Outside, the sounds of rebuilding — hammering, sawing, laughter — were steady.
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For Rabinowitz, the see-sawing fortunes of former Connecticut Democratic Sen.
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Halve it with a sharp knife, cutting in a sawing motion.
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Pretty sure it's totaled, especially with the giant sawing of its hood.
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You're trying to win this race by sawing off your own foot.
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"He squirmed as if I was sawing his leg off," Cecil said.
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" "In essence, they are sawing the branch on which they are sitting.
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I am not going to say we didn't struggle with the sawing process.
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It could have been HVAC, but the man thought it was someone sawing.
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There are also those that use what Champ Thomas called a 'sawing' punch.
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It's not even the see-sawing fortunes of candidates in the Democratic primary.
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The see-sawing financial stocks highlight the problem that Draghi bequeaths his successor.
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Toni sawing her head off, things like that, which is all prosthetics as well.
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Asian markets were mixed on Thursday after see-sawing following soft Chinese trade data.
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There's 3D printing, soldering, sawing, sanding, and a little bit of futzing with circuitry.
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The movie's see-sawing between familial cheer and simmering mistrust is both dizzying and absorbing.
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And it's potentially safer, as robots would do the dangerous job of sawing the wood.
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After sawing their chains off with a file, some 40 inmates escaped through the tunnel.
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Officers tried to coax Mr. Paul from his room before eventually sawing through the door.
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Driving by the lakefront, passers-by might catch a glimpse of Mr. Arnett sawing away.
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"We were sawing at it from both ends of the tree," he told reporters afterward.
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The forint has been see-sawing as it has settled in its new, weaker ranges.
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"Digits," with its see-sawing trap beat, is as thrilling as anything Thugger has ever done.
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"They said I needed to keep sawing until I had cut off my arm," Accel said.
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The pound has been see-sawing on differing perceptions of whether a deal will be done.
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Instead, all their ideas involve sawing off one or more legs of that three-legged stool.
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Markets have been see-sawing this week, mostly reacting to developments in US-China trade talks.
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In extreme cases, children have executed prisoners, sawing off heads with knives or firing bullets into skulls.
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He can seek re-election one more time due to see-sawing provisions in Algeria&aposs constitution.
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There's no way to see all of its constituent parts without sawing the thing completely in half.
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Theatre people and friends were sawing boards and sweeping the floor in preparation for painting it black.
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The ice hole was created by sawing through multiple feet of ice atop the frozen Baltic Sea.
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All our neighbors were outside, too, sawing fallen limbs, heaping trash and broken objects on the swale.
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With a sawing motion and the serrated knife's tiny teeth, you get more control and less mess.
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Uli: Two decades and more of scroll-sawing allowed me to refine a technique and push it further.
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One where you marched to a log factory or whatever and grimly led out your life, sawing shit.
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Once the sawing starts, it won't stop, and they think it will take 24 hours for each cut.
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He befriended tree cutters around his home and worked with sawyers to learn how to use sawing equipment.
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But that point is on a precarious edge, see-sawing somewhere between an AI dreamland and an AI nightmare.
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The see-sawing between "we need more civility" and "we need less political correctness" is really something to behold.
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To supporters, eliminating that part of the triad would be like sawing one leg off a three-legged stool.
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Be careful to make one fluid cut for each slice; cutting in a sawing motion will destroy the flesh.
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They looped the wire around your neck, stepped on your back, and pulled up with a rapid sawing motion.
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Every day, Cidade do Samba was a riot of active construction verbs — painting, gluing, sawing, welding, taping, screwing, cutting, sewing.
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It's probably safer than hover-woodchipping or hover-sawing, but who knows what those crazy teens will think of next.
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For now, cut your cake layers in half using a long serrated knife with a back and forth sawing motion.
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Japan's closed down 281.71 points, or 3403 percent, at 18,813.53, after see-sawing between gains and losses throughout the session.
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Gray shows us a cleaver and other cutters sawing through obscure objects that have been magnified too much to identify.
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She has been quietly sawing away on the sidelines for years, a "Star Is Born" story without the usual glitter.
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Shireen's confrontation with her husband's mistress, Rehana's issues with her college mates and Leela's see-sawing emotions all reek of artificiality.
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Students quickly learn how physical boatbuilding is — kneeling and sawing, gluing and sanding, and redoing whatever didn't work the first time.
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The essays chronicle Ikpi's childhood in Nigeria and coming-of-age in Oklahoma, see-sawing between deep depression and extreme euphoria.
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" Frizzo subsequently talked to a neighbor of the couple who reported having heard "all this sawing in the middle of the night.
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It's hard work popping ribs with giant shears, plucking organ bundles, and sawing open skulls—the body wants to keep its secrets.
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If you have a loved one (pets included) that snores, try playing back their snores the next time they start sawing wood.
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Begu sent a forehand wide in a see-sawing sixth game as Halep broke again and took the first set on serve.
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Farther to the right, you can make out men sawing a big chunk of the ice that threatens to entrap their vessel.
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I was hacking away, and then the sound changed and I looked down and I was just sawing into my own thumb.
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You will absorb more here about cutting and sawing and pulping and shipping and estimating lumber yields than you might think possible.
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Oh fuck, they put this cane in your mouth instead of anesthetic so you can bite it when they're sawing you open.Ewwww.
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Sawing it open with a serrated cake knife, he revealed a tender, stretchy core, a gelatinous sheen along its wide, open crumb.
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Other firefighters were sawing large planks of wood, suggesting that they intended to prop up the collapsed bridge while they extricated victims.
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Kamala Harris offered her health care plan expecting to bridge the party's divides and decisively answer doubts about her see-sawing positions.
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The Nowhere Inn is a semi-fictionalized story about the hazards and constantly see-sawing power balance inherent in making a documentary.
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Sawing at his violin, he evokes a character that could be played by a young Buck Henry in a Christopher Guest film.
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In the coming weeks, he plans to determine how the amount of actual sawing in the Saw movies affects their respective critical reception.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make
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Or is there enough stubbornness and folly in either man to keep on sawing off their party's nose to spite the other's face?
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Democratic congressional candidate Karen Mallard in Virginia touted her support for gun control in a Facebook Live video, sawing an AR-15 apart.
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Poachers broke into a zoo in France this week, killing a white rhino and sawing off one of its horns, NPR News reports.
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She's been chopping and sawing for nearly 30 years, first introduced to the sport by her husband after she was injured playing netball.
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Did I really see one figure self-decapitate with a length of wire, sawing briskly back and forth as if through a log?
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Over the last decade, voters have bounced from one party to the next in presidential and congressional elections, regularly see-sawing between parties.
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Make sure that you are slicing in one fluid movement—it's like slicing through an apple, not sawing though a loaf of bread.
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Surveillance videos of some burglaries show thieves sawing through the roofs of businesses, tracking law enforcement with police scanners and tying up employees.
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Before his death, Loveless had been arrested at least twice for bootlegging and escaped custody by sawing through jail bars, the organization said.
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A mosque leader questioned Becht, who then held his finger to his throat and made a sawing motion, according to a police report.
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They were also treated differently than adult bodies, which usually underwent a craniotomy (the process of sawing open a skull to examine the brain).
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Instead of moving it in a sawing back-and-forth motion, we're supposed to move it up and down the sides of our teeth.
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The team ended up sawing a broomstick into 59 small discs that could be used as testing materials to move across Anastasi's colored board.
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She then saved two match points at the end of the third set and held her nerve in a see-sawing tiebreak to prevail.
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I kicked the tail-end of the car out and shifted through gears like I was sawing through a large log with a handsaw.
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According to a recent Washington Post story, smugglers have been merrily sawing their way through the thing using power tools that are commercially available.
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As we walked past construction sites, open-bed trucks loaded with building material, and construction workers sawing amid showers of sparks, he took photographs.
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Environment Minister Cristiana Pasca Palmer highlighted the role of an electronic tracking system that monitors logs at every stage, from sawing to factory gate.
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When construction workers and miners inhale silica particles by cutting, sawing or drilling into rock, it can increase their risk of developing lung cancer.
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And they used the terrain itself as a weapon, rolling boulders to crush attackers and sawing through snow cornices with ropes to trigger avalanches.
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The Post reported that some of the damage has occurred in parts where electronic sensors that detect sawing vibrations have not yet been installed.
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"We are expecting consolidation over the next week or so given the see-sawing in the polls," said Martin Arnold, currency strategist at ETF Securities.
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CC Chic Winter Knit Beanie — $13 See Details You can now text and scroll away without feeling like Jack Frost is sawing off your fingers.
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Members of a 2416-person crew work in a line, hacking at the hardened ground, chopping down trees, yanking out roots and sawing down undergrowth.
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He was like some fearful sailor, sawing the wheel back and forth, peering into the night and trying to steer by some far-off star.
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Something ridiculous happens here, and people rush to post the gif of Bugs Bunny sawing off the state and letting it sink into the Atlantic.
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At the beginning of March, the company announced weaker 2018 results as sawing wire sales slowed down significantly and the industrial steel wire markets declined.
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Some poor sap is now without their bike because this mad man thought sawing through a tree trunk was easier than breaking a bike lock.
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ATF INVESTIGATING AFTER DEMOCRAT SEEN ON VIDEO SAWING AR-15 RIFLE APART Across the political aisle, Republican ads bearing arms also come under heavy criticism.
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Hammering, sawing and sanding his way through each hour, he takes pride in a craft where function meets beauty in the spaces of everyday life.
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Maybe it's the playfully see-sawing sonics, or his the space he allows for the chorus, his voice beamed in from somewhere far far away.
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Others were digging holes in the mud, scaling a 15-foot steel platform, sawing away at planks and hacking at a signboard with a crowbar.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump capped a week of see-sawing statements on gun control proposals by claiming Thursday evening that bipartisan talks are ongoing.
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They are profoundly flexible, allowing the sixgills' serrated teeth and wide mouth to bend across large prey, like a whale, and start sawing through flesh.
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Her stalker Michael David Barrett, who recorded the video after sawing a peephole into her room, was sentenced to two and a half years in prison.
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The news conference by Mario Draghi saw equity indexes see-sawing but remarks from the central bank governor failed to provide a clear direction for markets.
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Once the head, intestines, and legs are removed, the second butcher, Harnold, starts sawing the carcass in half while Jos strips the head of its skin.
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"One night I changed the passwords on all my various devices and started sawing at my wrist with a serrated knife," she writes in the book.
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Single "Cotton Skies" is washed with sawing guitars and floating, whimsical vocals from Julia Bjernelind while "Do You Feel It" answers the question with searing distortion.
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Case #2: Will The next case takes us to Georgia, where we meet 57-year-old carpenter Will, who is sawing wood in his front yard.
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The report said slaves would have done the hard work, like sawing logs and moving stones, as well as working at quarries to get raw materials.
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And, a decade ago, North Carolina's 22010th congressional district, with Asheville at its heart, was among the nation's most competitive, see-sawing with shifting political winds.
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It's a lot like the Gears you know and love, complete with snapping into cover, pulling off satisfying Active Reloads, and chain-sawing baddies into pieces.
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Amazon has eclipsed Microsoft as the most valuable publicly traded company in the U.S. as a see-sawing stock market continues to reshuffle corporate America's pecking order.
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In May 2017, $4.5 million worth of cosmetics were stolen from the Anastasia Beverly Hills warehouse just outside of Los Angeles by also sawing through the roof.
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While data on consumer spending has been strong, housing data has not and the market has been see-sawing amid political insecurity and a U.S. government shutdown.
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Along with her crew, Giertz rented a dedicated workshop to do the build, which took around two weeks and a lot of sawing at the metal chassis.
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Chaim: To me, compared to Beasts' thin story and see-sawing tone, the original Potter series just feels richer in a way that the new film doesn't.
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The whole process began in early fall, when Carlos Rosado, a visual-arts teacher, designed the curved, undulating set and a construction crew began sawing and hammering.
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You can hardly walk 50 feet without coming across someone sawing wood or pounding in tent stakes or lugging a crate of canned tomatoes to the kitchen.
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Then use a sawing motion as you continue to cut, moving the knife down and to the left; with your fingers, begin to pry open the roast.
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Inside, a lone figure (possibly Ocean?) is hard at work, moving and sawing large planks of wood, all in an effort to make … well, we don't actually know.
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She picks it up by the back legs, a bare skim of soft fur over the coupled bones, articulated and sinewy, sawing back and forth in her hand.
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It involved sawing open her breastbone, connecting her to a bypass machine to keep blood flowing through her body, and then stopping her heart and fixing the valve.
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So fire crew members work in line, hacking at the hardened ground, chopping down trees, sawing off brushes and yanking out roots hidden underfoot to clear the land.
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The Cleveland Indians are buzz-sawing through the Central, and Chicago needs to add at least two good everyday players and another starting pitcher to credibly challenge them.
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But his first attempt in February 1908 at cleaving — or sawing — the diamond ended when the blade of his tool broke on impact when he struck the stone.
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Of course, you could also ruin your Switch's resale value by sawing the grips off the included controller holster thing and duct taping them to the console itself.
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The frenetic see-sawing in the FTSE 250 contrasts with the more sanguine view investors have adopted in the larger-cap FTSE 100 index since the Brexit vote.
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Twenty-one Rohingya men escaped from the Phang Nga Immigration Detention Center in the early hours of Monday after sawing through an iron bar in their communal cell.
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Gizmodo: Before Lister introduced his antiseptic methods, you write that surgeons like Robert Liston were sawing off legs in under 219 seconds—and sometimes testicles in the process.
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After months of see-sawing prompted by uncertainty over trade, some markets were enjoying a relief rally, said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at Faraday Research in Singapore.
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To all appearances, the Saudis had not thought the matter through and were now sawing the branch off behind the Russians, who were in turn fleeing the scene.
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The stock has been see-sawing for the past month, often gaining or losing 5 percent or more in intraday trading, as speculation has swirled about its future.
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It showed a man screaming and crying, followed by some footage of a cop sawing the branches off a tree, with police lights and sirens blaring all around.
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As the Wall Street Journal reported last week, Talenti's lids continue to put customers at risk of sawing off a vital limb—all in innocent pursuit of dessert!
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Sudden drooping slides and players sawing away at their string instruments, punctuated by the somberly shuddering twang of horn and trumpet, give a sense of wandering and rootlessness.
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In the Stuttgart final today against Laura Siegemund, Mladenovic was sawing her opponent back and forth over the court, when she took a risk by going to net.
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They are sawing the machine and the boulder in half, polishing the sheared face of the boulder to a mirror sheen, then attaching the machine to the stone.
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An American hunter welling up over the body of the lion he has just shot; a South African rhino breeder calmly sawing the horns off his helpless charges.
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I have fantasized about sawing the Confederates off my family tree, thereby whittling the branches down to Swedish Baptists who would frown upon my godless, low-key life.
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The Gulch was the silentest place I'd knowed since back on the Big River deep in the night, and now there was hammering and clanging and sawing and . . .
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Go deeper: Smugglers have been sawing through Trump's border wall Border Patrol agents complain about national backlash Ending DACA could add risks to U.S. security and regional stability
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Everybody was working like crazy, stuff was falling off the walls, people were welding, sawing, sparks were flying, and I was like, perfect, now I can get something done!
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The zoo has, in recent years, experimented with several alternatives — including preemptively sawing off the horns of its rhinos, a painless procedure that doesn't prevent them from growing back.
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Which is pretty much how I feel about a lot of Westworld's more elaborate violence — the scalping, the sawing off of heads, the piling up of floppy bleeding corpses.
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So he makes an unorthodox decision to build a boat, which requires him to spend months locked in a shed, alone (of course), sawing and swearing, drilling and planing.
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Their cynicism is expressed in the phrase "raspil," which means "sawing into pieces," slang for graft in government-sponsored projects, which can reach 50 percent of the stated contract.
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In season five, Monica's brother, Ross (David Schwimmer), tried to drag a new couch up the stairs to his apartment before finally giving up and sawing it into pieces.
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These would be useless to people with pre-existing conditions, who would find themselves segregated into a high-cost market — effectively sawing off the third leg of the stool.
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European markets closed lower by a slim margin Monday afternoon, having spent the day see-sawing above and below the flat line thanks to investor jitters over world trade.
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"I had no doubt in my mind that I will give everything I can," Azarenka told ESPN in a courtside interview about the see-sawing final game of the match.
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The land has legally belonged to the Yanomami since 1992, but miners continue to exploit the area, sawing down trees and poisoning rivers with mercury in their lust for gold.
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It gets to a point where Sam is literally sawing at Jorah's flesh as a last resort, unable to get that final piece off — while Jorah comically grunts and moans.
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Rohrer was like a fish, swimming down to the animal and sawing at the line for 30 to 45 seconds at a time -- all while holding his breath, Sprague said.
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Two young butchers, Jocelyn Guest and Erika Nakamura, are partners in the restaurant; in their blue aprons and white shirts, they oversee the carving and trimming and sawing and chopping.
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Trail maintenance usually means sawing through and clearing out trees that have fallen onto trails and building drainage to help deal with the glacial runoff that floods them every spring.
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For this very reason, Christmas tree farms have attendants who are more than happy to help you saw (and then take a picture of you fake-sawing for your Instagram.) 5.
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After a nail-biting night in which the vote kept see-sawing from one side to the other, "Leave" has won a victory over "Remain" of 51 percent to 49 percent.
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By the end, Ms. Bathgate was practically sawing at a string while twisting the cello's peg and painfully contorting its pitch, the classical equivalent of smashing a guitar against the stage.
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Just take a look at the skill with which Payet dices up this Watford defender, sawing him back and forth with some magical footwork (he's not just a set piece man, people).
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A — in all her iterations — has done some seriously messed up stuff over the years, from nearly sawing Emily (Shay Mitchell) in half to mowing down Hanna (Ashley Benson) in a car.
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There was a surge in Asian markets in the immediate aftermath of the decision but that was short-lived, with the Nikkei see-sawing, while other markets extended losses or trimmed gains.
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The world's super-rich population got smaller in 2714 for the first time in seven years, as the mega-wealthy took hits from see-sawing financial markets, according to a new report.
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In Australia, resources producers were up after see-sawing during the session, with shares of Rio Tinto gaining 22.75 percent, BHP Billiton higher by 0.65 percent and Fortescue Metals up 0.65 percent.
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K., you can make it work for two days, but if they understand that you are doing something"—he whistled and started sawing at his neck with a finger—"they eliminate you.
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Turns out, Jay can be a little shy when welcoming foreign dignitaries into his home and he manifests this by see-sawing rapidly (for Jay) between moods and lighting things on fire.
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The shipyard was lonesome throughout winter, but he was usually in the hull of the schooner drinking beer and sawing wood by lamplight, classical music echoing from a radio in his cabin.
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Go deeper: Smugglers have been sawing through Trump's border wall Pentagon halts 3 planned border projects over lack of funding Trump plans to fast-track border wall construction ahead of 2020 election
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Ever since the shock 2016 Brexit referendum sent sterling to its biggest one-day fall in decades, the pound has been see-sawing on differing perceptions of whether a deal will be done.
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First, workers smashed open the Barosaurus's underbelly with a mallet so someone could get inside to guide the sawing process, avoiding the 24-foot pipe that ran from the head to the tail.
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Dr. Julie C. Brown is a University of Washington School of Medicine pediatric emergency physician who has been sawing apart the new and old EpiPens, in part to see what the differences are.
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They're developing a robot called Sweeper that can autonomously roam a greenhouse, eyeballing peppers to determine if they're mature enough before sawing them off the plant and placing the produce in a basket.
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He deftly sharpened an eight-inch knife against a water stone before plunging it into the silver-scaled fish and sawing off the collar, using another, bigger knife to lop off the bone.
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Demand for riskier assets has stabilised this week after see-sawing since late January, as China's central bank stepped in to cushion the blow of the outbreak on factory activity and consumer spending.
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By contrast, "Watchmen" delivered a mostly satisfying finish, weaving strands together and sawing off most (not all) of the loose ends, while leaving a few tantalizing possibilities to ponder once the credits rolled.
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A firehose of moisture and a series of potent storms have sent the western United States see-sawing from drought to flood in the past few weeks, with widespread extreme weather continuing on Wednesday.
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With equities whip-sawing each day in reaction to the last big earnings beat or miss, investors braced for more volatility through the remainder of the U.S. earnings season and ahead of the Nov.
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Time and again, Mr. Burton has tried to smooth down his singular art, rather like one of Cinderella's stepsisters sawing off a bit of her foot to squeeze into a happily-ever-after slipper.
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So what was an avant-garde chef better known for breaking rules and theatrical touches—sawing bone marrow by hand used to be a popular trick in the dining room—doing running a sausage stand?
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Mr. Tetzlaff, long known as a meticulous and refined virtuoso, had just displayed a newfound excitability, sawing madly in the increasingly charged ending of the first movement, even broadly if not audibly stamping a foot.
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TOKYO, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average gained on Thursday as bargain hunting prevailed during a see-sawing session, while refiner Idemitsu Kosan slid as its takeover bid for a Showa Shell hit an obstacle.
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What Ikea did for furniture, Arcade21UP has done for arcade cabinets, creating flat-packed kits that include everything you need to build a fully-functional arcade machine—no soldering, sawing, or even software to deal with.
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First and foremost, it's a record that led the pack to the indie dance floor: "Date with the Night," with its distorted, see-sawing lick and clattering of hi-hats, was the cue to go buckwild.
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A Virginia Beach schoolteacher running for Congress who posted an online video sawing apart an AR-15 rifle is now under investigation by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, according to ABC 13 News.
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And on the heels of that came the first of the tricks: One theme entry could be SAWING A LADY IN HALF, and elsewhere you could have LA and DY separated by a black square. Perfect!
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But it's mostly just a lot of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, maybe in real time (the video's URL also includes the word "live," but it's not clear if this is, in fact, a livestream).
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But it's mostly just a lot of sawing—maybe as part of a loop, maybe in real time (the video's URL also includes the word "live," but it's not clear if this is, in fact, a livestream).
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At first, things were going fine — the technician was lightly sawing away at my feet and chatting with the woman next to her as what seemed like a normal amount of dead skin collected on the towel.
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In addition to card tricks and sawing his assistant in half, Blass, 35, also serves a glass of water from his tablet and makes a pizza delivery man magically appear after placing an order on his iPad.
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After the second week, cutting away the soft tissue required making several more cuts along the length of the bone—usually while holding the blade almost flat against the bone—and occasionally even sawing at the tendon.
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After years of touting the impenetrability of a border wall, President Donald Trump said Saturday that "you can cut through any wall" as reports surfaced of smugglers sawing through newly erected barriers with readily available power tools.
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He described Jutting's ability to form judgments and exercise self-control by trying to cut Ningsih's neck as she knelt by the toilet bowl and later dragging her to the shower when he finished sawing her neck.
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The new show will be recorded in a purpose-built arena in Glasgow with state-of-the-art cameras "capable of capturing every crushing, sawing and scorching moment in incredible detail," as well as even more sophisticated robots.
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Designed and built by a special effects artist named John Nolan, each of these animatronic spies, packed with electronics and servos, can take months to create—and even longer in the case of the life-size sawing orangutan.
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The company, whose steel wire reinforces a third of the world's tyres, said its Asian business was hit by a capacity reduction by Chinese tyre manufacturers in the second quarter and that demand for sawing wire was volatile.
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So while I'm usually sawing away at the wheel, working to place the car in the best spot along every inch of racetrack, the EVO smooths out that process, making for a less frantic, more enjoyable drive experience.
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As the independent watchdog makes clear, the murder and bone-sawing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi last year by Saudi agents in Istanbul is not an isolated violation of the basic norms accepted by the world's liberal democracies.
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That tightening of the purse strings was most pronounced with a 29.2 percent drop in spending by Britons, where a see-sawing sterling, weakened by the referendum to leave the European Union, made holidays in Greece more expensive.
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For the middle tunnel, you get a peek at some of the architecture, for instance and then boom, you're presented with ships in the foreground, buildings, tall ancient spires, ships perched atop the buildings, canopies sawing in the wind.
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More recent data have been mixed, as consumers feel squeezed by higher inflation largely driven by sterling's fall after last year's Brexit vote, while the Bank of England has been see-sawing over whether interest rates need to rise.
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And like many other Tanzanian growers, she was receiving bargain-basement prices and unable to stay above even a third-world country's poverty line, due to precarious see-sawing global market prices in conjunction with Tanzania's changing political structure.
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For decades, the right has been sawing away at the threads that still connect it to mainstream institutions, procedures, and norms of conduct, to the point that it has created a hermetically sealed and impenetrable world of its own.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets have been see-sawing this week on signals from US-China trade negotiations, and mostly edged up on Friday after fresh signs that the two countries are working to hammer out a deal.
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Best-case scenario: he delivers your child, disappears into the basement with it, and comes back six months later, pointing out that he's only made a few surgical improvements, mostly involving tacking on extra body parts, rather than sawing them off.
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The Japanese player, who reached the final in Miami and the last four in both Madrid and Rome in ATP Masters 1000 events earlier this season, emerged victorious in a see-sawing encounter that lasted a little more than two hours.
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He showcases his natural knack for see-sawing melodies, as well as a newfound talent for dance instructional "Cha-Cha Slide" bangers—but much like his arguable predecessors Young Thug and Lil Wayne, he strikes hardest when mining his emotional side.
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Suddenly I saw myself as another, prettier girl might see me, a girl back at Garran Primary School in Canberra, say: crass and desperate, dirty and wild-eyed, with a terrible American accent, sawing away at roadkill like a maniac.
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In Las Marías, the storm clogged so many roads and toppled so many trees that it took volunteers and work crews about a week of sawing through fallen tree trunks and bulldozing mudslides to clear a path, local officials said.
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The two minute-long video ends with gruesome footage of an Islamic State fighter sawing the head off of a fighter from the so-called New Syrian Army, and placing the corpse on a stone fountain in a public square.
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Down the street from Ms. Boone-McCreesh's studio in the Station North neighborhood is Open Works Baltimore, an open-use, membership-based space with nearly every imaginable piece of equipment for welding, drilling, sawing, sewing and even 3-D printing.
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That means Fabrice Bregier has had to abandon the civil business's separate CEO privileges to became chief operating officer of the wider group as a powerful No.2 — a delicate move in a company with a long history of see-sawing job moves.
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The prosecution has stated the former Cambridge University graduate was able to form judgments and exercise self-control, describing when he cut Ningsih's neck as she knelt by the toilet bowl and later dragged her to the shower to finish sawing her neck.
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They do it physically and often casually — chopping off toes as punishment for running, sawing off legs gone gangrenous, raping and beating, shooting and stabbing — but the deeper and more agonizing wounds they deal one another, Powers makes clear, are the psychic ones.
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His image for Marshall McLuhan's article, for example, was a man sawing an umbilical cord connecting his gut to a globe; his image for Sartre's piece was a man in a beret sitting on another's back, holding a hangman's noose partially fashioned out of baguettes.
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Submerged, jazzy chords coil and roil around see-sawing puffs of bass, James' vocal is given the choppy microhouse treatment, and the whole thing's wrapped in the aural equivalent of half-popped bubble wrap that's been left to melt in the mid-afternoon sun.
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Note: When I say the buzzing is fairly loud, I mean it woke me up mid-nap (it turned itself on while in a box on the other side of my room) and I thought construction workers were sawing open the apartment above me.
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Central to the show's concept is a famous work by the late New Yorker Gordon Matta-Clark, a son of the Chilean painter Roberto Matta: "Splitting" (1974), the documented sawing in half, from top to bottom, of a banal two-story house in New Jersey.
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With the temperature nudging 40 degrees Celsius (104F) at a scorching Rod Laver Arena, Muguruza was dragged into a see-sawing scrap by fourth seed Halep, who threatened to run away with the second set after losing her cool at the end of the first.
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When their sawing causes a bird's nest to fall, the newcomers stare thoughtfully at the chicks singing at their feet, much as Burns must have stared at that mouse's nest he turned up with his plow two centuries earlier, and which inspired his poem.
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Sam Spence, a prolific composer for NFL Films who marshaled sawing strings, rattling drums, pounding timpani, resonant horns, twittering woodwinds and blaring trumpets to create a signature soundtrack for the quasi martial enterprise known as pro football, died on Saturday, the day before the Super Bowl, in Lewisville, Tex.
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First, almost immediately after signaling general displeasure with Chinese efforts in his pivotal June 85033 tweet, the Treasury Department designated Bank of Dandong, a small Chinese bank, a "primary money laundering concern" pursuant to Section 311 of the Patriot Act, thereby sawing it off from the global financial system.
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While the refugee party in the human capital is capable of buzz-sawing through anyone stupid enough to challenge it (which makes for a pretty cool opening sequence, I must say), the Ravens' trip into hostile territory pits them against some of the most difficult enemies in the series.
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Slack beat Wall Street financial targets in its third quarter but did not provide an update on its number of daily users — a closely watched gauge of its competition with Microsoft — sending the company&aposs stock see-sawing in after hours trading as investors tried to assess its progress.
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Sterling has been on a rollercoaster ride in the past two weeks, last week suffering its worst week in a year on domestic political and economic worries, and this week see-sawing on reports that have offered conflicting accounts of progress made in divorce talks between Britain and the European Union.
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He made videos of himself walking in rote patterns, toying in darkness with a fluorescent tube, and sawing on a violin tuned to D, E, A, and D. The tapes are boring on purpose, meant to bring the droning passage of recorded real time into the real time of exhibition spaces.
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It's what Disney animators call "bumping the lamp," a design ethos that film aficionado Kristian Williams elaborated upon in his video essay on Roger Rabbit: "Bumping the lamp" refers to the scene in the back of Dolores' bar, where Eddie Valiant is sawing off the handcuffs that connect him to Roger Rabbit.
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The Dream Book was a long list of dreams that were believed to be either auspicious or bad omens, and they'd gotten a kick out of reading examples, one of which Danielle remembered: auspicious—if a man sees himself sawing wood in a dream, it is a sign that his enemies are dead .
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I also saw that I was slow returning to the T; that I sometimes took an unaccountable extra hop before setting off, like Wile E. Coyote band-sawing his legs in midair; and that when I hit my backhand crosscourt I threw my body wide open, a cuckolded husband ripping aside the drapes.
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And yet, for all the wackiness and whip-sawing of these first 19 months, there's a very credible case to make that the next two-ish weeks are the most critical of Trump's presidency to date -- and will set a course for the remaining years of his presidency that will be very difficult to alter.
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According to USA Today, the baggage handler for Piedmont Airlines, a subsidiary of American, told cops he was drunk early Saturday morning when he decided to crawl in among the luggage inside a 737 and catch a few quick Zs. Apparently, no one on the ground at Kansas City International Airport noticed that the unnamed 23-year-old was conked out, so they just closed up the cargo hold with the man still sawing logs inside.
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This surveillance material has reportedly been shared with US officials, where it must be shaping the geopolitical response — making it harder for President Trump to do what he really wants to do, and stick like glue to a regional US ally with which he has his own personal financial ties, because the arms of that state have been recorded in the literal act of cutting off the fingers and head of a critical journalist, and then sawing up and disposing of the rest of his body.
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What we see of their current schemes are mostly empty acts of protest theater, like sawing the brass testicles off the Wall Street bull; petty harassment of E Corp executives, like commandeering the software of their top lawyer's "smart home" and blasting the stereo and air conditioner until she's forced to flee; or a combination of the two, like coercing the chief technology officer Scott Knowles (a terrifically tense Brian Stokes Mitchell) to wear one of their trademark moneyman masks and light $5.9 million on fire in the middle of Battery City Park.
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As Howe writes of one of Thek's works: It's a manic condition; barbaric conceptions of an "other self" sawing away our finite future as we approach the laws which govern clutter; leaving at death to return no more although fitfully visiting old haunts with the aid of metal, clay, gauche, glass, glue Howe is interested in original manuscripts not for the content, but, as she has often remarked, to see the personal expressions of an author as they are composed on the page — or, in many of Emily Dickinson's works, for example, upon envelopes, cards, and other surfaces.
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