HQ is repeatedly roping in more than 1 million players.
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"Are you ready for my jump roping tricks?" she asks.
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But she must also work, herding steers after roping events.
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"I can do a bit of trick roping," he says.
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We're feeling some good old fashioned jump roping in the cards.
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Employees dressed as cowboys give roping lessons and gun-spinning exhibitions.
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Yet the police elsewhere have called upon people with roping skills.
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Wire roping along the floor keep you at least 18 inches away.
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I'll do that, and I actually started getting into jump roping recently.
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The center offers three climbing "products": bouldering, top-roping and auto-belay.
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Others talk of interoperability across borders; a few even suggest roping in airlines.
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We're all about that, whether you get it from sex or jump roping.
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The United States Calf Roping Association named him a world champion in 2004.
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Rope, Dance, Body, and Baby Bump, a workout routine that incorporates jump roping.
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Recruits learn two different types of rappelling techniques: fast-roping and static rappel.
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We'll run down your problems like we're rodeo cowboys roping cows for pay.
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Roping Scotland into whatever arrangement is devised for Northern Ireland is a pipe dream.
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In his rare downtime, he enjoys team roping and doing chores around his acreage.
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Roping Yaz, Connie had pulled him in, hand over hand, while he feigned resistance.
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It's easy to imagine him roping a cow, but he'd make an exasperating husband.
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Anyway, we're roping into ... LG: She's going to throw your nootropics in the trash.
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"The Third Man" (2010) dealt with the aura of song, roping in ABBA and Kylie Minogue.
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"It's the Venezuelans themselves who are roping in other women," Gomez told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It didn't take long for Meek to respond by roping Nicki's convict brother into the mudslinging.
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The fast-roping technique could be used to drop law enforcement agents into a crowded venue.
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Roca got me warmed up with fifteen minutes of jump-roping, a signature workout to improve conditioning.
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It makes subscribing to all things Xbox easier by roping two subscriptions together under a single umbrella.
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Of course, roping in the conservative base with a more positive message is easier said than done.
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He and Sarah could not, however, find her prized mare, Holly, a champion cutting and roping horse.
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In addition to jogging and jump-roping, Tsai credits meditation to helping her manage a demanding schedule.
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Today, staking their claim in the American story has become more essential than even riding or roping.
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By my second go, I could appreciate the skill exhibited in tie-down roping and saddlebronc riding.
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It includes events such as bronco busting, steer and calf roping, bull riding, and women's barrel races.
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Planks have been getting easier, burpees are still horrible but better, and my jump-roping skills are tops.
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That implies that other California governors have run around roping grizzlies and not told everyone they've ever met.
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Rodeo events include rough stock, steer riding, bull riding, chute dogging, calf roping, goat dressing, and royalty competitions.
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So she smartly sat out an extended discussion that eventually wound up roping in Bill de Blasio, Sen.
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The fast-roping scenes early in the film were done by members of the 3/75 Ranger Regiment.
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That means, you'll have to start small and build your way up to continuously jump roping, Kloots says.
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"Canada's attempts to resolve a conflict with China by roping in its allies will never work," it said.
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The 23-year-old leads trainings and clinics on roping and reining horses, agility exercises, and cow pinning.
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Roping Kate and Fred into weekly lunches and dinners, for what he called "powwow" sessions, to discuss his illness.
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Just try jump-roping when you're distracted or attempting a choreographed set of shadowbox punches if you're zoned out.
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Instead, Village Global could dangle access to its network of famous advisors, roping in founders with its star power.
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"As soon as I got the part I was doing horseback riding, trick roping, gun twirling, guitar," he said.
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Then Assassin's Creed II came along in 2009, roping the original's best bits into a much more refined framework.
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Generally, this court frowns on roping people who are just trying to do their jobs into personal art projects.
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Its rival Uber is roping in NFL players too, deploying them as drivers for its new food delivery efforts.
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She held her first Gathering at Camp Eisner in the Berkshires in 2017, roping in mostly friends of friends.
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We couldn't tell if he was simply hyped off his WWE debut by roping in MMA, but clearly he wasn't.
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For instance, she suggested saying: I'd like to make a request that you contact me before roping in the supervisor.
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DDoS require vast networks of computers, almost always built by roping together hacked systems into a network called a botnet.
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They&aposre using data in new ways, leveraging influencers, helping clients jump on social trends, and roping in new ones.
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But there is always one surefire way to make the big moment truly memorable: roping in your significant other's favorite celebrity.
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The company has a knack for roping Hollywood big-hitters into their often weird but always wonderful videos about air safety.
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It doesn't fit and our protagonist sets off on his drive after roping his trunk down with a few bungee cords.
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Roping competitions and pie socials help neighbors in crisis, and people make extra cash selling truckloads of dead coyotes to fur traders.
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It started with the sunscreen Suncros on Wednesday, releasing a television commercial and roping in a Bollywood celebrity to promote the product.
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On the whole, roping in urban and suburban areas, the average North Carolina teacher salary is $8,000 less than the national average.
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Soon, however, the passionate women are roping the handsome James Anderson (Chad Connell) into building snowmen, hanging tinsel, and probably some kissing?
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For each day, you'll do a combination of jump roping and planks, but the overall goal is to build stamina and endurance.
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But by roping in ordinary people as "deputy field organizers" to post on its behalf, Bloomberg's campaign makes the line fuzzier still.
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Police have since cleared the area, roping it off, and have set up an information checkpoint for family members looking for loved ones.
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Roping in local people as advisers and overseers of the scheme not only cuts costs; it also gives them a stake in it.
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When he wasn't roping cattle or gunsmithing with his father, Ward spent his free time searching for rocks among the sagebrush and saguaros.
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In the part where Dusty, having absconded from his own tour, takes refuge at a ranch, Strait wanted to do his own roping.
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He emerges once a year for the George Strait Team Roping Classic, which he created in 1982 and has presided over ever since.
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Reporters will be placed in pens, roping them off and restricting their ability to speak freely with senators as they enter and exit.
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Professional American rodeo has timed events like steer roping and barrel racing, and "roughstock" events — bareback riding, saddle bronc riding and bull riding.
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The world finals feature traditional rodeo events (steer roping and bull riding) alongside more lighthearted and colorful "camp" events (Wild Drag and Goat Dressing).
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As for as SS, Antonio tried roping him in by mentioning a years-old allegation of sexual assault -- when he was working for CBS.
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As an urban wrangler, she had to learn her roping skills on a plastic replica cow head with the help of an instructional DVD.
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This time he was in a doubles roping competition at the Little Britches Rodeo, which took place a half-hour southwest of the city.
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House members are roping in Trump on a plan to depose Ryan this summer, putting the House in the hands of Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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In the early decades of his career, he spent his downtime on horseback, turning himself into a decent competitor in the sport of team roping.
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He has started writing again, often with his son, Bubba, who quit roping so that he could settle down and join the other family business.
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John Ovalle: As Marines, we use fast-roping techniques to get as many troops into the fight off of a helicopter as fast as possible.
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Our gym offers fitness and yoga classes, as well as top roping and bouldering, so you never get bored doing the same workout over and over.
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This year, mobile network T-Mobile capitalized on their time by roping in a celebrity endorsement in the endlessly complex and fascinating form of Justin Bieber.
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I'll be minding my own business, tapping through stories, and then I see Kourtney, Khloe, and Kim squatting, sweating, and jump-roping on a basketball court.
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The plant is perfectly fine in moderation, but as they keep eating it—and roping the daughter in, too—they start becoming too forgetful and careless.
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With so many venues roping bands into pay-to-play schemes, the streets were littered with people passing out show bills, and the actual bills themselves.
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Sid Miller, the state's Republican agriculture commissioner and a former rodeo roping champion, said he wanted to apply "a little cowboy logic" to the gun debate.
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Recruits learn two different types of rappelling techniques, the first of which is known as fast-roping, where the recruit quickly descends using a thick rope.
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Professional American rodeo has timed events like steer roping and barrel racing, and "roughstock" events — bareback riding, saddle bronc riding and, perhaps best known, bull riding.
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"Are you ready for my jump roping tricks?" the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star asked the duo as she did her backwards, crisscross jump rope trick.
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He allowed consecutive base hits to Justin Upton and Shohei Ohtani, with Ohtani roping a one-out double to right field that advanced Upton to third base.
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Photos posted online showed people leaving balloons and teddy bears in a makeshift memorial just outside of the yellow police caution tape roping off the burned house.
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With a good roping horse now costing $50,000-60,000, rodeo cowboys have ever more reason to care for animals, adds Mr Nose's wife and business partner, Becky.
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He pulled his trailer, piled with wreaths, roping and the other decorations he had created, down the ramp to the plaza between the Seventh Avenue subway and what was then the U.S.O. His crew unloaded the trailer, lugged the decorations into the main station, climbed and hung the wreaths and roping from the iron columns into the hushed vastness, with me asleep on a burlap bag of spare princess pine.
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The company's app features a number of different coding games, and the robot also responds to motions like tilting and shaking, interaction aimed at roping in younger users.
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The scheme continued to grow in this way, with friends, family, co-workers, and fellow congregants roping one more person into a seemingly foolproof way to get rich.
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As gyms make the sport accessible to more people, they've created a new class of climbers that may not even be interested in roping up on real rock.
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LF Tommy Pham smacked a game-tying, two-run home run off Astros LHP Dallas Keuchel in the fifth inning after roping a leadoff double in the first.
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With spoken text, assorted props and extensive jump-roping, Mr. Berg and Olivia Court Mesa, a South American immigrant to Israel, investigate their complicated relationship with the country.
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The anti-women stuff — he just considers them a subsidiary form of being, but he doesn't much care about the Pence style of 17th century roping them in.
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At Tanque Verde Ranch in Tucson, guests sleep in casitas and spend their days roping, team penning and horseback riding (the sunrise gallop culminates in a pancake breakfast).
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We won't get answers to these questions any time soon — not unless this video really catches on in time for jump-roping to be a part of the Olympics.
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Adriana and I warmed up for about three minutes with some dynamic stretching to prep the body for five minutes of jump-roping, which Olajide calls the "perfect" exercise.
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The more reasonable fear would be that MailChimp, by roping TinyLetter into its standard product, might begin charging for it, the way it does with its broader marketing services.
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When Ms. Kaufmann made her rounds, she dressed as a bride, often roping in eligible bachelors to play her future husband, and she enlisted women to be her bridesmaids.
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When his security detail once failed to catch a rare wild black camel by roping and dragging it, he used that metaphor too: Yemen could not be governed by force.
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Horizon: Zero Dawn is a special game, roping together the perfect mixture of a sharp story, an astonishingly detailed world, and "holy crap did I really just do that?!" action.
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Although they grow close and she fantasizes about leaving with him, she ends up instead roping him into a harmful and potentially life-threatening situation (which I won't spoil here).
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While technology is easing tasks, though, some think it is also threatening the skills that make a cowboy a cowboy: roping, riding and a near-religious devotion to hard work.
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Armed soldiers and police patrolled neighborhoods after night fell, roping off once-bustling streets with three- and four-story commercial buildings leaning dangerously, due to cracked facades and damaged foundations.
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One Democratic aide said there's a feeling, however, that Sanders is roping Democrats into sponsoring legislation and attending events that may not be at the top of their priority lists.
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Finding these contacts has involved asking airlines to hand over flight manifests, tracking patients' movements on security cameras and roping in police investigators for the search, health ministry officials said.
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If you're not into running, then strength training, jump-roping, bodyweight exercises like squats and pushups, rowing machines, and pretty much any cardio machine at the gym should provide similar benefits.
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Miguel Corral, 33, a Mexican immigrant with an oil field trucking business, opened a new rodeo arena this year featuring everything from roping competitions to boxing matches and country western bands.
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His signature moves involved biting the padding off of the medal turnbuckles in the ring — a motion that would allow him to then smash his opponent's face into its exposed roping.
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A former Georgia teacher who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting her student appeared to blame the teenage victim in court for roping her in "like a used car salesman," PEOPLE confirms.
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Team roping is one of the seven events included in a rodeo competition, and, like many sports, it is based on a useful skill honed well past the point of usefulness.
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A top roping team can finish its work in less than five seconds, after which the steer is released to trot back to the pen, and the next team gets ready.
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Spider-Man: Far From Home, her most recent film, is roping in a giant segment of its audience by dangling the question of whether Zendaya and Tom Holland are secretly in love.
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This year's roping event, the thirty-fifth, was held at the San Antonio Rose Palace, a dirt-floor arena on the northern edge of the city, largely untouched by time or technology.
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Al Jaber indicated the possibility of roping in new partners from other countries such as China and South Korea in addition to existing stakeholders such as oil majors BP and Total, it added.
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Jump roping is a low-impact cardio workout that engages your whole body, and gets your heart rate up in a short amount of time, explains Amanda Kloots, trainer and creator of AK!
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But the Colorado proposal is the one that most directly pits residents against the oil and gas industry, potentially roping off 85 percent of non-federal land in Colorado from new drilling operations.
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Pitched synth bleats and jump-roping drum breaks give this a propulsion you don't generally picture from the Duke's later years—a speed-demon odyssey on par with the liftoff of his earliest work.
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She accomplished this by resorting to those unofficial (and unprotected) servers, roping off media like cattle, refusing interviews, and trusting in her legacy media sycophants to make sure the party line was never disturbed.
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" With shades of Teddy Roosevelt, he went out of his way to praise a civilian outfit such as "Arizona's Sun City Posse, a group which has had great success roping in the bad guys.
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Those were things like the lasso, when Hobie (Alden Ehrenreich) is waiting to meet Carlotta (Veronica Osorio) [and does some roping tricks], and some of the stuff like the arch on the Appian Way.
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This rollout is later than Apple Pay's in Singapore, but by roping in nearly every major bank across MasterCard and Visa cards here, Samsung will hit a broad user base from the get go.
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An "Ultimate" subscription will launch later in 2019 at $14.99/month, roping together all the subscription benefits of Xbox Live Gold and Xbox Game Pass — $60/year and $9.99/month, respectively — under one umbrella.
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But all attempts at hiding his identity ended in early December when Bumgarner won a team-roping rodeo competition in Wickenburg, Arizona, and images of him were posted on a popular rodeo Facebook page.
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The Athletic revealed last month that Bumgarner, who grew up in North Carolina and has a ranch in Arizona, uses an alias, Mason Saunders, to compete in roping events at rodeos in the winter.
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For some, it might feel like vines of dread roping themselves around you the night before a big work deadline, or maybe like a creeping cloud of unease that settles in during your morning commute.
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The carmakers are roping in experts from the European power and engineering industry, including Germany's Innogy, E.ON and Siemens and Portugal's Efacec, which are all working on the technology, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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If there's a thread that ties all of that material together — while also roping in the great sweeping froth of "Moby-Dick" — it's the byproduct of Mr. Lederer's artistic temperament, which runs both frolicsome and determined.
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While Carnival jerk chicken is notorious for roping revellers into unwanted games of E. coli bingo, 750 chocolate-covered masqueraders of the Pure Lime float will sample Defour's classic Trinidadian dishes during the three-day event.
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Mr. Burck wanted to stop Mr. McGahn from roping other White House officials into the obstruction of justice investigation and from creating the impression that Mr. McGahn was willing to help Mr. Trump oust Mr. Mueller.
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ARMY RECRUITERS BRAVE STORM TO SAVE AMERICAN FLAG TOPPLED BY STRONG WINDS "With a handful of laughs and some mad rescue roping skills they were pulled back to the dock!" the sheriff&aposs office said on Twitter.
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He realized that his haute couture designs should also be translated into more wearable pieces, which was why he co-founded a ready-to-wear fashion company in 2012, roping in Warren Liu as his co-founder.
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He's saved both a few prime lines and a few prime flows for last, comparing his money to "Bill Gates's piggy bank" and jump roping through a sequence of internal rhymes around hips/tits/chicks/bricks/etc.
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When Layla posts a viral video protesting the slaughter of refugees by government drones, The Network capitalizes on her fame by creating a reality show called Activists in Sexy Solidarity (ASS) and roping in Layla as a contestant.
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By roping lawful permanent residents out of the country just because they happened to be traveling in a targeted nation, the Ninth Circuit reasoned, the Trump administration may have denied a class of people "notice and a hearing".
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Astros 6, Mariners 633 (10 innings) Yuli Gurriel delivered his second walk-off hit in as many nights, roping an RBI double to the right-center field gap in the 10th inning to lift Houston over visiting Seattle.
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And we are also saying that given the EU rules governing the Euro and other things, the only credible way of developing infrastructure, of investing, is by roping in the private sector rather than being antagonistic to it.
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Trump is at the center of a scandal over his efforts to pressure the Ukrainian government to investigate his political rival, and possibly using military aid as a bargaining chip and roping his cabinet officials into the process.
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A jump-roping chocolate bar informs me that I'd need to jump rope for 23 minutes — or a snorkeling olive recommends 23 minutes of swimming — to burn off a serving of Justin's Organic milk chocolate peanut butter cups.
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Roping in his old pals Kenny (Tom Courtenay), Terry (Jim Broadbent) and Danny (Ray Winstone) — a geezer jackpot of deafness, diabetes and hip replacement — Brian also includes a young protégé (Charlie Cox) to deactivate the vault's alarm system.
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"I was jump roping at a different game, where I didn't know any coaches, I didn't know anybody – it was another team my son played on and a coach was making fun of me on the sidelines," she recalls.
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My thought bubble: The confrontation between Washington and Beijing, which initially centered on alleged intellectual property theft, has metastasized over the past 18 months, roping in US security concerns about telecom equipment giant Huawei and Chinese purchases of US agricultural goods.
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Driving by a local lake we observed a bunch of women in a 🌈🦄 stuck in the weeds…Yes a rainbow unicorn… With a handful of laughs and some mad rescue roping skills they were pulled back to the dock!
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The choreography incorporates traditional steps like lazada, which mimics the roping techniques of vaqueros; or, as in Nayarit and other coastal states, aggressive footwork in which men show off their bravado by dancing with machetes, used to harvest sugar cane.
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The move comes at a time financial institutions across the United States have been looking to grow their consumer banking businesses by roping in younger customers though smartphone banking, aiming to cross-sell other financial products to them as their earnings increase.
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Next Mr Breyer asked how the constitution could "permit Missouri to deny money to the same place for helping children not fall in the playground, cut their knees, get tetanus, break a leg, etc" by roping them out of the tire-scrap programme.
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Between the two devices, the study found a greater discrepancy with the Surge than with the Charge HR.Forty three adults were put through differing levels of activity throughout a 65-minute session, from jogging to jump-roping to full-out treadmill running.
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A promotional contract obliges him to wear Wrangler jeans, and decades of ranching and roping inclines him to wear them stacked—that is, long and bunched up, so that he could, if necessary, mount a horse without fear of exposing any extra boot.
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Facebook also hopes that fast-loading product catalogs will do for shopping what its Instant Articles did for news — streamline the sometimes clunky and inconsistent process of browsing third-party sites by roping it into the mobile-friendly reaches of its walled garden.
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In my youth as a Boy Scout tying knots, lashings and pioneering and in my years of service in the Marine Corps rappelling, fast roping from helicopters and parachuting I understood how important it is to have only the best ropes and cords.
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Whether it's my parents urging me to get into the middle of a group shot at a birthday party, or my friend roping me into her Snapchat story, I've always felt a momentary panic when I'm thrust in front of a camera lens.
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Mr. Hermsen, a former physical education teacher who used to tour jump-roping teams around Iowa to perform at basketball games during halftime, declared his intention to align with the former entrepreneur Andrew Yang, at least in the first head-count at his precinct.
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The rollout follows Facebook's addition of a suite of tools last month aimed at roping more of your social and real world consumer life into its platform, including tailored appointment cards within Messenger that let businesses better schedule things like salon visits or auto repairs.
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For weeks, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has been building what he calls a "peaceful pressure" campaign, roping international partners into a broad effort to push the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to stop brandishing its missiles and weapons and come to the negotiating table.
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The New York-based company has been giving lesser discounts to maintain its premium brand cachet while roping in social media influencers such as Kendall Jenner, Shawn Mendes, and Zendaya to boost Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein brands among millennial and Gen-Z shoppers.
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Then, authorities closed off an Austin-area FedEx store where they believe the bomb that exploded was shipped to the distribution center — roping off a large area around the shopping center in the enclave of Sunset Valley and were collecting evidence, including surveillance camera footage.
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The US-China trade war, which Trump has been waging since his first few months in office in the spring of 2017, has been escalating in dramatic fashion this past year, roping in scores of products from American companies that primarily manufacture in Chinese factories.
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Lonesome Rose2101 N California Ave, Chicago,IL 60647 (773) 770-3414 You won't leave this airy Tex-Mex bar with a desire to go cattle roping (unless you're into that kind of thing), but you will leave full, thanks to well-appointed plates of tacos and nachos.
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That realization led to the creation of "Come Jump With Me," a powerful duet with Olivia Court Mesa, a South American immigrant to Israel, in which the two analyze their relationship with the country through confessional dialogue, a trove of props and some champion jump-roping.
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Then he escapes into the woods and there are these extended beautiful sections when he's just figuring out how to navigate, roping piglets, making fires, listening to the trees, eating honey and finding herbs and different flowers and just sort of sleeping and listening to the birds.
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And she discussed the various means of ascent with and without ropes and harnesses: bouldering (climbing without ropes); top-roping (ascending a wall with a rope anchored above); lead-climbing (ropes and harness, but no anchor above); and belaying (helping the lead climber by means of rope).
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Mr. Modi himself has revealed a far greater crush on Bollywood than previous prime ministers, posing for selfies with stars and roping them in for government campaigns, such as an initiative to promote voting and a film to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Mohandas K. Gandhi's birth.
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The Bird Box challenge was spurred on in part by prominent YouTubers like the extremely annoying kidfluencer Jake Paul, who posted a video purporting to show himself driving and wandering through traffic in a blindfold, as well as other morons who posted videos roping their children into it.
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By then, the Astros led 5-0, with Carlos Correa roping a two-run double to left field on the first pitch of his at-bat prior to Yuli Gurriel depositing his first home run of the season, a three-run shot into the seats in left field.
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She majored in product design at Stanford University, where she also founded the school's jump-roping team, then came on board as one of the first few staffers at the Emerson Collective, the advocacy group Jobs formed with the fortune of her late husband, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Those who earn the most money during the year, generally traveling to roughly 100 rodeos across the continent in search of paychecks, are eligible to compete in the National Finals Rodeo in December, when so-called world champions are named in events like bareback riding, bull riding and calf roping.
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She ended up inside the lobby of a Great Western Bank before a cowboy chased her down on his horse, roping her in and bringing her back outside The entire incident was caught on video by Kerri Summey, who was inside the Great Western Bank when Theme De Loof made her entrance.
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But I also couldn't help but think of the massive potential of a full-blown narrative adventure set in this world — one where the emphasis wouldn't have to be on utilizing multi-player components, or delivering fan service by roping in classic characters that had already been built for a pre-existing "hero" mode.
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Azeri image-laundering schemes are notorious among those tracking post-communist dictatorships, roping in everyone from former congressional officials to Tony Blair to U.S.-based academics like Brenda Shaffer, who, in a move that still hasn't been replicated, forced both The New York Times and The Washington Post to issue simultaneous corrections when her ties to Azerbaijan were unearthed.
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The live show later that night, for which they hop onstage an hour late, is an avalanche of youthful exuberance: tearing expensive shirts off; inexplicably smashing pineapples on the stage; roping in the visual aids of bubblegum-colored pixel art and video game references; taking a single sip from a freshly opened champagne bottle and immediately discarding it.
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While there's obviously some justice in this—the greatest weapon of social control ever devised isn't the cop or the baton, it's the streetlight—the greater injustice is the attempt to deny us the night and all it has to offer by roping it off, turning it into a slightly crapper extension of the day where it's colder and everything costs more.
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EditorsNote: Adds walk-off was in 220th inning in lead; adds winning pitcher; other edits Yuli Gurriel delivered his second walk-off hit in as many nights, roping an RBI double to the right-center field gap in the 53th inning to lift the Houston Astros to a 25-22 win over the Seattle Mariners at Minute Maid Park on Saturday.
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There are two types of indoor climbing walls: bouldering walls, which are low enough that climbers can leap (or tumble) onto the mats without getting hurt; and top-roping walls, which tower over the bouldering walls and require harnesses, ropes and a partner on the ground belaying the rope — or gathering the slack as you climb higher — so you won't fall too far if you slip.
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Children's Museum of the Arts Kids Fair (Sunday) For the first time, this museum is taking its arts programs to the street right outside its door: This free fair will feature a collaborative two-dimensional art project, a three-dimensional sculpture project, chalk drawing, an interactive performance and attractions that are just plain fun, like bubble making, jump roping and an inflatable bounce house.
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Wind your way through the paper banyan and you'll find Hassinger's video Wind (2014), a collaboration with the artist's daughter Ava and Nicholas Buchanan, projected on the wall, along with documentary photos from her work "Twelve Trees" (1979) — a series of tree-shaped wire roping on Mulholland Drive — and "Pink Trash" (1982), in which she collected bits of white trash, painted them pink, and placed them back on the grass.
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Some commentators thought, or wanted to believe, that Woods could contend at the Masters this year—he'd won four times already—and even a casual know-little like me couldn't help noticing that, on the day before the first round, he was roping his drives, one after another, each soaring toward the water tower on Washington Road on a clean, almost identical trajectory—a slight draw, right to left, which suits the doglegs of Augusta.
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There's even a Suite Life of Zack & Cody episode built around the stage production of High School Musical that in many ways seems to have served as a template for the current HSM series, somehow combining a double reference to Singing in the Rain and HSM while roping Tisdale in for some meta-casting: The early reviews of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series indicate that the show's not exactly breaking new and innovative ground — it's a mockumentary-style riff on the production that seems to have more in common with HSM's successor, Glee, than to the franchise itself.
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