He thanked China for getting progress rolling on North Korea.
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Thanks for getting the ball rolling on the bridal shower, Ali!
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How do you get the ball rolling on something like that?
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Let's get the ball rolling on some Havana nights, shall we?
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Context: The ball is really about to get rolling on tax reform.
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In New Haven, people were passing out and rolling on the ground.
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For its part, Congress has already got the ball rolling on this issue.
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After declaring that "I" is for igloo, Seth began rolling on the ground.
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Once outside he collapsed, rolling on the lawn to extinguish his burning clothes.
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He's not the only senator trying to get the ball rolling on infrastructure.
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He fell to the ground, rolling on his back and clutching his knee.
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Even so, N.C.A.A. basketball is rolling on toward the Final Four next weekend.
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Cellphone cameras are rolling on both sides for the benefit of YouTube followers.
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President Obama was a little slower, but got rolling on this by May 2009.
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Rolling on a gentle swell, small wooden boats pull up alongside its riveted hull.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co will get the ball rolling on Friday.
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She pushed him ("in the right way," he said) to get rolling on it.
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Victor: Marrakesh keeps the ball rolling on the whole process set up in Paris.
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She is wrestling with the contradictions of corporate feminism, then she's rolling on MDMA.
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While rolling on Molly might sound like fun and games to you, it changes lives.
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"The puck was rolling on me a bit when I first got it," McCann said.
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The CSA put out a Request For Proposals to get the ball rolling on Tuesday.
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And with a secret smiling weapon in their booths, the orders are rolling on in.
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When the Patriots are rolling on offense, the game looks more like basketball than football.
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They supposedly enforced their rule by firing bullets into cameras rolling on non-Edison productions.
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Save your friend from rolling on their bedside table with a functional (and cute!) tray.
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If you're properly channeling your inner 5-year-old, you're rolling on the floor now.
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I changed their lives — maybe … [he] would have been happier just rolling on the ground.
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Wiz Khalifa's luxury ride wasn't the only thing rolling on the Sunset Strip Tuesday night.
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According to the Hollywood Reporter, the cameras are still rolling on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Wilson: We had lots of great ideas and we were rolling on the floor just laughing.
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Musk also promised that once the ball was rolling on Model 3, production would increase exponentially.
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If they kept their cameras rolling, on the other hand, the rates of police violence decreased.
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Get rolling on your business plan or enroll in specialized training to lock down bankable skills.
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The vibes keep rolling on Saturday, too, when messenger Mercury heads into Aquarius until March 5.
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Seeing a dog rolling on its back is the ultimate symbol of affection, happiness and trust.
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Rolling on, together "You know, it takes a lot of things to make love," Andy said.
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They kept the sentiment rolling on Rented World, one of Noisey's top ten albums of 2014.
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Jimmy Fallon may be at home with his family, but the Tonight Show is rolling on.
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" He doesn't think badly of people who use #ROFL to denote "rolling on the floor laughing.
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Carrie Ann Inaba has put a new meaning to the phrase, rolling on the floor laughing.
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There was a fight at one point, which led to several men rolling on the floor.
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The Klobuchar campaign will be rolling on a high after her surprise showing in the Granite State.
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And they kept rolling on their sides and backs and lifting their flippers out of the water.
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Despite the apparent regression, they have promised to start the ball rolling on reform in the autumn.
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Google's parent company, Alphabet, will get the ball rolling on earnings season on Monday, along with Mattel.
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The horizon, rolling on and on, made me feel as if I could spin off the earth.
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In the first quarter of 2015, it seemed like the ball was really rolling on Rihanna's record.
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United States' twice women's World Cup winner Carli Lloyd will keep the ball rolling on March 31.
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That whole song for me is just like, I'm just like, rolling on ecstasy that whole song.
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" That's probably because this "free pass" only applies if Downey Jr. and Paltrow are "rolling on a take.
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Google is also launching a new YouTube series, Rolling On, to highlight accessibility issues for around the world.
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"I came from the left corner and I saw the puck was rolling on Mase's shoulder," Provorov said.
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Later on Monday, a spokesperson for the European Commission insisted the "ball is still rolling" on the deal.
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Washington lawmakers are getting the ball rolling on promised efforts to hasten the rollout of self-driving cars.
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What really started the ball rolling on this flurry of activity in the wireless epicenter in recent years?
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Over the last two months, the first several dozen Bombardier R-179 cars began rolling on city tracks.
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This step works best if you have a partner, as you can maintain equal rolling on both sides.
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Putin has gotten the ball rolling on his amendments to give himself ample time to manage the transition.
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But when your kid is crying and rolling on the earth, you say to yourself: Are you crazy?
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"'Madden' is a machine that keeps rolling on," says P.J. McNealy, founder and CEO of Digital World Research.
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She spoke of "rocking and rolling" on patrol and took pride in her many arrests, Mr. Honor said.
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Asked to comment on Gabriel's remarks, a European Commission spokesman said: "The ball is still rolling" on TTIP.
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" "So, I'm going to let him explain himself when the time is ready and… I just keep rolling on.
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So, I'm going to let him explain himself when the time is ready and… I just keep rolling on.
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By the time I hit 'Rolling, rolling, rolling on the river,' I knew I had written my best song.
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With an attitude like that, and the comedy chops to match, Haddish better get rolling on those HBO shows.
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But despite the designation, no legal injunctions exist in Japan to get the ball rolling on meaningful conservation efforts.
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From supercomputers to embedded control systems to user-facing interfaces, everything is constantly rolling on to the next version.
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The streams of Twitter, Facebook and websites rolling on screens around the stage make Hansen's sweaty-palmed anxiety palpable.
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The Grammy-winner said that after demanding the video be removed, she got the ball rolling on a revamp.
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Unless you want to end up friend-less, it's probably time to get the ball rolling on something better.
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Pacquiao landed a cleaner knockdown in the ninth that sent Bradley rolling on his back and almost flipping over.
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President Trump and the Republican majority in Congress have gotten the ball rolling on some of the major issues.
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With the college admissions scandal rolling on, Lori Loughlin is gearing up for her next court date on Wednesday.
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It also helps us keep content rolling on our social medias and keep our fans engaged in our lives.
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Rolling on Remember when Segways came out (almost 20 years ago), how they were supposed to change the world?
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After the cameras stopped rolling on Growing Pains, Tracey Gold found herself embroiled in a bit of a family feud.
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As the calf's confidence continued to grow, he began to jump around in the spray, even rolling on his side.
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After the tussle, the cell phone video showed Scott running away with the Taser rolling on the ground behind Slager.
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But in terms of privacy, it could get the ball rolling on the adoption of new technologies that can help.
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"The rest position with the two wheels rolling on the belt is always stable," the authors write in the study.
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They chipped and whined through Crown Heights and Flatbush to the sounds of steel pan orchestras rolling on parade floats.
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How it happens: Physicists studied suitcase instability by creating a model of a two-wheeled suitcase rolling on a treadmill.
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The eastern hognose snake is known for rolling on its back and opening its mouth to prevent predators from attacking.
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Congress recently provided $6 billion for the effort, and it's getting the ball rolling on another legislative push as well.
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Joe reached out to Epic Games' worldwide creative director Donald Mustard to get the ball rolling on a mash-up.
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Just days ago, he got the ball rolling on policies that will widen access to suicide prevention services for veterans.
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It's rolling on the court—rolling, rolling, rolling—and then a shoe stops it, and it's that old Nike sneaker.
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Mr. Sabbie can be seen rolling on the floor and wiping his face with his shirt before the recording stops.
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"I was rolling on rock bottom for about three months," said Hawkins, referring to his long-term struggle with depression.
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The footage also shows the wheelchair rolling on as Kumar steps through the hospital's automatic doors and onto the ramp.
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Like Vainganker, Abigail Nickerson was in the first class of Hightstown students to get the ball rolling on the bill.
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But before we get into that, we have to revisit what happened before season 2 gets rolling on Netflix October 5.
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That discovery set the ball rolling on a series of events that many Democrats argue -- including Hillary Clinton -- cost the election.
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They continued on at the same pace for five more minutes weaving precariously between the other kids rolling on the mats.
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The sea was so still that I could vividly hear the sound of water rolling on the sides of the ice.
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Nigeria is the biggest economy in Africa, but even so, it is only just getting the ball rolling on digitising commerce.
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A beagle named Purin has broken three world records for jumping rope, catching small soccer balls, and rolling on a ball.
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The height of their mission in Kosovo was rolling on a rebel base that had killed one of the Russians' soldiers.
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Instead, they're rolling on six wheels, using GPS, radar and camera to find their destination, navigating around obstacles and following traffic rules.
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Ura: The ball was rolling on the citizenship voter roll review well before Abbott appointed Whitley to the position in mid-December.
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It was the first senior medal for the 26-year-old, who celebrated by rolling on the infield of the London Stadium.
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Wilson had previously played the cell phone video that showed Scott running away with the Taser rolling on the ground behind Slager.
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But he expects to see modest growth this year as Americans — retirees, young families, millennials, Generation Xers without children — continue rolling on.
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"All their energy is going into this all-consuming impeachment parade that has been rolling on for three years now," McConnell said.
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Indeed, if the appropriations bill had not passed, he had a plan to get the ball rolling on human lunar landers anyway.
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Well, in RHOBH's season 9 premiere, we learned that before the cameras started rolling on the season, Kemsley adopted Lucy from Vanderpump's foundation.
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Meritt Weaver's character Karen Duvall is based on detective Stacy Galbraith, who got the ball rolling on the investigation in the first place.
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Agüero has scored 16 times in his last 17 Champions League appearances, and he got the ball rolling on Tuesday with the first goal.
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This was in the middle of a busy check in window as well, and here she is rolling on the ground crying and yelling.
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It is the first senior medal for the 26-year-old, who celebrated by rolling on the field of the London Stadium in jubilation.
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That isn't to say that rolling on molly or eating mud-crusted 'shrooms will deliver the same results, or are inherently a safe decision.
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Cameras were rolling on Jenner and the Kardashian gals, so there's a good chance we'll get to see just how much power Kendall's got.
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Justin was rolling on the streets of NYC with his fiancee, proudly displaying the ring she bought for him as a sign of love.
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The system, which uses small cars rolling on electrified guideways, was built to lessen the strain on Morgantown's crowded roads as the university expanded.
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Valie Export was born six years before Burden, and in 1971 filmed herself rolling on broken glass and then paper, leaving marks of blood.
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More than once, a man grabbed for a pig only to end up rolling on the ground with a competitor, prompting even more laughter.
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That's because a smooth rolling on of torque at the wheels — or, in this case, treads — improves traction and acceleration even in slippery conditions.
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Martin made a spectacular catch by reaching over the Astros' dugout barrier and rolling on a foul by Alex Bregman for the second out.
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Not only is the Kings hooper encouraging people to donate, he's contributed $100k of his own to get the ball rolling on the campaign.
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My friends just are practically rolling on the floor in laughter when they hear her do me and so I know they're spot on.
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Mr. Trump got things rolling on Sunday by benignly suggesting that Mr. Rubio, an American-born son of Cuban immigrants, was not qualified to run.
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"Whatever road, however long/I've got wheels/I'm rolling on," Lambert belted out along with all of her guests, who had returned to the stage.
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With their methodical movements — twirling pillows around their bodies, rolling on rugs or assembling and wrecking wooden platforms — the stage becomes a well-oiled machine.
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Nine-run 8th powers Cardinals past Cubs CHICAGO — Once the St. Louis Cardinals got rolling on Friday, they just didn't seem to want to stop.
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The heart of its racecars may be the power units and the drivers, but in many ways the cars are computers rolling on four tires.
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I've loved rolling on the "no worries" wave, but this makes me concerned that I'm still stressing out too much and it's affecting my cycle.
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"I was in the dugout; I looked up, and I saw Romine rolling on the ground with the other guys," Sanchez said through an interpreter.
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At the dock, a man and a boy tossed colored corn puffs into a mass of catfish so thick they were rolling on the surface.
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Alone in the creaking barn at dusk, not knowing what day, what month, what year, but feeling the haul of earth rolling on its way.
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The cameras stopped rolling on season 8 of The Real Housewives of New York, but the drama will continue at the Bravo reality show's reunion special.
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Rande got in on the Instagram action too, taking to his own account to post a video clip of Kaia sitting (and rolling) on her suitcase.
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I don't want to spoil anything, and it's not like the humor here will have you rolling on the floor or anything, though I certainly chuckled.
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He explains, "Filing a divorce action is a serious matter in the state of New York, period" — as it starts the ball rolling on court proceedings.
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Light rays will bend as they traverse a gravitational field, just as a marble rolling on the sagging mattress will follow an arc around the sleeper.
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Nestle has the wheels rolling on a number of sustainability initiatives with both the environment and health in mind, CEO Mark Schneider told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"A dancer does so much more than a model; he or she is jumping, falling, moving against another body, rolling on the ground," Mr. Noisette said.
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Let's get the ball rolling on this now, so that when 5G arrives, every PC will ship with that next-generation connectivity as a standard feature.
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Eight hours later, with the credits rolling on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare's story, the big question I have is: What is this game trying to do?
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Quinn got that one right: Ruby's dad storms on to the set just in time to see cameras rolling on his naked daughter having sex with Darius.
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To get the ball rolling on any good Smash Mouth concert, I'd wager that you would not start with this simple line: Lenovo and Intel-hosted party.
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There was Britney swiveling her hips with a snake in 2001, Madonna rolling on the floor in 1984, and Beyoncé showing off her ring finger in 2009.
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TMZ Sports spoke to Stephen Espinoza -- Showtime's president of sports and event programming -- who tell us the "ball is rolling" on making the fight happen in 2018.
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Obama held a conference call with liberal activists meant to get the ball rolling on a national campaign aimed at embarrassing Republicans for sitting on their hands.
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Rolling on for nearly seven minutes "The Traveller's Night Song" is about as lovelorn and heart-rending a track as you'll hear in a club all year.
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And while it all sounds like someone at Goodyear was just having a slow day, in theory, there's actually some interesting aspects to rolling on spherical tyres.
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"We went to dinner and in five minutes, Charlie was rolling on the floor laughing at his own jokes — and I do the same thing," says Buffett.
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If simply rolling on a foam cylinder isn't enough for your aching muscles, the Hyperice Vyper 3 Speed Vibrating Foam Roller might be just what you need.
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AUCKLAND, New Zealand — When the lights went on and the cameras started rolling on the 2017 women's tennis season, much of the action could not be seen.
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HB: It feels like a lot of conspiracy theories have been built out of this one story and just kind of got the ball rolling on that.
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Imagine a party with 300 rolled joints, cake pop edibles, jars of weed, and Pamela Anderson rolling on the grass: Welcome to G-Eazy's 27th birthday bash!!!
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In the season premiere, viewers learned that before the cameras started rolling on the season, Dorit Kemsley adopted a dog named Lucy Lucy Apple Juice from Vanderpump's foundation.
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Straw bans are the gateway to exploring and expanding reusable alternatives on a global scale, and to getting the ball rolling on another kind of mass behavioral change.
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It's pretty much like [how you see it here] and anything there is a dent or two just from sleeping on one side or rolling on my back.
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By the time cameras start rolling on the BET red carpet, Beyoncé will either be taking care of two very young Carter babies or too uncomfortable to walk.
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Comey's firing came at a time when Republicans were seemingly getting ready to move forward on tax reform as they got the ball rolling on health care reform.
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These days, people are turning less and less to our jovial friend and more and more to its coked-up Dadaist cousin: Rolling on the Floor Laughing (🤣).
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A National Science Foundation grant got the ball rolling on the actual company, and in 2017 founders Kavita Bala and Sean Bell raised $2 million to grow it.
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Neymar has made an unwanted name for himself here, with his agonized rolling on the turf giving rise to a series of memes that have flooded the internet.
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GOP lawmakers are primarily moving a budget to get the ball rolling on tax reform after the White House and top congressional leaders unveiled a framework last week.
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Adding insult to injury, he signed the order from within the very walls of the EPA's headquarters — a move that prompted plenty of bitter eye-rolling on Twitter.
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The company's streaming service continues to keep rolling on despite steep competition, but it's not super surprising given that Apple is securing exclusive after exclusive for Apple Music.
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There were cameras rolling on all sides as he wobbled to his feet, arms out wide, bent at the waist, in what is known as a poo stance.
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"Attention will now turn to Friday's payrolls to get the ball rolling on that front," said Royce Mendes, director and senior economist at CIBC Capital Markets in Toronto.
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At the 2018 World Cup in Russia last summer, he was ridiculed widely for regularly flopping and rolling on the turf after seemingly innocuous contact from his opponents.
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It's been a busy few weeks since President Donald Trump was inaugurated but that hasn't kept one of our favorite feuds, between Trump and Pope Francis, from rolling on.
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Senate Republicans got the ball rolling on Day One of the new session of Congress, introducing a budget resolution whose sole purpose was to repeal the health care law.
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Irvine Welsh of Trainspotting fame explored his fascination with "rolling" on ecstasy in a collection of "chemical romance" stories, one of which was eventually adapted for the big screen.
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There's just something so fun about the concept of rolling on eyeliner, and ever since then, we've been scouring the shelves at MAC in search of the elusive product.
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The 683 Emmy Awards take place in one week, but the Television Academy got the ball rolling on this year's festivities with the Creative Arts Emmys this past weekend.
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We see his hairy man-ankles first, pants around his feet, and then full glorious view of him rocking and rolling on the throne, face planted in the screen.
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" Mom Kate pointed out a group of photographers to the children as a gentle reminder, but "she let them get on with it, sliding and rolling on the grass.
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This is because large tracts of the Earth's crust called tectonic plates are constantly running into each other, sliding past each other, or rolling on top of each other.
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Cameras were rolling on the WR the day after he was cut by the NY Jets back in June -- and now his reaction is a part of his E!
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Digital was just much easier — we were getting more out of being able to keep rolling on the digital camera and not having to stop to change [film cartridges].
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In the season premiere, viewers learned that before the cameras started rolling on the season, Dorit Kemsley adopted a dog named Lucy Lucy Apple Juice from Lisa Vanderpump's foundation.
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And predictably, before cameras had even started rolling on Insurgent, Lionsgate and Summit Entertainment announced that the final book in the trilogy, Allegiant, would be split into two films.
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The most familiar example is probably Herbert Ross's 1980 movie, "Nijinsky," with the dancer George de la Peña, in the title role, rolling on the floor and screaming gibberish.
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Many in the young crowd wear sunglasses, but they are most definitely not rolling on Molly; they're probably just drunk off a bunch of Cristal, Havana's preferred local beer.
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While it may have kept the game close for a few minutes, the Shockers soon got rolling on offense and choked off the Bulldogs' scoring to produce fast-break baskets.
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As the Wall Street Journal&aposs Kimberley Strassel noted last week, Brennan has been bragging that it was he who started the ball rolling on this entire Russian collusion narrative.
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They include the Bank of England, Nigeria's central bank, which has subsequently raised rates twice, and Uzbekistan's, which got the ball rolling on the first day of January last year.
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U+1F13 ROLLING ON THE FLOOR LAUGHING I'm more of a "LMAO" person than a "ROFL" person, but it's great to see this early internet-speak acronym get recognized. 14.
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In 2001, an international consensus group on neonatal pain tried to get the ball rolling on the development of standardized national guidelines, but not much has been done since then.
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Silicon Valley's sixth and final season will premiere later this year, bringing the series to a close and, presumably, giving Altschuler and Krinsky space to get rolling on their Match.
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You also need an upward-pushing force to get the truck off the ground; otherwise it's just a truck rolling on the ground, and no one's paying to see that.
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" Tampering a little with the tenses, Nabokov explained: "I propelled myself out of Russia so vigorously, with such indignant force, that I have been rolling on and on ever since.
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Corker and Cardin, however, have a unique opportunity to get the ball rolling on a new AUMF as it pertains to three-year and counting war against the Islamic State.
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The Paris St Germain forward spent much of the match rolling on the floor as the Swiss, who committed 19 fouls, 10 of which were on Neymar, tested his injured foot.
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"It's more positive data, rolling on what was although not a great employment report, nothing to worry about either," said Thomas Simons, a money market economist at Jefferies in New York.
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But just as Democrats have over the years shifted debates over health care, climate change, college, and taxes on the ultrawealthy, they could get a similar discussion rolling on guns too.
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On Thursday night, award-winning actress Jessica Chastain tweeted her dismay at the U.S. Senate's middle-of-the-night vote to get the ball rolling on dismantling the Affordable Care Act.
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" One witness told the newspaper that residents stopped the vehicle by piling wood in its path, and that the woman then fell out and was "rolling on the footpath in flames.
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She also got the ball rolling on Lady Gaga's seminal place in the current music-video firmament: the twisted, Nan Goldin-esque house party known as "Just Dance" (2008) is hers.
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Rolling on Stealth Mode: Meet the Crafty Motherfuckers Bootlegging Music Festivals From Coachella to Glastonbury, a sprawling subculture remains devoted to the trading and archiving of unauthorized recordings of your favorite sets.
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The WTO's 162 members, meeting last month in Nairobi, agreed to disagree about the Doha round, effectively giving license to any country that wants to get the ball rolling on new reforms.
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Basically, the company wanted to show that it could be done to get the ball rolling on how different transit models can be reimagined today, using technology that's already on the road.
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Peter King got the ball rolling on speculation this week that Cutler could work in Arizona, even though starting quarterback Carson Palmer has already indicated that he plans to return next season.
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The impassioned speeches have reached a slightly deafening tenor; adults are swaying in ecstasy, their hands extended to the sky; children are rolling on the ground, playing with diminutive models of fetuses.
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For a few flickering moments, Hester sheds her bone-deep fatigue and assumes the playful agility of the girl she once was — dancing, leaping, rolling on the sidewalks with her first love.
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In a graphic video first released by Univision, the man, Miguel Feliz-Rodriguez, 28, appeared to be rolling on the sidewalk in an attempt to extinguish the fire that engulfed his torso.
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"She started the ball rolling on social justice and insane asylums, even if she didn't have a thousand percent success," Judith Berdy, president of the Roosevelt Island Historical Society, told The City.
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Adding to this collision between the real and the fantastically unreal are field recordings of the city and countryside combined with sounds of the CG objects rolling on streets and country roads.
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And, thanks to a little something called the Zeigarnik Effect, once you actually get the ball rolling on those loose ends, you'll feel that much more inspired to push forward and finish them.
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The ball on Cho's board removal was set rolling on Tuesday when South Korea's National Pension Service (NPS), the airline's second-biggest shareholder, said it will vote against the re-election of Cho.
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The video goes on to show how Franklin appears to say something to the effect of, "You told me to..." before collapsing into the door and rolling on his side, onto the asphalt.
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But from the reference frame of the rocket itself, it's not too different from pulling over to let a friend out before hitting the gas again and rolling on to the next destination.
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Whether their owner's deployment was long or short, the dogs erupt into that singular, irrepressible doggy celebration: bounding, tails wagging maniacally, rolling on their backs, whimpering and grinning, weaving between the soldier's legs.
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Brad Sherman officially introduced articles of impeachment Wednesday to get the ball rolling on ousting Donald Trump from office—but this is just the first step in a long, hard, and unlikely journey.
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Madeleine watched in frustration as she cradled 3-month-old Adrienne and ushered to her husband Chris O'Neill to stop Leonore from rolling on the floor of the church in her white dress.
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After a few weeks of recovery, she was back to greeting us when we got home, rolling on her back to elicit belly rubs and climbing on top of us at every opportunity.
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Not old in a stale or hokey way, but in a classic way, the way Abbott and Costello or the Marx Brothers can still have you rolling on the floor after 75 years.
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Now, Endgame screenings will feature a message from Spider-Man actor Tom Holland suggesting audiences should hang around for a look at the trailer after the credits finish rolling on Endgame, according to Deadline.
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"We're rolling on to Indiana and other states out west in May and June, and we fully intend to fight for every last delegate," said Brian Baker, a senior advisor to Our Principles PAC.
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"We went to dinner and in five minutes, Charlie was rolling on the floor laughing at his own jokes — and I do the same thing," Buffett, who is now 88, told CNBC in 2018.
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The startup has filed to continue selling Oscar for Business in the state of New York, where it started to offer the service in January then rolling on to California a couple months back.
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Rolling on pure trust, he does all 50 pushups and then, checking in with the others — who have all lied about their own progress — claims that he's going to go do some core exercises.
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"Security forces prohibited us from taking pictures from inside the hotel though we could see (state?) camera rolling on him as his entourage came thru," Margaret Talev, senior White House correspondent for Bloomberg, tweeted.
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This was supposed to be a big week for Republicans in Congress: The House is set to unveil its tax overhaul bill on Wednesday, getting the ball rolling on the GOP's top legislative priority.
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French and German government ministers have blamed U.S. protectionism for the trade talks teetering on the brink of collapse – although the European Commission insisted on Monday that the "ball is still rolling" on the deal.
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Cameras were rolling on the ninth season of hit Bravo franchise when Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton were getting ready to square off against one another at the polls.
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It was that accurate, that cutting, that perfectly done, that even while I was rolling on the floor in a puddle of my own piss, holding my now burst stomach together, I was still giggling.
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On May 18, the FCC will vote on a notice of proposed rulemaking, which will allow for the public to give their input on the proposal and get the ball rolling on the repeal process.
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Soon, Knopf and Fluegelman met one another in person, and apparently out of solidarity for their collective models, Knopf renamed his database app to PC-File, and got the ball rolling on his company Buttonware.
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Any given moment might see her doing back bends, rolling on the stage, grinding on a tree, and smearing fake blood on her face, before spitting it onto the crowd to alternating disgust and delight.
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But, Amanda told us last month the only way she's getting in the ring with Shields is if it's an MMA fight ... so Claressa is taking the steps to get the ball rolling on that.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - The ink is barely dry on U.S. President Donald Trump's new business cards, and to his credit he has already started the ball rolling on shrinking the regulatory burden.
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"The president has been very clear" that "in order to get the ball rolling on border security and the wall, that he was going to have to use the current appropriations process," Mr. Spicer said.
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The brand was launched last year, but the smart speaker is apparently really going to get the ball rolling on new connected devices from the company, including another Roomba competitor, light bulbs, wall plugs and switches.
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This custom Lego build is very reminiscent of Sphero's tiny version of the rolling droid, but this BB-8 is limited to rolling on just a single axis, without the aid of an electric motor inside.
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Western Union received over 550,000 complaints about money transfers during the 2004 - 2017 timeframe, but the FTC and Justice Department said "the money kept rolling on through" without any real changes or attempts to block scammers.
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The next few hours of video show him in and out of consciousness, rolling on the floor, struggling to stand and repeatedly falling and hitting his head before he disappears again the morning of February 3.
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Next up was Shelley the stripper who enthusiastically took to the 'stage' for her striptease, playing to the audience and ending up rolling on the floor naked in the spilled fake blood left from TG's set.
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InfoChammel is also available as a constantly looping channel on Roku, and Force says he added it to both of these services last month in order to get the ball rolling on this bigger-picture vision.
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"We have not visited this issue in 10 years, so I think there's a need for us to be somewhat robust in our attempts to get the ball rolling on climate response, climate science," Tonko said.
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Though the Mueller report was damning and did foster a slew of inquiries by House Democrats, Pelosi was reluctant to formally get the ball rolling on impeachment over fears it could backfire on her party politically.
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Or when Mike and Peter, rolling on MDMA, asked me to drive them to the beach, and the three of us proceeded to lay on towels on the sand, the waves pounding, making out endlessly. Happy.
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In the note, Hammack wrote that on the night of Jackson's death, he left his cellphone with a friend and later was ''rolling on XTC,'' a reference to the drug also known as Ecstasy or Molly.
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As Buttigieg began rising in the polls, his staff invited groups of reporters onto the campaign bus for a rolling on-the-record conversation that lasted, one Sunday, for more than four and a half hours.
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First step: Pulling Gypsy inside and away from Lacey by scaring her about the fate of her guinea pigs, telling her a violent potential end for the creatures (she literally mentions their heads rolling on the porch).
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In a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Monday, a rep for the Bachelor in Paradise star says the texts were fake — and claims Kimball was the one who changed after the cameras stopped rolling on their romance.
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Vizio understands that fact so well that it got the ball rolling on data-collecting TVs back in 2014 without informing its customers—a bold move that resulted in it paying $19.2 million in fines and settlements.
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Unlike similar autonomous transport systems currently in use, such as the Rotterdam Rivium bus or Heathrow airport shuttles, these electrically powered vehicles won't run on dedicated tracks, instead rolling on the same roadways used by human drivers.
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Of course, that's not how life works, so I've spent the six weeks since my fiancé proposed trying to get the ball rolling on a wedding for next summer that I'm pretty much planning by myself. Oof.
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By popularizing video watching over the internet, YouTube, which Google bought in 2006, started the ball rolling on so-called cord-cutting, the practice of consumers' abandoning cable and satellite television subscriptions for web-based video services.
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NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — In a makeshift clinic on a shaded corner of New Haven Green, a group of first responders broke a somber huddle to run to a man who was suddenly flailing and rolling on the grass.
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His words are barely audible over the commotion, but he appears to say something to the effect of, "You told me to..." before grimacing in pain, collapsing into the door and rolling on his side, onto the asphalt.
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The White House has sought to use executive orders as a way to get the ball rolling on core campaign issues — like the construction of a new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border — despite waffling support from Congress.
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Baker Mayfield got things rolling on Thursday, and that theme continued on Sunday, with Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs setting a record for the most touchdowns through three weeks and Josh Allen of the Bills crushing the Vikings.
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He recounted that one man was continually chided at the facility for collecting cigarette butts that lay on the ground, another for having to spin around several times before bathing, and one more for rolling on the ground.
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He then tried to straight muscle his way through a defender who had good positioning before getting knocked down and then shooting with his stick over his head while rolling on the ice and facing away from goal.
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Like, it's almost impossible to make an ugly Squarespace site, but just in case you need a little help to get the ball rolling on the site of your dreams, save yourself a Google search and just keep reading.
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They write songs about dismantling patriarchy, film music videos in the middle of protests against chemical waste being dumped in fjords and describe their debut album Try Not To Freak Out as the credits rolling on their teenage years.
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But the pictures at least reassure us that the company has the ball rolling on practical designs, and that the Galaxy X may not face some of the pitfalls that plague dual-display competitors like the ZTE's Axon M.
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Congress gets ball rolling on tax reform: Republicans are set to take their first legislative steps this week to advance tax reform, days after the clock ran out for plans to fulfill their pledge to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Rep. Mike Coffman (R-Colo.) has become the first House Republican to sign on to the effort to undo the FCC's repeal of net neutrality rules, and also introduced a bill to get the ball rolling on congressional action.
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It didn&apost take Klopp&aposs men long to get the ball rolling on the night, with Mohamed Salah finding the net in the fourth minute, converting Andy Robertson&aposs low cross for his 14th goal of the season.
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Obama demonstrated his early support for offshore wind by using his first Earth Day as president in 85033 to launch an initiative to get the ball rolling on the technology by overhauling the permitting and leasing process for turbines.
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As a vote of confidence in the LNG market, Shell's decision is expected to get the ball rolling on a wave of approvals for dozens of similar projects around the world that have been planned for years but not yet finalized.
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What makes this exhibition a success is its condensed expressiveness, evident in the raw materials, the act of drawing, and the positioning of the pieces: the sheets of papers hang exposed, their bottoms rolling on the floor at the viewers' feet.
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"A smile with a tear" to me is a whole 15 minute version of [Funkadelic's] "(Not Just) Knee Deep," where, if you sit the fuck down and listen to the actual whole version, you'll hear the credits rolling on an era.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Germany's network regulator set the ball rolling on Monday to auction fifth-generation mobile licenses, winning a nod from lawmakers after months of controversy over whether the plan would help to close a connectivity deficit with the country's rivals.
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Adam got the ball rolling on Wicca Phase by linking up with producers on Tumblr, trying to establish a network of collaborators so the project didn't always have to rest on hitting up people he didn't know for beats or features.
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The Armed Services committees are getting the ball rolling on their plans to beef up the military, with the vice chiefs of each branch visiting both the House and the Senate in the coming week to detail their budget needs.
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Video won't start rolling on Meg Whitman and Jeffrey Katzenberg's new bite-sized streaming service with the billion-dollar backing until the end of 2019, but talent keeps signing up to come along for their ride into the future of serialization.
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Braiding the skills she acquired during a stint as a personal trainer with the moves she learned as a dancer, Ms. DuBose began rolling on the floor until she felt certain muscles, then devised corresponding stretches, ultimately 35 in all.
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If the House decides to get the ball rolling on impeachment, it likely won't do so until the regular legislative session ends on May 18 — four days after Greitens goes to court on the felony charge of invasion of privacy.
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The 6-time Pro Bowler flew to Utah on Thursday to get the ball rolling on the project ... and in true T.O. fashion, he seemed to enjoy looking at the dozens of reference pics of himself pinned on the board.
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It looks as if it can get going quite fast, and although it seems to me it would be in a fix if knocked over, it had no problem dropping off the end of the table and rolling on in the Festo video.
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The Missouri duck boat that capsized in July, killing 333 people, initially sank in 15 feet of water before rolling on the lake floor, coming to a rest in 70 feet of water, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a preliminary report.
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The 33-year-old Ontario native looks to keep the good times rolling on Sunday afternoon as the American League East-leading Toronto Blue Jays and Central-best Cleveland Indians play the rubber match of their three-game series at Progressive Field.
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"I feel accomplished that I was able to get the ball rolling on that and save some grief for any trans player that may come into the league after me," said Browne, who did not have any say on drafting the policy.
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Although many people who visit Africa head straight to a safari lodge, our trip would be different: two weeks rolling on trains northeast to Dar es Salaam via Victoria Falls, from South Africa into Zimbabwe, Zambia and Tanzania, over 22,21 miles in all.
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These inaugural probes do not have all of the capabilities that the finalized satellites are supposed to have, but their launch will get the ball rolling on Starlink — and should help SpaceX learn what it takes to operate a large crop of vehicles in space.
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Because the internet's told MDMA-seekers that their antidepressant will either kill them or get in the way of their high, people will sometimes drop their meds ahead of time if they know they'll be rolling on a set date, like a music festival.
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Crappy cam versions of Endgame began popping up on the internet as soon as the credits started rolling on international premieres, while a spoiler-heavy chunk of the film made the rounds on social media more than a week before the April 26 release date.
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Prime Minister David Cameron got the ball rolling on Saturday when he announced the date for a referendum on June 211 after he clinched 223th-hour concessions from other EU leaders on how the U.K. and the rest of Europe will live and work together.
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"It's important to get on that road groove and get rolling on the road because you have to be a good road team to be successful in this league," said Leafs center Zach Hyman, who set up Zaitsev's game-winning goal in the second period.
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Minority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason Reid2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Panel: How Biden's gaffes could cost him against Trump MORE (D-Nev.) got things rolling on Tuesday, saying that Sen.
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In the year since President Trump declared a national emergency along the US-Mexico border, starting the ball rolling on using Homeland Security and Defense Department funds to build border barriers, the Army Corps of Engineers has put up about 23 miles of wall.
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This restoration of the first solo-directed feature by Federico Fellini ("a highly touted young Italian director," Bosley Crowther wrote in The New York Times when the movie opened here in 1956, four years after its premiere) gets the ball rolling on the filmmaker's centennial.
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Moments after Lonzo got drafted by the Lakers, the cameras were rolling on the Big Baller Brand family -- who were flanked by cops, security and a swagged-out BBB entourage as they got the VIP treatment on the way out of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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This selection includes several fun additions, including those reflective of internet slang – for example, Rolling on the Floor Laughing – which has its roots in the acronym ROFL – is one of the upcoming emoji and shows a tilted smiley face with a wide mouth and closed eyes.
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To get the ball rolling on her vision for economic policymaking, Warren says she will get rid of the Commerce Department and replace it with the so-called U.S. Department for Economic Development, which would also subsume the Small Business Administration and the Patent and Trademark Office.
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CES may not be for another few weeks, but Samsung is already getting the ball rolling on new products, starting with an updated version of the Notebook 9 Pen laptop — which now comes in a new, 93-inch size, in addition to the old 13-inch form factor.
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Additionally, there was no egg-rolling on the South Lawn during the World Wars I and II. The last time an official White House state dinner was canceled after being announced to the public was in 2013 amid controversial relations between Brazil, the invited nation, and the United States.
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I'm actually an illegal immigrant, and Donald Trump had been elected, and I was dating somebody and I said, Hey, let's get the ball rolling on this green card process, so we had been married in June of 2017 and we had only been living together about six months.
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If you wake up one day five years into your marriage and decide to get the ball rolling on a postnuptial agreement, any wealth or assets you've acquired in those five years since you exchanged vows is considered marital property — since there was no prenup deciding it isn't.
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That's all fixed in the new set of emoji, which includes a shrug emoji, a lying face (a Pinocchio elongated nose), a clown face (to creep out and amuse your friends), a selfie emoji, a right and left facing fist (virtual fist bumps!), a rolling on the floor face, a sneezing face and even a drooling face -Rolling On The Floor Laughing -Clown Face -Lying Face -Drooling Face -Nauseated Face -Sneezing Face -Prince -Shrug -Face Palm -Selfie -Hand With Index and Middle Fingers Crossed -Call Me Hand -Left-Facing Fist -Right-Facing Fist -Raised Back Of Hand -Handshake -Black Heart -Wilted Flower The update also adds a few people our emoji menu has been missing, like Mrs.
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But just in case you need a little help to get the ball rolling on the site of your dreams, save yourself a Google search and just keep reading: Below, you'll find our picks for the 10 best template options for all sort of purposes, from podcasts to portfolios and beyond.
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You're thinking about them the entire time, you're rolling on the floor with them, you're cooking their meals, you're taking them to the grocery store, you're dealing with the meltdowns, you're dealing with everything, and you're getting the tantrums and the random hits to the face that you have to just deal with.
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Biden will look to keep rolling on Thursday night, as the other contenders are expected to go after him on everything from his vote to authorize military action in Iraq under former President George W. Bush to his defense of the credit card industry and support for a crime bill in the 1990s.
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Working with some of the same dogs from her Dry Dog/Wet Dog series, including a wire-haired dachshund named Henri and her own precious canines, Hodson set out to capture the pure happiness that a dog feels when it is rolling on its back for her new series, The Upside of Dogs.
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Mike Rounds, the South Dakota Republican who's a co-author of the bipartisan bill that came up short of 60, said even before the vote that it was likely to fail -- but that he hoped getting more votes than the White House bill would start the ball rolling on a further compromise.
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DeepText helps Facebook Messenger recognize when you need a ride and suggest you use the in-app Uber and Lyft options DeepText helps Facebook Messenger recognize when you need a ride and suggest you use the in-app Uber and Lyft options One of the first obvious applications for DeepText will start rolling on Messenger.
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Let's watch the show's incredible stage manager call the number "10 Duel Commandments" during the outdoors preshow, Ham4Ham: 35A: I've seen ROTFL used to stand for "Rolling on The Floor Laughing," but these days, if anyone uses the letters — many people just use emoji now, because a picture is worth a thousand words, so they say — I am much more likely to see ROFL.
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I was slightly surprised that my first realization of the ideal male form, and my appreciation for it, were conjured up by this Ecce Homo, but perhaps it had something to do with the fact that within a few weeks I would be ripping my shirt off as the cameras were rolling on the set of the first major motion picture that I had been cast in.
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Some of our favorites this term include Glamping (glamourous camping), Afghan biscuit (a New Zealand treat with cocoa icing and walnut), MOOC (Massive Online Open Course), listicle (an online article in list form), budgie smugglers (close-fitting men's swimming trunks), ROFL (Rolling on the Floor Laughing), bovver (bothered) and Scooby Snack (A snack given as a treat, or to satisfy hunger induced by drinking and/or smoking.) Our favorite?
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Instead, Alice — who narrates in a voice that vacillates between irresistible charm and grating cutesiness — finds herself charged with overseeing Frank, who speaks in a "weird monotone," can neither be touched nor allow anyone to lay a hand on his belongings, regularly spends time "wrapped in his comforter, rolling on the floor and muttering to himself" to calm down, and copes with frustration by bashing his head into glass doors and metal poles.
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And so Paul Ryan putting his weight behind those information requests that have been out there for so long to the FBI about why they were playing with this dossier, what they were paying for it, why they used it to secure a wiretap, those are questions that a lot of people are going to want answers for, and it sounds like we&aposre starting to get the ball rolling on that.
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K Street's earnings spree is rolling on well into President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's second year in office, with lobbyists busy keeping clients up to speed on the administration's dizzying array of policy changes and congressional action.
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There is a more widely distributed opacity in the tray-sized "I Saw My Head Laughing, Rolling On The Ground" (2017), which is approximately 23 by 19 inches with the frame around it, and looks like a kind of deracinated Howard Hodgkin painting, that is to say, an electric spectrum of reds and blues mostly painted over with rich blacks but minus the fatty oil swipes à la Turner, not to mention the 'charm' of the found wood frames.
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Imagine one day having to look your best friend in the eye after you informed them that whilst rolling on molly you decided to go into a Porta Potty with a much-younger dude and proceeded to get your ass eaten out whilst standing on the toilet hole, then made out with the dude and then also that same best friend and a few others, so your butt juices are on everyone's faces, just seeping into their pores.
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That said, I think there is a little bit of misunderstanding, at least within our gym, the level of testosterone and aggression involved with what we're doing—even though it's really hard and there's a lot of challenging aspects to it, people are lifting weights and dropping weights and getting tired during workouts and rolling on the ground—it's really not a culture, within our gym, of screaming and pushing yourself and getting angry and snorting smelling salts before lifts.
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The film travels through multiple periods of time and encourages deep contemplation of the past, present, and potential future of civil rights in the US. Listening to Rainer's steady, slow reading, particularly of Taylor's description of police killings of John Crawford, Michael Brown, Tanesha Anderson, and Tamir Rice, while watching her, a white woman, dancing in black, arms behind her back, rolling on the floor — it creates an alienated and moving experience of the brutality and trauma being plainly described.
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PND was just about to lay some shit down *40 turns on a beat that sounds like Marvin Gaye singing underwater with 808s on it* PND: listenPND: You a bitch I'm a niggaaaaaPND: aren't you coming wit ussssPND: that nigga lame it's a shamePND: that nigga is not me, I am that niggaPND: rolling on a SundayPND: smoking on a MondayPND: You my bitch, you my niggaPND: I knew you'd leave Kyrie Irving someday Drake: You were supposed to write this for Jamie Foxx and you put Kyrie's name in it?
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Biden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Poll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity MORE (D-Minn.) and Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE's (D-Va.) Honest Ads Act aims to get the ball rolling on the regulation of major tech firms.
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