Skip recently started testing 200 scooters with rear-facing cameras to look for whether people are riding on the sidewalk, parking compliance and generally safe riding behavior.
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"PDI-P will take first, with better results than 2014, as expected, riding on Jokowi's coat tails," said Achmad Sukarsono, an Indonesia analyst at Control Risks, using the president's nickname.
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It's been clear for weeks Bethenny had way too much emotional stress riding on the ladies' field trip to Tequila, Mexico, since the excursion was tied to her Skinnygirl brand.
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But even SpaceX's first two crew members — NASA astronauts Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley — aren't concerned about riding on the vehicle, despite a few initial questions from friends and family.
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" Uber shared its own statement on Tuesday: "Jump riders in Los Angeles have a reasonable expectation of privacy in the trip data created from riding on our bikes and scooters.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: So, with so much TV activity, with the films coming up and now all of this, do you ever worry about having too much riding on Star Wars?
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There was a lot riding on the success of Rogue One, standalone Star Wars films will make up half of the upcoming productions through 2020, but were untested until now.
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Alex Azar, the health secretary, recently accused foreign governments of "free-riding" on American health-care innovation when they negotiate to pay lower prices for their drugs than Americans do.
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BlackBerry's bet on self-driving is mainly riding on QNX, the company it acquired in 2010, and whose software later became the basis for its BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system.
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However, InSight is pretty small; the Atlas V it's riding on is powerful enough to fly south over the Pacific and still get the spacecraft where it needs to go.
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So yes, in terms of an extended universe that concentrates on Spider-Man villains or anti heroes without Spider-Man, I do believe Venom has a lot riding on it.
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The blue-chip index has been riding on a post-election rally, feeding on optimism that President-elect Donald Trump's plans for deregulation and infrastructure spending would bolster the economy.
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The United States government has grown weary of European nations free- or cheap-riding on our forces, garrisoned on Europe and stretched-thin in too many points around the globe.
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The mural, rendered in white paint that pops against the red brick wall, depicts an enormous fish-dog hybrid figure with a more characteristic Haring figure riding on its back.
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Riders leave the station riding on a blue track, but instead of going back to the station, their ride continues on the green track right next to the blue one.
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The technology sector provided the biggest boost to the S&P 500, riding on a 7.6% jump in Qualcomm Inc shares after it forecast current-quarter profit above analysts' estimates.
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The technology sector provided the biggest boost to the S&P 500, riding on a 7.6% jump in Qualcomm Inc shares after it forecast current-quarter profit above analysts' estimates.
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The company tested 229 of these scooter in Washington, D.C. (and later rolled out to San Francisco) to monitor whether people were riding on the sidewalk and generally riding safely.
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They argue that they cannot shut down a driver's service without the potential of mistakenly shutting off a passenger's phone or that of someone riding on a train or bus.
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If Mr. Trump ducks the honest debate that voters deserve, they should keep in mind that the N.R.A. has as much riding on the election outcome as Mr. Trump does.
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In downtown San Francisco, the number of electric scooters has surged recently, introducing a host of problems, including people illegally riding on sidewalks, vandalization and parked scooters blocking the walkways.
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We were riding on Rubio's campaign bus through a snowstorm en route to a rally in Nashua, N.H. Rubio was tired, as everyone was, but he also seemed slightly dazed.
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That's what happens here when Frank, riding on strong momentum in the presidential primaries, gets stopped in his tracks by a controversy about his connections to the Ku Klux Klan.
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Large portions of the second round were spent with Gadelha riding on one of Jędrzejczyk's legs as she sat along the fence, preventing the champion from scooting her hips away.
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Unable to stand the suspense, I opened the sleeve to stare at the disc while riding on the subway, as if the melodies would somehow reveal themselves to my eyes.
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There's much riding on the outcome of this election, with the potential to prove that other young progressive candidates can stake a claim in the game and be taken seriously.
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For some Americans, 1643 is the first chance to sit and watch two teams they have barely heard of, and really care, because they have a bet riding on it.
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Some are also riding on BMX bicycles, anachronisms that give the movie a whiff of contemporary desperation that signals an endeavor reaching for honest nostalgia and trapped by bloodless marketing.
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The one lucky camera snap of a baby macaque riding on its mother's back is not just adorable, it is evidence reproduction is happening in this area despite the contamination.
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Kelley exploited her edge to the fullest to win the first group date, which ended with her racing to the finish line of an obstacle course riding on a tricycle.
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The attacker, riding on a motorcycle, threw an explosive device at the station in the San Jose neighborhood as officers were preparing to start the workday, according to Colombian police.
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As the national cricket team reached the semi-finals of the tournament riding on star player Virat Kohli's glorious run with the bat, passionate fans ensured that Twitter kept buzzing.
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"Since any IG investigation into Pruitt will have a lot riding on it, this needs to be addressed now, or the investigation risks being tainted from the start," Libowitz said.
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Virality hijacks our better instincts, and because so many of the internet's business models benefit from instant popularity, there's a great deal of money and power riding on our failings.
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Yet these commercial firms aren't simply free riding on government investments in basic science: Corporations continue to invest heavily in research (though they are publishing less in the scientific literature).
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Sometimes they are standing around on a bookshelf or playing with a toy on the ground, but they also might be hiding in a drawer or riding on a Roomba.
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We don't really see how it can unwind painlessly, because the market is very rich, it is very highly correlated, and it is riding on a very tenuous liquidity cushion.
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Riding on the success of Blizzard's popular new game Overwatch, XXX studio Brazzers has created a porn parody featuring (at least) two of the title's famed heroes, Reaper and Widowmaker.
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Our suspicion: Given the Vision Fund's impact on the startup industry over the last few years, there's a lot more riding on what happens with WeWork than meets the eye.
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Two female emergency medical workers were responding to a call and were alerted by a passer-by that someone was riding on the back bumper of the ambulance, officials said.
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While the cast is hyperaware that there's a lot riding on the success of their film, they talked to CNN last week about why it should be allowed to fail.
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For now, the NBA must take an all-hands-on-deck mentality in tackling the coronavirus because advertisers and sponsors had multimillion-dollar contracts riding on the now stalled season.
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The promotional rollout for Kanye West's The Life of Pablo has been like riding on a rollercoaster with two slurpee cups in your hand, spilling juice all down your front.
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Riding on just the spaceship portion of BFR, without the large booster, could get a group of passengers from New York to Shanghai in just half an hour, Musk said.
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And just in case you're still not clear about how profoundly fucked this is, here's a picture of a baby pangolin riding on its mother's back: I mean, come on.
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Microsoft has hidden a tiny Easter egg inside the Xbox One X that most owners are unlikely to find: an etching of Halo's Master Chief riding on top of a scorpion.
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Bill and Linda Holliday are vacationing off the coast of Greece -- where they're riding on yachts, playing on the beach and visiting some of the historic sites ... including Stadium at Olympia!
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A South Miami Beach nightclub has been shut down after a white horse was brought into the packed dance floor with a woman in a bikini riding on top of it.
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The U.S. external deficits predate the financial crisis as a problem reflecting America's low savings rates, and free-trade policies in a world of mercantilists free-riding on the American economy.
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It's a little more real estate to feast your eyes on when you're riding on the subway or at a cafe, thus better guarding the corners of your eye from distraction.
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She knew how much was riding on the tests Mohammad would undergo; this was the visit on which his parents had pinned their hopes for a tranquil new life in Texas.
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"We are aware that people are still riding on sidewalks, we are aware that people are colliding into people and then taking off," San Diego Police Department Lt. Shawn Takeuchi says.
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The victim, Brad Treat, 38, had been riding on a trail off U.S. Highway 2 in Montana with another cyclist when the pair may have surprised the bear, according to authorities.
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My stress came not only from the physical, on-your-feet-all-day nature of this job, but from the idea that a person's physical appearance was riding on my performance.
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After their lavish wedding in Capri, Italy, last week, the newlyweds have been traveling around the European country, riding on jet skis and celebrating a post-wedding party with their friends.
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As the first Hollywood movie to feature an Asian-American lead in 24 years, as well as an all-Asian ensemble cast, Crazy Rich Asians has a lot riding on it.
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Ever since the Fed raised interest rates for the first time in December 2015, financial markets have been riding on the wave of optimism that there are more hikes to come.
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The energy sector advanced as much as 1 percent, riding on overnight gains in oil prices, with benchmark Brent crude hitting $33 a barrel for the first time in a week.
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Bow Wow was recently the subject of an embarrassing internet craze after being caught 'lying' about flying on a private jet – when in fact he was riding on a commercial airliner.
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Marie Leger came across an unusual sight on the subway last year: a dog riding on a seat near a cat that was wandering the aisle, both with the same family.
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They split, however, and he took up with a French journalist until a tabloid caught him riding on a motor scooter to the apartment of a much younger woman in Paris.
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This devastation was presaged by numerous omens, including one that foretold the coming of conquerors from distant lands riding on the backs of animals, who would vanquish and rule the Aztecs.
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After we left the photo op, we got to do more canyon riding on twists and long straightaways where we got to feel the bike's ability to do high speeds effortlessly.
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Mexican stocks gained 3.3373 percent, riding on a 6.2 percent jump in Wal Mart de Mexico (Walmex), the country's top retailer, after cost cuts helped fourth-quarter profit top analysts' estimates.
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The stock market has been riding on an oil rally for the past two days after President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the United States from a nuclear deal with Iran.
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Gold was riding on dollar weakness and the support for the yellow metal sits around $1,180 an ounce, while resistance comes in at $1,1.53, MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin said.
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Bush, Christie and John Kasich have a lot riding on New Hampshire, and it's unclear whether they can remain in the race if they don't out-perform expectations in the state.
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Not surprisingly, the work Pulse Labs is doing has caught the attention of two parties that have a lot riding on Alexa's success: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos and Amazon's Alexa Fund.
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By riding on this momentum and buzz, both Netflix and Amazon have proved they're in it to win it in the long run — and they don't try to hide this ambition.
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Among recent crimes, unidentified men riding on motorcycles shot and killed a ruling party lawmaker with his bodyguard on June 8 near his home in a suburb of the capital Kampala.
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"We are really upfront that this is not the cheapest way to get to LA," Cabin Co-founder and President Gaetano Crupi, who was riding on the maiden voyage, told me.
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"A lot of people thought riding on the cobbles was too hard for me," added Gilbert, also a stage winner on the Tour de France, the Giro d'Italia and the Vuelta.
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Kitesurfing is riding on a surfboard while holding onto a kite and foilboarding is riding a surfboard with a hydrofoil that goes into the water lifts the board above the surface.
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With the workforce in many developed economies likely to stagnate or decline in the next two decades as the baby-boomer generation retires, a lot is riding on improvements in productivity.
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A lot is riding on whether economic data can continue to hold up, since upbeat reports in recent weeks have eased fears the United States may be headed for a recession.
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We'll likely learn more about its anticipated schedule for delivering said vehicle at that time, too, and there will clearly be a lot riding on what they present at the show.
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WOKING, England (Reuters) - Jenson Button says he feels no pressure ahead of his one-off Formula One comeback with McLaren in Monaco this weekend because he has nothing riding on it.
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Bigger rival TCS on Monday became the first Indian company to hit the $100 billion market capitalization mark, riding on the back of a record quarterly profit and a weaker rupee.
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Users pedal in order to move around the games' different settings, which include traditional cycling terrain, racing an Formula 1 car and even riding on the mythical Greek flying horse Pegasus.
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Braves 4, Mets 3 Yoenis Cespedes swung hard, and the ball sliced through the September night, the Mets' playoff hopes riding on every play at this critical time of the season.
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