Roll up, roll up, there's a new fintech VC fund in Southeast Asia town.
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Roll up, roll up it's time for another edition of The Noisey Questionnaire Of Life.
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Roll up, roll up… there's another e-commerce mega deal in Southeast Asia courtesy of a Chinese investor.
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REI Co-op designed the Sahara Roll-Up Pant to keep wearers cool in hot weather by using a light fabric along with a dual-length roll-up design.
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Leather Charger Roll Up, available on Mark & Graham, $49Mark & Graham's Leather Charger Roll Up is made from soft, supple leather and has three separate pockets to stash cables and chargers on the go.
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Beginning with a long side, roll up the nori tightly.
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Throw away your coffeemaker and roll up your yoga mat.
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Businesses must roll up their sleeves and put in work.
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Fold opposite sides of tortilla over filling, and roll up.
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All the pieces roll up conveniently into a storage bag.
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Roll up our sleeves and actually do the work, together.
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John Mayer would roll up to rehearse for their tour.
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They roll up their sleeves, and they get things done.
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"Let's roll up our sleeves and keep going," Coe said.
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When you roll up fast like that, you scared him.
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And one was to roll up and consolidate the internet.
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You must roll up the edges pretty far — that's the trick.
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And they roll up to functions all wearing the same designer.
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Roll up your sleeves and leave your keyboard on your desk.
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Then roll up your sleeves and stop looking in the mirror.
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We sit down, roll up our sleeves, and get stuff done.
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Roll up the dough into a cigar, pinching the ends together.
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And she didn't sneak me in, I would just roll up.
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Starting at one long side, roll up dough, jelly-roll fashion.
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You don't roll up in a ball, you don't walk away.
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Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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So a roll-up is always in order in these instances.
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Roll up the chicken and, if needed, secure with toothpicks. 3.
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When you roll up at McDonald's, what does Donald Trump order?
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Sycamore Partners had better be ready to roll up its sleeves.
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They roll up to the museum in formation, announcing their arrival.
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Don't try to roll up to just any Starbucks location, though.
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What are people expecting, me to roll up on a motorcycle?
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Anaya: I would roll up money and put it through there.
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" Like many estates at the time, Downton Abbey opens its doors to the public to raise money – for charity, not their own coffers – prompting the Dowager Countess (Dame Maggie Smith) to exclaim, "Roll up, roll up!
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Plus, its futuristic roll-up TV is going on sale this year.
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And she didn&apost sneak me in, I would just roll up.
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You can get your hands dirtier and actually roll up your sleeves.
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Roll up the wrapper around the mixture and continue to the top.
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There's an opportunity to acquire and roll up several of the players.
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Roberto's second solution ... roll up their sleeves and start a weed biz!!!
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Roll up each pastry to encase filling, and brush seam with egg.
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Roll up to #Ruthsalternativecaring in Los Angeles (7828 Santa Monica Blvd). pic.twitter.
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I mean, they have to roll up their sleeves and keep working.
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They don't roll up in an MRAP when people are peacefully protesting.
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Whether cities like them or not, scooters are going to roll up.
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I had to roll up my sleeves and figure it all out.
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But why do most of us roll up to the state fair?
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Small things that you could roll up and put in your bag.
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One suggestion, she sang, was to "roll up a joint"—a stopgap.
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So let's roll up each other's sleeves and get down to business.
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The booth allows voters to stand or roll up in a wheelchair.
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Then you're ready to roll up your sleeves and do some handiwork.
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At night you could roll up to Magic City, with singles provided.
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To roll up on them quietly—they should be rolling up on us.
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So employees will just roll up their sleeves, dig in, and just work.
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Three gunmen roll up on the trade off between his guys and Domingo's.
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Roll up each cutlet over the filling, and secure with toothpicks if needed.
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No one wants to see Trump roll up his sleeves and do anything.
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Time to roll up a fatty J and light a spliff or whatever.
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The next, she'll roll up wearing $25 earrings she picked up at Kohl's.
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I would just smoke up and roll up in that bitch like 'Hey!
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The police do not roll up as we settle in outside el Diario.
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And I will roll up my sleeves and go back to work now.
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On hearing this news, some children will shrug and roll up their sleeves.
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Gather friends, roll up your sleeves and pick it to shreds for tacos.
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I will enter into the record that "cold cheese roll up" is gross.
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A silicone roll-up bib that will save them time and time again
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Mastering the roll-up can be more challenging than properly knotting a necktie.
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We roll up a very, very small health thing called Cleveland Clinic. Okay.
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I can confirm Baauer's remix of "Roll Up" still goes off in the club.
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I would roll up my sleeves like a trouper and tune in every week.
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It's not something you can simply roll up and haul onto a plane, either.
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The flexible band allows them to roll up into a compact and portable package.
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LG Display is also working on TV displays that roll up like a newspaper.
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He came from a boy band and decided to just roll up his sleeves.
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Fold edges of tortilla in and roll up tightly to enclose all the ingredients.
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Stick your chest out, roll up your sleeves, and get stuck into some deals.
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It's important to know that you can't just roll up and order ramen, though.
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You look at Match, and there's been enormous roll-up in the dating category.
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Roll up, the movie cries, watch the hicks toss toilet seats instead of horseshoes!
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I went to a museum recently and entered my Fruit Roll Up maximalist period.
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"We're looking to roll up our sleeves with each of these teams," he said.
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Let's roll up our sleeves and work together on solutions that benefit all Americans.
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I want to roll up my towels and put them on a shelf somewhere.
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"The brother and friend roll up to see someone running away," Chief Boyce said.
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So when you're stopped at an intersection, roll up the windows, and breathe easier.
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They preferred a lively downtown neighborhood that didn't roll up the sidewalks at sundown.
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Then check out the 65-inch TV that can roll up just like wallpaper.
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Don't expect the French to just roll up, not in front of this crowd.
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These designers will have to roll up their sleeves and put in the work.
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I roll up my sleeves and start in on the cups, plates and bowls.
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This is a time to straighten our civic backbones and roll up our sleeves.
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"Now we have to roll up our sleeves and work even harder," he said.
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There's no weird Vice roll up with all kinds of crazy stuff in it.
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Brown's responsibilities and newer revenue lines will eventually roll up underneath the new president.
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Now, when he does a talk, he'll roll up the sleeves of his shirt.
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Roll-up-your-sleeves work needs to be done to dismantle systemic racism and oppression.
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But for Cars, I could roll up as is and not worry about hiding it.
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So when authorities roll up, they know where they need to be in the building.
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We all need to roll up our sleeves as one company to pull that together.
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We'd roll up somewhere and it was like, 'Yeah, we got shut down last week.
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We roll up to the Street Race and it's a scene right out of Grease!
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"We'll just roll up our sleeves and say, 'Let's get past this,'" the official said.
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"Virginia needs leaders who will roll up their sleeves and get things done," she said.
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Smoking a roll-up on the walk home from work and then immediately regretting it.
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Most people don't have the means to roll up at a pricey, elite barbell facility.
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We always roll up our sleeves and get to work when the going gets tough.
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And we should be willing to roll up our sleeves and really noodle through it.
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Members of Congress should roll up their sleeves, join hands, and get this deal done.
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That allowed Trump to roll up victory after victory with a plurality of the vote.
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Or perhaps you'll sit down, roll up your sleeves and play your frustrations away yourself.
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If anything went beyond that timeline, she'd personally roll up her sleeves to elevate it.
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You can do whatever you set your mind to if you roll up your sleeves.
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All of those technologies roll up into this combined vision of creating more abundant services.
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Just as classic, though, are the roll-up styles seen in Manhattan's Washington Square Park.
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They told me my choices were to roll up my Jewish Pride flag or leave.
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Enabled by a loose merger policy, there was a roll-up of the internet space.
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You'll just have to roll up your sleeves and put a little effort into it.
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Roll up the power window shades, kick your feet up and enjoy the smooth ride.
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Bonus: These jackets roll up tight, meaning they're great to pack for almost any trip.
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MORE was the peace candidate, pledging to roll up the Middle East wars (save Afghanistan).
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Then, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work delivering freedom to public employees.
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Toke tourism Ready to roll up to Canada to enjoy its just-now-legal weed?
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Kreider, Skjei, Brandon Pirri and Vesey scored to roll up a fat lead for Raanta.
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When you're tired of the outside world, just close the roof and roll up the windows.
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We decided to roll up our sleeves, swipe on some lip primer, and show you ourselves.
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I was willing to roll up my sleeves and learn the finer points of the business.
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LG has also been developing flexible OLED displays and TVs that roll up into a box.
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The previously gigantic pharmaceutical roll-up has seen its stock plunge over the last 2160 months.
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If you're really trying to save space, this collapsible roll-up water bottle is only $11.59.
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And Chinyelu couldn't wait to roll up his sleeves and start taking part in the mission.
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I just throw my hat on and go in my PJs and roll up to work.
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"They are then able to use this profit to roll up small businesses," the group said.
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"Our collective progress depends on our willingness to roll up our sleeves and work," said Obama.
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Save perhaps for a roll-up of a local champion or two into a global IPO.
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"A lot of people want us to roll up and die," said Memphis coach David Fizdale.
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"Let's see who wants to roll up their sleeves and get in the race," she said.
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So roll up your sleeves and discuss this openly with your white friends, family and neighbors.
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That means we got to roll up our sleeves and we got to get after it.
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Who has the time or desire to roll up their sleeves and get busy with code?
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They're not afraid to roll up their sleeves and help out, and that motivates their team.
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If you make the cut, get ready to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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"Whoever isn't successful isn't going to roll up their sleeping bag and go home," Scholz said.
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We need to put aside the partisan bickering, roll up our sleeves, and get to work.
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So don't expect to roll up to some random HQ and juice up the Model 3.
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The acquisition marks a continuation of Brandwatch's roll-up of services that add to its offering.
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But as we roll up our sleeves, never has a warm Coors Light tasted so good.
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"You are today a knife in the backs of the polytheists, so roll up your sleeves."
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It's much easier to roll up and take with you than the thicker Manduka Pro mat.
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So roll up your sleeves, arm yourself with the indisputable facts, then write your heart out.
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The inability of Americans to roll up their sleeves and fix things leads inexorably to extremism.
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Last week Graham signaled he planned to roll up his sleeves on the issue via Judiciary.
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It's a roll-up-your-sleeves solution to guiding our energy economy to a cleaner future.
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Villagers roll up their sleeves to show deformities caused by ingesting food contaminated by heavy metals.
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" It's "cannabis," and if you want to buy something to roll up a joint, that's "flower.
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TruBrain Ketones — $49 See Details Roll up your sleeves, crack your knuckles, and get to tinkering.
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He soon established himself as the type of roll-up-your-sleeves player whom Memphians adore.
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Well, roll up your sleeves, because the shot might be your only option this upcoming flu season.
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According to Bloomberg, YouTube had been talking with all of the major networks to roll up content.
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Finding an A-lister to roll up with is all that's standing between me and sweet success.
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Metadata won't tell you, so who are the specific actors here that I need to roll up?
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And of course, you can't roll up to the red carpet in a taxi or ride share.
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Give another light drizzle of olive oil, roll up the bread, or fold it over, and eat.
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We have the technology, we just need the politicians to roll up their sleeves and get busy.
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Sberbank has criticised Mr Ramljak for entering "roll-up" deals with some creditors to get fresh finance.
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You need to roll up your sleeves and put yourself (and your brand new business!) out there.
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We need someone who can roll up their sleeves, get to work and turn our party around.
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If you want to roll up your sleeves, the slit cuffs make it easy to do so.
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Democrats and Republicans alike must roll up their sleeves and get to work, the Majority Leader included.
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Two guys in body armor roll up on HORSES asking what happened and offer to help them.
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Here's a shot of the array expanding like an orbital Fruit Roll-Up, sped up 300 percent.
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As they roll up to Horn Hill, it's clear that Gilly's never seen a building so nice.
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"Dealers have been crushing crystal meth and inserting it into weed that they roll up," says Rice.
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What they care about is who's going to roll up their sleeves and just solve their problems.
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The Trump administration needs to move past the bluster, roll up its sleeves, and get to work.
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You're gonna get funny looks at the job site if you roll up in one of these.
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You're gonna have to roll up your sleeves and kinda look at what's really behind the numbers.
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I was just very honored and couldn't wait to roll up my sleeves and dye my hair.
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Lawmakers-turned-lobbyists who are willing to roll up their sleeves are seen as a rare find.
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But before you roll up to the store, there are a few factors you should consider: Bag vs.
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Others point to nuanced strategies that will require bosses to roll up their sleeves and learn by doing.
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So roll up your sleeves, it's time to get dirty and get that grill clean–inside and out.
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Entire streets roll up on themselves like yoga mats — sort of like Inception, sort of like M.C. Escher.
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Learn from those who came before you, join with your friends and allies, and roll up your sleeves.
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Kraft is a "roll-up", a firm that relies on acquisitions and cost cuts to mask low growth.
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So in the credits that roll up at the end it said, 'Miss Streisand's clothes from her closet.
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But when the going gets dusty, the toe pads roll up and the animals rely on their claws.
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The first one to do a feature the right way can roll up a snowball of user traction.
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Roll up your cuts, dredge them, fry them, and drizzle them with garlicky olive oil: cin cin, motherfuckers.
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The roll-up mirrors what happened in the US, such as the acquisition by Nordstrom of Trunk Club.
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So I roll up to the house, the guy answers his door and I hand him his pizza.
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"Ghostbusters" fans can roll up to the club in full Peter Venkman swag ... for a couple days anyway.
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It's time for us to roll up our sleeves, do our research and truly reach everyday Americans. Rep.
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Of course not, but he's gonna wear 'em anyway, and roll up in a Rolls Royce to boot.
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I just roll up a joint and smoke it now and again, just like everyone else out there.
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And to the right, a screen shows the price roll up incessantly in six currencies — dollar up top.
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"We have some work ahead of us and are ready to roll up our sleeves," Mr. Shorris replied.
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Roll the triangles up from the widest end to the point, tucking the point under your roll-up.
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Armed guards can prevent a murder but they cannot investigate one, much less roll up a local cartel.
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As an investor we get to roll up our sleeves and feel like operators, but in little doses.
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"Let's roll up some ganja before the customers start to get here," Rina said, packing her makeup away.
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On the morning of June 22018, 236, he woke up to banging on the metal roll-up door.
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"Tonight we celebrate and tomorrow we roll up our sleeves," Polis said in a victory speech in Denver.
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Roll up a fat one well in advance if you choose to embark on Pup Star World Tour.
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Cue was formed in early 2019 when KKR backed a roll-up of four Chinese digital ad agencies.
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I hope you'll want to roll up your sleeves, grab some flour and dust the counter as well.
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It's time to roll up our sleeves, get the eggs out, and take another stab at that soufflé.
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You have to be a sponge, you have to be respectful, you have to roll up your sleeves.
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They would roll up the rebels through the hole created in the defenses, and everyone could go home.
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As with all of Alphabet's "other bets," Chronicle will operate separately and roll up to the parent company.
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We're going to get the blisters on our hands and roll up our sleeves and do the labor.
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Some of them will even roll up their sleeves, undertake detective work and fight to right a wrong.
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But now is the time to roll up our sleeves, knock on doors, and register people to vote.
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" And I say, "Well, roll up your sleeves and let's get started, because that's 210 years worth of work.
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Being a fan of a roll-up story while negative about the theme is no longer tenable we think.
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In the meantime, I roll up my sleeves up and get my hands dirty as we continue to evolve.
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"After a few years, the Germans usually roll up the market from behind, regaining their leadership position," Dienel said.
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For anyone who's unsure, the CDC says you can simply roll up your sleeve for another dose or two.
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The process itself is pretty complicated, so be prepared to roll up your sleeves and copy in some code.
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You roll up your sleeves, you redouble your commitment to those ideals in a changing world, and you fight.
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The second half of 2015 was a very difficult time to own any kind of a roll-up company.
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This sleek roll-up pouch cut down on the space glasses cases usually take up, while also offering protection.
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Every rock you roll up a hill is going to roll down the other side of the hill eventually.
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Optimists understand that where the nation has faults, it's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work.
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" He also called on attendees to "shut off [their] phones, roll up [their] sleeves and kick this monster's ass.
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" "As soon as the president signs the legislation to open government, we in Congress will roll up our sleeves.
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"We don't want to give the impression that we roll up the sidewalks at midnight," Hillmer told the publication.
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"We in Congress will roll up our sleeves and try to find some agreement on border security," Schumer said.
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It's time for everyone in Washington to roll up their sleeves, get to work, and lay a new foundation.
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It's out of hand—they're all looking for little dimps on the floor to stick in a roll up.
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If I hear the words "roll up to standing, one vertebra at a time" again, I'm going to flip.
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Russian police officers moved in quickly, asking the protesters to roll up their placards and show their identity documents.
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We try to find them at an early stage then roll up our sleeves and help them be successful.
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If anyone asked—and many did—he would roll up his sleeves and mischievously flex his biceps for them.
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This is a time for roll-up-your-sleeves good deeds, both in the office and in your community.
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But thinking about it too hard is what they pay us to do, so I'll roll up my sleeves.
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As soon as the practice is over, I'll roll up my yoga mat and go find my prayer mat.
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In the state's major cities of Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, he believed Biden could roll up near-impregnable margins.
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She was bemused when I told her to roll up the rugs and pile the chairs on the tabletops.
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Mayors know that everyone does better when we put politics aside, roll up our sleeves and get things done.
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A roll-up, silicone bib with a shelf to catch the rainstorm of food that babies drop while eating.
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"Obama roll up his sleeves, and [Guaido] also does that, but it's not like he's mimicking Obama," she added.
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In addition, agencies are diving even deeper by investing in specific capabilities that roll up into those framework functions.
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Those live video deals are handled by another team inside Twitter and ultimately roll up to COO Anthony Noto.
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Mr. Shanahan's focus instead has been on building teams with "a roll-up-his-sleeves approach," Mr. Albaugh said.
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The studio has a big, 10-foot wide, glass roll-up door that I keep open all the time.
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"It comes back to a hunger and willingness to roll up their sleeves and move fast and help," Dudum said.
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"When you are 653 all is well and you can roll up in a ball and sit anywhere," Wright says.
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My parents believe in the "rolling method," where you roll up your clothes to max out space in a suitcase.
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"I'm gonna roll up my sleeves and we're gonna punch back harder than he's gonna punch at us," he said.
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Here are 30 businesses you could start for next-to-nothing: Roll up your sleeves and break out the spices.
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With the $30 million in fresh cash, Bustle will be well-positioned to roll up some of these new sites.
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The idea of a renewable-energy roll-up is at best way too early and at worst just plain bonkers.
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In my own way I will now roll up my sleeves and work harder than ever to make this work.
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Imagine that you roll up early to your favorite dance cardio class only to find that the place is packed.
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But then Lana del Rey says wait "Wait, hold my beer" because I need to roll up on Azealia Banks.
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Efforts to roll up its leadership and its financial operations are unlikely to have a major impact on the group.
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Me's features to unsubscribe to the emails you didn't want and roll-up the rest into a single daily digest.
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Witches Sabbath, by Francisco Goya, is not half as scary as the scene Thomasin is about to roll up on.
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Flexible screens — especially those that roll-up and are super-thin — are a hallmark of CES and other trade shows.
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I respect people who roll up their sleeves when needed and do the work when it can have an impact.
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" Asking these thoughtful questions, she says, will "show that you are results-driven and ready to roll up your sleeves.
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The edibles were made of sugar and pectin, like a Fruit Roll-Up, but shaped like a woman's bikini panty.
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It's time to roll up our sleeves and get to work on the hard economic issues that unite all Americans.
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With roughly 290,000 firms in the industry, it is also highly fragmented, ripe for roll-up, and begging for consolidation.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the Surpahs Over the Sink Multipurpose Roll-Up Dish Drying Rack on Amazon for $25 (originally $27.98)
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It was a highly utilitarian choice, especially since Irina opted to cuff the pant legs and roll up the sleeves.
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All Things Considered's sing song horn intro began as we began the slow roll up through the farms surrounding Columbus.
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It's healthy, so long as we then roll up our sleeves and work together, together, together, to make it better.
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But the Free Folk waste valuable time arguing about this, and then the Night King and his minions roll up.
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The place had cement floors, a huge roll-up door and natural light, "the most honest" light, in Harris's view.
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But he has his eye on another small space down the block, a storefront with a roll-up metal gate.
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Remove or roll up any area rugs and use a dust mop or vacuum to remove grit under the rugs.
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Uber (and Kalanick) bullied Lyft to the point where Lyft had to either roll up its sleeves or give up.
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They have been followed through stores, had people roll up their car windows or cross the street when they approach.
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This new form enabled her to roll up her paintings and move them around without the help of her husband.
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Earlier this month, GTY agreed to buy and roll up six digital companies that make dealing with city hall easier.
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The cops didn't give him the opportunity to roll up his banner, he said in court, according to the BBC.
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Since then, there has been increasing demand from troops to be able to roll up their sleeves, especially during hotter months.
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If that sounds like an invitation to roll up to every red light and keep on trucking, that's not the intention.
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Just roll up the sleeves and layer it over this sweater depicting Link's armbands and hood for added authenticity and warmth.
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As soon as the nominee is announced, the media attention starts and outside interest groups get to roll up their sleeves.
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You either put on a suit, or you put on a light color shirt, slacks, and you roll up the sleeves.
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Roll up each piece like a jelly roll and tie them securely with two pieces of butcher's twine or 2 toothpicks.
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We aren't exactly sure that anyone really needs a keyboard they can roll-up, but hey, it's new so why not?
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We roll up our sleeves and get stuck in with them in many of the foundational pieces of building a company.
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Valeant was best known as a roll-up structure, meaning it would make acquisitions in order to fuel its growth rate.
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Executives also said that additional investment in its Roll up the Rim sweepstakes did not drive as much engagement as expected.
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Flowers might fold up their petals, spiders might roll up their webs, the birds near you could settle down to sleep.
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Volunteers roll up large movie posters as part of the Denver Public Library's 1999 Teen Summer of Reading program, June 7.
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What is does confirm is that Fitbit is continuing its roll-up of talent associated with watches, wearables and fitness devices.
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Now that the 2017 Academy Awards nominations have been announced, we can roll up our sleeves and get down to business.
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But in a roll-up with borrowing money and buying different things it is not one that you can own here.
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She is excited to roll up her sleeves and revisit her passion for making things on this season of Making It.
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It assembled a soothing hallway of curved screens and a commercial version of its roll-up display, coming later this year.
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The SHANY Pro Signature Brush Set comes with 24 professional makeup brushes and a roll-up pouch that houses them all.
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Acqui-hiring companies like it's doing here with Swipe Labs lets it roll up a bunch of good talent at once.
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"Now we got to do the 'roll up our sleeves' (work) and do the pragmatic planning and coordination," he told reporters.
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Show me one 90s film in which someone doesn't roll up to big beat and I will show you your pants.
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What shocked me the most is this nation's collective insanity over Roll up the Rim, [the contest hosted by Tim Hortons].
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I always knew I'd have to work really hard and roll up my sleeves because New York teaches you to grind.
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Roll up the pork belly and make a score on the skin where it begins to go inside of the roll.
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He's continued to roll up endorsements from Democrats who were neutral before, or backed another candidate: the latest were Florida Rep.
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When you're ready to roll-up your sleeves and start your own business, keep your eyes open for these four issues.
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"This is a time for us to come together, roll up our sleeves and get it done," the GOP governor said.
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She has to warn the chauffeur, 'Driver roll up the partition please / I don't need you seeing 'Yonce on her knees.
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The next generation of Rishikesh residents is watching this unfold, even after yoga tourists roll up their mats and head home.
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For vegetarians Our picks: Cheesy roll-up with tomatoes, plus black beans, or veggie power burrito without guacamole, sour cream or avocado ranch sauce Taco Bell's cheesy roll-up with tomatoes is simple and satisfying for vegetarians, but to upgrade its nutritional profile, we recommend adding the black beans, which boost fiber and protein for the meal.
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In the first video, Rihanna and Drake roll up to the club, pour shots, promote Red Stripe, and dance and it's great.
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For example, my oldest loved the one with jalapeños and my youngest was the only one that loved the strawberry roll up.
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Inside the base, the OLED display is rolling up around a central spindle, much the way you'd roll up a projector screen.
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Most of the time we wear oversized scrubs that we have to roll up to keep them from dragging on the floor.
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This is the time for you to roll up your sleeves and have the discipline to get down to business 24/7.
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Unseen, behind the camera, is a 16-foot-tall roll-up door which, weather permitting, I open for ventilation and northern light.
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Young people will say, they do not have a lot of money, and I say, you have time - roll up your sleeves.
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Not just flexibility, but the ability to roll up your TV and store it away until you want to watch TV again.
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Somebody could have a hoopty and roll up playing a song, and everybody's dancing around it if it's a nice sunny day.
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Solve is an opportunity to fix this, to roll up your sleeves and participate in collective problem-solving on a global scale.
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For the Tartu test run, the bot was hooked up to cords so it could securely roll up and down the column.
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That means no waiting in line, no putting on pants — just roll up to your front door and this baby's all yours.
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We have "to roll up our sleeves and dig into the structures that have been set up against us," she told me.
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Despite predictions that his absence would prove disastrous, he finished second in the state's caucuses and continued to roll up big victories.
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As summer comes to a close, it's time to roll up the beach towel and hang up the swimsuits until next year.
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Chicago outshot the Nets from the field, 21985 percent to 286 percent, to roll up a 63-26 lead at the half.
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Later on, we spent the rest of the night on the roof of his building watching the clouds roll up the Hudson.
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Nexeo is "an ideal platform to further roll up the fragmented chemicals and plastics distribution space," Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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ARMY APPROVES ROLLED SLEEVES: Just in time for summer, the nation's soldiers can now roll up the sleeves of their camouflage uniforms.
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With the crisps, we tried doing a fruit roll-up type thing and cutting out circles but it wasn't crisp-like enough.
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In a couple of months we will roll up our warehouse door and invite all our friends and collaborators to a screening.
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Also Harrison Ford, who bought a simple Montecristi "that he could roll up and put in his pocket," Ms. Colon-Lugo said.
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LG's roll-up TV — the one that impressed us at CES last year — is shipping this year and could cost around $60,000.
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Stop blaming Puerto Rico for the storm that devastated their shores, and roll up your sleeves and get the recovery on track.
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Instead, some tailor as much of their off-the-rack apparel as possible or just constantly roll up their too-long sleeves.
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It doesn't take long for Robert to roll up in front of Gerald's house in the middle of the night to fire him.
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"There was a roll-up opportunity in the sense the digitization and third-world problem is not just an India problem," he said.
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To answer that, I decided to roll up my sleeves, grab some poppers and get elbow deep… into a Sunday spring cleaning marathon.
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Remember the time when you had to roll up your sleeves and use mops, rags, and your trusty vacuum to clean your home?
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On Dominica, where Hurricane Maria also made landfall, a number of hotels are making it easy to roll up your sleeves over vacation.
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Even with the best franchise, you will need to be an active participant who is willing to roll up your sleeves and work.
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Roll up for such clickbait as: "Artificial intelligence process re-engineering case study", and "Improving deep neural networks: Hyperparameter tuning, Regularisation and Optimisation".
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Not only that, but Alexandria, the Hilltop, and the Kingdom conveniently roll up to Negan's front door safely guarded inside armor-plated vehicles.
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While these applications are all powered very differently and achieve different goals, they all roll up into the umbrella term of artificial intelligence.
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And I just dump a huge bowl in the middle and everyone just has to roll up their sleeves and just dig in.
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After all, when he hires, he looks for scrappiness: "We want people who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and work hard."
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We disagree, in case you haven't noted, but then we come together and we roll up our selves and we get things done.
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"Taipei had a golden time when you could just roll up and people would not actually understand what graffiti is," DABS1 told me.
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What if we were able to just roll up this cannon and punch escape holes into those walls and let the children escape?
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In total, when the new loan matures, Agrokor will repay 1.06 billion euros, including its obligations under the roll-up agreement, he said.
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Who knows, with any luck, in a few years, you might be able to roll-up your TV or tablet for easy transport.
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This isn't Terminator 2—you can't just roll up to your neighborhood cash machine and hack the system using your AlphaSmart or whatever.
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"We need to roll up our sleeves and fix those problems rear than trying to rush to some arbitrary deadline," Cotton told Tapper.
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Trump should "abandon this proposal, roll up his sleeves and come up with a real, bipartisan plan to keep us safe," he said.
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It shows his workers on the floor that he's one of them and teaches other managers to roll up their sleeves as well.
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Go down to the lobby of the hotel and have a fancy, black chauffeur car roll up to take you to the event.
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The company was a classic corporate roll-up that was growing because of serial acquisitions, piling on the debt at the same time.
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Our leaders need to listen to hard facts, roll up their sleeves, and get to work on a path toward a safer future.
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We write a check and then we roll up our sleeves and we get in there with them and help them get stronger.
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You'll see people roll up to a family event with a box of Popeyes fried chicken, and everyone's going to go, 'Hell yeah.
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Bob Weir, it was his studio, and he would roll up into the room and just stand there quietly for a few minutes.
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But Mr. Riley, 75, said they decided to roll up some of the rugs, put them on the second floor, and get out.
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"He tells me to be sure to roll up real small like a ball and stay there when I fall," said Dylan Davis.
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You can roll up the mat when you're not using it and pull it back out with ease when you're ready to practice.
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Or the wearable robots might roll up your sleeve or group into a safety light on your back when you're riding a bicycle.
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His trick was to cut a small rag into little squares that he would then roll up and tie individually in rubber bands.
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Whisper, meanwhile, seemingly set up MediaLab as a holding company for its app and additional assets that Heyward would look to roll up.
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The Royals would go on to roll up eight hits and two walks while sending 23 batters to the plate in the inning.
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That you can roll up to your desk and write in your pajamas and fuzzy Elmo slippers and no one has to know?
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The Royals would go on to roll up eight hits and two walks while sending 133 batters to the plate in the inning.
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Some of you may be planning to roll up your sleeves this weekend for some much-needed spring cleaning and purging of stuff.
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So, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work fighting for the right to life for our patients by amending the constitution.
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"Unisex uniforms were all horribly baggy; you had to roll up half the leg or tie the waist under your boob," she said.
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Splurge or go budget—and if you've got a red eye, you can always just roll up to the terminal in PJ pants.
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For a more festive evening, bartenders will roll up a cart of champagne and teach guests to saber the lid with a large knife.
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" He later clarified, "The best way I know to figure out cost is to roll up your sleeves and jump into engineering process development.
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Roll up the dough tightly from the end closest to you; at the end of the roll the dough will be seam-side down.
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Although we're in the midst of a critical blood shortage, fewer than 10 percent of eligible donors roll up their sleeves to give blood.
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With wide scale marijuana legalization looming, Oreva tells me it saw High Times as ill-equipped to roll up the massive opportunities for expansion.
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Was she saying that the government could master the situation—or that it could not, so needed the governed to roll up their sleeves?
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It was acquired in a roll-up deal and might not have received a price that justified the over $55 million raised in funding.
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If Adrien Broner wants to roll up on Floyd Mayweather, he's gonna have a HUUUGE problem -- so says Floyd's TMT bodyguard Greg La Rosa.
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"There's a political solution here that you and various parties are asking us to roll up our sleeves and get involved in," Engelhardt said.
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As he recited his poems his eyes would roll up in his head, as though he was a hundred miles beyond the lecture hall.
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There's no 'mom and pop' to protect you while you're out: You need to roll up your sleeves and solve problems on your own.
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To enhance my viewing experience, I'm giving a similar flower made of the same material, which tastes like a grown-up Fruit Roll-Up.
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Compare that to the recall with the next highest number of units, that of some 50 million Roman and Roll-Up Shades in 2010.
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And all of that will roll up to inform their profile of you as you're targeted in various ways across that company's vast ecosystem.
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"There's a political solution here that you, various parties are asking this court to roll up its sleeves and get involved in," Engelhardt said.
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"Do not throw up our hands when it is time to roll up our sleeves and fight for who we are," she told supporters.
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Among some of my undocumented immigrant peers, none possess swollen skulls, cold, wrinkly fingers, or roll up to the office in a UFO convertible.
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He'd say, 'Oo, Vi, give me legs a comb' and roll up his trouser-leg, and Mum would get a comb and do it.
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"Now that the shutdown is over, we should roll up our sleeves and make sure it never happens again," Schumer said, according to Newsday.
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He rebranded himself as a man of action who during speeches would throw away his oppressive tweed jacket and demonstratively roll up his sleeves.
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I've had military members roll up their sleeves and show me where they were cutting themselves as a way to cope with their pain.
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It is a chance to invest alongside some savvy investors, including C. Dean Metropoulos, as they roll up the junk-food and baking aisles.
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At the state level, people are willing to roll up their sleeves and work on kitchen table governance issues that really matter to individuals.
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I'm a solid 20 pounds overweight and I have to roll up my pendulous boobs to stuff them into my ugly-ass nursing bra.
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For your site to attain the coveted first-page search engine real estate, you must roll up your sleeves and do some serious optimization.
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The time is now for our representatives to roll up their sleeves and repeal ObamaCare, not impose more federal control over our healthcare system.
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It's also virtually indestructible and waterproof and can roll up into a tiny 2.5-inch ball, so you can take it with you wherever.
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Getting off of data broker sites is time-consuming, so load up on snacks, queue up your favorite playlist, and roll up your sleeves.
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I have a certain appreciation for the enthusiastically exploitative director Eli Roth, but anything associated with the "Saw" franchise makes my eyes roll up.
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For over a century, it produced women who are leaders, women who are strong, persuasive, and roll up their sleeves to get things done.
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So if you're ready to roll up your sleeves and clean house — financial or otherwise, here's how: Many financial advisors recommend starting here first.
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LG has flaunted its "rollable" TV screens at CES over the past two years, which roll up like a poster when not in use.
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If you want success with the influencers you work with, you're going to have to roll up your sleeves and contribute some mental muscle.
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Watch the police roll up to the landing strip on arrival and feel yourself grow ten times your normal size, powered by righteous indignity.
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He'd always had a solemn look on his face and wasn't afraid to roll up his formal dress sleeves to get his hands dirty.
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"We can just roll up your ski pants and your little second-skins, do the treatment and get you on your way," said Ms. Alcorta.
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Yes, we know our mothers used to tell us to roll up our sleeves when we were kids, but this season, the longer, the better.
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I'm going to use spaghetti squash instead of pasta,' and the next day I eat, like, a big lasagna roll up with creamy shrimp scampi.
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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So for us, we got to really roll up our sleeves and make a 13-episode love letter to the fans and to each other.
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The plan is to roll up more homes, build better landlord portal software, and hammer out partnerships or in-house divisions for cleaning and furnishing.
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Cramer pinpointed RPM's strength to it being a very skilled roll-up with a long track record of smart acquisitions and helping those businesses thrive.
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Mr Macron needs to roll up his sleeves and explain to people in plain, un-haughty terms why his plans will make France better off.
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Also, despite a continued low-rate environment that is supposed to pressure banks' net interest margins, the sector is still managing to roll up profits.
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The kit comes with a clear polyethylene cover, roll-up zippered door, tubular steel frame, four 18-inch deep shelves, guy ropes, and metal stakes.
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Well this is the soundtrack to that movement: don't bother pressing play on that streaming service, just roll up in your sweats and slide in.
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I carefully roll up the completed garland and put it in a box on the cabinet, far away from the prying hands of the kitty.
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We should be thankful that we have a culture where famous people get to roll up on stage and expose whoever the hell they want.
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Just like when you're waiting for your Uber to roll up, you can track your food's progress on your smartphone as it travels to you.
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The native Texan isn't afraid to roll up his sleeves to fix every last detail in his own businesses, and neither should any business owner.
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But we know that once they come back — glowing and well-moisturized as always — they'll roll up their sleeves and get right back to work.
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According to Russia's Sberbank, a major lender to Agrokor, a roll-up arrangement would allow new creditors to claim superiority over previous debt to Agrokor.
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"It is past time for our government to roll up its sleeves and work together with Congress to find a path forward," the groups wrote.
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Outside the school building, police could roll up these water cannons and quickly punch holes in the walls of every classroom providing large escape holes.
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Casting Sanders as an Obama basher (even though he really isn't one) could certainly help Clinton roll up delegates after the first two nominating contests.
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But each of those decisions can roll up into a much bigger picture, turning you into the kind of person you never wanted to be.
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Just roll up a luxurious looking blunt and put this record on, take all these here problems and breeze 'em out, killa; breeze them out.
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Somewhere between an hour and two later he arrives, sunglasses strapped to face, pint of tap water in hand, roll-up cigarette prepped and waiting.
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What's important when there are different regional entity structures involved is that you have a way to roll up that information and centrally manage them.
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Optiv also is looking to roll-up independent security firms to gain geographic and technical scale, starting in Britain and then across Europe, they said.
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My message to my colleagues in Congress is this: let's roll up our sleeves and get to work on rebuilding America's outdated and crumbling infrastructure.
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If space is limited in your kitchen, consider using the Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish Rack to turn your sink into a drainer.
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However, the Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish Rack features a flexible design that rolls up like a mat to take up minimal room.
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Yet Ramsay styles it out in leather jacket and white shirt, flinging a scarf around her neck when she steps out for a roll-up.
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Kris, for all of her stage-momager BS, didn't get any complaints when she was helping Scott buy dishtowels or roll up some turkey meatballs.
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As negotiators roll up their sleeves at this week's session in Mexico City, will they be able to make headway on any of these proposals?
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Liberal Democrats have complained for weeks that Mr. Neal, 70 and a roll-up-your-sleeves legislator, was dragging his feet on making the request.
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First, participants roll up and present proof of identity and their appointment confirmation, before moving to a second station where they're handed a testing kit.
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LG has been promoting TVs that roll up for a while now, but this year it introduced the first that rolls down from the ceiling.
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President, I want to do everything humanly possible to roll up my sleeves and lead the fight in the Senate to deliver on our promises.
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Its popularity and the fact that Dom still makes almost every pizza himself means that there will be a line any time you roll up.
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Levis is like an engineer toiling in the sewers of a city; her job is to roll up her sleeves and literally unblock neural passageways.
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Here's a full list of our favorites: The best dish rack overall: Premium Racks Professional Dish RackThe best roll-up dish rack: Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish RackThe best foldable dish drying rack: OXO Good Grips Convertible Foldaway Dish Rack The best dish rack for small households: Chef'n CleanGenuity Garden Dish RackThe best high-end dish rack: Simplehuman Kitchen Steel Frame Dish Rack
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It would allow soldiers to roll up their sleeves on the Army combat uniform during the hot summer months -- something that has been prohibited since 2005.
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Say hello to the Global Link, a personal communicator, scanner, and all-around smartphone-before-smartphones with what's, presumably, a roll-up display in its innards.
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Those fears come dangerously close to being realized in 2019 penultimate episode "Chapter Nineteen," when a pack of Prophet$ roll up on Monse and her friends.
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Board members failed to roll up their sleeves and are ready "to concede defeat and pass the buck to a bankruptcy judge," the hedge fund wrote.
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The heads roll up its mouth and onto a conveyor belt, where workers in hoodies and aprons grab the lettuce and tear off the loose leaves.
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"We are starting to see the full effects of their ability to roll up small- and medium-size Chinese exporters into one large shipment," Ferreira said.
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Inhale deeply, and as you exhale, tuck your chin into your chest and roll up one vertebrae at a time until you reach a seated position.
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As the kids watch, a bunch of cops roll up to harass Shadow, who they say has been involved in the deaths of some fellow officers.
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A blue tick is like wearing a blazer and tie on the campaign trail; sometimes it's better to ditch it and roll up your sleeves instead.
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While teaching a class earlier this year, he criticized a popular, folksy phrase Mr. Xi uses often — "roll up your sleeves and work hard" — as coarse.
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It's a pretty common thing to roll up your sleeves and employ a whole host of techniques to get to the root of any business issue.
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My mom would pick me up from my dorm and take me home, where I'd roll up in a ball and let the fear consume me.
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When threatened, the pangolin will roll up into a ball instead of fleeing -- its scales, tough enough to protect it from lions, but not from poachers.
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ROLI appears to be using its war chest to literally roll-up software and hardware in the music space, which has remained largely unchanged for years.
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The company follows a "roll-up" strategy: purchasing older tools for their maintenance revenue streams, streams which — while not always large — are almost always very profitable.
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Life is hectic, but there's enough time to roll up a fat blunt for the person you care about and take a minute to just be.
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If your HomePod is in the kitchen and you're in the basement, anyone can just roll up on the HomePod and have it read your texts.
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Back in the day, the likes of Orson Welles and Charlie Chaplin would roll up to enjoy an ice-cold martini and the famous chicken potpie.
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Now that Black Friday has arrived, roll up your sleeves, arm yourself with all the research and prepare for another whopper day of shopping sans turkey.
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IN IMPISH mood, Paul Bocuse would roll up the sleeve of his whites to reveal, on his left bicep, a tattoo of a Gallic cock crowing.
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Republicans often win in small towns and rural areas, while Democrats roll up big margins in the cities, where Democratic and minority voters wield much power.
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A male condom may roll up during sex and expose part of a penile shaft that's shedding herpes or HPV, and this can lead to infection.
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It promises the kind of future where we can roll up the screen we use everyday and stick them safely in our bags or back pockets.
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Lil Wayne, The Carrollton Heist , 2016 Another Saturday, another chance to roll up some weed and listen to Wayne and Curren$y rap over Alchemist beats.
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You then roll up and place USB wires inside, bringing the tops of wires through the drilled holes, so they are easy to access and use.
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Scopely has already made a few select minority investments in gaming studios, and with the new cash, Driver hopes to roll up more independent game developers.
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Then, you'll be able to roll up to Whole Foods and have your groceries loaded into your car in just 30 minutes — no aisle wandering included.
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Dell's initial plan to roll up into VMware couldn't be done at this time because of resistance from VMware's board and special committee, the people said.
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And you can go all the way to the other end of the extreme, which is, say, a Fruit Roll-Up that's artificially colored and flavored.
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"The two biggest challenges are the rising water levels and the severe storms that roll up the coast and through our bases and stations," Berger said.
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Moody's warned that the trend could result in more "fallen angels," or companies that see their pristine ratings dinged as they continue to roll up debt.
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Since Kacey first encouraged America to roll up a joint—or don't—on "Follow Your Arrow," she has appeared the heir apparent to Willie's country tradition.
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Perhaps now then the time is ripe for musicians to once again roll up their sleeves, and rather than through Twitter, make political statements through music.
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Every morning, cars roll up to its two centers, one in East Harlem and another on 125th Street near Broadway, dropping children off for day programs.
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They all seem to roll up or down, pinch and make me regret wearing them after a full day of work and running after the kids.
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"Isn't that enough reason to come home at the end of the day, roll up one's sleeves, fire up the stove and start smashing the garlic?"
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Dawn wakes us up, we roll up our sleeping bags and plastic ground sheet, wolf down trail mix or granola bars and start down the path.
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After coming together, CBS and Viacom could begin to roll up other media companies, such as Lions Gate and MGM, to build up heft, Greenfield said.
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So as much as they might lament polarization or despise this or that politician, they aren't willing to roll up their sleeves and build political power.
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It feels like a game made ahead of the last election—the last American election—and also at the height of Brexit starting to roll up.
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If you're serious about making an impact in the world, power down your smartphone, close your browser tabs, roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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Listen to American businesses that are telling you with a clear voice that taxes and regulations are broken and roll up your sleeves to reform them.
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I saw that if I wanted a better future for my country I had to roll up my sleeves and give my life to public service.
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All-inclusive subscription services that roll up car payments, maintenance costs and insurance are a new model for the auto industry, and some have had mixed results.
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Nick, Brian, A.J., Howie, and Kevin themselves roll up to the mansion to get the women hyped, and to remind us that aging comes for us all.
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"They'll kind of roll up when you brush against them, and so that's an easy way to try and get them to detach from you," she says.
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In addition, the report said the Trump plan would roll up another $11 trillion in national debt, trigger a trade war with China and push unemployment higher.
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This is a dream opportunity for all of us at GitHub, and we couldn't be more excited to roll up our sleeves and start this next chapter.
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And yes, it would certainly be fun to see Jean Grey and Storm roll up on one of the Avengers' existential melees to handily save the day.
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They are not simply brought up in fame…they've continued to roll up their sleeves to make a difference on this, our planet Earth, with their presence.
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"It's time for us to roll up our sleeves and if we are not happy with the state of things then, in democracies, we have votes," Mrs.
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If you're interviewing at Taxfyle, a start-up that connects people in need of tax assistance with CPAs on-demand, be prepared to roll up your sleeves.
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Lenovo and Xiaomi have also started teased their own prototypes, and LG is also working on flexible OLED displays and TVs that roll up into a box.
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On the other hand, her campaign seems underwhelming for one that seemed unusually dominant in terms of its ability to clear the field and roll up endorsements.
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In reality it's an acquisition which is probably the start of a roll-up across Europe as investors call time on going it alone in one market.
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They are not simply brought up in fame … they've continued to roll up their sleeves to make a difference on this, our planet Earth, with their presence.
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Check it out: As its name suggests, the Commuter RollTop 2.0's waterproof main storage compartment sports a roll-up closure that's secured with a sturdy clip.
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Combining EVs and youth could roll up into a broader strategy of established companies and e-moto startups to revive interest in motorcycles to a new generation.
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But in New York, full of theatergoers who scurry to the other side of the street when tourist buses roll up, wide appeal is hardly a recommendation.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the "Neighbors 2" star had an uninvited guest roll up to her home on a skateboard with a container full of treats.
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This being the dot-com era, however, USWeb, which was renowned for its roll-up strategy at the time, merged with another company, which promptly went bankrupt.
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"I'd encourage Mr. Zuckerberg to do the common-sense thing and roll up his sleeves and take a meaningful amount of time talking to us about this."
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" He said that when the opposite happens and officers communicate calmly, "it defies the expectation of those individuals, who expect the cops to roll up like stormtroopers.
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Judge John Hodgman Dianna writes: My partner, Nick, eats leftovers straight from the fridge (pizza, Chinese food, sometimes a thing he calls a "cold cheese roll up").
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But Mr. Riley, 75, said he and his wife had decided to roll up some of the rugs, put them on the second floor, and get out.
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There is no widespread shortage of the influenza vaccine in California, so if you haven't had that flu shot yet, go ahead and roll up those sleeves.
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You may think, to get anywhere with your money, you have to roll up your sleeves, consult with the experts and take on a mountain of work.
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To serve, use a long tong or a pair of tweezers to roll up the pasta carbonara in a tight beehive which you place on the plate.
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Lenovo and Xiaomi have also teased their own prototypes, and LG is also working on its own flexible OLED displays and TVs that roll up into a box.
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Forms, forms, and forms As soon as Cabinet picks are formally announced, sharp criticism starts from political opponents and outside interest groups roll up their sleeves for battle.
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I want carbs but end up stress eating some almonds, another turkey and cheese roll up, and my cauliflower mash that smells like fart but tastes pretty good.
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Fresh from withdrawing Kraft Heinz's $143 billion bid for Unilever over the weekend, investment firm 3G Capital's restaurant roll-up pounced on fried-chicken chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
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"I cannot wait to roll up our gorgeous little gay sleeves and get this ball rolling," Van Ness says in the trailer, to cheers from the other four.
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"The idea to bring these two together, and then roll up your sleeves and see what other portfolio moves can be made, makes more sense," Roepers told Reuters.
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Although the exposure could roll up to QNB itself, it is not the same credit risk and the loan is priced in line with other Turkish bank loans.
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Saunders put together the current version of Allergan through a series of deals to roll up several pharmaceutical companies in 2014, and has run the company since then.
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She's quick to note that you have to "roll up your sleeves to do work" as being silent and meditating for 10 days can bring up a lot.
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Listen below, roll up that good good, and bask in the serenity (and, if you're that kind of lyrical guy, the story that Cole threads over the production).
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When it sees you, it'll get very excited: it'll roll up to you and say your name in a computerized trill while tapping its arm up and down.
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This means that if you remove the metal backing and glass cover, you can still view content on the OLED TV and then roll up the plastic display.
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"You either roll up your sleeves and fight, or you retire" The marriage didn't fail all at once; it failed piece by piece for long enough to dissolve.
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Earlier on Thursday, Sberbank said the commercial court in Zagreb had rejected its attempt to bar Agrokor from entering into new financing agreements on a roll-up basis.
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And for all their awkwardness, crossovers have still permeated popular culture: it's perfectly chic to roll up to the valet in the Porsche Macan behind a Ferrari 458.
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" Chuck Dowd, New York City's then-deputy police chief, backed Farrill up during this meeting, saying, "we need to roll up our sleeves here and get this done.
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With the growing foster care and adoption needs of the country, there is plenty of room for all these agencies to roll up their sleeves and work together.
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"Chirlane and I are proud to head to Iowa, roll up our sleeves and work to get out the vote for Hillary," de Blasio said in a statement.
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The company was defiantly unconventional—the office, in a strip mall with roll-up garage doors, was nicknamed the Bunker, and the chief financial officer hadn't finished college.
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Now that the Jim Comey hearing is over, it's time for everybody to roll up their sleeves and go back to work on returning the country to prosperity.
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Rick and Morgan roll up to the scene and can't tell from the carnage if Carol lived through it and left, or if she's been kidnapped, or what.
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The lyrics are largely unchanged, except this line: "Young woadies 'bout to roll up, my woadies 'bout to stroll up / They coming through the back door," she sings.
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Awkwafina wakes up with a Fruit Roll-Up stuck to her lampshade in the first episode of this new series, a semi-autobiographical sitcom based on her life.
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OXO Tot Waterproof Silicone Roll Up Bib (2-pack), available on Amazon, $19.99What's conveniently mobile, well-designed, extremely useful, and far better than the status quo it replaces?
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But if you&aposre wondering about your 401(k)s recent performance, you might want to roll up your sleeves and see if you have any WeWork exposure.
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"It's very different when you're at a company that's just starting out and everyone needs to chip in, roll up their sleeves and get it done," he says.
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Last year, for example, it announced the LG Signature OLED TV R, a roll-up TV that emerges from a rectangular speaker with the press of a button.
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Moxy Tempe opens in Arizona on March 18; it has 186 rooms, a pool and a free-flowing indoor/outdoor space that is separated by roll-up garage doors.
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What's different about Trump is how happy he is to personalize his battles, to roll up his sleeves and jump into the fight while on live TV. Un-presidential?
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If detected, the vehicle will flash its rear lights, lock all doors, roll up the front windows and display a video feed from the backup camera to the driver.
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Last year, LG revealed a concept of a TV so thin that it can roll up, and I'm hoping that there's news about that finally coming to the market.
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"Now that the shutdown is over, we should roll up our sleeves and make sure it never happens again," Schumer said at a Manhattan news conference, according to Newsday.
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Some analysts even think it an acceptable evil: at last a civilian government that does not rile the army can roll up its sleeves and get economic stuff done.
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It's been a ton of work logistically and legally to get us to a place where we're able to roll up our sleeves and get to the actual work.
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The roll up of EatWith follows a similar acquisition in 2015 when the company gobbled up Paris-based Cookening, an early pioneer in the dine with a local space.
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That steep price tag is one of the biggest reasons your car doesn't yet have the ability to spot unseen hazards when you roll up to an obscured corner.
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This pattern happened in dramatic fashion during the long, nasty liquidation of Valeant Pharmaceuticals — another tax-eluding drug-company roll-up whose financial engineering enthralled performance-hunting hedge funds.
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So, come spring, you're going to be ready to show roll up to Soul Cycle looking like a million bucks, and you'll be leaving all those excuses at home.
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Saunders, 49, put together the current version of Allergan through a series of deals to roll up several pharmaceutical companies in 2014, and has run the company since then.
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Despite Thursday's market declines, Cramer called for investors to roll up their sleeves and figure out what stocks should be bought from the rally in the past three days.
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"We need to roll up our sleeves and compete – by facilitating investment, encouraging partners to buy from us, and by punishing bad actors," Pompeo said in his prepared remarks.
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And I'll tell you why not: Because when you roll up with assault rifles and kill the security guards protecting a group of Sonata-worshiping zealots, there are consequences.
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When the ice cream vendor ran out of cups, Hamwi decided to roll up his waffles into a cornucopia shape so that it could hold scoops of ice cream.
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So far the company has managed to roll up clients like Walgreens, GM and Mattel (who used the company to create a campaign for the once-iconic Barbie brand).
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A three-horse race should make it easier for Trump to roll up more victories, even if he still ends up short of an overall majority of GOP delegates.
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The Reliable Energy, Renewable Energy, and Energy Efficiency Caucuses are three separate bipartisan groups of lawmakers ready to roll up their sleeves and work on the next energy bill.
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Instead of just saying no, environmentalists, private firms and government must roll up their sleeves and work together to drive growth and ensure a cleaner, more secure energy future.
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Let's say he's holding a few pills of dope, or let's just say he's selling them, when a pair of cops roll up on bicycles and Gray takes off.
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The organization, described by FreightWaves as a "truckload roll-up" consildated by private equity firm KJM, said online that it has three large trucking companies based throughout the country.
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So you're going to have to get a slightly bigger size, and roll up your sleeves, and it's going to make it like the whole shirt fits you properly.
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Now, more than ever, we need to take advantage of that ability, as we roll up our sleeves and build our infrastructure for the rest of the 21st century.
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"We need to roll up our sleeves and compete by facilitating investment, encouraging partners to buy from us, and by punishing bad actors," Pompeo said in his prepared remarks.
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Discerning the most ideal time to roll up to the party will forever remain a dark art rather than exact science, but we decided to mull it over anyway.
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Then you roll up the windows and dine as a little world unto yourself, surrounded by other little worlds, happily munching side by side, each to a separate soundtrack.
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Democracy is not something you just sit on the sidelines of -- you actually have to get involved, roll up your sleeves, and help out your sisters in doing this.
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"At the end of the day," he says, "you want to see people roll up their sleeves and just go to work and stop talking so much about it."
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From a trippy rotating 4K screen to OLED models that can bend and roll up on command, new television offerings from major brands stole the show at CES 2020.
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"It's more important now than ever for Second Amendment advocates and gun owners to step forward and roll up their sleeves and be involved in the process," Putnam said.
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One way to achieve that might be to sell some of the company's U.S. property and use Unizo as a starting base to roll up other hotels across Japan.
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Valeant had become what's known as a roll-up: a company that buys lots of other companies, trusting that they'll be much more profitable together than they were apart.
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Defending the truth is going to become much more difficult when there isn't a survivor around to roll up his sleeve and show the numbers tattooed on his arm.
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"Marrakesh will be more of a 'roll up your sleeves' working (meeting) than a big set of ground-breaking decisions," said Jake Schmidt, of the U.S. National Resources Defense Council.
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Dora Lin tells me to roll up my pant legs so I come across more relaxed, while Merlijn reminds me—again—that some nice jewelry would go a long way.
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After the sit-down Governor's Ball supper, the stars roll up to the Annenberg, drunk and probably craving that Salt Fat Acid Heat vibe, where everyone knows what to expect.
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The company's presentation opened on smart appliances, transitioned into a beer brewing gadget, and closed with an incredible TV that can roll up and hide when it isn't in use.
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"But if he's truly ready to roll up his sleeves to partner with us, so are we—as long as that partnership reflects who we are as Chicagoans." https://t.
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If I can eat a healthy restaurant-quality breakfast at home, I'm willing to roll up my sleeves and cook, especially if it means I can stay in my pajamas!
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They were the group of sweaty marauders who would roll up to a venue, howl on their guitars for anyone who would listen, and drink all the whiskey in sight.
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Its bark is worse than its bite, though, so don't expect the military to start looking into these for combat—unless one day our enemy's roll up in cardboard tanks.
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"You really have to broaden this and have some collaboration between private industry and government entities to at least quickly roll up and share information about all hacks," Isaacson said.
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So if you want to get in on the game and build an exceptional career for yourself, it's time to roll up your sleeves, acquire new skills, and get certified.
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Those rumors were later confirmed by a lengthy post from Zuckerberg himself where he spun the roll-up as a chance to refocus his embattled and untrusted company on privacy.
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Some of them would click their fingers up, and l would get really annoyed, Beryl would have to roll up a tea towel, and l would bite down on it.
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There are all these great ideas that came out of the debates and regional forums; now, we have to roll up our sleeves and figure out how to implement them.
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Despite Thursday's market declines, Jim Cramer called for investors to roll up their sleeves and figure out what stocks should be bought from the rally in the past three days.
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You can see that by playing "Name That Suspension" across time and seeing how far off you are; it's like they roll up the punishments with a 509-sided die.
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I know there are people in Washington, as well as in states across the country, who are willing to roll up their sleeves and get to work on real reform.
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"Now that the shutdown is over, we should roll up our sleeves and make sure it never happens again," Schumer said at a Manhattan news conference, according to Newsday. Sen.
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We've all had a moment in XCOM where you roll up to an enemy and miss, despite the game promising a 99% chance of blasting a sectoid in the face.
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It's more of a cursory peek into the inner workings of an electronic device than it is a roll-up-your-sleeves-and-figure-out-how-things-work educational product.
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Musk also promised "one more thing," after the truck demo — and showed off an electric all-terrain vehicle, which was designed to roll up into the back of the Cybertruck.
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"It is encouraging to me that someone like him and the platform he has, that he is willing to roll up his sleeves and serve alongside you," Lester told CNN.
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With each arrest, the authorities seize the suspects' cellphones and electronics, download their contacts and study their chats, turning one arrest into an opportunity to roll up an entire network.
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Rather than promising people that the country will swiftly get back to normal, in other words, Biden wants the government to roll up its sleeves and prepare to do more.
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Fresh from withdrawing Kraft Heinz's $143 billion bid for Unilever over the weekend, the investment firm 3G Capital's restaurant roll-up pounced on the fried-chicken chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
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Scientists at its Wisconsin facilities designed and patented a way to make the paper roll up around a stiff, hollow center that would hold its shape during packaging and transport.
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"They not only advocate for the rescue of animals but they actually roll up their sleeves and take action to make sure animals' wellbeing is taken care of," he said.
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By comparison, the LG Signature OLED TV W8 is currently available in both 65-inch and 77-inch models, and both are so-called "Wallpaper" televisions that don't roll up.
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By the end of the story, the US government finally does put them under the control schedule and that's part of how they were able to roll up the network.
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Now he's at work on a new company: Scroll, a startup that wants to roll up a selection of stories from a wide variety of publishers and sell monthly subscriptions.
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"We're going to have to roll up our sleeves and make these reductions work, but it's better than an outright ban, which the City Council had been considering," Mr. Vellios said.
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When another employee stepped in to relieve him, Mr. Jarrell went out to the parking lot and saw Mr. Ford roll up in a different truck that screeched to a halt.
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From 2009 to 2015, Church executed a smaller-scale roll-up of European managed security services as director and later CEO of Integralis, which was acquired by Japan's NTT Com Security.
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The pair roll up in a classic white convertible to a — wait for it — iconic Blockbusters Video store, wondering if they remembered to rewind their VHS movies before bringing them back.
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An undercover report by The Guardian in December claimed workers each day had to roll up their trouser legs and show the top of their underwear to prove they weren't stealing.
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This new patent seems to state that the device would fold on an axis, making it markedly different from the idea of a roll-up phone and closer to Razr territory.
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He said the 15-month loan had an interest rate of 4 percent annually and could be extended to 24 months, and was agreed under a so-called "roll-up" arrangement.
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"The present overall market softness has had a recent notable impact across our business units, with a fourth-quarter revenue roll-up lower than previous expectations," Chief Executive Russell Ellwanger said.
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Researchers at the University of Manchester in Britain, where graphene was discovered, reckon the material can be used to make touchscreens which are flexible enough to roll up like a newspaper.
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Or maybe, in a restless fit of detached 21st-century boredom, you open the fridge and roll up a grotesque mishmash of sriracha, mustard, marshmallow fluff, Caesar dressing and cold cuts.
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It's time for industry and government to roll up their sleeves to fund and deploy technology so that our nation's critical infrastructure is as secure and resilient as it can be.
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Leather Charger Roll-Up, available at Mark & Graham, $49After they fill the three pockets with cables and chargers, all they have do is roll everything up and they're good to go.
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"When you have a busted roll-up like Valeant ... if those businesses they bought are good cash generating businesses, the cash will be used to pay down the debt," Miller said.
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This election, Carly Fiorina blasted fetus execution videos that don't exist, Chris Christie called abortion murder, and providers had to dispel rumors that they all roll up to work in Lamborghinis.
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The 13,0003-square-foot building that houses it certainly doesn't look like much when you roll up, owing to its prior history as a long-shuttered grocery store-turned-dollar store.
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There were days when in budget meetings, I would present balance sheets, and in the afternoon, I would roll up my sleeves and help install the stage for an art performance.
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Ammann also showed an image of the Origin configured to carry packages, with a roll-up metal door in lieu of the metal and glass sliding doors on the passenger version.
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Instead of grappling with phantom concerns and solutions, let's roll up our sleeves and get to work fixing the real problems with the real solutions offered by this just-passed bill.
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We're not above giving decision makers a refresher, especially if it means we can all roll up our sleeves and take on public lands challenges in a way that makes sense.
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Roll up the loading bay doors at Relativity's Los Angeles headquarters and you'll find four of the largest metal 3D printers in the world, churning out rocket parts day and night.
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In the good old days, trains loaded with iron ore would roll up to one side of Ford's famous River Rouge factory and finished cars would roll out the other side.
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Elsewhere, the consumer electronics arm of LG was again showing off its roll-up TV, the LG Signature OLED TV R, which is expected to go on sale later this year.
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Oklahoma allowed the Red Raiders to roll up 854yards, including 819 total yards and 734 passing yards for quarterback PatrickMahomes – both of which are now entries in the NCAA record book.
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Mudpuppy By Air, By Land, By Sea Coloring Roll, $14.99, available AmazonThese roll-up coloring templates from Mudpuppy are each a whopping 10 feet long but still completely reasonable for travel.
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Those who know Mr. Clayton describe him as the roll-up-his-sleeves type, a doer who is often in the shadows of the better known Mr. Cohen at Sullivan & Cromwell.
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But the most obvious way to advance such aims is for U.S. diplomats roll up their sleeves and negotiate vigorously to ensure that the final compact reflects U.S. preferences and interests.
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Abstracted from our wallet into a zillion means by which we accrue rewards, our dollars roll up their green sleeves and go to work harvesting points as if they were grapes.
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For the first time, troops facing the summer heat are being permitted to roll up their uniform sleeves as part of a pilot program launched by the Army in Fort Hood, Texas.
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Tasty: No. But what really, really annoys me, are the people that've been relaxing and drinking in the park during the afternoon and roll up to the patio afterwards, drunk and salty.
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The area has roll-up garage doors and accordion glass doors that can be opened for guests to wander in and out of the restaurant or be closed off for private events.
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"A stock that rallies after that putrid quarter is a stock that says, look at me, the worst is over, get on board because we're ready to roll up river," Cramer said.
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But for the simpletons who just want a little clarity — and aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves two to three times a week — this might just be the next best thing.
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Taylor Swift was almost visited by a guy who was ready to roll up to her East Coast home with a bat, gloves, lock picks and a crowbar -- but cops nabbed him.
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After the words "Fuck White Art" were anonymously spray-painted on the roll-up gate of Nicodim Gallery, the LAPD said it would treat the act of vandalism as a hate crime.
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"On high pollution days, you might want to stay indoors, close the windows, and clean the air indoors using filters," Eckel said, and drivers should roll up their windows on busy roads.
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Disney Digital Network is the Mouse House's multi-channel network, launched last year as a way to roll up all its digital-first content under one roof, including Disney acquisition, Maker Studios.
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But you don't expect the same thing to happen when you stop into a coffee shop for a flat white, or roll up to an Old Navy for some $1 flip flops.
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The video's first half is pretty simple: the two stars roll up to a Toronto Caribbean restaurant, drink a lot of Red Stripe (among other alcoholic beverages), and dance the night away.
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That's how younger homeowners are able to grow their net wealth protect their income, "roll up" to a larger home when they have a family or grow a nest egg for retirement.
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India blames Pakistan for not doing enough to roll up militant groups that operate from its soil including the one that claimed responsibility for the Kashmir car bombing on Thursday last week.
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Finally, I asked Gadowski if he is considering acquiring smaller e-scooter startups in Europe (or perhaps elsewhere), as part of a roll-up strategy that would help the company leapfrog competitors.
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After telling off General Brockhart for continually bringing up his military record (hmmm… what's that about?), the Republican candidate tries to take his children trick-or-treating just as troops roll up.
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Amendments should be designed to invite Republican senators to come out of hiding so senators can move past this political theater, roll up their sleeves and get to serious work on solutions.
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Duggan, a former hospital executive and county prosecutor with a modest, roll-up-your-sleeves persona, was elected four months later, becoming the majority-black city's first white mayor in 40 years.
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The streets of Midtown Manhattan are deserted when I roll up to Vogue Knights on a Thursday in mid-July, lit by the distant glow of Times Square a few blocks away.
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Those who want to roll up their sleeves and help — two-thirds of homeowners do some home-improvement work themselves, according to a Liberty Mutual study — can seem like potentially incompetent apprentices.
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The Anti-Bottle is a tough, portable, foldable pouch designed to roll up and fit in your pocket when it's not in use and remain stiff and standing upright when it's filled.
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"I knew I wanted to do something entrepreneurial where I could roll up my sleeves and harness data and technology and apply them to a very large industry," says Taranto, now 33.
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At the busy, crowded conference center where the Consumer Electronics Showcase was taking place in Las Vegas this week, dozens of people found time to roll up their sleeves and donate blood.
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Roll up your sleeves, put on some gloves, dip FiberFix in water, stick it on the surface that needs repair, and do burpees for 10 minutes while you wait for it to dry.
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The summer heat is here and soldiers can now cool off a little as the U.S. Army has approved a long-awaited policy allowing troops to roll up the sleeves of their uniforms.
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"There's a lot of excitement and energy in both organizations, and folks are ready to roll up their sleeves and get to work," CVS CEO Larry Merlo told CNBC in an interview Wednesday.
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If you're not an alum, roll up to platform 9 ¾, hop the Hogwarts Express and don the sorting hat to find out which of these new pieces you need for your kitchen wizardry.
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"I had my jacket off, and he looked at me and he said, while we were walking through the newsroom, 'You've got to roll up your sleeves of your dress shirt," Peter remembers.
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Instead, he said he had been channeling the feeling he had as a young boy, when he would roll up a pair of socks and sink imaginary game-winners on a makeshift hoop.
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When artistic expression and creative independence are at stake, the only way to make your vision a cinematic reality is to roll up your sleeves and let them know you're not backing down.
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What she does: Shruti Gandhi decided to raise a fund because, as a one-time startup founder, she saw a need for more investors to roll up their sleeves at the seed stage.
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Saunders, who stitched together the current version of Allergan through a series of deals to roll up several pharmaceutical companies in 2014, recently survived a vote to split the CEO and chairman roles.
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Proposal: 200W Deep Space CubeSat Composite Beam Roll-Up Solar Array (COBRA) Company: Composite Technology Development, Inc CubeSats, small, affordable spacecraft typically about one liter in volume, are all the rage right now.
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If waiting times fall to almost nothing—as clever AVs learn to roll up at the time you usually leave home or work—the extra value of having your own car will fade.
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"I would never have been able to talk in front of people if I hadn't been a skinhead," says Gavin Watson, smoking a roll-up in a cloudy beer garden just outside London.
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Getting the right fit was a challenging task; I settled on the medium foam tips which I had to roll up a bit before placing in my ears and allowing them to expand.
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For $5, you'll get 50 of General Jeff's "Old Rebel" Session Papers—perfect for any time you're all worked up about the Trump administration's regressive drug policies and just want to roll up.
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But our next president and Congress will need to roll up their sleeves in order to design a more prosperous future: a future that will only exist if rooted in strong manufacturing jobs.
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But I do know that in the names of the millions of people behind bars right now, all of us have a responsibility to roll up our sleeves, work hard and find out.
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Georgia possesses the usual (hilarious) very-late-adopter awkwardness with social media, so it takes her until midway through the book to roll up her sleeves and do some serious drunken Facebook stalking.
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For instance, if you do bike home, you can roll up the legs of the pants to reveal a strip of reflective material along the seam to make you more visible at night.
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All it really took was me telling my cooks to roll up their sleeves, put on a nice shirt instead of looking fucking dirty all the time, and work as cleanly as possible.
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It's usually a struggle to roll up and transport yoga mats, but this one took only a few seconds and is so light that I could carry it under one arm with ease.
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Trump seems to inhabit a fantasy world in which his abandonment of the Obama nuclear deal with Iran, along with sanctions and bellicose tweets, will force Iran to roll up its nuclear program.
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"It's O.K. that the president and vice president are here today for politics, but problems only get solved when you roll up your sleeves and put in the hard work," Mr. Donnelly said.
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It is always a bit shocking to see how such a large mattress has the ability to compress and roll up the way it does — especially this one because it is so thick.
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"I cannot wait to roll up our gorgeous little gay sleeves and get this ball rolling," Van Ness, 32, says in the clip as they eat sushi and immerse themselves in Japanese culture.
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If I place the tray down properly, the entree is closest to the customer, salad and bread are at the top of the tray, and the flatware roll-up is on the right.
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In fact, his first college job was as a graduate assistant to Eddie Sutton at Arkansas, back when the Razorbacks were a grind-it-out, roll-up-your-sleeves squad of sturdy defenders.
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Corporate America continues to roll up the profits, with companies in the on track to show earnings gains at 9.1 percent — a healthy pace if a bit lower than the first quarter produced.
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YOU KNOW FOR MAYBE YEARS AGO WHEN HE USED TO ROLL UP HIS SLEEVES AND DO HIS OWN RESEARCH HE MAY BE RELYING ON OTHER PEOPLE WHO ARE COMING UP WITH INACCURATE INFORMATION.
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The photographer and I roll up the windows as we get closer to the event, called Rock Against Überfremdung ("Uberfremdung" is a peculiar German word that roughly translates to being "swamped by foreigners").
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Verizon has the funds to roll up various media properties and become a digital newspaper and magazine to the world, and Cramer wouldn't be surprised to see Twitter rolled into the AOL-Yahoo property.
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Cook: Time to roll up our sleeves I knew something was up when I was woken up by my phone buzzing -- friends busily swapping news and gossip as the vote count got under way.
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It's one thing to express your fury online, the show argues, and another thing entirely to roll up your sleeves, dig in your heels, and do the unglamorous practical work of making real change.
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Instead of placing all your hopes and dreams on the election of some random person you'll never meet, it's time to roll up your sleeves and take your personal finances into your own hands.
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If you're looking to roll up your sleeves to help put on the best startup show in Berlin, you should definitely sign up to be a TechCrunch Work Exchange Volunteer at Disrupt Berlin 2017.
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Allergan Chief Executive Officer Brent Saunders put together the current version of the company through a series of deals to roll up several pharmaceutical firms in 2014, and has run the company since then.
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But you can also roll up your sleeves and hone your baking skills by applying cinnamon bun technique to pizza, allowing for a very even distribution of mortadella, ricotta, and Parmesan in your mouth.
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Earlier reports indicated that Apple's eventual bendable screen would be OLED and the company has previously obtained a patent for a screen that would retract into itself like a scroll, or Fruit Roll-Up.
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The Sooners come in off a closer-than-expected 237-223 win at Baylor that saw OU roll up 215 yards with Mayfield completing 33-of-23 passes for 256 yards and three touchdowns.
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He is one of those constructors with an ear for lingo and cheesy humor, so you have to roll up your sleeves and blow up your whoopee cushion to really soak it all in.
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"We must immediately roll up our sleeves and get to work," Han said, speaking of what was once one of the world's busiest ports but which has lost much of its business to China.
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Station Jumpsuit, available in 3 colors, $178The Station Jumpsuit is utilitarian, cool, and very fun to style thanks to its front zipper, sleeves that you can roll up or leave down, and tapered silhouette.
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But we inherited from our parents the sense that a lack of money shouldn't keep you from living well, as long as you're willing to look beyond the obvious and roll up your sleeves.
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Defenders duck under screens praying he'll pull up, or that they can meet him on the other side before he waltzes through the paint to unfurl his fruit-roll-up arms at the basket.
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Which is good, because by the time her younger sister, Ayoola, calls her for the third time to say, "Korede, I killed him," someone is going to have to roll up her sleeves. Again.
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Lawler's foregrounding of the provenance of her own work in a corporate collection can be seen as the ultimate conceptual roll-up of her lifelong involvement with the ownership and societal function of art.
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The Art Deco building has a roll-up glass door entrance and a 1930s Indian Chief motorcycle inside that belonged to the original service station owner, along with a pinball machine from the 1970s.
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When male candidates want to prove their hard working bona fides and everyday-guy-ness, they tend to lose their ties and roll up their sleeves (except for Mr. Buttigieg, who loses his jacket).
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Weeks later, in a counter news conference to criticize the proposed health care act, Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, tweeted, "I might even roll up my sleeves," and then he did just that.
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In a lot of industries it would typically be a private equity firm that would do the roll up, but space is difficult because private equity firms are very [internal rate of return] driven.
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This XL canvas backpack makes for less of a bulky load if your cat is accompanying you on a bike ride or a hike, and is easier to roll up and store when you're done.
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"So roll up your sleeves, Hollywood, because you're all getting flu shots," Oh excitedly announced, as Samberg joined in, before a large group of people wearing white lab coats and holding syringes appeared on stage.
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That was the starting gun of what would become a race to roll up talent and gain audience in a creative landscape that was becoming increasingly competitive — with new entrants joining at every new lap.
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Parrot Rolling SpiderWhile it comes with a pair of detachable wheels that let it roll up walls and across ceilings, I found they didn't adequately keep the $23 Rolling Spider from slicing into household objects.
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"The minute I started wearing bright suits and I would have a nice length skirt on, I would just roll up the middle and walk into that room, everyone paid attention to me," she continued.
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Maybe you roll up the sleeves, or maybe you tie it in the back and get a little crop top feel, or maybe you — if it's long enough — wear it as a dress, you know?
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She's here to demystify the stinkiest of cheese terms, varieties, and makers in the biz to help you feel and sound like a boss the next time you roll up to the stinky cheese counter.
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Here's the kicker ... Samantha says she and her camp will be hiring off-duty police officers to patrol her home during the ceremony, so creepers don't roll up onto her crib and disrupt the festivities.
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Church, a veteran deal maker, executed a smaller-scale roll-up of European managed security services from 2009 to 2015 as director and later CEO of Integralis, which was acquired by Japan's NTT Com Security.
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"I think both sides need to roll up their sleeves and get serious about readdressing 421a or some similar model," said Florence Koulouris, the district manager of Queens Community Board 1, which represents the area.
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THERE WAS FRAUD AT BEST WHEN YOU LOOK ANOTHER WHAT WAS GOING ON AND IT'S A HUGE ROLL UP. AND THEY BUY THIS MATTRESS COMPANY IN THE U.S. FOR 100% OVER WHERE IT WAS TRADING.
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Perhaps it's foolish to believe that anyone has a monopoly over the very concept of a ketchup roll-up, a fact proven by the existence of a Kickstarter for an invention eerily similar to Uchimura's.
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While we still sneak a fruit roll-up or two every now and then, we're not exactly looking to pull out a Lunchables at the office or serve Ritz Handi-Snacks at our next party.
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Where there are places where you can go faster of course we will look at acquisitions but I would say this is about building a platform, it's not a roll up or anything like that.
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Some characters have dice that roll up to ten (like Donkey Kong and Bowser), but that also comes with the risk of not moving at all or losing coins, which you need to buy stars.
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When people have trouble paying medical bills, it's a hard hit to their family budgets — causing many people to take a second job, roll up more debt, borrow money, and forego other important family needs.
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For much of the past decade, JAB has spent billions of dollars becoming a powerhouse in the beverage industry, with a strategy largely built around buying a company, then using it to roll up rivals.
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The first thing we get in the movie, even before the aliens roll up, is a flashback—or, at any rate, a flash—to a daughter whom Louise bears, raises, loves, and loses to illness.
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Foregoing royal celebrations or tourist attractions such as Table Mountain and Robben Island, the royal couple is instead opting to "roll up their sleeves and do work in the community," a source told The Telegraph.
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The energy for propelling the spores turns out to come from the surface tension of water — the forces that cause a drop of water to roll up into a bead on a water-repellent surface.
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When you're ready to roll-up your sleeves and start your own business, keep your eyes open for these issues — though they might sound simple, these make or break the fortunes of countless aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Similarly, when the winds die down and flood waters recede, we must roll up our sleeves and do the hard work of ensure we are better prepared next time, even when disaster is not imminent.
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Formed specifically to roll up Pearson's virtual and augmented reality assets, GIGXR is helmed by David King Lassman, the founder of streaming media company Vyclone and the Southern Californian venture capital firm White Hart Ventures.
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Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom will continue to run Instagram, but the other three apps are getting new leaders: Having all four product leaders roll up to Cox is meant to improve communication among the products.
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Huawei also reportedly plans to release a foldable handset next year; Lenovo and Xiaomi started teasing their own prototypes, and LG is working on flexible OLED displays and TVs that roll up into a box.
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"We went public when they did not reply, after multiple attempts to contact them directly, but that does not mean that we are not ready to roll up our sleeves and make this happen, together."
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Amazon last week announced a similar feature for its Echo speaker line, so one phrase can now, for instance, turn the lights on, roll up a window shade, read you the news, and start boiling water.
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Day 299: "Vans" – Lil Weezy Ana, 2007 Shout to Young L; roll up a Young L. It's only a minute long but Wayne's verse on The Pack's "Vans" is definitely canonical: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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Minshew, who threw for 319 yards last week in a 41-19 win at Wyoming, completed 34-for-443 for 414 yards and the three scores, helping Washington State roll up 544 yards of total offense.
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Pair a comfy scarf with any button down, roll up those sleeves like you're getting ready to roll out some bomb ass raisin scones, and fasten the cutest brunette bob to the top of your head.
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While he doubts that Valeant can return to being the "roll-up monster" that it was prior to September 2015, it'll be a "traditional pharma company with fairly significant eye care and cosmetics arm," he said.
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This is when the Dothraki roll up, accompanied by Daenerys, who is riding Drogon (he remains the only dragon who gets to do anything) and making the extremely confident choice to wear no armor at all.
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If you're looking to roll up your sleeves to help put on the best startup show in the Big Apple, you should definitely sign up to be a TechCrunch Work Exchange Volunteer at Disrupt NY 173.
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You stand in a thin, cheap poncho, water dribbling down the back of your neck while you clutch a warm can of Red Stripe in one hand, and a limp, soggy roll-up in the other.
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"We're going to roll up our sleeves and work with the Chinese officials to demonstrate that canola should continue to flow safely from Canada to China," Trudeau told a televised news conference in Thunder Bay, Ontario.
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The favorite flavor at hand was Apple Mango Passion Fruit (made from 100% fruit with one serving of fruit per pouch) — it tastes like juicy dried mango in mini Fruit Roll-Up bite-sized gummy form.
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Trump, of course, gave no sign of being humbled or constrained by these realities, speaking as though he'd won the White House with the kind of crushing margin authoritarians like Russian President Vladmir Putin roll up.
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Phase 2 was the lose-the-jacket, roll-up-your-sleeves look, adopted by politicians at the end of the 20th century in multiple in-the-office photo ops, the better to demonstrate their work ethic.
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While bootcut is flattering and I do own two pairs of that cut, it is not a good look with tennis shoes, and I like that I can roll up the hem or tuck into boots.
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Mr. Perlman and Mr. Price are experienced financiers, focusing on industries where they can roll up a number of small companies, take the larger enterprise public and then sell out, typically to a private equity firm.
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Instead, he finds one-on-ones and open goals, and manages to scuff it wide or have the ball roll up his leg; his pass to no one against Barcelona has quickly become a cult favourite.
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A roll-up steel door (not charred, by contrast rather spiffy and high-tech) opened, and Lyovochkin's security detail waved us into a glistening white conference room hovering like a spaceship high over the capital's downtown.
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"If you direct message us, we can immediately roll up our sleeves and get into the nitty-gritty, like seat assignments, flight numbers and personal information," said Lynn Stines, a social care representative at American Airlines.
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He and his four Heartbreakers roll up to an abandoned desert shack, in dusters and leather, costume-shop hats, sunglasses, scarves and very flattering pants (they're dressed for the end of the rock 'n' roll world).
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"The president, instead of tweeting against the mayor of San Juan, who's watching her people die and just made a plea for help, ought to roll up his sleeves and get to work here," he said.
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A turnaround CEO should roll up his sleeves, mingle with the masses and perhaps join them for a day or two of assembly work, to see what life is like in the rest of the company.
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Competing demands for resources and challenges with invasive species, wildfires and drought make land-use planning very difficult, and this means that we all need to roll up our sleeves and work together to solve problems.
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"But, dear friends, if you want this Germany, if you want to take this path together ... then let's roll up our sleeves here and now and make a start," she added, before the seven-minute ovation.
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In Los Angeles, visitors enter the Every Woman installation through a roll-up metal door, making the space wide-open to anyone, a lot like the other fashion and home goods vendors along the dense street.
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I guarantee that if you're the one in charge of bringing the mac and cheese and you roll up to Thanksgiving dinner with a sheet pan full of this nonsense, your mac privileges will be indefinitely revoked.
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The real juicy part of the evening, instead, comes about when Hannah's girl squad, aka Demi and Katie from Colton's season, roll up in a nondescript white van to help suss out the men for their gal.
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Whether it's bringing moderate Republicans together with conservatives ones, or Democrats together with Republicans, dealmaking in health care requires the hard, roll-up-your-sleeves work of developing policies that will bridge the partisan and ideological divide.
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The one time it's cool to receive socks is when they're Rick and Morty themed, especially so if your friend is the type to get schwify and roll up their pants specifically to show off their socks.
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"I don't know what Leslie would think about him now, but, you know, I think she would still admire a lot of his sort of roll-up-your-shirtsleeves, fight-for-people kind of attitude," Schur said.
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"As investors, we seek to attract the best entrepreneurs and the best company-building team that are eager to roll up their sleeves to help companies when they need us," the Madrona team wrote in today's announcement.
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What to watch: Wall Street is closely watching for a decision from the Justice Department on the T-Mobile-Sprint merger which, if approved, would roll up significant high-speed spectrum assets under the new combined company.
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The new company is hoping to breathe new life into the app market with a consolidation play intended to roll up the best apps in the market and put more marketing and business development muscle behind them.
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Allergan Chief Executive Officer Brent Saunders, who put together the current version of his company through a series of deals to roll up several pharmaceutical firms in 2014, will join AbbVie's board upon completion of the deal.
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Vet businesses provide an opportunity for cash-rich private-equity firms to roll up a plethora of small, relatively inexpensive operations into bigger firms, sell them on or do initial public offerings, hopefully for a tidy return.
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If you've been considering the idea of purchasing real estate, this map of "Million Dollar Listings" in the US's priciest cities will make you want to roll up into the fetal position and bawl your eyes out.
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From there, the campaign hopes to win heavily black states in the Southeast, starting March 3 on Super Tuesday, and roll up so many delegates that he'll clinch the nomination before or during the Democratic National Convention.
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She has boasted of her extensive record in government, and her career as a "fighter," to highlight how she would be the president who would roll up her sleeves, get her hands dirty and actually solve problems.
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A slew of banks are coming together to back a new roll-up strategy for the Los Angeles-based mobile gaming studio Jam City and giving the company $603 million in new funding to carry that out.
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I call on our government to redouble its efforts to ensure mosques are protected, and call on fellow Muslims to resist the temptation to roll up the banners in fear, as this attack was designed to do.
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" After the rally, Donnelly said in a statement it was "okay" that Trump and Pence were "here today for politics, but problems only get solved when you roll up your sleeves and put in the hard work.
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Whether responding to all sorts of customer questions, buying our own laptops, or distributing mobile phones to our early partner drivers, we all had to roll up our sleeves and figure out how to build a business.
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No matter how many apps you install to send you cheerful checklists and reassuring alerts, when the time comes to change the flapper on the toilet, you still have to roll up your sleeves and do it.
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Tensions continued to escalate when "Fuck White Art" was spray-painted on the roll-up gate of Nicodim Gallery, prompting a ill-considered decision on the part of the LAPD to pursue the vandalism as hate crime.
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It's such a common routine in a doctor's office or clinic or hospital that patients tend to comply without thinking: Step on the scale, roll up your sleeve for the blood pressure cuff, urinate into a cup.
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If all goes well, this new shot would last for multiple flu seasons, so you wouldn't have to roll up your sleeve every fall and -- importantly -- it would be more effective than the shot you get now.
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Mittal, briefing reporters at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Wednesday, backed the lead set by telcos in the United States, now being followed in Europe, for specialists to roll up and run mobile tower assets.
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Here are the best dish racks to buy in 2019:The best dish rack overall: Premium Racks Professional Dish RackThe best roll-up dish drying rack: Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish RackThe best foldable dish drying rack: OXO Good Grips Convertible Foldaway Dish RackThe best dish drying rack for small households: Chef'n CleanGenuity Garden Dish RackThe best dish rack for large households: Simplehuman Kitchen Steel Frame Dish RackThe best kitchen towels you can buyTop-quality kitchen towels are durable, absorb the biggest spills, and handle easily.
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Here are the best dish racks to buy in 2019:The best dish rack overall: Premium Racks Professional Dish RackThe best roll-up dish drying rack: Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish RackThe best foldable dish drying rack: OXO Good Grips Convertible Foldaway Dish RackThe best dish drying rack for small households: Chef'n CleanGenuity Garden Dish RackThe best dish rack for large households: Simplehuman Kitchen Steel Frame Dish RackThe best kitchen towels you can buyTop-quality kitchen towels are durable, absorb the biggest spills, and handle easily.
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It's an inconvenience in the middle of the night, but a genuine problem in an emergency, which is why this roll-up paper flashlight from Nendo seems like a brilliant idea for when the power unexpectedly goes out.
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Of course, that requires the right kind of scale in order to match hyper-local supply and demand, hence the company's attempt to roll up multiple home care services and its focus on a single city at launch.
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If just the thought of running into battle carrying three or four Nerf blasters leaves you breathless, the Battle Racer from Hauck Toys makes it easy to simply roll up with a heavy duty arsenal at the ready.
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They'd drag us all the way up the hill to Jaws' lake, where we would walk out into the middle of the like 2 foot lake … we'd roll up our pants, and we'd scoop up all these goldfish.
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After they roll up in a hot pink stretch limo, Post Malone takes him through everything the casual-dining chain has to offer: free wine samples, unlimited breadsticks and salad, "extra crispy" chicken parmesan, and free birthday cake.
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Indeed, Dr Dufner often discussed the research with others and, as questions about whether the work had ever been replicated came with increasing frequency, he decided to roll up his sleeves and do so in his own laboratory.
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Walking through its roll-up door feels like stepping into a time warp, a cavernous space that was half machine shop and half storeroom for computer towers and machines that look like they've been there since the 1970s.
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Don't expect an epic story mode where you roll up continents, though, or a seemingly insurmountable goal like crossing the solar system with your enormously long body (that would be Noby Noby boy, and it took 6 years).
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I was just about ready to roll up my sleeves and draw inspiration from my orange-tinted forearms for a story on the pros and cons of bronzing … when Alicia Keys announced she was breaking up with makeup.
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Nope. These kids eat sushi for lunch, quinoa bowls in a "cashew sauce with lime curry, lemongrass, and a little bit of ginger" for dinner, and enjoy their own personal-chef-made fruit roll-up-type snacks. Sigh.
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If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and ditch the skinny clothes (you are, I promise), all you need to do is open the closet, pick out an item, and ask yourself a few basic questions. Repeat.
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"It's okay that the President and Vice President are here today for politics, but problems only get solved when you roll up your sleeves and put in the hard work," Donnelly said in a statement after the rally.
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"Once the cameras are switched off and the enthusiasm over Friday's summit declaration -- which promises a peaceful and nuclear-free Korean peninsula -- subsides, both sides will need to roll up their sleeves and get to work," Hribernik said.
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"If you actually follow what people on the left think, they truly believe Mueller is going to find proof of collusion, and roll up the president and his family in an indictment," a former Trump administration official said.
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Gregg Harper (R-Miss.), a proud father of his son, Livingston, with Fragile X to roll up their sleeves and break down barriers that unjustly prevent people with Down syndrome and other disabilities from living the American dream.
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If the Big 12 decides to form its own television network — a complicated bit of business, because it would have to persuade Texas to roll up its Longhorn network — UConn's proximity to New York would be a plus.
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When he warmed up, he unzipped his fleece, then tore it off—he was sweating, even though it was bitterly cold—and when he went to roll up his sleeves, there was shrieking of a particular titillated kind.
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New campaign CEO Stephen Bannon and new campaign adviser Roger Ailes aren't business titans who are promising to help Trump come to Washington, roll up his sleeves, and solve problems with some good old-fashioned private sector knowhow.
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He was all too proud to roll up his pant legs and show off his new socks, which have an image of Jack Nicklaus making his birdie putt at Augusta National the year he won his sixth Masters.
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On Wednesday, these three will begin the 14th and final stage, pushing to be the first to roll up in front of the opera house in Vladivostok, a port city near the border with China, on Aug. 14.
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"Planting trees now will benefit our future generations, and we should roll up our sleeves to plant more trees year after year, generation after generation," President Xi Jinping said in March at a tree-planting ceremony in Beijing.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (Miss.) — "I am eager to roll up my sleeves — working nights if necessary, working weekends if necessary — to get this bill to the president's desk," Wicker said in a statement.
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Roll up your rim on that Tim Hortons coffee, pop open that bottle of Jolt, and keep that adrenaline needle nearby, because the Senators are trying to become the first team to intentionally sleepwalk to a Stanley Cup.
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WATCH: Home Hack: Make a Last-Minute Centerpiece with Things You Already Own While more details of her new endeavor are yet to be announced, the actress is clearly not afraid to roll up her sleeves for a project.
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And this foundation is going to be an opportunity for both of them to roll up their sleeves and get to work and continue to be a force for good and to help groom the next generation of leaders.
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FRANKFURT, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Optiv Security, a U.S. managed security service provider and serial acquirer backed by private equity firm KKR, is expanding into Europe with a roll-up strategy for a fragmented sector landscape, executives said on Tuesday.
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At CES, LG impressed the industry when it unveiled its new roll-up, 65-inch 4K TV, and a fair number of Samsung's early work on bendable screens has made its way into products like the Galaxy Edge line.
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Fortunately, the two drivers just so happen to roll up next to a cop car at a stop light, and once the police officer is alerted to the situation, the car jacker takes off with the police in pursuit.
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Composite Technology Development hopes to fill this niche with its 200-watt Composite Beam Roll-up Array (COBRA), which is designed for a CubeSat with a volume of about six liters, though it could be scalable to other sizes.
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She wrote more than ever, scratching poems with charred matches into bars of soap, crowding tiny letters on to cigarette paper to roll up and smuggle out, hiding scraps under the piles of gloves she spent her days sewing.
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If we've learned one thing from breathy concept designs and cheesy sci-fi movies, it's that we all deserve flexible technologies: bio-electric tattoos that measure our vitals and tablets we can roll up to shove in our pockets.
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"It's also for women who are coming back from the gym — everyone is trying to be healthy and eat protein — so it's a good thing to roll up a piece of turkey and have it taste good," Frankel says.
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But first, she had to stop at a glass and granite building in San Francisco's Mission Bay, roll up her sleeve, and give some scientists she'd just met a few tubes of blood from the crook of her arm.
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Their Dura-Beam air mattress is ideal to take on the go: It has a built-in electric pump for hassle-free and outlet-free inflation and can roll up to fit inside a duffle back for easy transportation.
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" During the same news conference, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer noted that "Democrats are firmly against the wall," but he added that "we in Congress will roll up our sleeves and try to find some agreement on border security.
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That could complicate a proposed plan to roll up Harvey disaster funding with the debt ceiling and the continuing resolution into one must-pass piece of legislation that could rid the Republicans of several headaches in one fell swoop.
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That vehicle has already held a first close, and Social Capital plans to continue fundraising despite the departure of Bates and a strategy change whereby it will only back existing portfolio companies and participate in select roll-up opportunities.
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These are the same types of people who don't feel the need to eat an entire pizza and stop after a single drink instead of getting plastered and roll up bags of chips without finishing them in one sitting.
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Even if the minutiae of cyber-security insurance feel a little too "suit-and-tie," it's still possible to roll up the sleeves of your hoodie and get down in the guts of crypto, hypervisors, memory heaps and more.
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A federal judge has rejected a request from Justice Department lawyers to delay a response in the CVS-Aetna merger because of the shutdown, telling them to "roll up their sleeves" and get to work — presumably without pay — anyway.
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The $150 million in canceled debt would come via an arrangement known as a roll-up, in which participating bondholders would exchange $1 billion of outstanding defaulted bonds for new, viable bonds with a face value of $850 million.
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"I think there is a silent majority," Hickenlooper told CNN in January, "a new silent majority that wants to elect people that get stuff done, stop fighting, stop hurling invective and roll up their sleeves and start working together."
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At a commander's discretion, soldiers can now roll up their sleeves, with few restrictions other than the camouflage pattern on uniforms must be facing out and they must be rolled neatly to no higher than three inches above the elbow.
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Like asking for a PBR or a Jagerbomb, when you roll up to a bar and order a Cosmo, you're telling the world that you're well aware of the stereotypes associated with your beverage of choice and you simply don't care.
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And long before the official products were revealed earlier this year, predominantly at Mobile World Congress in February, companies like LG and Samsung have been steadily showing off prototype improvements and illustrating how folding or roll-up screens might work.
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In celebration and promotion of her latest lipgloss release — titled #glosses — Kylie and her perfectly made-up squad roll up to get the money their due and drive away Bonnie and Clyde-style with way more into the California sunset.
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But his fans say he is one of the few Democratic donors willing to roll up his sleeves and do the hard work to repair the party's organizational failings and shore up any fundraising issues ahead of a costly general election.
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If they are tripped by someone walking right behind the car, a chime will sound to alert the officer to the movement, the rear camera will activate, and the car will automatically roll up the front windows and lock the doors.
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"We have become so divided, and we've got to try to get people back listening to each other and trying to roll up our sleeves and solve these problems that we face — and I think we can do that," she said.
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"You have to have people that are willing to roll up their sleeves and maybe be doing things that they did early on in their careers, but who are also experts in their field and can mentor the people around them."
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Chief Executive Chuck Magro revealed to Reuters that the company is looking to roll up as much as 30 percent of farm retail sales in pockets of central and southern Brazil - a level that it calculates may not raise antitrust concerns.
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Sure, you can find crazy gadgets and knockoffs in the innumerable Chinese manufacturers, and the likes of LG have things like roll-up OLED screens, but these are no more than novelties, both for the companies themselves and those viewing them.
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At this point, the only way I'm going to be able to fit something bigger in my home is if LG's roll-up TV technology ever drops to a semi-affordable price, which doesn't look likely within the next half decade.
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For example, the zipper doubles as a beer bottle opener, there is a passport pocket, and, as Lamprey demonstrates in his appealing video during which he is gently buffeted by kittens, the whole hoodie can roll up into a pillow.
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In a call, eMoov founder Russell Quirk didn't deny that he has at some stage talked to competitors, although he reckons Tepilo wasn't one of them, but added that he doesn't think an acquisition/merger or roll up makes much sense.
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"When you roll up to the party with your new look and it turns out you just single white femaled your friend you haven't seen in a year," she wrote next to a snap of the two sporting uncannily similar color.
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He leaves for his class, and I add a roll-up travel hat, a pair of Heat Holders socks, and workout headphones for L. to my cart, but wait to purchase in case I think of something else to add.
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That said, ARM seems to be in a much more strategic position than Nvidia these days, as ARM has managed to maintain its linchpin role, and that should ultimately roll up to a valuation that SoftBank will be excited about.
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If you are devastated by this election's results, roll up your sleeves and get ready to work harder than you've ever worked at the state level, whether you have a robust initiative process or must work through your legislatures and governors.
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We see this with people who are giving their time, they don't ... People don't just want to write a check and be done, they want to roll up their sleeves and get involved in the nonprofits that they care about.
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It is high time for all of us to roll up our sleeves and address the gradual yet persistent attack that is bearing down on our coastlines, an attack that unquestionably threatens the safety and security of the United States.
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We hope for a day, soon, when we will stand shoulder to shoulder with the Ukrainian people as they roll up their sleeves once again and get to work building a future that results in a democratic, secure and prosperous Ukraine.
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Patagonia's Middle Fork Packable Waders ($349) aren't cheap, but they weigh all of 26 ounces and roll up into an 8-inch (more like 4-inch in my experience) by 13-inch pouch the size of an inflatable camping pillow.
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These are the times when it's in your best interest to roll up your sleeves and give in: Let's face it: If you're looking to get promoted, chances are you're going to have to play some form of office politics.
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Plans to score big with the heavy African-American vote in South Carolina — or to roll up a bunch of delegates in the huge and diverse California primary — requires first doing well with the predominately white Iowa and New Hampshire electorates.
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So in principle, Canadians and Uruguayans can already toke on the South Pole, while Mexicans willing to deal with temperatures of -50°C should be able to roll up in front of the penguins before the end of the year.
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UberRUSH is also teaming up with startup services like the chat-based shopping assistant Operator and Curbside, a shopping platform that allows customers to pick their items and roll up to the curb to pick them up when they're ready.
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"Some people roll up here and they tease, they think someone brought them out here to kill them and bury them in the desert," Angel Roscoe laughs as we huddle around the gift shop's wood stove on a blustery afternoon.
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The unsecured noteholders in a filing on Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Houston said their loan does not include the pledging of unsecured assets as collateral to "roll up" debt, like the loan package offered by Sanchez's secured noteholders.
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YaejiThis is that K-pop band that exclusively covers YG songs right YBN CordaeAn 8-year-old SoundCloud rapper whose latest single "FUCK YOU MOM GIMME A FRUIT ROLL UP" just put him in the running for XXL's Freshman Class.
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The Knicks had struggled mightily against the pick-and-roll up to this point; they gave up more points per possession initiated by a ball screen than any other in the N.B.A., according to SportVU data, and by a wide margin.
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The limits of this strategy began to surface two years later when Buffett and 3G once again tried to roll-up their conglomerate into an even larger deal, with The Kraft Heinz Company bidding $143 billion for consumer goods giant Unilever.
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"If he's truly ready to roll up his sleeves to partner with us, so are we, as long as that partnership reflects who we are as Chicagoans," he added, pointing out that his department already has received some federal resources.
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While Grassley on Tuesday did not mention the Supreme Court fight directly, he alluded to it several times in referencing the criminal justice bill as evidence that GOP leaders are ready to roll up their sleeves in search of bipartisan compromise.
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Potheads get to double dip in Coachella Valley today, because the famous music festival falls on April 23.5 and delivery services and dispensaries outside the festival grounds are rolling out some sweet discounts for anyone planning to roll up some tree.
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We used to do meet-and-greets a lot, and I used to have green hair and then I would see a bunch of girls roll up with green hair the same week and they'd be like, 'I did it for you.
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" Though it was difficult that his family "lived with uncertainty," he said in a 2014 interview with The Sacramento Bee, it also taught him the value of hard work: "You learn at a very young age, you'd better roll up your sleeves.
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The money raised could also be used to roll up smaller players in the fragmented veterinary services sector, which could benefit from Vets First Choice's scale and customer relationships, Benjamin Shaw, the company's co-founder and chief executive officer, said in an interview.
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Professor Dawisha had spent much of her career on more conventional subjects, like Russia's electoral system, but relished the chance to roll up her sleeves and do primary research, said her husband, a retired distinguished professor of political science at Miami University.
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Thanks to this, you will soon be able to roll up to a Bank of America ATM, tap your phone and make a withdrawal (which is good news in case you forgot your wallet at home but not your phone, I guess).
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Founded in 2014, Innovaccer has been working to roll up data from a number of different healthcare providers, including Hartford Healthcare, University of California, Mercy ACO Iowa, UniNet Healthcare Network of Nebraska, Inmediata Health Integrated Solutions of Puerto Rico and StratiFi Health Network.
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" TopInterview career expert Amanda Augustine tells CNBC Make It that someone who asks a question like this is "on the hunt for results-driven professionals who are willing to roll up their sleeves and do what's necessary to achieve the company's goals.
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He's a false flag raising hope to those that look like America did from the 1950s through the 70s: the roll-up your sleeve workers who believe Donald Trump will take actions in the White House with only their revival in mind.
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Add to this the fact that venture firms have been raising new funds faster than ever over the last five years, and that means even less time spent with founding teams that were assured their investors would "roll up their sleeves," then don't.
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"Couldn't CVS effect the changes to its retail footprint and then partner with multiple health plans, including Aetna, and achieve similar results with less capital?" asked Rhyee, suggesting that CVS could "roll up" the entire $16 billion urgent-care market if it wanted.
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It's shaping up to be a busy week for lawmakers as they roll up their sleeves to begin advancing tax reform and hold a number of high-profile hearings on the recent Equifax data breach and the financial scandals at Wells Fargo.
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Now is the time for everyone to roll up their sleeves, look toward the future, reach across the aisle — and figure out whether they want to be known for dismantling the ACA at all costs, or for taking smart steps to improve it.
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The meat is significantly less flavorful and juicy than what you might expect for ninety-eight dollars (that is, without the optional caviar), but, once you slap on the sweet bean sauce and roll up slices with cucumber and scallions, it still satisfies.
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I'm at the bar in what appears to be an Old West saloon, shooting the breeze with a guy from Nevada who sits on a stool in a dark corner, hiding from his fans, casually crumbling marijuana into his roll-up tobacco.
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Now, we arrive at the first twist in the story—just as I'm psyching myself up to roll up a magazine and whack the sink dude, a second larger daddy longlegs makes its way above the kitchen ceiling onto the light fixture.
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"But, dear friends, if you want this Germany, if you want to take this path together ... then let's roll up our sleeves here and now and make a start," she added before delegates showed their support with a seven-minute standing ovation.
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If the firings happen, and Republicans in Congress don't roll up their sleeves and get some answers about Russia on their own, the public will have just watched the president use executive power to successfully quash an investigation into his own potential wrongdoing.
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Ironically, most of the works in Walker's show will go to museums that will proudly collect them, while for the sake of political neutrality many will likely remain timid when the time comes to roll up their sleeves and speak truth to power.
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Armstrong's vision was to roll up as much online real estate as he could while creating a high technology advertising architecture on the back-end that could better target consumers based on their media consumption (which the telecom company would also own).
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If patients, advocates, legislatures and others genuinely want to move the needle on compassionate use, we need to look beyond the misleading characterizations of these Right to Try bills, roll up our sleeves and try to find meaningful solutions to these complex issues.
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It was always going to be hard to follow up on a TV that can roll up when it's not being used, and so LG has come to CES 22020 with a new lineup that prioritizes elegance and thinness over bending screens.
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"If we want to live in a country where women are believed and given access to the justice they deserve, we must roll up our sleeves and get to work holding our leaders accountable," Harris writes in the piece published by Elle.
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Still, she couldn't help taking charge now and then, demonstrating a tricky move to some of the more timid-looking girls, pointing out corners that needed unwrinkling when it was time to roll up the vast floor mat at the end of practice.
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So let me just say this: With more African Americans under criminal supervision in American than all the slaves since 1850, do not roll up into communities and not talk directly to issues that are going to relate to the liberation of children.
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So let me just say this, with more African Americans under criminal supervision in America than all the slaves since 1850, do not roll up into communities and not talk directly to issues that are going to relate to the liberation of children.
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So let me just say this, with more African-Americans under criminal supervision in America than all the slaves since 1850, do not roll up into communities and not talk directly to issues that are going to relate to the liberation of children.
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"Much like Secretary Clinton did after Iowa and New Hampshire, there is a very real path for Biden to get on a run to roll up delegates in the contests that come in the 6 weeks following New Hampshire," the memo reads.
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We talked to a couple police officers who were great, but we did have a couple random scenarios where we're just like out shooting b-roll at night, and then we have cop cars roll up on us because somebody thinks that we're doing something.
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And by the way, I bought a case of Pepsi just for whenever my wife and I get into an argument, I roll up to her with sad, Kendall eyes and I give her a Pepsi, and she is so fed up with that.
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Watching the faces of tired kids waiting in line as they see Angel roll up in his custom stroller, or Atticus turned out in his boater and glasses, and it's easy to see why airports — and flyers — are embracing these furry, four-footed ambassadors.
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Twitter's test to roll up and expand sharing options points to how the company, which currently has 313 million monthly active users, has continued to try to figure out better ways of making the service more mainstream and less full of its own jargon.
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But even a rookie can pull off the trend Dianna and Beyoncé are rocking — just pay attention to proportions (a fuller shirtdress over a more fitted silhouette, for instance, and roll up your sleeves) to make sure you don't look like you're drowning in fabric.
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"Much like Secretary Clinton did after Iowa and New Hampshire, there is a very real path for Biden to get on a run to roll up delegates in the contests that come in the 6 weeks following New Hampshire," the memo states, according to Politico.
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Throughout Houston, across the energy sector, and all over the country there are millions of people like me, ready to set aside divisions of the past, roll up our sleeves and do the work it takes to deliver our children a better, sustainable future.
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That in an era where the game is faster and more skillful and better coached than ever before, with results that are driven by elite talent, you think the answer to a terrible season is to just roll up your sleeves and try more?
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I have never worked at a place where everyone is so willing to share knowledge, to look at every story as an opportunity to draw on their colleagues' skills and expertise, and to roll up their sleeves and pitch in whenever and however they can.
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Look for that momentum to escalate next week with 577 delegates, or almost 15 percent of the total, at stake: Biden is expected to win a landslide victory in the biggest test, Florida, and to roll up wins in Illinois and Ohio as well.
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With any luck the 3,000 new content monitors Facebook says it is hiring will be able to remove those sorts of hand grenades from its news feed before any can roll up next to your ads and blow your public images to kingdom come.
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Their terms might not always be ideal, but the founder gets to claim an "exit" while the private equity firm gets to roll up sub-scale properties or bolt a startup onto one of its core assets and re-sell the package to another buyer.
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They are not intended to race to the scene of a crime, but rather to roll up later and park, a quiet show of force that stays for days, weeks or months, becoming as familiar a part of the block as the buildings around them.
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Among those who lined up were members of the LGBTQ community, galvanized to roll up their sleeves and support victims of the deadliest mass shooting in American history, an unbearable loss of life in what was thought to be a safe space—a gay Latin dance night.
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" Park & Diamond: "Park & Diamond makes biking better by reinventing the bike helmet, using next-generation materials to build a safer, more portable helmet that can roll up into the shape of a water bottle for easier carrying, while looking like a regular hat, cap, or beanie.
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"The Big Five came along at a perfect time to roll up the user base," said Geoffrey G. Parker, a business professor at Tulane University and the co-author of "Platform Revolution," a forthcoming book that explains some of the reasons these businesses may continue their dominance.
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Stardust eventually turned on Goldust, and rather than a major WrestleMania payoff for a very hot angle with a very simple story—brother against brother, as old a story as exists on Earth—the feud ended with an anticlimactic roll-up loss on a B-level event.
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The claim is that they offer a more natural walking or running experience, similar to "barefoot" running shoes like the Vibram FiveFingers, and they also serve as a really portable form of footwear that you can just roll up and shove in a bag or pocket.
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But nothing defines China's most sweltering season (or bewilders foreigners) more than the curious sartorial habits of grown men who neatly roll up their shirts to reveal bellies, often in glorious plenitude, without the teeniest hint of shame (nor the teeniest hint of a six-pack).
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Pros: Treated with a durable water-repellent finish, constructed using Prana's quick-drying Zion stretch fabric, features UPF 50+ sun protection, and has roll-up leg snaps for cycling or cooling offCons: Features just one cargo pocket and its relaxed fit may be boxy on some people
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What I was hoping for was that Trump would recede a bit into the background and that he would empower his staff — particularly [Mike] Pompeo, [John] Bolton, and [James] Mattis — to roll up their sleeves and see if they could accomplish something diplomatically with the Russians.
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While exploring the site with Burton and Bury that weekend, I met three local teenagers who were goofing around near the lagoon; they said police occasionally roll up and ticket intruders or move along homeless people sheltering in the remaining buildings, but mostly leave the park alone.
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Guests checking in get a four-ounce sample of whatever is on tap, available in larger quantities at the top-floor Woods restaurant, where glass garage doors roll up on warm days to provide open-air panoramas of the snow-capped peaks in Colorado's Front Range.
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But Leonard and George fit the blue-collar, roll-up-your-sleeves attitude that the team came to embrace last season, and it would be a huge surprise if the Clippers do not position themselves as one of the teams to beat in the Western Conference.
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If you'd rather save your money for basically anything else, just check out the rolling action here: Conversely, if the roll-up TV seems too pedestrian, you can hold out for a TV that descends from the ceiling — which LG just announced at this year's CES.
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It's not too hard to find people who disagree with you online — just create a Twitter account, state an opinion and watch the haters roll up — but the heated social media climate provides a tense, abstracted version of human connection that often leaves both sides more polarized.
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Its new unit, called ARK, will roll up existing investments in real estate, including those by private-equity firm Rhone and WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann, and add an injection of $1 billion from a unit of Canadian investment firm Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec.
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LS: And then, if you look at the sky you can see a helicopter, and then it gets closer and closer and closer, and then all these Jeeps roll up and then it's like ... EJ: It's like immigration ... LS: Yeah, it's ICE and they're stopping you.
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