Forget "Rolling in the Deep," Adele is rolling in the dough!
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The result was "Rolling in the Higgs," a parody of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep," about the 2012 discovery of the Higgs boson.
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JOHN LEGEND – 'ROLLING IN THE DEEP' Legend is such a fan of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" that he regularly performs this cover during his own shows.
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Submissions began rolling in — hundreds and hundreds of them.
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The accolades are rolling in ... just not to you.
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But by then, the mocking tweets were already rolling in.
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It wasn't long before the goat puns started rolling in.
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Elmo wants to sing 'Rolling In The Deep' with you.
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And the good news just keeps rolling in for Zendaya.
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And host Anthony Anderson kept the woke jokes rolling in.
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Here's the dish that will have you rolling in admirers.
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We both got paid today, so we're rolling in dough.
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He continued to tweet updates as money started rolling in.
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But then, Medrano says, the excited questions start rolling in.
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Safe to say, Bhad Bhabie is rolling in the dough!
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This is the period when the investments start rolling in.
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The endorsements for Pelosi are rolling in from national Democrats.
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The dollars came rolling in but the votes did not.
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By that measure, Qingdao applications should already be rolling in.
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The negative comments on the video soon started rolling in.
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As press requests began rolling in, Høiberg kept his distance.
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The tributes and revisitations are about to start rolling in.
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Then the radio adds and MTV play came rolling in.
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"All the pictures started rolling in my head," he said.
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Steel industry tycoon Lakshmi Mittal wasn't always rolling in dough.
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The good news keeps rolling in for Breaking Bad fans!
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So she made one — and the referrals started rolling in.
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And it's rolling in from the ocean as storm surge.
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Hurricanes, rolling in one after the other, are swamping cities.
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The hilarious picture went viral and the puns came rolling in.
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However, the costs could be substantial before income starts rolling in.
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Data for Texas Senate will begin rolling in during this hour.
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You could see rolling in vision coverage to attract healthy people.
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THAT BADASS BABY ROLLING IN. It is all just. so. perfect.
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Soon, a little baby is seen rolling in on a walker.
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As we started the ceremony, the storm clouds started rolling in.
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I thought we were friends, despite rolling in different friendship circles.
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See for yourself with the Tweets, rolling in by the second:
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Did you hear the sarcasm, because I am rolling in it.
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It's officially Sia season and the blessings are rolling in today.
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From Brussels and other Western capitals, congratulations have been rolling in.
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As long the revenues kept rolling in, no one quibbled much.
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"Here at home, the great news keeps rolling in," Trump said.
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Recount votes could start rolling in Are you ready to recount?
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So, propose something that gets things rolling in the right direction.
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Even that wasn't enough to get the boos really rolling in.
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While we made decent salaries, we weren't exactly rolling in it.
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At last, you're ready for the orders to start rolling in!
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LG: Her eyes are rolling in the back of her head.
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At the time of writing, the results are still rolling in.
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About nine months after my surgery, the bills started rolling in.
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Results are expected to start rolling in a few hours later.
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"It helps us keep rolling in the right direction," Swanigan said.
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The devices kept rolling in, but those owners were not compensated.
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The texts and tweets started rolling in a few days ago.
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But as the messages kept rolling in, Kono got annoyed—then worried.
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But the widow "insisted," and now the felines are rolling in dough.
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"Stiel reassured everyone that her father is not "rolling in his grave.
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So she actually kind of got the ball rolling in my mind.
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Gilda began to feel what she described as a fog rolling in.
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Benjamin Franklin, our greatest Democratic president, is probably rolling in his grave.
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It started off innocuously enough:...and then the replies started rolling in.
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They'd just finished outfitting it Friday, when the storm began rolling in.
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Chinese action hero Jackie Chan joined them, after rolling in on Friday.
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The backlash is already rolling in on Villa's Instagram and on Twitter.
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Mere hours after May's video was posted, the parodies were rolling in.
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He now says he's basically broke and she's rolling in the dough.
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No. Slater is a nature photographer and not exactly rolling in dough.
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"Being cash flow positive doesn't mean we're rolling in money," he said.
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They exist because these companies need to keep the money rolling in.
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BTW, Tyga's still rolling in luxury ... behind the wheel of a Lambo.
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He tells us 60 additional orders came rolling in an hour later.
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Results have yet to be announced, but predictions are already rolling in.
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That said, the movie evolved once we got archival stuff rolling in.
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So they're aren't a lot of outside shops or chains rolling in.
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Who wants to stop and ask questions when the money's rolling in?
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For almost two centuries, Thomas Jefferson has been rolling in his grave.
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It is also perfect meme fodder, and the Photoshops are rolling in.
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Did you just have cameras rolling in certain locations all the time?
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The hard data have been rolling in now at a steady pace.
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The eighteen-wheelers start rolling in for the night around 4 p.m.
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Jesse Moran snapped this photo of a storm rolling in this year.
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And since the success started rolling in, it hasn&apost really stopped.
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More from the campaign trail … Calls rolling in among Democrats for Rep.
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But this year, reports of swoops are still rolling in even now.
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The calls started rolling in to Pelosi in earnest last Friday night.
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So how can we get the electrification ball rolling in American homes?
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But along the corridors of Congress, the party beer was rolling in. Literally.
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One other way to keep revenue rolling in comes from high-profile partnerships.
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Data will start rolling in from Arizona, Nevada, and Iowa during this hour.
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So whenever the big money fights start rolling in, that should be fun.
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When it ends, they count over 230 species, with more observations rolling in.
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Fashion is a tough business and Marchesa has never been rolling in money.
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I only drink about half my coffee before the patients start rolling in.
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Meanwhile, his profile has skyrocketed and the Hamilton accolades have been rolling in.
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"I can see this kid's eyes rolling in the back of his head."
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Even before tonight's results, the autopsies for Rubio's campaign were already rolling in.
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More money started rolling in almost as quickly as the ballots were counted.
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A sizable flow of complaints is still rolling in on social media, however.
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He dropped to the ground, rolling in pain before limping off the field.
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"We have tens of billions of dollars rolling in from China," he said.
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And the money keeps rolling in for states ahead of the big drawing.
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Still, they are hardly rolling in money like their counterparts in wealthier sports.
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Long before the prizes started rolling in, he had already rewired our minds.
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Politics The midterms were a week ago, but results are still rolling in.
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Everyone can smell the opportunity, and entrepreneurs and investors are rolling in fast.
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Somewhere out past the interstate, over the horizon, a storm is rolling in.
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Self-identified moderate/conservative voters CNN's entrance poll numbers are still rolling in.
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Elmo wants to sing "Rolling In The Deep" with you, wherever you are.
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She woke up to seven, eight, nine orders rolling in at a time.
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Biden was seen as the race's front-runner until votes started rolling in.
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The awards soon started rolling in, capped, last year, by a MacArthur Fellowship.
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I'm quick, and I'm not rolling in with an entourage and being precious.
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The comments kept rolling in, even on the day of her son's funeral.
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Michael Bennet also dropped out of the race as results started rolling in.
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Now that I had an agent, the auditions and jobs were rolling in.
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When you started seeing those fundraising numbers rolling in, what was your reaction?
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But then the money started rolling in—as much as $8,000 on busy days.
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This league is run by financial wizards, and we are all rolling in cash.
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You know the drill: Approximately one month before the holidays, invitations start rolling in.
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Can't wait for the tweets and event recaps to start rolling in on Tuesday?
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Her point here -- she's in the red, while he's rolling in green ... and Green.
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The reboot will hit theaters on Friday and the reviews are already rolling in.
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There's a wave of big celebrity biographies rolling in over the next few months.
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Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday surprises keep rolling in...Rolls Royce-ing in that is.
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Samsung initially bungled the global recall—but now, more bad news is rolling in.
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Today, he is looking at a future with a lot less money rolling in.
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That was a given as soon as the box office numbers started rolling in.
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The insurance industry is nevertheless eager to keep the stolen government cash rolling in.
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So Afra copped to it being a hoax, and the retractions began rolling in.
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However she was rolling in figures from existing Facebook small business training programs, i.e.
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Paramahansa Yogananda, author of Autobiography of a Yogi, is currently rolling in his grave.
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He was mooching around film sets and premières, and the parts began rolling in.
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"Our intention was never to have players necessarily rolling in the dough," he said.
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That is until the energy bills start rolling in... then we all pay again!
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Or maybe a big storm rolling in, like last year but fiercer. Something. Anything.
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It took a little under two hours for the replies to start rolling in.
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Numbers from entrance polls are still rolling in as pollsters continue to interview voters.
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When the impeachment inquiry got rolling in October his Gallup approval rating was 259.
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As evil queen roles come rolling in, she is instead developing her own films.
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"We didn't want for anything, but my dad wasn't rolling in money," he said.
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It's on sale for over half off at Macy's, rolling in at just $65.23.
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Republicans are already rolling in the negative advertising to stop Mr. Ossoff's improbable rise.
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With donations rolling in on GoFundMe, the vigilantes have now filled over 50 potholes.
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Early voting numbers are rolling in, and campaigns are claiming their early voting victories.
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They appeared one morning in San Francisco, rolling in like the city's iconic, chilling fog.
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It's a calm day, and the waves are rolling in at two to three feet.
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Magic Johnson, when he was rolling in LA, he played pretty much all the positions.
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"You've got to be just crushing it, rolling in the dough right now," Cuban said.
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Rihanna), Drake ("Hotline Bling"), Adele ("Rolling in the Deep"), Fifth Harmony ("Work from Home" ft.
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We&aposll tell you what he is saying about the big money rolling in, next.
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The thread eventually sparked its own subreddit, r/OnTheMoney, and the hits keep rolling in.
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The surprises keep rolling in from Rio Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Honestly, we're surprised they didn't start rolling in faster, but alas, the time has come.
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Pokemon Go proved the point pretty damn well, and the money is still rolling in.
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Now, she's got three new colors rolling in, as she announced via Snapchat on Wednesday.
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And, court records show, the checks from insurance companies, some over $100,000, kept rolling in.
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And don't be surprised when those "Where did you get that?" questions start rolling in.
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First, his young daughter danced in, followed by a baby rolling in with a walker.
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Despite the abundance of gross photos rolling in, though, parenting isn't always a vile experience.
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The Instagram likes will be rolling in, and that's what juicing is all about. Obviously.
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He played "Rolling in the Deep" and "Skyfall" at multiple different rallies around the country.
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That's when the comments started rolling in — and, unsurprisingly, the general reaction was fairly negative.
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And Maine, where results are still rolling in, is on track to do the same.
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Trucks filled with sand are rolling in to protect an expected crowd of three-million.
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So what is the most important ingredient to keep the Festivus season rolling in style?
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LHP Eduardo Rodriguez hopes to keep the good times rolling in Friday's start against Minnesota.
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She said the negativity started rolling in as soon as she put the photo up.
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But after a week on the market, "the offers were rolling in," Mr. Monteiro said.
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The L started rolling in 212 with four wooden cars powered by coal and steam.
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Here's what to expect tonight when the polls close and exit polls start rolling in.
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It was so fierce they were all "dying" — like, literally, physically rolling in their graves.
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That may seem like pennies to some, but I wasn&apost exactly rolling in dough.
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I&aposve somehow landed at an age where the financial responsibilities just keep rolling in.
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Footage also showed him rolling in snow and dusting his campaign supporters with frosty powder.
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That has opened the door for Sayegh, who has support rolling in from high places.
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The late John Fairchild, founder of Women's Wear Daily, is probably rolling in his grave.
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One he described as looking like the tide rolling in from way out at sea.
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Judging from the pic after he signed the deal, Ray is rolling in the dough.
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You should be rolling in money if you have an audience that is that big.
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The documented rise in teen vaping comes at a time when Juul is rolling in cash.
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Another reason is that since the release of the iPhone, it has been rolling in cash.
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As for accounts of employee treatment, they are rolling in to Sanders, and they are grueling.
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There's no riding off into the sunset, because the camera always keeps rolling in real life.
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This romantic comedy with stars Ben Stiller and Cameron Diaz had us rolling in the aisles.
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Part of the problem could be that incentivized reviews are still rolling in, despite Amazon's ban.
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It's happy to just keep swimming in circles, as long as the cash keeps rolling in.
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ASHDOD, Israel — Gilbert Chikli was rolling in money, stolen from some of the world's biggest corporations.
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"Rolling In The Deep" went on to win the evening's award for song of the year.
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After rolling in the Bronx, the Yankees found chances fleeting on the road to their demise.
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However, the VR bandwagon first started rolling in 19903, when Facebook acquired Oculus for $21990 billion.
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We did get a lot of requests and opportunity rolling in and starting at that point.
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Now, with a huge corn harvest rolling in, Brazil no longer needs to use feed wheat.
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But according to Levenstein, it was Harbour who got the ball rolling in the first place.
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These golden goodies are the ultimate indulgence for hungry customers who are rolling in, well, dough.
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With the holidays rolling in, many people are planning to travel to visit a loved one.
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Even when commissions started rolling in, the name of the game was keeping the status quo.
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The honors are rolling in so fast that Sanchez cannot receive them before getting new ones.
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It's been two weeks since the story was published, and the responses are still rolling in.
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On Wednesday, a lifeguard towed him out at Waimea as the 20-footers were rolling in.
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That means the stars' Instagrams started rolling in while we were still relishing in our weekends.
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With traffic numbers so high, it's no shock that the ad revenue has been rolling in.
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"The money's rolling in, and this is fun," Les Moonves, chairman of CBS, said in February.
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As comments started rolling in, I'd feel a little less overwhelmed and a lot less alone.
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Now, as another round of homeowners settles into new apartments, the complaints are rolling in again.
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While discomfort may be the "least of our obligations," Cummins should be rolling in it now.
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Biden, Bloomberg and Buttigieg all took shots at Sanders as the Nevada results started rolling in.
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If it wasn't excellent before the Birria-Landia truck began rolling in June, it is now.
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He's new money, compared to the Pierces, who have been rolling in it for (seemingly) centuries.
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A lot of people imagine that an artist like you would basically be rolling in it.
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The makeup entrepreneur isn't turning 19 until August 10, but the gifts are already rolling in — literally.
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Update, 3:30pm: Statements from petitioners have started rolling in, so we'll post some of them below.
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Easter conjures thoughts of dancing chocolate bunnies, oozing Cadbury eggs, and squeaking Peeps rolling in rainbow sugar.
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Drew Butera's one-out triple, his first of the season, got the Royals rolling in the seventh.
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In February, British singer Adele objected to Trump playing her songs, "Skyfall" and "Rolling in the Deep".
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But if you get a "hell yes," grab each other's hand and go rolling in the deep!
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Often, instead of rolling in the dough, you're left refreshing your app and hoping someone, anyone bites.
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Labor Day brought royal baby news early this morning — and the expected names are already rolling in.
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These are just a few of the health care horror stories still rolling in on McCauly's tweet.
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Superman nears, buzz is likely to increase and early reviews are almost sure to start rolling in.
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And before the takes start rolling in, let's just head this off at the pass right now.
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She sent fans into a frenzy when she sang "Rolling in the Deep" during a 2012 show.
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" It has all of the dance floor weep session possibilities of 2013's "Rolling in the Deep.
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The "Rolling In The Deep" star shared snaps from her "Dirty 30" soiree on her Instagram account.
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" Moonves added that the campaign was a "circus," but "the money's rolling in and this is fun.
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Once the big money started rolling in, Messing did splurge on something other than a $3.99 dinner.
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Once the results began rolling in, it was clear Democrats were quickly winning Republican-held House seats.
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The commentators seemed alternately pleased, dismayed and frustrated by the numbers rolling in from around the country.
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But details of drugs and hot German bikers probably have her rocking and rolling in her grave.
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Not like they were rolling in, but it was nice to know someone was thinking about me.
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Well, 50 was on time, but Ray ended up rolling in about 90 minutes after things started.
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Contrary to depictions like those found in "Crazy Rich Asians," most Singaporeans are not rolling in cash.
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Those anti-worker practices haven't been enough to stop the government contracts rolling in to T-Mobile.
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In 1973, when cash was still rolling in, they bought a 400-acre farm near Plymouth, Mass.
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That said, if you're a rolling-in-butter corn eater, try rubbing the cobs with lime wedges.
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"After the procedure, the bills start rolling in," Mr. Snider said, including $2713,000 for the surgery alone.
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That optimism will be crucial to keeping the decade-long bull market for stocks rolling in 2020.
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The response from her followers was tremendous, with DMs rolling in from people who shared her frustration.
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Mears was covered in blood from rolling in shards of glass from a broken fire extinguisher case.
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Some visitors are surprised at the bears' darkened coats, dirty from rolling in sand and whale remains.
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"They'd be rolling in their graves right now of what the Republican administration is doing," Newsom said.
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Soon, the administration will announce its infrastructure principles, which will help keep the ball rolling in Congress.
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Its underlying business has been making £1bn a quarter, but the bills from past transgressions keep rolling in.
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The accolades were rolling in, but Lowder wanted to find a way to combine his varied skill sets.
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This is because companies rolling in money offshore will leave more of their onshore money in the bank.
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The duo was rolling in a Ferrari this weekend through the City of Brotherly Love -- Kev's home turf.
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"To keep the ball rolling in the arts, at a certain point, you have to buy," Golter said.
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At the time, complaints from residents began rolling in after the unpermitted scooters began littering the city's streets.
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If positive reports keep rolling in, the big banks could look like a bargain at their current prices.
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However, co-founder and CEO John Foley told Cramer that he expects the competition to come rolling in.
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It's unfortunate, but like I said earlier after the Note7 explosions started rolling in: Any phone could explode.
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Put your guess in your group text now, so there's evidence when the vindicating tweets come rolling in.
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In fact, if you're really rolling in dough, you might even be able to pick up some caviar.
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But for startups it really does pay to stay self-aware, perhaps especially when you're rolling in money.
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It's only August, but the holiday beauty teasers are already rolling in — and it's music to our ears.
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In the '80s, this moment arrived in early 1987, as a speculative momentum phase got rolling in equities.
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Although Midge's shows are going well, Susie reminds Midge they're not exactly rolling in the dough just yet.
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The "Rolling in the Deep" singer, 30, is no stranger to popping up at her fellow artist's shows.
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But hey, if the money keeps rolling in, at least some Facebook employees couldn't seem to care less.
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Investors' attention is turning to corporate profits, with third-quarter results rolling in over the next few weeks.
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Count Donald Trump among Adele's many fans — he blasted "Rolling in the Deep" and "Skyfall" during recent rallies.
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Warner Brothers announced in May that the action flick will soon get the cameras rolling in South Australia.
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"Spiritual" felt questing but matter-of-fact, no more or less mysterious than a storm system rolling in.
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He then rubbed salt into Koepka's wounds by rolling in a sublime, breaking 20-foot putt for birdie.
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It became a conscious choice that happened once the fog comes rolling in, and the White Walkers appear.
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"The endorsements for Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch keep rolling in across the political spectrum," he said.
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Plus, you can snag the deal early and whiten your teeth before the Friendsgiving evites start rolling in.
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And from there, the cringe-worthy, swear word-heavy and downright embarrassing as hell stories began rolling in.
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" Scensny tells CNBC Make It. "Things were rolling in my head of what I can actually do online.
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The questions keep rolling in — some silly, some tricky, some painful — often as many as 100 per week.
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They helped cool me down in pilates and barre classes and I didn't experience rolling in the waistband.
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Attendees are still rolling in, and if the photos are any indication, there are a lot of them.
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Beal led the Wizards with 13 points in the first half and kept rolling in the second half.
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Energy lawyers said the waiver requests began rolling in a few months after the Obama rule took effect.
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This time of year is when all of those holiday party invites start rolling in one by one.
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Trump uses her song "Rolling in the Deep" as his campaign warm-up music at rallies. http://bbc.
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Results are still rolling in, but with 84 percent of precincts reporting, Clinton is leading Sanders 52-43.
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Results are still rolling in, but with 84 percent of precincts reporting, Clinton is leading Sanders 52-48.
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And since most nonfiction book authors aren't exactly rolling in spare cash, it's a tempting corner to cut.
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Arthur is deathly afraid of water, and baths are the opposite of rolling in raccoon turds to him.
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After you get that "I Voted" sticker, keep up with on-the-minute results as votes start rolling in.
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She's now rolling in it thanks to her success at waitressing, and she's not letting it go to waste.
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The event took place on Monday, and came with the following stark warning: At the cheese rolling in Gloucestershire.
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The original Orient Express trains started rolling in 1883, ushering in a golden age of travel for Europe's elite.
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I stop for gas on the way and see a storm rolling in, so I try to hurry ($22).
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We are going to update this post all day as these come rolling in because they are so good:
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The robot flies by rolling in the air and it has four wings to control three axes of flight.
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"I think their dated layouts are mostly due to the fact they're not exactly rolling in cash," he says.
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A continuous stream of praise has been rolling in for Cardi B, primarily through tweets — and a few gifts.
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Felix has currently raised well over £5,000 ($6598), and the donations are still rolling in. Best. Cat. Ever. Hero.
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But not long after the less-than-nice wave of comments started rolling in, the page was taken down.
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Video from CNN affiliate KSBW then captured the still-alive shark rolling in the incoming tide -- bruised and bloodied.
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Best of all for O.T. -- while all that money's rolling in, we're told he'll be kicking it in Chicago.
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Melania Trump's closing argument that she would stop online bullying inspired a bit of eye-rolling in certain quarters.
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Some have pointed out that the space module appears to be rolling in its orbit and flipping around, uncontrolled.
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And when the compliments start rolling in poolside, all that'll be left to say is, "Oh, this old thing?"
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I could see his eyes were rolling in the back of his head and he was like not well.
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In 2012, as election results were rolling in showing that Romney had lost, Trump fired off an angry tweetstorm.
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A media frenzy followed, and requests from members of the public for transgenerational trauma DNA tests started rolling in.
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And the blessings keep on rolling in — only this time, they come in the form of hair care advice.
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Black Friday might be a few weeks away, but that isn't going to stop the deals from rolling in.
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"As the money kept rolling in, they started buying things, but they had a safety net first," she said.
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A bathtub interrupts us, rolling in on wheels too fast for me to tell Diane not to be ridiculous.
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The evidence keeps rolling in, so much so that we can now firmly answer that question in the affirmative.
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Islam explains that, as the results were rolling in on Election Day, Trump brought Ben Carson up on stage.
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Donations for former President Obama's presidential library have been open since January, and the cash is already rolling in.
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"I was doing my talk show five nights a week, and all this money was rolling in," he said.
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It resembled a fog rolling in, causing me to completely lose track of where I was in the dialogue.
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Whether you're an IT consultant or a small sustainable seafood company, expect to see those forms start rolling in.
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Everything is simple, direct, sensual: an arm draped over the head; hips rolling in a deep, second-position plié.
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For Karzai, all is well when the money keeps rolling in, but when it stops, the Americans become worthless.
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"Nightwood," Djuna Barnes This is like a dark lesbian genius rolling in a giant heap of damp, dead leaves.
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The Thunder got rolling in the second quarter, answering a Spurs run with 217 consecutive points to jump ahead.
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The Thunder got rolling in the second quarter, answering a Spurs run with 16 consecutive points to jump ahead.
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Biden's decision to leave New Hampshire for South Carolina before the vote count started rolling in says it all.
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The records have been rolling in for the Nasdaq since 2016 and the index just hit a new milestone.
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She's trying to get her cut of their riches and filed the docs to prove he's rolling in dough.
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It's been a few weeks since he released Nat Love, and already the critical praise has started rolling in.
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But all of the worried buzz faded away once the rave reviews came rolling in (including one from yours truly).
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The cameras were rolling in the summer of 2013 when Anthony Weiner's mayoral campaign imploded amid his second sexting scandal.
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The 23-year-old interior designer from Texas made quite the impression on the premiere, rolling in on an ATV.
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Regularly rolling in at a whopping $2364.99, you can snag the Dyson V8 Absoute Cordless Vacuum for just $364.99 today.
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I tested the set with Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" playing through a software equaliser pumping up the bass more.
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The first declassifications started rolling in during June 2016, just as the window on Apple's latest transparency report was opening.
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"I can't believe she's got her arm up," Travis Kalanick, his eyes rolling in that omigodmom expression, finally pipes up.
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"There's this misconception that everyone is rolling in the money here," said Jill Lamoureux, a Colorado-based cannabis business expert.
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"While China has stabilized, there are no signs that things are rocking and rolling in a material way," Melek said.
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In a move that's becoming commonplace for many models, she eventually got a haircut and the gigs started rolling in.
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Things like this account can't possibly all be legit: the camera can't be rolling in the middle of every argument.
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It was mostly like trips and hotels and thinking I was just rolling in the dough, and it just went.
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But once opinions and feedback start rolling in, it's important to at least consider new ways of building your design.
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Companies were certainly rolling in cash with surging prices for iron ore and coal lifting miners' profits by 50 percent.
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In other words, the hurricane warnings and watches that have been rolling in all day should be taken very seriously.
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Use these GIFs to get back in touch with what nature's all about: rolling in the dirt and being beautiful.
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One night my partner and I spent the night talking, listening to music, and rolling in a fancy hotel room.
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Fast-forward to autumn 2015 and Mr Carson's official campaign was rolling in money, most of it in small donations.
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There's a decent chance Americans will elect their first woman president today, and tributes to the suffragettes are rolling in.
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Talk about enjoying his first ride since getting out of jail ... the whip he was rolling in is worth $500k!
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Mobile World Congress doesn't kick off for another couple of days, but the 2016 mobile firsts are already rolling in.
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"Oh man, @SherylCrow must be rolling in her grave right now ," user @TunaCatsup tweeted Friday about Kid Rock's Senate run.
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Sagittarius is a sign famous for having a big mouth, so expect lots of juicy gossip to start rolling in.
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Pham started things rolling in that big first with a homer off of Dylan Bundy (4-43) with one out.
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The complaints began popping up in larger numbers about two weeks ago, and they've been rolling in consistently since then.
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We'll try to keep it rolling in Week 9, the beginning of the second half of the NFL regular season.
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Breeding horses can be expensive and risky, but if all goes well, the breeder can be rolling in the dough.
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Maybe you lost another job, and took something just to keep paychecks rolling in and a roof over your head.
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On cue, those requests are rolling in at almost double the rate seen under the prior administration's final two years.
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These spectral gases look something like "fog rolling in from the dark 'oceans' between galaxies," according to a NASA statement.
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Another two—known as "back levees"—run between the parish and the Gulf, to stop the sea from rolling in.
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Hwang Hee-chan got the comeback rolling in the 39th minute, before Takumi Minamino added a second in the 56th.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has introduced several policies to speed up immigration decisions, but cases and applications keep rolling in.
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We're talking about a lazy Sunday morning diddle, with orgasm after orgasm rolling in, and nothing else on the agenda.
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A storm was rolling in, and we were sitting ducks out in the open ocean, with nowhere to take shelter.
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Already the news is rolling in at today's Apple iPhone 7 event: Apple Music has hit 17 million paying subscribers.
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Through 457 respondents, the Democrat Andrew Gillum is still rolling in the race for Florida governor, ahead by eight points.
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" Hatebase's commercial clients have made the company profitable from day one, but they're "not rolling in cash by any means.
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Lindor got the ball rolling in the first inning by slapping a single to right field before stealing second base.
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Coronavirus quarantines are hurting local businesses, but Instagram co-founder Mike Krieger wants to help them keep revenue rolling in.
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After rolling in before dawn, sellers use the next few hours to set up their stations and buy among themselves.
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Not long after von Liebieg completed his journey, and before Kerouac was crisscrossing the country, things got rolling in America.
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These cute moments are already rolling in, with people catching glances that the couple shared during Brad Pitt's acceptance speech.
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The U.S. senator from Vermont is rolling in money and promises to be in the race for the long run.
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J.C. Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" remade as a Tumblr diary and refracted through Kidz Bop Kids and the Lumineers.
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"They are just trying to keep the ball rolling in what is clearly a critical quarter for OPEC," he added.
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Born on the North Bank, King of the East Side Fifty years strong, now he's rolling in a sick ride.
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It's good to see that 350 years after his death, Molière still has Berlin audiences rolling in the aisles. Amphitryon.
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The drug industry is one of America's top lobbies and campaign contributors, befitting a massive economic sector rolling in profits.
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I kind of had a rhythm, rolling in at 1, 2, 3AM and still having to be back at the desk.
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Kepler&aposs long and storied run will soon come to an end , but the alien-world finds will keep rolling in.
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Their solution - adding more chlorine, a chemical that kills algae and helps keep pool waters blue - kept the complaints rolling in.
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To be fair, though he is almost literally rolling in the dough, Drake has given a lot of his money away.
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Results from the 2018 midterm elections are still rolling in across the country, but the winning candidates are already smashing records.
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But even before California was called, NBC made a major announcement just as results from the state first started rolling in.
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Analysts expect Brazil's economy to contract by 3.5% in 2016, but the estimates keep rolling in, and they keep going lower.
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The numbers from the second record-breaking storm that hit the US this summer, Hurricane Irma, meanwhile, are still rolling in.
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"Who here thinks it's a bad idea?" the fresh-faced politician replied, and 200 teenagers were soon rolling in the aisles.
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There's not enough to run the dishwasher, so I just flip the cutesy magnet to the pig rolling in the mud.
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And if you're stressing over how to keep party guests appeased as the touchdowns start rolling in, we've got you covered.
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"There Trump is at the Adele concert, rolling in the deep with the guys muscling him down the hall," he remembered.
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The good times will keep rolling in their fourth term as well and during the presidencies of their like-minded successors.
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Since the current Powerball jackpot started rolling in November, New York alone has seen $182.8 million in sales for that lottery.
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When designs and boards started rolling in I was blown away by these diverse interpretations and pure representations of each artist.
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Reader appreciations for Gene Wilder are rolling in by the hundreds in comments on our obituary and on our Facebook post.
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HAPPY TUESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're keeping an eye on the New Hampshire primary results rolling in tonight.
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When the Big Gay Ice Cream soft-serve truck got rolling in 2009, naturally rainbow sprinkles were one of its signatures.
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Election 2020 Some Super Tuesday results are still rolling in, but it's already clear Joe Biden was the day's biggest winner.
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To the south, clouds were rolling in off the water, but we weren't going to let a little rain stop us.
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As Super Tuesday results started rolling in Tuesday evening, it looked like it would be a very disappointing night for Sen.
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The project will be overseen by Universal Pictures with a view to get cameras rolling in May or June this year.
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Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan made it into their second terms before the indictments of their inner circle started rolling in.
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Everyone's home situation is different, and while some people are financially sound, hourly workers may not have the money rolling in.
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But the situation was different when the industry was younger and wasn't rolling in billions of dollars, as it is now.
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As the hours wore on, Mr. Piazza stumbled around the house, falling and rolling in and out of the fetal position.
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The march's organizers reportedly raised nearly $3.5 million on a GoFundMe page, but told NPR that donations are still rolling in.
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In August, when the state was rolling in juicy peaches, he was serving crunchy unripe ones in red wine for dessert.
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By starting in October, Amazon can get the process rolling in time for Cyber Monday and the all-important holiday rush.
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With orders rolling in, she designed several more styles, testing them for popularity on Facebook and Instagram before investing in manufacturing.
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Mr. Antoncic stays still, and Ms. Loemij orbits around him, attracted and repulsed, speeding and slowing, running and rolling in circles.
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But youth leagues and public high schools are not rolling in money, and this points toward the ticking bomb in football economics.
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And because a romantic gesture performed in the greater London area reeks of Richard Curtis, the Love Actually references started rolling in.
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Barron has posted several videos on YouTube of Salem playfully rolling in the bathtub glitter, getting thoroughly covered from head to tail.
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Just when you think you are about to keel over in this ludicrous gastronomic experiment, this lovely, comforting fare comes rolling in.
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But when the reports stop rolling in, the incidents aren't erased from the memories of the people who reported or observed them.
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However, co-founder and CEO John Foley told "Mad Money " host Jim Cramer that he expects the competition to come rolling in.
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Rolling in the revenue The town waded slowly into the controversial legal marijuana industry, waiting and only allowing medical marijuana business first.
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When Harden got rolling in the third, Houston combined an intensified defensive effort with his blitz to work their way into contention.
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"As we finish up flight tests we are concurrently completing development and rolling in incremental changes into the production aircraft," Muilenburg said.
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But once the positive reviews started rolling in and it promptly sold out at Target, I knew I had to try it.
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"This allowed me to look at the fire and see the waves rolling in, or the sunset, or the sunrise," Edlich explains.
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Look back at your old to-do lists to recall what you accomplished — and watch for the rewards to start rolling in.
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That could include the annual Defense Authorization Bill, a must-pass omnibus that will get rolling in the Senate over the summer.
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To keep the ball rolling in the meantime, North Korea has announced a moratorium on nuclear tests and long-range missile launches.
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However, CHiP can dart forward quickly enough and with enough force to dislodge the ball and send it rolling in your direction.
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Images were already rolling in Friday morning from along the coast, showing high water levels with more high tides yet to come.
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" "The dossier is just one part of all kind of evidence that's rolling in [and] some may be more factual than other.
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"The money's rolling in and this is fun," Moonves said at a telecommunications conference in San Francisco, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Anirban Lahiri of India joined Kaymer at 65 by rolling in a 24-foot putt for eagle on the par-five 18th.
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With filming well underway and the cast constantly being asked about the show in interviews, the clues have already started rolling in.
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The first set starts rolling in and I realize that I'm already caught inside and the lip is going to hit me.
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Alternate proposals are still rolling in though — Red Bull Racing reportedly submitted its own canopy-style design just a few weeks ago.
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That's when he began to heat up, rolling in four consecutive birdies and drilling a 337-yard drive on the 233th hole.
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We're told the folks at Old Camp are rolling in 24 cases for a VIP pregame at the group's New Jersey concert.
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They presumably saw dollar signs, and the kids' mothers didn't put up much of a fight once the money started rolling in.
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"In the studio today & I saw I'd be "rolling in my grave" -- inspired me to write a song "Dude, I'm Still Alive!
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Harvey Milk is six feet under rolling in his grave at the Muscle Milk chugging Equinox clan that inherited his old neighborhood.
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"The reality is, almost all of us are like, eh... making it, surviving, but definitely not rolling in cash," Jonathan Wu said.
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And while she's now rolling in the dough and currently on tour with Lionel Richie, Carey said things weren't always so plush.
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The retrogrades begin rolling in during the second half of the month, the first of which is Mars retrograde on April 17.
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It is natural for parents to hope they might one day be reimbursed for expenses, once the endorsement deals start rolling in.
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The first debates are done, second-quarter fundraising totals are rolling in and the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination is intensifying.
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There were surveillance cameras rolling in the location where Loku was shot, but they supposedly malfunctioned at the moment of the killing.
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Loggins closed with a one-two punch of "Footloose" and "Danger Zone" that had the crowd rolling in the aisles in ecstasy.
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The Jets had the puck rolling in the crease three times in the extra period but couldn't get it into the net.
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"We're rolling in and thinking, oh yeah, we'll box," said Draymond Green, the Warriors' often charming rogue of a passer and rebounder.
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There's less than an ounce of Shakespeare in it, but that probably won't have the swan of Stratford rolling in his berth.
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We strolled across the street onto the beach, the moon glistening off the ocean, the waves rolling in hypnotically, soothing our senses.
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Basically, you can completely stock up on Frozen 2 goodies without spending loads, and properly prepare before those requests start rolling in.
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The Glazers will not fire Woodward because he is good at making United a commercial powerhouse, at keeping the money rolling in.
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So long as the money rolled in, it didn't need to — at least until the sexual harassment suits started rolling in, too.
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And when rejection letters start rolling in, veterans are more likely to turn to roles that would otherwise be beneath their skillsets.
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Royalty checks in amounts ranging from a few hundred dollars to $1,000 have been rolling in — more about this in a minute.
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The third-quarter fundraising totals are rolling in from the Democratic White House hopefuls, with Sanders leading the way with $25.3 million.
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In other words, Joe's rolling in a pretty sweet set of wheels -- and cash has got a lot to do with it.
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The November 6 vote is rolling in fast -- the first chance since 2016 to answer President Donald Trump at the ballot box.
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Rich The Kid hopefully is truly rolling in dough, because he's dripping in jewelry, and his latest acquisition set him back $75k.
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She immediately got going after the long break by rolling in an 11-foot birdie putt and tying Korda at the top.
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From the moment he stepped on stage, the comparisons started rolling in — starting with Johnny Bravo... and Mary from There's Something About Mary.
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With so many sales rolling in from all around the country, John now only does a handful of local, home deliveries a week.
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With reports of sexual harassment now rolling in at regular intervals, it seems like maybe the Valley is on the precipice of shift.
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Once the requests started rolling in, Waters and Larsen stayed up all night, finessing the site and managing the wave of inbound business.
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Orders were rolling in and he was getting good reviews, so it inspired him to figure out ways to ramp up his business.
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The callouts then shifted toward the #MeToo movement, with patriarchal heads rolling in the entertainment industry (and the art world) at lightning speed.
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The shooting survivor who first broke the news had his account hacked to post juvenile, anti-gay messages, and hoaxes kept rolling in.
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Instead, with YouTube money slowly rolling in and the fact that she lived with her parents, she decided to take a year off.
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Still, forecasters point to a decline in supply of recent-model executive jets as a sign that new orders will be rolling in.
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Rent is $500, which seems like a lot at first, but it quickly becomes a paltry sum once the orders start rolling in.
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"Who cares about the obesity and diabetes epidemics, as long as the cash keeps rolling in," the center wrote on its awards page.
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Dramatic photos of the Brazos looking more like a Louisianan bayou than a river have been rolling in all week on social media.
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"Jane Jacobs is rolling in her grave today," Jeremiah Moss, author of Vanishing New York, wrote in one of the more succinct eviscerations.
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"The denials keep rolling in, and as of now, Lena Dunham, Jennifer Lawrence and Frances McDormand have all denied biting Beyoncé," he said.
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Grasso said he feels Deutsche will be able to resolve its issues and that he sees positive headlines for the bank rolling in.
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And whether you're a bit battered and bruised or had your best year ever, there's no denying that 2019 is swiftly rolling in.
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I am her biggest cheerleader when it comes to the things that she's rocking and rolling in and vice versa in my category.
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After the sales started rolling in, the company began attracting the attention of some pretty heavy hitters in the consumer venture capital market.
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The Times reported the lighter magazine still weighs 6.85 ounces per copy, so presumably Hemisphere is rolling in some significant cash as well.
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Their victims get threatened, beaten, harassed, and shot, the camera lingering on teary faces, eyes rolling in trapped terror, and lips whispering prayers.
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The Pepsi and United jokes came rolling in... A lot of people said it's time for Spicer to pack it in — like, yesterday.
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I still remember the first teaser: handheld footage, the Statue of Liberty's head rolling in the street, a military title card, a shadow.
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Now, with the recent decision to include Canada, Mexico and the EU in the tariffs, more retaliation threats have already started rolling in.
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While the Obamacare exchange business hasn't panned out with the enrollments they were promised, the big health insurers are rolling in record profits.
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This is truly modern cooking, the recipes rolling in constantly from many different sources, all of which Ms. Henry seems to value equally.
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In Tiananmen Square in Beijing in 1989, the party took this to an extreme, rolling in tanks to kill peaceful pro-Democracy protesters.
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US-CERT released a warning about the seven-year old glitch still rolling in modern automobiles on Thursday ahead of the McAfee presentation.
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But the intense cold rolling in for the weekend "is not something that we're going to snap back out of," Mr. Homenuk said.
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And who could resist a portrait of Bhanu, a lazy lion caught rolling in leaves scented with cookie spices at the London Zoo?
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"I know my neighbors are not rolling in money — they're trying to supplement whatever else they can do to keep going," he said.
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Mitch McConnell announces, "We're not even going to meet with him, we're not going to have any hearings," and money starts rolling in.
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Evidence points in the other direction at my farmers' market, where a great tide of corn, zucchini and tomatoes is just rolling in.
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This search led me to the Lake MXZ 200s, an insulated boot designed specifically for cyclists who keep it rolling in the winter.
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Meanwhile, the comments keep rolling in—he's posted four of them since I began this blog—and he shows no signs of stopping.
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Assuming the canine adventures begin rolling in as Zipper hopes, those of us looking forward to more Dogs should not be disappointed. Oh!
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She's the first U.S. runner to ever earn a medal in the event, and the plaudits soon started rolling in for her historic achievement.
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Furiosa. From there, the jokes started rolling in, with many people offering title suggestions to the eighth installment in the "Fast and Furious" franchise.
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The support keeps rolling in: A company that makes medical grafts out of fish skins has even donated grafts to help patch Brady up.
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Of course, once it was confirmed that everyone was OK, the jokes came rolling in on Twitter - many of them on a similar theme.
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The results of the Iowa caucus are still rolling in, after the results reporting turned into an omnishambles of tech malfunctions and phone queues.
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Tasked with denying something he said while cameras were rolling in the White House briefing room last Thursday, Mulvaney was in a tough position.
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It didn't take long after Kendrick Lamar stopped the world in its tracks with his new song "Humble" before the comparisons started rolling in.
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The performance perks have been rolling in for Biles and the other girls, who also secured gold in the team finals earlier this week.
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Then came San Bernardino, and after it anti-Muslim rhetoric from the Trump campaign, and a steady stream of hateful incidents came rolling in.
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" A slew of positive comments came rolling in on her post, including from former Fifth Harmony member Lauren Jauregui who wrote, "PREACH BBY GIRL.
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Ever since Adele's 25 beat Beyoncé's Lemonade for Album of the Year at the 2017 Grammy Awards, the think pieces have been rolling in.
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Clinton and her team were confident she would be the next president until the results began rolling in on the night of the election.
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The reviews of Spider-Man: Far From Home are rolling in and critics have mixed feelings about the epilogue to Marvel's grandiose Infinity saga.
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Of course the "Ur high go to sleep" tweets immediately started rolling in, but some people really connected with what John was getting at.
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His idea was to crowdfund the team's next game, and did so in 2012; the money started rolling in, and it never really stopped.
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Luckily for the rest of us, the Panda Cam stayed active, offering an irresistible view of giant panda Tian Tian rolling in the snow.
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The women rolling in for the weekend range from punk tattooed twenty-somethings with band shirts and acid-green hair, to grey-haired grannies.
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Blade Runner 2049 media screenings are rolling in relatively late, and guests weren't allowed at last week's press junket screenings — never a good sign.
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"Out of the Woods" was filmed in New Zealand and features a solo Swift running through woods, rolling in mud, and jumping into water.
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Milwaukee got rolling in the third quarter and stretched its advantage to as many as 11 points in what had been a tight game.
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Alexander won a Tony Award, the exposure led to "Pretty Woman" and "Seinfeld," and, yada, yada, yada, the residual checks are still rolling in.
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Ariya Jutanugarn, who already has three wins this season, birdied the final two holes, including rolling in an 15-footer on her 18th hole.
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The Australian Open started the ball rolling in the 1973 and 1974 tournaments, in which only the first-round matches were best-of-three.
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You know, I've always thought that our Founding Fathers are probably rolling in their graves watching how hard we've made it to pass legislation.
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I think I've learned after my firing and my rolling in broken glass in American media that I actually have a strong conscience. Yeah.
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That might be particularly painful for YouTubers who, unlike Crowder, don't have money from other sources and endorsements from major public figures rolling in.
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But the nontrivial, elevator-drop economic statistics that have begun rolling in illustrate the scale of what you can see in front of you.
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With summer heat waves rolling in and the holiday weekend on the horizon, it's the perfect time to try out the sober curious trend.
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The entourage would drop their bags at the hotel and then find a nearby bar, rolling in for a night of drinking and pool.
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I'm remembering the kind of comedian I was before the "You could be exactly what the country needs right now" requests came rolling in.
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The grassroots group VAratifyERA live-tweeted the victories of "equality delegates," who are expected to back the amendment, as the results came rolling in.
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Not only are companies rolling in cash thanks to high markups, but their need to share the benefits with lower skilled workers is diminished.
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But the Carson campaign says that more than enough small-dollar donations are still rolling in to fund the leaner operation they're now overseeing.
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Be sure to look at the combined loan-to-value (CLTV) ratio you're locking yourself into if you're rolling in your student loan debt.
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Pope Francis has apologized after slapping the hand of a woman who wouldn't let go of him and the memes are already rolling in.
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In a video Mackey posted to Instagram, both he and Lopez are seen belting out the words to "Rolling in the Deep" during the show.
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Now, with Tina Fey guest starring at Diana St. Tropez, the new MMN president, the comparison's to Alec Baldwin's Jack Donaghy are already rolling in.
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A North Carolina man got the scare of a lifetime on Monday while he was outside his home filming a thunderstorm that was rolling in.
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As heat waves are rolling in, staying cool and remaining protected from the sun is very important not only for us but, for our pets.
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ABOUT THE NETS (11-993): Brooklyn never got the offense rolling in the loss to Cleveland as it scored 17 points in two different quarters.
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On my own Twitter feed, shocked reactions came rolling in all referring to a certain video of Thorne which showed her masturbating in a car.
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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West's son turns 1 on Monday, and as usual, the birthday wishes are already rolling in from the famous family.
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While it seemed sensible to reduce her monthly expenses, the move also left her without cash when her late husband's medical bills began rolling in.
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It is the same in many other parts of the Aravallis, which used to protect Delhi from dust rolling in from the nearby Thar Desert.
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But the money wasn't exactly rolling in, and after his work on Voyage of Time concluded, Shults ended up broke and living with his parents.
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" Heck, you could draw a straight line between the Adele's balls-out performance on "Rolling in the Deep" and Bowie's intense throwdown on "Under Pressure.
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Adam Levine is rolling in it, because TMZ has learned he just bought an amazing Beverly Hills estate from "Will and Grace" creator Max Mutchnick.
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Joe Simpson's got a new lease on life, and has no intention of slowing down ... based on the luxury whip he'll be rolling in soon.
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The couple had cameras rolling in the delivery room, and Dream's arrival was chronicled in an hour-long baby special that later aired on E!
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Wall Street has been concerned about tepid corporate earnings and will keep a close eye on the quarterly reports that start rolling in coming weeks.
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Once the word was out, the material started rolling in, and within a year or so I had amassed over 21990,000 pictures, all previously unpublished.
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Kim Kardashian West and husband Kanye West welcomed their fourth child, son Psalm, over two weeks ago — and the celebratory gifts are still rolling in!
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In 2013, Putin was photographed rolling in the snow with Yume and a Karakachin dog called Buffy that he was given by the Bulgarian President.
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At the same time, organic brands are rolling in the dough, misleading consumers to believe their products are "local" and healthier than non-organic options.
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Sinema holds a 0.5-point lead with votes rolling in, predominantly from Maricopa County, according to new numbers from the Arizona secretary of state's website.
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The "Rolling In the Deep" singer had a hilarious moment onstage during a concert in Brisbane, Australia when she was attacked by a rogue mosquito.
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Wall Street is also concerned about tepid corporate earnings and will keep a close eye on the quarterly reports that start rolling in next month.
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Investors are also concerned about tepid corporate earnings growth and will keep a close eye on the quarterly reports that start rolling in next month.
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Staring their odds squarely in the face today, here are a few women candidates worth watching as the primary results start rolling in this evening.
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With the end of Swiss banking secrecy a few years ago, there have been fewer Ferraris rolling in from Italy to visit the private banks.
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Ripple, a San Francisco company that is rolling in money thanks to last year's run-up in the value of cryptocurrencies, was behind the giveaways.
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There are no Tasty-esque quick cuts, no takes of tomatoes rolling in slow motion across a farm table, or performative tosses of sautéing food.
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Physically, they're go-for-broke performers, adept at slipping, sliding and rolling in the snow, intrepid in hurling themselves into the air and against walls.
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There was "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)," produced by Max Martin, but that remained as vocals-focused as "Rolling in the Deep" was.
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He's already been cut loose by his law firm, and when the charges start rolling in, he'll likely get the same treatment from Mr. Trump.
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We're on Pacific Standard Time here in Las Vegas, so expect updates to start rolling in around 5153 am eastern, or 5143 am out west.
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This time next month, all the Black Friday deals will start rolling in and everyone will be struggling to keep their heads above the water.
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"People tend to think you publish a page and then the internet just sends people there and the money starts rolling in," Mr. Johnstone said.
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The Atlantic Coast Conference has been rolling in units in recent years, with a total of 2477 from 2099-233, worth more than $6063 million.
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Heads are rolling in USC's athletic department over the college admissions scandal and university fundraising -- a key part of Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli's defense.
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But when the accolades start rolling in, many get embarrassed, sink into their seat, look away or even try to negate or reject the compliment.
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"The good news for the Canadian economy keeps rolling in," said Royce Mendes of CIBC Economics, predicting second-quarter growth would be greater than expected.
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Ms. Lee, like her alter ego Scout, was a tough little tomboy who enjoyed beating up the local boys, climbing trees and rolling in the dirt.
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It didn't take long following Trump's announcement (which he gave jointly with EPA chief Scott Pruitt) for the reactions from famous names to start rolling in.
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The upsets started rolling in... First, Glenn Close — shocking even herself — won Best Performance by an Actress in a Drama, for her role in The Wife.
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"So there I was, sitting in the casino, 2 in the morning, rolling in the craps table — and I had practically no income [then]," O'Leary says.
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Pretty obvious now why Eric Clapton had to cancel his L.A. concerts -- the rock legend was rolling in a wheelchair as he jetted out of town.
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Results are still rolling in the state, but Rubio currently trails Trump by almost 20 points in the state that he staked his flagging campaign on.
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And recently we saw it being used during the royal wedding for example when Sky News used it to track celebrities as they were rolling in.
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In order to stay afloat, Reinert also had to sell her home, which she bought during her peak years at Gloriana when money was rolling in.
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Democrats unseated two more House Republicans in California over the weekend, boosting the blue majority in the House as votes from the midterms keep rolling in.
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For example, if a major fog is rolling in that will most certainly delay flights, the software can emulate what that will mean for traffic patterns.
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This is kind of cool, but the sound of the ball bot rolling in that base is too loud and, to be honest, a little distracting.
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You won't feel this pain—or joy, or fear, or even a romantic crush—forever, because these things come in waves, rolling in before receding again.
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Amazon's third annual Prime Day shopping extravaganza hasn't officially started yet, but the deals are already rolling in—and rolling by if you're not fast enough.
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Make sure the ball is rolling in forward motion and make sure there is momentum and enough money coming in before you leave your day job.
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The requests for Saldaña to come and speak at schools, churches, and various community groups about his experience as a migrant worker have been rolling in.
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The choreographer Abby Zbikowski often asks the body to do near-impossible sequences of tasks that send it whipping, whirling, leaping and rolling in quick succession.
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New information about the number of people killed and wounded, as well as updates on who is to blame for the attack, are rolling in quickly.
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He's got a razor-thin edge over incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson, but mail-in and provisional ballots are still rolling in, and a recount seems likely.
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Of course, cost inflation may return to the industry, and the cash rolling in may eventually loosen spending discipline, as it did a few years ago.
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The GOP will need to get a 85033 budget rolling in order to use the procedural route for tax reform that won't require votes from Democrats.
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And yet over the last decade, as the presses have stopped rolling in more than 2,000 communities across America, it has become a familiar, dispiriting tale.
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A quarter mile from the cottage, under a bright moon, Cillian and the Bog Girl were rolling in the mud, each screaming in a different language.
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With swelling on his right eye, Crawford finally got rolling in the seventh, landing a clean right to Lithuanian's ear and sending him to a knee.
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We're on Pacific Standard Time here in Las Vegas, so expect updates to start rolling in faster around 22019 pm eastern, or 210 am out west.
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If the fight game is looking for a ray of hope that sponsorship dollars can start rolling in again, marijuana may have just lit one up.
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Kelly's own domestic crisis then went from bad to worse when a baby can be seen rolling in on a walker to join in on the fun.
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I'm going to wait for some reviews (or at least price tags) to start rolling in before I try and choose a candidate for an X299 build.
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DfID is rolling in money because a legally mandated formula allocates it 0.7% of national income; meanwhile the Foreign Office must downsize or sell off its embassies.
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Sure, holiday invites will still come rolling in with designated dress codes, but if you ask us, how you interpret those is more free-form than ever.
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Cyber Monday deals are rolling in and if you're looking to score big on some of the hottest fashions then we suggest heading over to Amazon ASAP.
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Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick's sons are each celebrating their birthday on Wednesday, and as usual, the birthday wishes are already rolling in from the famous family.
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In February this year, the Grammy winner asked for Trump to stop using her hits such as "Rolling in the Deep" and "Skyfall" at his political rallies.
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Unlike the common trope of strippers rolling in cash, Tatum says he didn't earn enough for the job to be lucrative as his modeling and acting career.
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The few people who stayed to watch Midge's seat are practically rolling in the aisles from laughter — especially the women in the audience who find Midge inspiring.
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The next several days were spent deleting all the spam rolling in promising to pay me a six-figure income to work at home in my underwear.
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After Dunn posted her #OOTD, the credits started rolling in: Bella Hadid in Paris, Rihanna on Snapchat, Suki Waterhouse on a glittery bed...the list goes on.
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Woods then hit a solid approach shot to reach the green in two, missed a long birdie putt before rolling in a routine three-footer for par.
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Houston kept rolling in the second, and when reserve forward Sam Dekker sandwiched 3-pointers around a driving layup from Tyler Ennis, the Rockets led 48-31.
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Fetty Wap could be rolling in a brand new Lambo right now, but instead he opted for a chain and a couple of watches ... for major cheese.
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Now that the cameras are rolling in Colorado for the new season, Lakshmi is showing off those results on Instagram, looking stunning in a royal blue bikini.
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The feature shines most in games like 1, 2 Switch, where the multiple nuanced vibrations emulate delicate sensations such as that of marbles rolling in a box.
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Dental health is important, and if you're rolling in dough, you can get the best tooth-care money can buy right at home with the Prophix toothbrush.
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Just as you need to make sure your offering looks good and the money keeps rolling in, you need to show what your security posture looks like.
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Tveit) and "Rolling in the Deep" (both) sound like impassioned, personal cris de coeur that their characters might have invented on the spot and out of necessity.
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Results won't start rolling in till this evening, so until then, spend some time in the Calm Place, courtesy of the Styles desk here at The Times.
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As McIlroy faltered, Romero did quite the opposite, rolling in a long eagle at the 14th, part of a four-hole stretch he played in five under.
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They used a 15-213 run in the third quarter to get the rout rolling in their first postseason game in five seasons under Coach Brett Brown.
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When I had one video, I told people I had five; when I had 24, I said something like, 'They're just rolling in by the dozens now.
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And once Anne Hilborn, a Ph.D. student at Virginia Tech, who has a loyal Twitter following, chimed in, photos from all over the world started rolling in.
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More Money, More Problems Your parents may be rolling in the dough, but if you are estranged or otherwise disconnected from them, you still qualify for aid.
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Those leads won't all necessarily lead to convictions, but over 135 people have been charged in the US so far, and new cases keep on rolling in.
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Binnington, 25, kept it rolling in the postseason with four wins in six games against the Winnipeg Jets, one of the highest-scoring teams in the league.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Bertolt Brecht is rolling in his grave right now — but only to better see the provocative theater happening at the Public.
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After reports of the phone's batteries exploding began rolling in, Samsung issued a recall of the Galaxy Note7 that allowed customers to swap the device for a replacement.
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"I kind of picture [Wiley] rolling in his grave," Blum says when asked to describe her opinion of how the chemist would view Trump's war on safety regulations.
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At the moment, donations are still rolling in on the GoFundMe page (which complicates the official story of what triggered the refunds) and Kolfage is far from done.
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Data also begins rolling in for: Michigan governor (Democrat Gretchen Whitmer is expected to roll) and Kansas governor (Kris Kobach, the Trump voter-fraud commission guy, is running).
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As the millions keep rolling in, the related prestige is such that you can even mount a plausible Oscar campaign for some of these movies and their stars.
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When it gets rolling in December, it will stretch more than 60 miles from Reading and Heathrow in the west to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.
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There was nothing flukey or controversial about the finish, no case for a lucky punch or for benefiting from an opponent rolling in with an abbreviated training camp.
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We turned to top designers to let us in on how they employ classic Feng Shui tactics to help their clients (and themselves) keep that money rolling in.
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A series of racist robo-calls targeting Democrats Stacey Abrams and Andrew Gillum — both of whom are black — have been rolling in ahead of the Tuesday's midterm elections.
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After that reveal is done and reviews of both phones start rolling in, you'll be able to truly decide which phone is lucky enough to take your selfies.
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Word of the Year choices are rolling in: "Complicit" seems to be leading the 2017 pack so far, trailed by "intersex" and "totality"; here are some other contenders.
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Your W-2s and other tax forms have been rolling in and you might want to put them on the back burner until April, but don't do that.
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Samsung had been counting on the Note 7 to keep things rolling in its high-end phone business, which is the most profitable part of the mobile business.
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Instead of telling dad he's a complete lunatic, the young man ventures into the forest, where he's seen tigers rolling in the grass to heal their battle wounds.
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As long as the profits keep rolling in, analysts say Samsung Electronics and other affiliates will likely retain their senior leadership and make minor adjustments in Lee's absence.
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A peep into Slack's official Twitter shows the complaints keep rolling in—though at least Slack seems to be maintaining a sense of humor about its services imploding.
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Guy and Ann had always wanted to travel, and they'd imagined that once they hit those golden years, with the retirement money rolling in, they'd hit the road.
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And as the results stopped rolling in and more than an hour went by without any new announcements, supporters who had been dancing, singing and shouting grew restless.
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While it may seem like a celebrity has the unique luxury of setting aside a full salary, the habit likely started early, before the millions were rolling in.
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Cardi B's squad is rolling in super tight formation to make sure NO ONE gets the slightest glimpse of what must be a sizable baby bump by now.
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Doe was not charged with a criminal offense like Robert Kraft, but he was at the spa during the period where video cameras were rolling in every room.
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UPDATE 11/29/16: And after the initial release of a handful of sheer lingerie-clad shots, those top-secret Kylie Shop details just keep on rolling in.
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The New Hampshire primary: Election results But we won't know for sure if it damaged the first-term senator from Florida until votes start rolling in Tuesday night.
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"I Just Wanna Be Somebody Else" is rolling in synthy, chillwavey goodness that will have you dancing your way through figuring out what you're doing with your life.
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It turns out that a lot of people don't like bigots, misogynists and harassers, and corporations don't, either — or, at least they stop when lawsuits start rolling in.
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We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but when you're on a tight budget, that strategy won't keep you rolling in the beauty booty for long.
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Mickelson's playing partner, Henrik Stenson, had not flinched at that run, rolling in dicey, spectacular and lengthy birdie putts from seemingly every quarter of the Royal Troon greens.
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Looping a financial planner in on the conversation while you're working on your divorce agreement can help ensure you're prepared when the college tuition bills start rolling in.
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But Johnson was able get back on track with birdies at the 14th and 15th before rolling in a 23-foot putt at the 16th for an eagle.
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A day after the GOP tax plan dropped analyses are rolling in, and they challenge the Trump administration's narrative that the primary beneficiaries will be middle class families.
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James Caan's wife is asking for more money in the child support department because she says her 75-year-old estranged husband is still rolling in the dough.
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Little is ever said directly—nobody wants to be blacklisted by a monopoly—but murmurs always come up via snide comments on Instagram or eye-rolling in interviews.
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The real fun began once these pieces started rolling in — turns out it's not so easy to compile a Sex Issue while maintaining The Times's elevated house style.
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The paychecks keep rolling in, and they'll care about the ratings again when they threaten said paychecks (or when they're just ready to leave the show from boredom).
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He does all the good doggy animations you'd expect, rolling in the leaves, snuffling around on the ground, smiling and barking happily when you call for his attention.
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Read more: 5 of the world's biggest economies are at risk of recession Up next We're nearing the end of earnings season, but economic data keeps rolling in.
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Speaking of which … Not long after the first results began rolling in, a super PAC supporting Mr. Buttigieg announced it was buying TV ads in Super Tuesday states.
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"We just couldn't get in there and get pressure and kind of get rolling in their zone and turn the momentum our way," Capitals center Jay Beagle said.
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New Hampshire Votes are already rolling in in the New Hampshire primaries, the second stop on the campaign trail for the tight pack of Democratic presidential candidates. Sen.
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Mexico's Supreme Court last year set the ball rolling in a landmark case, granting four people the right to grow and consume weed, and inspiring hope for change.
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With everything seemingly rolling in the right direction and the Cubs back atop the division standings, it's just a matter of keeping things rolling, manager Joe Maddon said.
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The comments had no immediate effect on the Trump campaign: "Rolling in the Deep" was heard Monday as Trump left a rally the day of the Iowa caucus.
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The answer was ROLLING IN THE DEPOT; if you sound it out, and reread the title of the puzzle, you'll see what Mr. Ries is going for here.
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Do you remember, dear reader, when it was impossible to step into a Starbucks or a mall without getting bombarded by the chorus of "Rolling in the Deep"?
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By the late 22015s and early 27s, as the first sequences of the human genome came rolling in, researchers realized that their view of mutations was completely backwards.
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Molly and Issa try to cling on to the men in their lives after they've set separate balls rolling in hopes that all will work out in their favor.
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Instead, media outlets have found a lot of ways to talk about what appears to be happening as vote counts keep rolling in slowly across a district or state.
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It took all of a few minutes for the criticism to start rolling in as soon as meteorologist Ashlee Baracy announced her pregnancy to viewers at WBNS in Ohio.
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But if presenting such imagery were enough to trigger revelation, could we not put 723 images of Syrian refugees on display somewhere, and watch the understanding come rolling in?
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Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland kickstarted this informal franchise in 2010, and Maleficent, Cinderella, and The Jungle Book have kept the cash rolling in over the past few years.
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The benchmark index had gained as much as 942.643 percent in early deals and then swung wildly as the exit poll results from the U.S. vote started rolling in.
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Now that LIGO has proven capable of detecting the spacetime ripples that cause atoms to jiggle by a practically infinitesimal amount, physicists expect the discoveries to keep rolling in.
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He was compared to the Iraqi information minister, Mohammad Saeed al-Sahhaf—he who denied that Baghdad was under attack even as American tanks could be seen rolling in.
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Peta Murgatroyd and Maksim Chmerkovskiy only publicly revealed they are expecting their first child on Wednesday, but the advice has already begun rolling in for the parents-to-be.
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The countdown to Amazon Prime Day 2019 is on, but you're going to want to get your credit cards out right now because the deals are already rolling in!
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But here's the thing: We're not exactly Rockefellers, and we're guessing that, after all those early-summer vacation days, you might not be rolling in it right now either.
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"A lot of shorts in the previous 10-year issue are rolling in the latest 11.09-year issue," said Scott Skrym, managing director at Wedbush Securities in New York.
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Short story ... Rotimi chalked it up to a misunderstanding and says he paid the rapper $100k and will pay him the balance when the royalty checks start rolling in.
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The 10-time Grammy winner, known for heart-wrenching ballads such as "Someone Like You" and "Rolling in the Deep," said she had always been drawn to sad music.
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"My first phase is what I'm doing is this weekend, my teammates and I have semi-trucks rolling in from out of town that we filled up," Watt said.
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By the time the Third Wave was rolling in, Wonder Woman was becoming an icon anew — a symbol of girl power when the Girl Power '90s had barely begun.
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I thought that by starting the date with me rolling in on a fire truck and putting out that fire would be a good way to break the ice.
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"The big one is rolling in late morning today, that's for darn sure," said meteorologist David Roth with the National Weather Service's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland.
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My share of the rent was $600, which seemed cheap when we signed the lease and then less cheap once my meager paychecks from the Gap started rolling in.
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But the American's charge stalled as he struggled with his putter and he had to settle for five consecutive pars before rolling in a 12-footer at the eighth.
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Despite the chaos and violence, Popeyes is adamant they won't remove the chicken sandwich from the menu ... so it's a good bet more fight videos will keep rolling in.
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This is why you can see the dark clouds rolling in during summer storms, whereas thundersnow seems to come out of nowhere — it's taking place higher in the atmosphere.
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The "All the Way Up" remixes are rolling in, with Meek Mill and Fabolous debuting a new freestyle over the original's instrumental on Funk Flex's Hot 97 show today.
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But the Bears finally got the offense rolling in the third quarter en route to a 193-14 victory over the Giants, who lost for the seventh straight time.
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The project will be overseen by Universal Pictures and written by Apatow, Davidson, and Dave Sirus with a view to get cameras rolling in May or June this year.
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In her essay "I Was a Regency Zombie," Jennifer Schuessler wonders if Jane Austen would be "laughing her head off" or "rolling in her grave" if she read it.
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It's a question that may be answered in this documentary, which was filmed with a fleet of remotely operated cameras left rolling in the Ecuador wilderness for a month.
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"Rolling in the Deep" didn&apost reach the top of the Billboard Hot 100 until over six months later, but when it did, it stayed there for seven weeks.
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Now, ahead of their fourth and final run in Pyeongchang on Wednesday, they start in an impressive sixth place, with 46,300 pounds ($65,000) pledged and donations still rolling in.
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And yeah, he has a plan for preventing his customers from rolling in, dropping a $10 bill on the bar, and spending the next 59 minutes getting absolutely shitfaced.
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In a series of other tweets, he suggested Ford founder Henry Ford would be "rolling" in his grave due to the "weakness" of auto executives agreeing to California's standards.
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On one occasion when Gouzer returned to the game, the ball was rolling in his vicinity, and he quickly stepped to claim it, dribbling and driving to the goal.
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World number one Johnson, playing two groups ahead, made a brilliant birdie at the difficult 15th, rolling in a 10-foot putt that cut the margin to two shots.
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In recent years, as talk of unpaid bills and an inability to finance marketing campaigns has occasionally surfaced, the Weinsteins insisted their company was, in fact, rolling in money.
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As Masters advised Heupel, word spread that she specialized in the legal side of nonprofit endeavors, and inquiries from other former football players and their families began rolling in.
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"Lyft and Austin are a perfect match and we want to stay in the city," the company said, presumably while Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" played in the background.
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We did have to begin a little earlier than we initially planned as there was a big storm rolling in and we couldn't literally have it raining on our parade.
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They then start another duet, this time singing "Rolling In The Deep" as the grammy winner belts the main verses and Corden fills in the backup vocals in expert timing.
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The endorsements are rolling in for the greatest Beer Mile runner in the world ... who just signed his 2nd major deal in less than a year, TMZ Sports has learned.
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If long hours were the key to success, after all, people who hold down two jobs, or nurses on the night shift in emergency rooms, would be rolling in wealth.
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During this hour, data begins rolling in for: Wisconsin governor (where Scott Walker is trying to hang on), and a ton of House races in places like the Minneapolis–St.
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"Thanks to wonderful word of mouth and great outlets [...] orders have already started rolling in — Australia, France, Italy, U.K., Canada and the US — we are very excited," Hanshaw told Refinery29.
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He noted that Mexico, which has opened its oil and gas industry to foreign investment, is aiming to increase its production, while Azerbaijan needs to keep oil revenue rolling in.
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Quarterly earnings reports for the biggest financial institutions start rolling in on Friday, so the recent rise could be in anticipation that the numbers won't be as bad as feared.
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Those big paychecks aren't rolling in any more, and so when you buy a toilet, you trust that the toilet will be yours for the rest of your retired life.
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Speaking with a tenor of all-encompassing bitterness, Mohammad's eight-mile stare belied any excitement he had about the offers already rolling in to take the reunion on the road.
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But activists could get the ball rolling in that direction by focusing more of their activism on a particular species of animal instead of on farm animals as a whole.
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Division II schools (which no one claims are rolling in football profits) manage to sponsor a number of men's and women's sports and send athletes to compete in the Olympics.
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And in a twist that should set apparatchiks rolling in their graves, affection for the socialist era is mainly embodied in consumer products, some of them marketed by Western multinationals.
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Clues for season 3 of Outlander keep rolling in, but the latest — a photo of Jamie (Sam Heughan) and his surrogate son Fergus (César Domboy) — is more than mildly perplexing.
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Donald Trump, a known Adele fan, has been keen on using the artist's songs throughout his campaign, playing "Rolling in the Deep" and "Skyfall" at multiple rallies around the country.
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ROLLING IN IT PART II: The Hill's Jonathan Swan reports: A super-PAC controlled by the Koch donor network is hoarding millions it intends to put to use in 2016.
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Surely there are people who thrill at the thought of FDR or JFK, if not roasting in hell, then rolling in their patrician graves every time Trump sends a tweet.
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But when Tenorio and Elder showed their Kickstarter campaign video to their advisers — men who were mostly middle-aged, straight and white — Tenorio says the "misogynistic" feedback started rolling in.
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The official national totals are still rolling in but according to the Cook Political Report's tally, Democrats lead by 2628 percent, well within the margin of error of most polls.
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Sure enough, evidence is already rolling in showing that people end up taking fewer days off at companies that have abandoned firm rules on holidays in favor of open schemes.
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The accolades keep rolling in for Stanford running back Bryce Love, who jumped back into the Heisman Trophy race with a stellar performance in last week's stunning win over Washington.
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We've started the ball rolling in terms of raising it, and that's the point of the tweets, that's the point of the travel I've done to some of the conventions.
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I tried this out myself — it was both fun and unnerving to see the Mini rolling in different directions depending on whether I was smiling, frowning or tilting my head.
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Whereas her sisters are constantly squabbling or dating people who may or may not be poor role models, Kendall keeps her head down and her Calvin Klein campaigns rolling in.
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The money is rolling in once again for the international oil giants after a grim period of budget cuts and job reductions following the plunge in oil prices in 210.5.
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In Portland, Maine, activists streamed into Ms. Collins's office each day this past week, sharing with her staff vivid stories of abortions and health crises, iPhone cameras rolling in hand.
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As the program gets rolling in earnest — there are five superblocks in some stage of implementation and three more in the queue — Barcelona will face two key short-term challenges.
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Reactions to President Trump's idea to create an "impenetrable cyber security unit" in collaboration with the Kremlin were still rolling in Monday morning, ranging from stunned to shocked to baffled.
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"Where do you think that started?" he asked, noting that the same people had insisted the economy was in terrible shape while encouraging numbers were rolling in on his watch.
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As orders for his gym equipment started rolling in, Alessandri quit his day job and when Technogym outgrew the garage, he moved his burgeoning business into an old mattress factory.
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"We were having babies and the money was rolling in so fast we had to push it out," he recalled in an interview with The New York Times years later.
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When a reformist tide of traditional Thai food began rolling in about a decade ago, it was led by restaurants specializing in the cooking of the north and northeast regions.
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The supplier scorecards that started rolling in 2012 helped Walmart identify inefficiencies in its supplies' own supply chains, just as the retailer had found in its own operations years earlier.
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Self-made millionaire Grant Cardone lays down the law: You can't just skip a $3 cup of coffee and expect to be rolling in dough within a year, he says.
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Hillary Clinton, slated to win the majority of Super Tuesday primaries, gave her victory speech to a Florida crowd Tuesday, having already claimed five states with results still rolling in.
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But the FCC must consider the public comments, which will be rolling in until September, and there are still rural access allies on the commission, including former chair Mignon Clyburn.
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But the latest family photos posted by Green prove that the on-off couple's three sons are basically biding their time in the sandbox until the modeling contracts start rolling in.
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The whole franchise is already deeply buried in the morals of the 1950s: a time of royal pride and rolling in Aston Martins while fucking around with the side piece secretary.
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Trump appeared before TV cameras after news media organizations declared him the winner of some of the state-by-state primaries and caucuses and as Super Tuesday results continued rolling in.
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Bristol-Myers Squibb's $21 billion acquisition of Celgene set the M&A ball rolling in January, and was followed by AbbVie Inc's $63 billion bid for troubled smaller rival Allergan Plc.
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He was able to live out his golden years at Old Friends, gleefully rolling in the dirt and inspiring the groups of deaf children who toured the farm to see him.
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When US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley resigned on Tuesday, surprising many — including the UN missions of some of the US's closest allies — two kinds of reactions began rolling in.
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"We can't convert those people back away from ClassPass because we can't compete with what they can offer," said Tamatha Hauskens, co-owner of Remedy Barre + Foam Rolling in Oakland, California.
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What's worse is that Life Mode actually makes the experience of using the phone more distracting because all of those notifications come rolling in as soon as you turn it on.
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Leaving the agency in 2004 and getting my information through the media (traditional and social) has been the intellectual equivalent of running out of a sauna and rolling in the snow.
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News is still rolling in, so we will see ... I say again: we need to discuss the rise of radical Islam within Australia and the threat it poses to national security.
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A Star Wars-themed scene, for example, lets you look around the spacecraft and catch BB-8 rolling in through a corridor, if you happen upon it at the right time.
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It says a lot about Tesla's brand (and the allure of maybe-supervillain Elon Musk) that the mere promise of a new car was enough to get the dollars rolling in.
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"This long ribbon reminds (me) of the ancient Chinese script rolls that had to be rolling in and rolled out simultaneously in order to be read," Panchaud wrote on his site.
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Normally, Adele Live concertgoers are showered with white confetti adorned with lyrics from her ballads "Rolling in the Deep" and "When We Were Young" as the concert comes to a close.
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Whatever your dream looks like, contrary to popular belief and the tidal wave of young start-up CEOs rolling in the dough right out of college, building your empire takes time.
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Investors who thought the last few quarters' corporate earnings were bad could be in for an even worse shock when the numbers start rolling in for the first quarter of 211.
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The film is elliptical, with the experience of Black America at one pole, and the life of O.J. Simpson at the other, the two rolling in and out of one another.
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It's one thing to make a typo in your private notes, but another when the typo is in your name...and rolling in the credits of a project you're proud of!
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" A writer from the Guardian described him as "a horrifying bearded man-Muppet hybrid whose eyes are permanently rolling in their sockets, presumably from years of drug use… toxic masculinity incarnate.
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The scrappy Somali workers had created a classic David versus Goliath tale, and as soon as the Times posted its story, calls of support started rolling in from around the country.
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Kourtney Kardashian's dialing her fashion all the way back to the Renaissance period ... a shout out to Leonardo da Vinci that may or may not have him rolling in his grave.
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It has a fast maximum aperture of f/1.7 for selective focusing and you can add an underwater filter to keep the lens and camera dry while rolling in the deep.
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Once you've released a song on a reputable blog—or, barring that, cultivated a grassroots following by scheming your way onto various Spotify playlists—the booking offers will come rolling in.
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That evidence could start rolling in this summer as seasonal demand for fuel ramps up, but rising production in the Untied States, Libya and Nigeria is offsetting OPEC-led production cuts.
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THE TOPLINE: Bills designed to restrict what the president can do with the Guantanamo Bay detention facility are rolling in from Congress, with two more coming in the last two days.
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The Mayans raked in 14 percent, which means Mexico would be rolling in so much money from its share that it might be the one clamoring (and paying) for a wall.
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So, I think you've got enough global events that are essentially going to keep this thing rolling in terms of global yields generally suppressed, and I think therefore suppressing U.S. yields.
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In any event, Google says the feature will be rolling in the coming weeks, for now in English, on Smart Displays and phones in Australia, the UK, and the United States.
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UnitedHealth was staring at losses of nearly 5% in Tuesday's session but shot higher in after-hours trading as Super Tuesday results showing a strong performance from Biden started rolling in.
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Ori sets out with no abilities like they did in the first game, but it isn't long before the upgrades and new skills start rolling in, making previously unreachable areas reachable.
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He capped off his day by rolling in a 12-foot birdie dead center at the last to post a tournament record-low 22-under 191 total with one round left.
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" — Kristen "The perk of working Black Friday is rolling in extra hours, which is just a bigger paycheck, but there isn't 'time and a half' or anything unless you work overtime.
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If you're rolling in dough and willing to drop approximately $123,000 a week, you can check into Malibu's Promises Treatment Center where the alumni include Robert Downey Jr. and Ben Affleck.
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Grambling State (1-1) was rolling in the first half, with 303 total yards, but quarterback DeVante Kincade left late in the half after suffering a non-contact leg injury while scrambling.
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A Marvel movie Not that his "Matrix" money is going to stop rolling in any time soon, but who wouldn't like to see Reeves suit up in a big, flashy Marvel pic?
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But if we blow it out of the water, you'll be rolling in it!' can be a tough sell for seniors [workers with lots of professional experience] with families who need stability.
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After all, Jeff Bezos became the richest person ever in modern history today, and, despite problems like Monday site outages for some customers, the company still claims the cash is rolling in.
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Everything went perfectly until the video made its way online, at which point the comments started rolling in to politely inform me I'd been pronouncing Halide completely wrong for the past year.
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I figure the extra time I stayed at work yesterday while putting out the database fire makes up for me rolling in a little late today (and it is Friday, after all).
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But most customers learn about the brand on social media, where globe-trotting millennials share images of their bags, artfully displayed on hotel-room beds or rolling in front of iconic landmarks.
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"Look, I get how the headline business works — I've spent a decade writing headlines," says Rosner, who changed her Twitter name to "Woman" when the many content-mill headlines began rolling in.
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"Clearly, when you can see that much more money than expected is rolling in, there is naturally a risk that we will have to revise our borrowing forecast downward," Lindblad told reporters.
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Their cowardice is of course based on the fear that they might lose jobs at bases in their districts — jobs supported by the military money rolling in every year without much scrutiny.
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Manually managing the guest list is stressful AF times 1,000 (and about to get more stressful for us as the RSVPs start rolling in), so Zola's guest-list tool is particularly useful.
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Preorders for Apple's new iPhone SE are rolling in, but analyst Amit Daryanani said Monday the 4-inch cellphone was going to have only a modest effect on the company and suppliers.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder got the ball rolling in this regard back in June, when his firm made a series of recommendations to Uber in light of the sexual harassment probe.
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The first time I met the actress that plays Diane was while the cameras were rolling, in that park scene, where I'm meeting her to give her the evidence [of the cheating].
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It was only a matter of time before the lawsuits started rolling in over Samsung's exploding Galaxy Note 0003s, and what appears to be the first one was filed today in Florida.
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DETROIT — Orders keep rolling in for the forthcoming Model 3 from Tesla Motors, which said on Thursday that it had received $1,000 deposits for more than 325,000 of its newest electric cars.
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But the baths were expected to bring economic prosperity to the town, and town leaders and the mob who supports them want to keep the baths open and the money rolling in.
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Where the noise in a Sleater-Kinney song is usually joyful, a controlled eruption of energy that ultimately cleanses and affirms, here it's a threatening outside force, like storm clouds rolling in.
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" To top off an incredible return to touring – her first since a hemorrhaged vocal cord forced an early end to her 2011 tour – Adele closed the show with "Rolling in the Deep.
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Spieth, the defending champion, has also made a strong start to his third round, eagling the first hole after driving onto the green, and then rolling in a birdie at No. 4.
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Next Stop Dozens of surfboards bobbed on the Pacific waves rolling in as the sun came down on yet another perfectly clear, piping-hot day in the Nicoya Peninsula beach town Nosara.
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Canadian funds still expect infrastructure to grow as a proportion of their overall investments because most plans have money rolling in and view infrastructure as a good match for long-term liabilities.
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Water conditions on Table Rock Lake near the Missouri tourist mecca of Branson has deteriorated rapidly after a storm that had raced across the Midwest earlier Thursday rolling in with strong gusts.
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With television revenue rolling in, Power 2721 schools are engaged in a new kind of arms race, paying significantly more money than ever before to coaches in so-called non-revenue sports.
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Boccaccio might have had medieval audiences rolling in the aisles, but Mr. Baena squanders an R rating and a roster of household names while managing to raise little more than a smile.
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"Romney, who many believe would be the most formidable potential candidate who could still enter the race, got the ball rolling in French's direction, calling him "an honorable, intelligent and patriotic person.
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Although we had been great at living within our means, we didn&apost have a lot of extra savings and when the medical bills started rolling in, we couldn&apost keep up.
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She can linger on a landscape like twilight rolling in over Kentucky, more content than most modern writers to keep you outside watching until the stars come out, and better at it.
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"Google and YouTube knowingly and illegally monitored, tracked, and served targeted ads to young children just to keep advertising dollars rolling in," said New York Attorney General Letitia James in a statement.
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Andy's now glad he did, because TV and movie offers have been rolling in since the doc aired, and he's riding the wave of being a social media hero while he can.
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As Cruz spoke at the American Serb Hall on the edge of Milwaukee, good news kept rolling in from across the state: He led Trump by 53%-31% with 13% of precincts reporting.
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He scraped together the tuition by taking on freelance projects programming user-interface automation tools; his financial struggles made him nostalgic for the days when he was rolling in Call of Duty cash.
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Thing is, in order to get the ball rolling in the first place, "the Obama people did promise that there would be no institutionalizing coming out of the summit process," according to Luongo.
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After news spread that Prince Harry scheduled an impromptu detour to visit his girlfriend Meghan Markle in Toronto on his way home from his Caribbean charity trip, the reactions have been rolling in.
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When dailies began rolling in featuring improvisation from the actors and new ideas from the directors that significantly parted ways with the script, the relationship with the home office at Lucasfilm became fraught.
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But, ask yourself, why adults who kick/throw/hit a ball, or real-life action figures, rolling in more bread annually, than a baker, much less a teacher, would see in their life?
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There's no way to sort information in personally relevant ways, few tools that can organize the mass of messages rolling in through an increasingly ubiquitous scroll of information in a vertical list format.
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Rather than rolling in profits, Kanodia is now performing as many plastic surgeries as possible to fund millions of dollars in loans and the high costs of maintaining the empty house and grounds.
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This is a film in which a scientist named Yoko One is voiced by the actual Yoko Ono, a gimmick will have some viewers rolling in the aisles and others rolling their eyes.
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The U.S. has reached the roughly half-year mark of a new phase in climate politics, which began when Democrats won House control and the party's 2020 primary campaign got rolling in earnest.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/SwRI/ASI/INAF/JIRAMThe first close-up images of Jupiter as seen by NASA's Juno spacecraft are finally rolling in—and the gas giant before us is barely recognizable.
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We're already into our second day of Prime Day (time flies when you're saving money) and the deals are still rolling in so fast that we can barely keep track of them all.
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Taking the time to get that overhead angle just right and find the perfect filter might be the most hanger-inducing thing ever, but totally worth it when the likes start rolling in.
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Concept cars are still only that, of course, and a lot can happen between conception and production, but Jaguar definitely looks to be rolling in the right direction with its all-electric debut.
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Trump dominated about 79 percent of Google searches about the GOP presidential field before votes started rolling in, and he took roughly 80 percent of mentions on Twitter in the same time frame.
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Janos Horvath, who runs a sporting goods shop on Szigetvar's main boulevard, said he cannot wait to see the Turkish tourism money rolling in, but has doubts about whether they will ever come.
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A line formed early in the night outside, with a security detail informing would-be patrons that the establishment was already at capacity before most returns started rolling in from the midterm elections.
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The results are still rolling in, but at least 153 have won so far, said Elliot Imse, a spokesman for the Victory Fund, a nonpartisan political action committee devoted to electing L.G.B.T. candidates.
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Security experts raised concerns about the app's security in the days leading up to the caucus, and even as votes were rolling in, it was still unclear who had actually developed the app.
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Combined with the announcement that the National Congress of American Indians and the Native American Rights Fund would be partnering with Four Directions to run the event, the confirmation calls started rolling in.
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The audits tend to start trickling in once you're rolling in dough, so as much as it may hurt, Cramer's cardinal advice is to play it as safe as possible with the taxman.
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The reviews are rolling in on Donald Trump's cozy one-on-one with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, with most observers calling it the biggest foreign policy dumpster fire yet of his chaotic presidency.
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While the cash has been rolling in, Jared has had a heavy hand in formulating U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East, including an attempt to negotiate peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians.
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" So now we're rolling in validation after Kaley Cuoco penned a rave review of our Kaley Cuoco segment on this week's episode..." Luckily it seems like everyone knows this is all in good fun.
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But ... Quinnen says a car might not be the only gift he gets for her when that signing bonus starts rolling in -- he says he's thinking of swaggin' her out with some ice too!!
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British singer Adele in February said she has not given permission for anyone to use her music for political campaigns, after Trump played her 2011 hit "Rolling in the Deep" at rallies in Iowa.
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As reports of explosions started rolling in, Amazon advised customers in the UK to dispose of the hoverboards, pulled the devices from its shop in the US and UK, and offered refunds to buyers.
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One reassuring thing to keep in mind while witnessing the constant murder throughout the show is that every character rolling in their grave still has a chance of pulling the strings of the living.
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DEMI LOVATO – 'ROLLING IN THE DEEP' Lovato challenged The Late Late Show host James Corden to a Divas-style song battle, which she — dare we day — dominated with her rendition of Adele's hit single.
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While the headsets are still cumbersome, the amazing, useful, and genuinely inspiring applications of this burgeoning technology are rolling in, and you (yes, you) will soon learn that virtual reality isn't nerdy; it's awesome.
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The lyrics themselves prove captivating: it's a thrill see Mr Dylan cross out "raging" and replace it with "rolling" in his description of the sea, or to notice that he spells "sailors" as "sailers".
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He'll need a solid round Friday just to make the cut, as will Rory McIlroy, who also carded a 22024 but only after rolling in his first birdie of the day at No. 1563.
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Read More Panera: The silent, digital Starbucks killer Cramer also recently recommended Columbia Sportswear, as he thought that with a cold winter finally rolling in that this was a company that could really benefit.
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Mick ... and Adrian ... and Paulie ... and Apollo might ALL be rolling in their graves after this -- 'cause here are a bunch of the Philadelphia 76ers doing "Rocky" quotes -- and it's so bad, it's good.
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I snapped my bum knee, my cat, the fog rolling in outside my window; I messaged with friends and amused myself with their daily stories; and I spent a lot of time in Discover.
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It's basically telling you how things got rolling in my personal life again, and I think I said to him, 'Did you write this song because of the situation I'm in and what happened?
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The song in question is "Rolling in the Deep" (a better song than the one that won the most recent G****ys), and it became the title track for Wayne's Sorry 4 The Wait.
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Harvey Weinstein's stunningly rapid downfall: The police in New York and London are looking into allegations of sexual assault, his former company is in chaos and the accusations of sexual misconduct keep rolling in.
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Later in the evening, a different kind of message starts rolling in: grateful seniors or their children and caregivers, writing in tweets and emails and Facebook messages about what the meal meant to them.
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"The floodgates have opened," a Biden confidant said last week, in reference to both fundraising and promised endorsements that were rolling in after that poll but before South Carolina voters went to the polls.
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Scheffler, who started his round at the 10th, needed a solid second shot at his last hole to help him catch Fowler and he got it, the ball almost rolling in for an eagle.
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"The first seven years or eight years, there was a lot of eye-rolling in Silicon Valley about Yelp being a complainer, or I'm a whiner, or this is a stupid issue," Stoppelman said.
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"Google and YouTube knowingly and illegally monitored, tracked and served targeted ads to young children just to keep advertising dollars rolling in," Letitia James, New York's attorney general, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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For a more rarefied subset of music fans — the world's B-side conversant — the real action traditionally arrives in December, when critics' year-end lists begin rolling in via various choice magazines and newspapers.
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Apple's 1.6% gain provided some "reinforcements to keep the ball rolling" in the tech sector as investors eat up the consumer electronics news coming out of the CES conference in Las Vegas, Cramer added.
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It's bound to be a big seller this holiday season (it has been every year since its release), and there are still great deals rolling in on the device mere days before the holidays.
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"They'd be rolling in their graves right now at what the Republican administration is doing, and moreover what the Republican Party is doing: complete silence on states' rights but also free enterprise," Newsom added.
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I'm reminded of the way that the avant-garde has been treated to general eye-rolling in the past, but is now lapped up by the masses as the latest trendy form of oppositionality.
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With good news rolling in every day — his crowds regularly topping 1,000, his poll numbers climbing and endorsements streaming in from Ms. Haley and Senator Tim Scott — Mr. Rubio is hoping to reset his campaign.
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Scroll ahead to craft your own list of add-to-cart pieces and keep checking back as we update this post with the freshest deals rolling in daily for the remaining 24-hours and counting.
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Adele has largely stayed out of the public eye since her last album cycle for "25," but videos of her performing her 2010 hit "Rolling in the Deep" at a friend's wedding is going viral.
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"That creepy phone call is really what sets the ball rolling in the dark direction of what Fauna actually comes from and the severity of where she comes from," Eisley tells Refinery29 over the phone.
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He kept on rolling in the series opener versus the Orioles, going 4-for-5, including a two-run homer in the first off RHP Ubaldo Jimenez which gave Houston an early 3-23 lead.
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He kept rolling in the series opener versus the Orioles, going 23-for-22017, including a two-run homer in the first inning off RHP Ubaldo Jimenez that gave Houston an early 22-24 lead.
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Right, so the wonderful thing about TVNewser was because there was no other blog like it, there was no other obsessive home for cable news, stories in 2004 and 2005, the tips were rolling in.
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Molinari eagled the par 5 10th — rolling in a 49-foot putt after finding the green in two — and birdied the 16th, the toughest hole at TPC Potomac, to build his lead to six strokes.
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And as the ratings keep rolling in and professional wrestling gains traction globally in countries like the U.K. and India, WWE gains more bargaining power with networks like NBCUniversal and USA that broadcast its events.
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It doesn't matter if only 20,000 people watch new episodes of Chef's Table or Marseille in its first three days streaming if those shows are helping to keep their viewers' monthly subscription fees rolling in.
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"As the economy gears up, more people working, better jobs and careers, those revenues come rolling in and the deficit, which is the other criticism, is coming down, and it's coming down rapidly," Kudlow said.
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The good times just keep rolling in Oakland, as Durant's acquisition to a team that's played in the past two NBA Finals has some calling this year's squad the greatest NBA team of all time.
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On earth, cameras were rolling in the presidential office of Hafiz al-Assad, whose image was broadcast live on national television as he listened to Faris sending all his "deepest respect and love" to him.
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"Google and YouTube knowingly and illegally monitored, tracked, and served targeted ads to young children just to keep advertising dollars rolling in," New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement following the announcement.
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"Old-time newspaper men are rolling in their graves at the pass Hillary Clinton is getting currently from newspapers that used to hold politicians accountable and used to do these types of investigations," Whitaker said.
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Murray's career night lifts Nuggets past Bulls DENVER — Jamal Murray helped get Denver rolling in the right direction in the second quarter, and the defense in the fourth made sure his efforts would stand up.
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As the results were rolling in on Thursday night, it looked a lot like US election night in 2016 as a Trump wave swept across the former Democratic rust belt power base in the Midwest.
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There are whole scenes that exist solely because they're beautiful, including a handful of gorgeous dance sequences set in Paris, complete with mist rolling in off the Seine and the streetlights glowing in the fog.
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But in the end, the sketch was more notable for the way it created the effect of quick-cut editing — via a fake bus rolling in and "taking away" Forrest's previous seatmate — than for anything else.
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The huge bills for Hurricanes Florence and Michael will now start rolling in: funerals, suffering, sorting through debris, and perhaps $30 billion in losses that could have been reduced dramatically through science-based planning and foresight.
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An emotional Jang burst into tears after rolling in a birdie at the par-five 18th at the Golden Ocala Golf and Equestrian Club to finally close the deal after four runner-up finishes last year.
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He says this is the sector to be in as the earnings come rolling in — Twitter and Comcast are scheduled to report Thursday, and Alphabet, AT&T, T-Mobile and Facebook are set for next week.
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J Lo was spotted Wednesday testing out her new whip -- which looks like a 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 -- with cameras rolling in Miami, and A-Rod standing nearby making sure everything went off without a hitch.
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International superstar Adele, 28, known for her chart-topping hits on heartbreak such as "Someone like you" and "Rolling in the Deep", forms part of an all-British line-up of headliners at this year's festival.
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Andre Iguodala and Omri Casspi had dunks to get the Warriors rolling in the final period, before Thompson's 3-point run powered an 11-13 burst that opened a 100-83 lead with six minutes remaining.
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Currencies and commodities have been on a roller-coaster ride since the results started rolling in, with the Mexican peso falling more than 12 percent against the U.S. dollar, and oil prices slipping on election jitters.
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Like Valve's approach to community management, they can and should be doing better, but time and time again, a company rolling in money shows its policies are crafted to keep it minimally involved to unnecessary consequences.
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So — in theory at least — the business should be heading away from the need to lean on the data slurping of app users' personal information to power marketing-generated revenues to keep the money rolling in.
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Photo: GettyGossipy new accounts about Jony Ive's final months at Apple have been rolling in since news of his departure broke last week, and boy does it seem like he was sick of working at Apple.
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Obviously absolutely no one was surprised when the tweets started rolling in — making jokes about the tiny desk and referencing everything from Trump's hands (of course) to Alec Baldwin's now-iconic SNL impersonation of the president.
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You can read all about their well-documented love of vision boards (this is not a joke; their belief in the power of vision boarding is Adele-level rolling in the deep) on their website, NationalVisionBoardDay.com.
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Washington DC (CNN)As election results were rolling in Tuesday night, an obscure website, consisting of only a single page, made a remarkable claim: Russia had used social media to interfere in the 2018 midterm elections.
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A major winter storm that began rolling in over the weekend has forced many state parks across the islands to close, the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources reported in a Facebook post on Sunday.
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Although she has struggled on the court in recent months — her first round Wimbledon exit at the hands of Yulia Patients was a career low point — Osaka's off-court earnings have kept the money rolling in.
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Driven by his ambition to make a lot of money fast, it didn't take him long to start his first call center, and the money—all legit at this point according to him—started rolling in.
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The arrangement represented great returns for his shareholders, and Tucci got to exit on his terms, telling Elliott to take a hike (even if it was Elliott that got the ball rolling in the first place).
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Breitbart said he was skeptical after a June phone call with O'Keefe about what he had, but when the video was rolling in his basement office in Los Angeles in late July, Breitbart said, he gasped.
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But the fact that the group is expected to see an earnings decline this quarter could make for some bumps in the next couple of weeks, once earnings reports start rolling in later in the month.
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Amy Liptrot begins her memoir with a glossary: In the Orkney Islands of far northern Scotland, seals are called selkies; cattle are kye; and the fog rolling in from the sea goes by the evocative haar.
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I loved where I rolled the toy car and then they showed Jay rolling in a real car, or when I did a donut with a toy car and Jay did it with a real car.
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"The saddest thing was all of the mall employees rolling in at 3 in the morning ordering a large iced cappuccino with three extra shots in it," another former coworker, Danny, said to me over email.
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Apollo filed docs saying the court should scrap the prenup he signed in October 2009 because several months after the ink dried ... Phaedra was cast on 'RHOA' and the money started rolling in for the couple.
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If women had a pound for every time we were told to "pee after sex" or "drink cranberry juice" when we get urinary tract infections (UTIs), then we'd all be rolling in a massive pile of cash.
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After all, the Internet loved poking fun at Sad Leo for losing the Oscar nomination in the past, so when he finally won on Sunday, it was inevitable the the Photoshops were going to start rolling in.
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Though his first collection for Céline is set to debut in September, predictions of what lies ahead are steadily rolling in, setting the tone for what's sure to be the most talked about show of the season.
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"The water was full of immense black fins and bodies rolling in the surf; these were huge animals," David Steen, a research ecologist at the Georgia Sea Turtle Center who participated in the rescue effort, told Motherboard.
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They both parred the 17th and then birdied the par-five 18th, Mickelson sealing the win by rolling in a six-foot putt as former local mayor and actor Clint Eastwood looked on from the television tower.
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" But while damaged vocal cords kept the Grammy winner from "Rolling in the Deep" at her scheduled Wembley Stadium gigs in the U.K., fans gathered there anyway as part of the #SingForAdele campaign, which went viral. "Guys!
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"This will be good for the economy because it will encourage lending to SMEs and start the ball rolling in the economy and result in creating more jobs rather than just buying government debts," one banker said.
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With a plethora of negative events rolling in on Tuesday, Cramer ticked each one off as he went down the list: First, former market darling Valeant had its share price cut in half in a single session.
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But clouds are rolling in fast over this wealthy Southern California neighborhood, and the next scene on today's docket — a glamorous drive down the Pacific Coast Highway followed by a beachfront double date — is now feeling tricky.
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The case for Black Panther winning Best Picture: The first superhero Best Picture nominee has been hanging back all season long, chilling out, getting invited to the best parties, rolling in its $225 million domestic box office.
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While I was high on anti-anxiety medications and cannabis-based appetite stimulants, she was the one who had to remain clearheaded enough to clean up after me and keep us rolling in buckets of expensive prescriptions.
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Since the primary, endorsements have been rolling in for de León, including one by the California Democratic Party itself earlier this month that gives him access to additional funds, which he'll need against Feinstein's massive war chest.
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One thing I couldn't stop thinking about as the Weinstein allegations kept rolling in is what might have happened if the reports didn't include widely recognizable names like Ashley Judd, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mira Sorvino, and Angelina Jolie.
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"Someone Like You" was Adele&aposs follow-up single to "Rolling in the Deep," and when it hit number one, it became the first vocal-and-piano ballad ever in the Nielsen Soundscan era to do so.
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The bioswales, or rain gardens, are part of the city's effort to take pressure off an aging sewer system that can be easily overwhelmed by the more frequent storms rolling in as a result of climate change.
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The team then told me that the video wouldn't be published until early January, which was a little disappointing because I was so jazzed about him rolling in, I don't know, Purina endorsements within a few days.
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Also, as pensions (which provide a lifetime paycheck) have given way to 401(k)s (which you fund yourself), it's more important to keep the income rolling in as well as boost the balance in your retirement accounts.
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Regardless, given that Musk himself has been rolling in dough by selling overpriced Tesla-branded toys like big crème brûlée torches made up to look like flamethrowers, this is probably a good target market to cash in on.
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Matt Joyce and Marcus Semien got things rolling in the first with singles, after which a sacrifice fly by Jed Lowrie got Oakland even at 1-1 after the Mariners had scored in the top of the inning.
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Many competitors at the Summer Games aren't rolling in monetary rewards for their physical efforts in the same way as top stars in the English Premier League, American NBA, or the most outstanding talents in golf and tennis.
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Parliament set the ball rolling in February to hasten the transfer to black ownership by backing a motion calling for the constitution to allow land expropriation without compensation, and set up the review team to canvass public opinion.
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While she did not endorse a candidate ahead of the caucuses, she hosted a handful of presidential candidates at her inaugural "Roast 'n Ride" event in June 2015, rolling in on her Harley-Davidson motorcycle alongside Wisconsin Gov.
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It may take a few tries to get it just right and perfectly composited back into your original photo, but the results are so convincing you'll be rolling in likes and accolades once you post it to Facebook.
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There are external efforts underway to help create more of these polyglot deep learning pros, including at online educational firms like Udacity, but new talent isn't rolling in fast enough from outside sources, traditional and non-traditional alike.
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Tekashi talked a lot of trash on ScumGang this year, but we're guessing all this dough rolling in should help squash that beef -- and for what it's worth -- 10kP will get a refund for the cash they fronted.
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"As the economy gears up, more people working, better jobs and careers, those revenues come rolling in and the deficit, which was one of the other criticisms, is coming down," Kudlow said in an interview with Fox Business.
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Firefighters battling 15 wildfires that have killed at least 11 people and destroyed hundreds of buildings in California's wine country on welcomed a drop in winds and an expected layer of cool, moist fog rolling in on Tuesday.
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"As the economy gears up, more people working, better jobs and careers, those revenues come rolling in and the deficit, which was one of the other criticisms, is coming down," Kudlow said in an interview with Fox Business.
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Rising defaults in subprime mortgages may have started the global financial crisis rolling in 2007, but it was a failure in money market mutual funds that helped bring global capital markets to a halt nearly a year later.
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With news cameras rolling in the White House Monday morning, President Donald Trump condemned a white nationalist "manifesto" that an alleged terrorist published just minutes before killing at least 22 people in an El Paso Walmart on Saturday.
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The critics haven't relented even as the evidence is rolling in that the tax cuts are working and the economy is growing much faster than anyone, even some of the biggest advocates of the tax cut, had hoped.
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But people who have been briefed on the fund-raising activities of the campaign and the "super PAC" backing the Florida senator say that money started rolling in after his second-place finish in the South Carolina primary.
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Songs that sock out a beat, like "Rumor Has It" and "Rolling in the Deep," summoned soul-music declamation, while a stripped-down, guitar-picking version of "Don't You Remember" turned it into a country-infused torch song.
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On right-wing Twitter accounts, which operates with the absence of officially confirmed information, a fact-shaped vacuum is being filled by people who had their post-attack script ready before the first reports even began rolling in.
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With the cameras rolling, in front of the cast and crew, Mr. Weatherly said he would take Ms. Dushku to his "rape van," which, he added, was filled with phallic objects and lubricant, according to the interview notes.
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No. 22 LSU 20, Northwestern State 1 Joe Burrow and the Tigers' passing game continued rolling in a demolition of the visiting Demons from the FCS in Baton Rouge, La. It was the 222th victory in LSU history.
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As the results came rolling in, from east to west, political anchors delivered a breathless play-by-play of how Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders were divvying up the map and turning this into a two-man race.
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What I didn't realize—until the bills and the claims forms started rolling in—is that the despair over the cost of care and medical red tape can consume even more of your psyche than grief ever could.
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Written and directed by Lorene Scafaria, the movie derives much of its suspense from what Destiny calls "unpredictable strangers," as the women risk taking down unfamiliar targets as Ramona -- with the money rolling in -- greedily widens their net.
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MILTON KEYNES, England — Hinako Shibuno of Japan wrapped up a stunning major championship debut on Sunday by rolling in a birdie putt on the 18th hole and winning the Women's British Open by one shot over Lizette Salas.
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MILTON KEYNES, England — Hinako Shibuno of Japan wrapped up a stunning major championship debut on Sunday by rolling in a birdie putt on the 18th hole and winning the Women's British Open by one shot over Lizette Salas.
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It's a good thing that Mr. Antoncic and Ms. Loemij are beautiful movers with the subtlety of veteran dancers (she's been with Rosas since 1991), because the relentlessness of the choreography, running and rolling in circles, is wearying.
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Andrew, a TV and digital producer in Los Angeles, was on "TMZ Live" Monday to download us on his scary excursion to Cabo ... telling us movie offers are rolling in, and one project is already in the works!
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Poirier told THUMP over email that he wrote his latest album Migration, which came out in March, in the summer of 2015 when shocking headlines about the people trying to reach Europe were rolling in thick and fast.
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Mr. Trump has been entering and exiting the stage at his events to the song "Rolling in the Deep" by Adele, whose representatives have issued a statement this week that he did not have permission to use her music.
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Image: APIf you were in the Los Angeles area on Saturday and looked up into the sky, you might have thought there was a storm rolling in, or that the bright, glowing red sun was an omen for Armageddon.
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In a simple production that saw the London-born singer perform just alongside her musicians, Adele sang her popular singles including James Bond theme tune "Skyfall" as well as chart-toppers "Someone like You" and "Rolling In The Deep".
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The rapper was rolling in a golf cart Tuesday at the Beverly Glen Circle in L.A. -- indulging in some pumpkin cake -- when he breaks down how un-un-un-un-un-un-un-un-un-believable the product is.
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J Lo isn't just rolling in the dough overseas ... next week, she's supposed to perform at the Qatar Airways party at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles, where she will have another 20-minute set and earn $1.2 million!
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But we just couldn't find a rhythm, and I don't think it's because we didn't play in the preseason, because we were rolling in practice, and it just didn't translate the week of practice we had to the game.
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She got streaky again on the ninth and the 272th, putting a bunker shot within 271 feet for a tap-in birdie on No. 183 and rolling in a 218-footer on the 290th and moving to five under.
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With the city treasury rolling in money, and with politicians cycling through offices every eight years because of term limits, there are few public officials pushing for reforms to a pension system whose problems and liabilities are years away.
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"We're on this island, we can't get off it," Aleida Tolentino, 56, said on Saturday, as she gazed out over the brown hillsides of uprooted trees and branches stripped of every leaf, with rain rolling in from the east.
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To keep tens of thousands of dollars in monthly rent money rolling in, Maria Hrynenko, a landlord in the East Village, rolled the dice and decided to cut corners at her tenants' expense, installing a jury-rigged gas system.
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Me'arah is still too young to commit to play in college, but given her height, her basketball genes, and her ability to dominate the post and drain shots from range, there's little doubt she'll have offers rolling in soon.
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Filmed in Garlin's native Trinidad, the video features a great pairing of a hoverboard rolling in just as the beat drops, Marley's calf-length dreads shaking dramatically, and cameos from the likes of Popcaan, Sizzla, and Fay-Ann Lyons.
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Brandel told The Daily Camera from the hospital that his wife was "doing great," and from the looks of his Facebook page, they welcomed their child to this country just in time for everyone else's votes to start rolling in.
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Just after midnight, as midterm election results were rolling in, the State Department put out an announcement: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo would not be meeting with North Korean official Kim Yong Chol in New York on Thursday after all.
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At 7:30 pm on April 9th, as the sun dipped below the pines at Augusta National, Sergio García sank to his knees after rolling in a putt that ended his 21-year-long wait for victory at a major tournament.
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The "Rolling in the Deep" singer, 29, reportedly left a handwritten note to fans buried in tour programs for her final concerts at Wembley Stadium in the U.K., hinting that she might be done with touring, according to The Sun.
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To expand the business and keep enough cash rolling in to pay creditors and shareholders, Carillion's bosses bid ever more aggressively for public-sector contracts, especially in the wake of the financial crash in 2008, when such work was scarce.
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But, if the price is throwing you for a loop or you want a more colorful phone, wait for the reviews of the less expensive Xr to start rolling in around mid-October, when the model is released to retailers.
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He picked up further shots at the 10th and 13th, sank a clutch 15-footer to save par at the 16th and finished in style by rolling in a six-footer at the last before pumping his fist in celebration.
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Elsewhere in the Gulf, earnings are still rolling in with Kuwait's biggest telecommunications operator by subscribers Zain , reporting late on Sunday a 9 percent year-on-year fall in first-quarter profit, extending an earnings slump as foreign exchange losses increased.
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Drake, T.I., 2 Chainz and a slew of other huge hip hop stars wouldn't have many of their hits without a producer, who says he was left out in the cold when the money started rolling in ... so he's suing.
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Despite the fact that the former first family will be rolling in dough if they continue booking speaking engagements, Obama's appearance in a dress that costs $548 (still pricey for many Americans, but not insanely out of reach) sent a message.
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"We're in a good place right now, and we're looking to keep it rolling in Detroit," Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash told reporters Wednesday when his team took over the major league lead in homers (58) with a 6-3 triumph.
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The rainbow 🏳️🌈 and checkered 🏁 flags both do quite well, though—they're in the top 12 among hundreds of flags—so I'd expect the new pirate and trans flags to also be reasonably popular once their data starts rolling in.
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In it, the authors claim that the Sandy Hook massacre never actually happened and that the event was actually an elaborate ruse spearheaded by the federal government under President Obama in order to justify rolling in strict new gun control legislation.
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In the turquoise-green painting, "Fear of Waves," we have a front row, aerial view of dozens of swimmers running, swimming and paddling towards shore, which is nowhere in sight, ahead of the waves rolling in from right to left.
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Though the location of the pop-up is a little over a mile away from the cleared-out homeless encampment, complaints are rolling in that the event is tone-deaf, due to its proximity and its very high price point.
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Cameras were rolling in L.A. Monday as Ben filmed a scene for his new film, "Torrance," in which he stars as a former All-Star basketball player who's battling addiction while taking a high school coaching gig at his alma mater.
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Instagrammers and Twitterers alike are rolling in dough—not figuratively, but literally—and bread-making has become such a popular activity during this incredibly stressful time of coronavirus self-quarantining that grocery stores are running low on flour and yeast.
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They must be rolling in their graves as right-wing Poles cheer and find comfort in the same message given by this bad excuse for an American president, who fortunately speaks for a small number of people in the world.
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Then as the results began rolling in, the truth dawned: the poll was wrong and Britons had decided to leave the EU, leading to the kind of market volatility and huge turnover in which traders make - or lose - their money.
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Woodland and Rickie Fowler stormed back from two holes down at the 15th to secure a half-point in their match against Cameron Smith and Im Sung-jae, with Fowler rolling in a five-foot par putt on the last.
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There are so many businesses for easily off-loading used purchases — The RealReal, Tradesy, Linda's Stuff — so the minute I realize I'm not wearing something as often as I should, I consign it and let the checks start rolling in.
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In spite of their expansive discography, a solid reputation for reliability and a nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic, and strong label and booking agent support, the money just wasn't rolling in quickly or substantially enough to keep heads above water.
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Related: Pentecostal Pastors in Nigeria Are Rolling in Money — and Political Power Deya has claimed he faces torture and degrading treatment if he is sent back to Kenya, while saying child trafficking charges he faces are the result of a political vendetta.
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While the museum's marketing team deserves kudos for getting the ball rolling in a long overdue public reconsideration of Raffles' legacy, the exhibition unfortunately turns out to be entirely different from what is promised, lacking the bite and verve of its advertising campaign.
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"He knows how much I want to be on that team," Woodland said after rolling in a 15-foot birdie at the final hole to tie Woods for the first-round lead at six-under-par 64 at Narashino Country Club on Thursday.
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I never thought to question her love of baths until I got older, and once I opened myself up to the idea that perhaps her behavior was a bit strange, the questions came rolling in: First of all, who has the time?
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I was completely blown away by the experience, and happy to have my camera on my shoulder as we trekked miles through the countryside on a hot day, chasing chickens, rolling in the mud, singing, dancing, and begging door to door for food!
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Click on to check out our favorite Pixie Market pieces right now, it may even be a good time to start eyeing what you might want to scoop up when all of those Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales start rolling in...
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But the dead cannot talk, and Steve Jobs — once committed to "spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to right this [Android theft] wrong" — must be rolling in his grave (or not, given that the EC decision will help Apple).
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The camera begins rolling in the middle of an altercation in front of the Seville Community Center in El Paso, Texas, where a group of young children are shouting insults at a police officer who is holding a young man against a fence.
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Eighth-ranked Kentucky and its freshman-heavy lineup appear to be peaking just in time to be a national championship contender, and it will try to keep its hot streak rolling in the SEC tournament title game against Arkansas on Sunday afternoon.
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"The negotiations will definitely drag on so I think this will be a long-term thing," but investors could become more immune to trade-related headlines and return their focus to fundamentals as interim earnings for Chinese corporates start rolling in, said Leung.
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SYDNEY/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Most world economies from Germany to Japan are bearing the brunt of an interminable U.S.-China trade war but one country that has been insulated from the blow so far is Australia, which is rolling in record export dollars.
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What's bad is extraordinarily bad—Chicago is dead last in offense by a wide margin, and the only team since Fred Hoiberg was fired to average fewer than one point per possession; they're pigs rolling in mud—but what's not bad deserves recognition.
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On Monday, another page turned in the endless story that is the Apple car project, the troubled attempts by the Cupertino company to get some sort of self-driving car rolling in the future, as we've reported on extensively in the past.
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From there, referrals started rolling in, and today Gower can boast being a low-six-figure freelance copywriter at the age of 29, as well as owner of his own business that offers an array of copywriting services through Buddy Gardner Advertising.
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In her review for The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote, "Boccaccio might have had medieval audiences rolling in the aisles, but Mr. Baena squanders an R rating and a roster of household names while managing to raise little more than a smile."
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But behind the familiar drive-thru window set up is a well-funded political force with an agenda to stop the jail at the bottom of the hill from making any changes to a bail system that keeps their profits rolling in.
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Since the the concept first got rolling in 2009, 20203 green banks across the nation have generated $3.67 billion in clean energy investment, according to an annual report from the American Green Bank Consortium, a membership organization for green banks and financing groups.
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