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Tina had captioned it, "Why at every party even a kids party do we have to do 10 versions of the Harlem shuffle, electric slide, cupid Shuffle, wobble Shuffle the Texas shuffle, everything but the kitchen sink Shuffle."
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"Why at every party even a kid's party do we have to do 10 versions of the Harlem shuffle, electric slide, cupid Shuffle, wobble Shuffle, The Texas shuffle —everything but the kitchen sink Shuffle," Tina Knowles-Lawson wrote on Instagram, where she initially posted the video.
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Tap the "Shuffle Play" button to shuffle an album or playlist.
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Shuffle shuffle, glug glug, there goes Boston Store, there goes Carson Pirie Scott.
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It'll be white when shuffle is off, and turn green when shuffle is on.
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He wanted to do not "Shuffle Along" but the making of "Shuffle Along" (official title: "Shuffle Along, or the Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed").
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If a playlist can only be played in shuffle mode, that is now designated with a blue shuffle icon.
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Underwater Audio Waterproof iPod Shuffle, $280, available on AmazonThis waterproof iPod shuffle was a complete game-changer for me.
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It's easy to shuffle a Spotify playlist — just click or tap the shuffle icon at the bottom of your screen.
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Netflix is considering a shuffle button [Image Credit: AndroidPolice]This week Netflix introduced one basic new approach to discovery: a shuffle button.
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A piece of his tentatively titled "Shuffle 7" struck a rubbery variation on soul-jazz, toggling between dub reggae and a Bernard Purdie shuffle.
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Alvin Cash, 'Doin' the Ali Shuffle' The "Ali Shuffle" is actually a James Brown-esque quick-step Ali would insert into his regular "dance" before punch combinations.
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She had Ms. Massand shuffle a deck and pick a card, write "Rome" and her name on it, put the card back and shuffle the deck again.
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"The Humans" and "Shuffle Along" each earned four awards, with "The Humans" winning for outstanding play and "Shuffle Along" for outstanding musical, at the Drama Desk Awards on Sunday night.
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Shuffle Along tells a tremendous historical story — that of the ambitious and inspired all-black creative team behind the groundbreaking, influential, and now totally forgotten 1921 musical of the same name, Shuffle Along.
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During that sidewalk shuffle, we spied a cute "Gigi" keychain.
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Similar to the iPod Shuffle, Mighty doesn't have a screen.
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It's as if global interconnectivity made a subtle shuffle forward.
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How to shuffle a Spotify playlist on the mobile app1.
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Unlike regular playlists, you can't shuffle songs, just skip ahead.
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Will my own shitty posts get lost in the shuffle?
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They shuffle up one by one, men desperate for sleep.
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As with today's shuffle, Mr. Kelleher came out on top.
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If it's an artist, music will play in shuffle mode.
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Put this on shuffle and let the good times roll!
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Tough language, a cabinet shuffle and making Canadians feel safer.
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You can still do Genius Shuffle and create Genius Playlists.
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I shuffle the plastic sheets, trying to glean the unseen.
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It is tempting to shuffle possible, posthumous diagnoses of Hughes,
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It's Sunday so we stroll not shuffle, because contemplation reigns.
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We see many injustices every day, yet we shuffle on.
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He could stand with help and shuffle down the hall.
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Apple learned this shortly after the iPod Shuffle was launched.
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Hulu made a very limited attempt at shuffle as well.
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A waterproof iPod Shuffle to motivate you to keep going
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The iPod Classic, Nano, and Shuffle have all been discontinued.
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Veterans Affairs Another week, another shuffle at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Why make your hosts offer to shuffle bedrooms by complaining?
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Outside, the daily steady shuffle of tourists posed for pictures.
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Other mutations may shuffle genetic switches in the bacteria's DNA.
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You think of the 1985 "Super Bowl Shuffle" Chicago Bears.
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Even Wall Street's biggest GE bear praised the leadership shuffle.
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So there's a sort of officer shuffle that goes on.
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You can shuffle and pick out the card you want.
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Seriously, there was no hole for him to shuffle through.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Shuffle the cards. Masculine?
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I began to shuffle toward the restroom under a nurse's supervision.
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Zirinsky's aim is to announce the talent shuffle all at once.
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Apple launched both the Shuffle and the Nano back in 2005.
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At its most basic, Mighty is an iPod Shuffle for Spotify.
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This is the airport TSA shuffle we all know and abhor.
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Does the idea of a shuffle button for Netflix sound appealing?
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They shuffle, reach, grasp the air, and ultimately open their eyes.
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While talented, he has often been lost in the frontcourt shuffle.
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The fifteen or so kids left standing shuffle towards the exit.
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Breath slow and watch the air around you shuffle into steam.
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Assistants shuffle between tasks as impossibly mundane as they are unassailable.
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That's how a lot of artists get lost in the shuffle.
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That said, the free tier has always limited users to shuffle.
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I get on Spotify and shuffle through my Release Radar playlist.
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Reservation names are called out and guests shuffle inside the restaurant.
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The new Surface Book got lost in the shuffle this week.
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Taiwan presidents often shuffle premiers in response to dips in popularity.
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I just hope that it isn't totally lost in the shuffle.
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The musical Shuffle Along also did well, picking up 10 nominations.
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Many shuffle about their daily tasks suffused in gloom and pessimism.
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So I take five, open Spotify and hit shuffle on Jamiroquai.
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So then you go into deception two, which is the shuffle.
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So the first one is going to be the overhand shuffle.
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But be prepared to shuffle those blocks around and be creative.
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The management shuffle gave Rovi a chance to make its move.
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Sometimes taking care of yourself can get lost in the shuffle.
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A small, intuitive handlebar controller helps riders shuffle through the menus.
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He is openly considering a staff shuffle among his senior aides.
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Jeff Buckley's personal record collection is now yours to shuffle through.
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Shuffle is an event made for social media-savvy food enthusiasts.
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"Shuffle Along" is often called the first successful all-black musical.
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"Shuffle Along" has been revived twice before, in 1933 and 1952.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, in particular, were lost in the shuffle.
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The shuffle was sparked by another cabinet minister's departure, he said.
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The American Health Care Act has resumed its zombie shuffle forward.
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If I'm being honest, shuffle is the more important piece here.
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The result is a Dave Barry-esque shuffle of loony sarcasm.
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Yeah, I've always wanted to make something with a shuffle beat.
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This also means they'll shuffle audiences from one program to another.
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Then they shuffle home to wait out this 21st-century siege.
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The shuffle comes at a delicate time for China's financial leadership.
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Ford announced it would shuffle workers from slower to busier plants.
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At home, we shuffle between two MacBooks and an iPad Pro.
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Other more moderate candidates, meanwhile, just got lost in the shuffle.
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How to turn on shuffle on Spotify using your phoneFirstly, it should be noted that if you don&apost have Spotify Premium and are using the mobile app, some playlists can only be played in shuffle mode.
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And such a bureaucratic shuffle could come with a hefty price tag.
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The plans for this talent shuffle started to leak out months ago.
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"PLEASE SWIPE AGAIN" People shuffle in and out of the closest car.
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I eventually shuffle back into my room, and we fall asleep together.
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For now, I'll jam out in my car to Spotify on shuffle.
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He had me shuffle around the heavy bag, or execute different steps.
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Can Netflix and Hulu just add a shuffle button to tv series ?
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"It's the little folks who get lost in the shuffle," says Bridy.
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Others simply took the opportunity of a management shuffle to re-evaluate.
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"This is a shuffle between on- and off-warrant stocks," he said.
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I shuffle downstairs and listen to my current audiobook while snuggling cats.
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The move is the latest shuffle made to the Bills' defensive staff.
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It's still fundamentally a bigger, fatter iPod shuffle-type music player, though.
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The company will no longer make the iPod shuffle or iPod nano.
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Most HR and hiring teams shuffle through endless digital piles of resumes.
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At that time Laird's was lost in the shuffle among larger brands.
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No shuffle toward it, and no awkward player framing of their reflection.
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Kushner will almost certainly survive if such a shuffle comes to pass.
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The "Shuffle" announcement comes during a tough period for many Broadway producers.
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The Mets' offensive frenzy came after another unexpected lineup shuffle by Collins.
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Let's not let such important information get lost in the paper shuffle.
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Shuffle 10 steps to the right and 10 steps to the left.
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This is high-concept stuff, and opportunities get lost in the shuffle.
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The emotional range of the dancing in "Shuffle Along" is also narrower.
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You could get paid to do essentially nothing, just "shuffle forward" occasionally.
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Another way to inject life into government is to shuffle the cabinet.
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Shuffle, the world's largest game of musical chairs, but played with kitchens.
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To say the The Shuffle is a logistical nightmare is an understatement.
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His hips ached with every step, limiting his walk to a shuffle.
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Facebook is making the biggest executive shuffle in its 15-year history.
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The brain is taught: This is the shuffle of your own feet.
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But let us, for a moment, focus on Gigi Hadid's mom shuffle.
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It said no dominant player had yet emerged from the competitive shuffle.
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With the latest shuffle, Mr. Bakish has his own team in place.
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" Last year he appeared on Broadway as Aubrey Lyles in "Shuffle Along.
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My movement: the cane's bold stomp followed by a soft hitching shuffle.
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It's not clear which of the government investigations triggered the executive shuffle.
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I know the shuffle of someone carrying them tools in baggy jeans.
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Sorry folks ... sounds like the Truffle Shuffle is staying in the '80s.
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Sluggishly, I unfurl myself from many comforters and shuffle to the shower.
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Occasionally, he would break out in a joyous side-to-side shuffle.
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Culp also downplayed talk that he could further shuffle GE's executive ranks.
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What comes next could completely shuffle the U.S. telecommunications landscape yet again.
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In order to focus I did a little shuffle-dance on land.
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I couldn't shuffle the cards quite right, but I did my best.
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Yael Swica New York City The Road to Recovery Colton Wooten's raw depictions of addiction, homelessness, and the shuffle between relapse and recovery allowed me to viscerally revisit my past as an addict ("The Florida Shuffle," October 21st).
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After the odd third-generation Shuffle, which removed the physical buttons from the device entirely to rely on headphone controls, Apple's current iPod Shuffle is similar to the second-generation design, a small, clip-on device with hardware controls.
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Zinc bulls have been caught out by the New Orleans metals shuffle before.
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Volume, shuffle, and repeat are controlled via the mini player in the corner.
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Shuffle actually produces some pretty hot beats reminiscent of Matmos or Mira Calix.
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The shuffle of papers has never been louder, and things are looking bleak.
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Cox declined to comment on the leadership shuffle in his interview with Recode.
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These playlists are marked throughout the mobile app with a blue shuffle icon.
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Appreciate these really big shuffle and repeat buttons in iOS 10.2...but pic.twitter.
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Although it resembles an iPod shuffle, it's not like a traditional MP3 player.
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Maybe shuffle around some policy re: separating mothers from children at the border.
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Don't be took quick to get rid of your Nano or Shuffle, though.
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The third-gen iPod Shuffle is easily one of the most forgotten iPods.
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If you request a playlist, the music will start playing in shuffle mode.
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The winner was an iPod Shuffle case that doubled as a beer opener.
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"Shuffle your feet as you pass through to warn the rattlesnakes," Smith advises.
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Its slow shuffle towards a Remain position has already come at a cost.
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The app also offers an album shuffle mode, which we're big fans of.
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It prompted Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, the president, to shuffle his security leadership.
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Smart phone zombies shuffle mutely along sidewalks, their eyes fixed on their screens.
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You won't find the handy shuffle switch that's on Apple's minuscule iPod, however.
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And being left without something as simple as "shuffle all," well, it sucks.
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But pressure on Mr Corbyn to shuffle towards backing a referendum is growing.
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Sources tell us Trump recognizes that a Cabinet shuffle would bring bad press.
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Now show them how a good ol country shuffle is supposed to sound!
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When people shuffle and move around, let your body flow with the crowd.
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Business Insider reported last week that an executive shuffle was in the works.
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When there are big partisan fights, science often gets lost in the shuffle.
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With the bridge shuffle the same thing, you pull yourself into a bridge.
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George C. Wolfe's new musical, "Shuffle Along," centers on that sort of wielding.
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I never know when I'll want to shuffle and pull out a card.
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And that absence speaks to what the dancing in "Shuffle Along" doesn't do.
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That movie is Robert Townsend's "Hollywood Shuffle," and it was released in 1987.
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By this point, the software supported iPod Classic, Shuffle, Touch, Nano, and iPhone.
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Will he shuffle and reshuffle his team, as he has his campaign staff?
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You'll never lose notes in the shuffle of traveling with this smart notebook.
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It looks as if "Shuffle Along" will have to face "Hamilton" after all.
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You can stop by and listen in — on shuffle: Beginning at 9 a.m.
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As Ingrid, you seamlessly shuffle between sad and sympathetic and hilariously, scarily pathetic.
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But if he wasn't, then his last extra shuffle step needs some explanation.
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Then, I put her back in her crib and shuffle back to bed.
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Shawn Brackbill observed the backstage shuffle at Coach during New York Fashion Week.
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The risk is that notes and rhythms can get lost in the shuffle.
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I say that and they just sort of blush and shuffle their feet.
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Spotify Free on Sonos lets you shuffle playback of the entire Spotify catalog.
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For the first time in a while, the designer shuffle has let up.
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Byrne, a congressman from the Gulf Coast, has been lost in the shuffle.
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At times, however, the protagonist's inertia slows the narrative pace to a shuffle.
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"It's not a shrink, but a shuffle," he said of the modified calendar.
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The executive shuffle comes at a time when Google is facing mounting scrutiny.
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In the process, some DNA can shuffle from one chromosome to its partner.
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This is Cristiano Ronaldo wearing an iPod Shuffle -- and it was shot TODAY!!
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Dessert, in the form of tiramisù cannoli, will shuffle onstage later this week.
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People shuffle around a bit, and his briefcase now has a little area.
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"Shuffle Along," which has the full title of "Shuffle Along, or The Making of the Musical Sensation of 1921 and All That Followed," is a jazz-and-tap show that explores the history of an early all-black Broadway musical.
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Then Newton crouched and did a little shuffle and went bouncing into Stewart's arms.
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You shuffle to the bathroom while clawing at your eyeballs like a rabid cat.
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Nothing gets lost in the shuffle and TicPods gives music a chance to breathe.
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This is also where you'll find the iPod touch, iPod nano and iPod shuffle.
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The Model S 75D, which starts at $353,500, is unchanged in this latest shuffle.
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I shuffle and stack tortillas six days a week — that helped tone them up!
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Previously on the free tier, all playlists could only be played in shuffle mode.
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Will it shuffle in the occasional hourlong episode of a podcast you already like?
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The leadership shuffle comes as competing airlines decided to raise ticket prices a bit.
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Is there a song you always find arousing when it comes up on shuffle?
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First up, Tabria Majors says she's a pianist and can shuffle cards really well.
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They noticed a subtle shuffle in his step and diagnosed him with Parkinson's Disease.
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And the context here is that a staff shuffle has been promised -- by Trump!
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You need something to set you apart, otherwise you'll get lost in the shuffle.
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It's easy for the Republican health care bill to get lost in the shuffle.
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So Facebook enters the dating market will led to a new round industry shuffle.
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Every 'Stone Cold Stunner' needs a stuneé; every 'Five Knuckle Shuffle' needs a face.
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They shuffle through the manicured grounds with soiled clothing and matted hair like zombies.
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Social butterfly that you are, you don't want to shuffle bae to the backburner.
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To be extra careful, he might create multiple companies that shuffle money between them.
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The last thing I want is something important to get lost in the shuffle.
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When the federation talks about business, "soccer gets lost in the shuffle," he said.
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The severe conditions caused organizers to shuffle other parts of the Alpine skiing schedule.
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And the other was to write the code to shuffle a deck of cards.
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One song, "The Cha Cha Shuffle," the team first heard months earlier in Canada.
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Susan Brown, nominated for "Angels in America," likes to keep a lot on shuffle.
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Two that I couldn't work in were FLOG = Golf Scramble and BROAD = Shuffle Board.
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Let us make our mixtapes, share our mixtapes, and most importantly, shuffle our mixtapes.
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It contains about 45,000 tracks, and Taborn prefers to listen to it on shuffle.
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My hard-earned, brisk New York stride was downgraded to a carefully choreographed shuffle.
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With your Fitbit app, you can browse playlists, shuffle songs, skip, or rewind music.
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Now, it's a simplified green button that contains both the play and shuffle icons.
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My DeWalt drill, unfortunately, got lost in the shuffle of a major renovation project.
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Still, this tax shuffle does give McConnell a bit more money to play with.
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Caught up in the shuffle, Nuñez was severely beaten by a group of officers.
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Sometimes, they're forced to shuffle physical CDs with images on them between doctors' offices.
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"If we lived there, we would get lost in the shuffle," Mr. Kenney said.
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I wanted to go to pool halls and watch people shuffle cards or hustle.
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We did some digging, you can find a Shuffle on eBay for like $20.
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But it's 2018, and sadly, Homecoming has gotten a little lost in the shuffle.
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He told me to put it back in the deck and shuffle the deck.
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The biggest problem with the original device was that it lacked the shuffle functionality of its inspiration, the iPod Shuffle, but this was later added with a software update along with support for podcast playback and integration with Spotify's auto-generated playlists.
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The shuffle that's now dangling from my neck was outdated months after I got it.
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More From Tonic: Rogers has published research on the way chromosomes shuffle and rearrange DNA.
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We shuffle forward on the concrete floor, parting the curtains and then we see it.
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But the most annoying feature was the odd placement of the shuffle and repeat buttons.
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Instead of the Truffle Shuffle, bullies command him to show off his double-jointed arm.
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It could have made something like the Mighty — an iPod shuffle designed for streaming services.
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They shuffle clumsily over the bare island, flopping into the bay with each passing swell.
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Step by step, I shuffle forward amid the mass of bodies, waiting to get inside.
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However, the Ali shuffle is but one item in the showboater's annoying bag of tricks.
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Our sickest patients are often our geriatric patients, and they get lost in the shuffle.
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As with all taxes, much of the effect is to shuffle costs and resources around.
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Third baseman Evan Longoria was activated from the DL as part of the roster shuffle.
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Based on the speed of the shuffle, I would hide or get on the phone.
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Part of Ansell's job was to make sure Radical didn't get lost in the shuffle.
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On March 20800th the companies revealed elaborate plans to shuffle about €20bn ($25bn) of assets.
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Other species have multiple sexes and, like us, combine and shuffle their genes every generation.
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Board shuffle: This will be the second change to Uber's board over the past week.
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Similarly, the iPod shuffle went through many different versions, and went through four different designs.
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Clearly, the message Jesse was trying to bring across was lost in the Instagram shuffle.
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And when the end came, it wasn't an excuse to conveniently shuffle certain actors offstage.
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Characters shuffle in and out of McCombs's throat, as they always have—solipsists, mystics, idealists.
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An average-build wrestler with a finesse or technical moveset seemed lost in the shuffle.
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Barker's memoir of the same name (originally The Taliban Shuffle) is published by Scribe Books.
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Just throw 'em in a pan and shuffle them over a flame for a bit.
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These include the weird, interesting, and unexpected products that can go unnoticed in the shuffle.
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The two shows with the most nominations — "Hamilton" and "Shuffle Along" — feature predominantly nonwhite casts.
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There isn't a natural place for Mr. Glover in the "Shuffle Along" he has choreographed.
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Foot traffic has slowed to a shuffle along some of the city's most famous corridors.
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The leadership shuffle will most likely bring more questions about the future of Time Inc.
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Shuffle, but I'd read about it online, so decided to take a chance on it.
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But Wolfe's problem, in trying to resurrect "Shuffle," wasn't as simple as what Whittaker prescribed.
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Then the camera panned to Eli ... who was doing a sort of jig, shuffle thing.
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But given all the other policies the report demands, they get lost in the shuffle.
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Uber has picked an interesting time to shuffle the top ranks of its legal team.
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Once they held the chunks of track, the Marines began the 500-meter track shuffle.
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"Take stock what you own so that nothing gets lost in the shuffle," Slott said.
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Fans may shuffle forward on the edge of their seat as the ball is struck.
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The audience applauds as the characters shuffle in one by one — older but no wiser.
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Garcia grabbed her phone but left her luggage behind, losing her glasses in the shuffle.
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The executive shuffle comes as Lyft continues to lag its monied and aggressive competitor Uber.
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Some projects ran out of money, others were lost in a shuffle of corporate reorganization.
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The service tested a shuffle feature for TV shows, but only in the Android app.
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But he was quick to shuffle possible blame onto the process, not necessarily the polls.
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His appointment answers one key question raised by a leadership shuffle announced late last year.
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Many people do a shuffle-like motion until they realize they can make longer strides.
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But senior officials, including Ms. Sanders, were said to be stunned by the sudden shuffle.
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It's possible to regard the Florida Shuffle as a by-product of drug-addiction treatment.
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The upcoming management re-shuffle was first reported by the Russia's Kommersant newspaper on Monday.
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On Tuesday, another key figure in Trump's power shuffle will face scrutiny on Capitol Hill.
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It is no more intricate than a three-card shuffle performed on a street corner.
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Alzheimer's, you develop both a change in your voice pattern and a shuffle in your feet.
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I apologize profusely and shuffle over to the side, accidentally ruining a bed of bok choy.
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This shuffle feature is basically Netflix's way of bringing back channel surfing, how '90s of them.
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The 246 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France are often lost in the shuffle of public memory.
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I got paid overnight, so I shuffle my money around: savings, rent, bills, and car payment.
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New York (CNN Business)Mid-sized companies often get lost in the shuffle on Wall Street.
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Apple has quietly taken down the websites for both the iPod nano and iPod shuffle today.
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Whatever feminist angle the film might have once aspired to is lost in its listless shuffle.
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But Univision's year has seen a CEO shuffle and ongoing restructuring with multiple rounds of layoffs.
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The whole place is out there line dancing or doing the electric slide or the shuffle.
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Car View basically just supersizes the song info, track controls, and other critical buttons like shuffle.
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Now that we're done mourning: I have a personal theory about why there's a couple shuffle.
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It's harder, and Style Shuffle gives us a read on a much broader swath of inventory.
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A shuffle board court painted on the concrete floor, for practicing math as we kept score.
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His new EP, City Shuffle, rolls into the world late next month and it's a doozy.
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I ask for my keys and shuffle to my car while my roommate fills my prescriptions.
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Hospitals in developing countries are often overcrowded, meaning vulnerable infants often get overlooked in the shuffle.
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It's been a little herky-jerky and sometimes feels like a TV series stuck on shuffle.
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We won't need to open our phones to shuffle all our songs — we just ask Alexa.
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Next, a series of shuffles takes place where, on every shuffle, client-server connections are remade.
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No Cabinet member is expected to go this soon, but a West Wing shuffle looks likely.
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That's when Garland attempted to stand on his own to shuffle his way to the restroom.
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But the shuffle has lost just about all relevance with the advent of subscription music services.
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Apparently, I got so lost in the work shuffle that I didn't realize I was starving.
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She made her way to New York and joined the chorus of the musical Shuffle Along.
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The news of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine's" resurrection marks the second major network shuffle of the day.
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The pair moved together for a few moments, circling in a sort of shuffle, then stopped.
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This is one argument that the current "Shuffle Along" makes by showing, rather than just asserting.
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Noble has been forced to shuffle management, sell down assets and slash costs to boost liquidity.
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Renewing the 421-a tax program, which helps underwrite development, got lost in the paper shuffle.
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New Jersey, however, offers the most stark example of the blue-state shuffle over the rich.
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The cards themselves are sturdy and easy to shuffle, but large enough to admire the details.
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Alexandria, Louisiana (CNN)The men shuffle in a line across a lonely tarmac, one by one.
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Meaning Eubie Blake, the songwriter for "Shuffle Along" — the real love of her life, people said.
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Walton was among the first critics of "Shuffle Along," our first eyes on its original production.
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Langston Hughes said more than once that "Shuffle Along" was the beginning of the Harlem Renaissance.
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A quick enough shuffle up the subway steps can cause a familiar twinge in my shins.
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We're all born, we shuffle along on this mortal coil, and then we succumb to death.
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"The new neurons shuffle around with the old ones to form new memory connections," SciShow explained.
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Shuffle for as long as you feel like you need to, in whatever way you want.
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There is a lot of genuine hatred, but there are also people lost in the shuffle.
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"Are you allowed to just do whatever you want with your hands?" he asked, mid-shuffle.
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In the hopes of drowning out a few decibels of pain, I put iTunes on shuffle.
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On the opening track, Mr. Lewis turns "Green Chimneys" — a Monk classic — into a reggae shuffle.
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He was iPod Shuffle half a century before it was invented, a one-man mash-up.
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At one point, fearful that my head was blocking his view, I attempted to shuffle over.
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At the bottom of the screen, click the shuffle icon, which looks like two overlapping arrows.
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That rotation shuffle would accomplish two purposes: It would line up Severino to make the Oct.
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"Last year Spotify had one huge job that used a specific feature within Dataflow called "Shuffle.
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Anything I don't want to do tomorrow, I'll shuffle back into my calendar on later dates.
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Once processed, migrants shuffle in single-file lines, escorted by staff to their respective hearing room.
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There will have to be a B-Street shuffle at an unofficial inaugural ball in Washington.
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Beyond the exec shuffle itself, ViacomCBS also detailed how it plans to maximize its combined assets.
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A digital photo frame seems like the perfect solution to shuffle through all your Kodak moments.
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Behind her, the track is a leisurely shuffle that builds muscle while seeming scrappy and casual.
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Play it on shuffle, play it in order — whatever you do, just support women in music.
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I can slip my phone into my robe's front pocket as I shuffle around the house.
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To shuffle off in a rather dignified but unceremonious way was not a blockbuster-type ending.
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Back on the pavement, Randy's legs suddenly felt like molten lead, barely able to maintain a shuffle.
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In the male-dominated music scene, women's perspectives often get tossed aside or lost in the shuffle.
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I woke up this morning to a fully charged Shuffle and bad news: It would not play.
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Of course the Shuffle doesn't make any sense today, not for me, or just about anyone else.
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Mr Jansa's rightward shuffle bore fruit, with his share of the vote rising from 21% in 2014.
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There's also a big clip on the back, a la the shuffle, and headphone jack up top.
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I had to shuffle through clothing and belongings on the floor to reach the stained office chair.
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At this stage, Donald Trump's campaign lineup appears to be in a bit of a perpetual shuffle.
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With the Classic gone, and now the nano and shuffle, too, the iPod is very nearly dead.
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Sissle And Blake Sing Shuffle Along —Ken Bloom & Richard Carlin, album notes writers (Eubie Blake & Noble Sissle)
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Senior Conservative legislator Lisa Raitt said the shuffle was "a desperate attempt" to hit the reset button.
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"When I'd hear the shuffle of her feet, I knew that Barbara was after me," she recalls.
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THR notes that, typically, producers have to shuffle from network to network when pitching a potential project.
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At the last big shuffle of government personnel five years ago, he was old enough to retire.
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In May 2017, Mark Fields was replaced by Jim Hackett as CEO amid a larger management shuffle.
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He says he just wants Mr Hadi to shuffle his cabinet to bring his men on board.
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These recombinations shuffle genetic variation throughout the genome, splitting up alleles that might have previously been together.
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If you right-click on the iTunes icon, meanwhile, you can eject devices, shuffle music, and more.
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Carrie Moyer: Seismic Shuffle continues at Mary Boone Gallery (745 Fifth Avenue, Midtown, Manhattan) through April 21.
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The truth is that people are phenomenally busy and email can easily get lost in the shuffle.
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There's a pool table, foosball, shuffle board, popcorn machine and a vintage wooden bar complete with register.
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Meanwhile, the biggest news of the week from the markets' perspective was seemingly lost in the shuffle.
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She sees the wounded Matthew shuffle in, but isn't ready to forgive him for the brooch accusations.
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Lost in the Election Day shuffle, America is about to have a new leader in movie theaters.
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Hey, maybe this conundrum makes me readdress my draft board beforehand, and shuffle a few WRs higher?
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"Sometimes you've got to do that, you've got to shuffle the deck a little bit," he said.
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Wilson-Raybould refused to overrule the prosecutor's decision, and was demoted in a cabinet shuffle in January.
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" He lost that battle, but "Shuffle" did well on Tuesday, garnering 10 nominations, second only to "Hamilton.
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"When I'd hear the shuffle of her feet, I knew that Barbara was after me," McCarthy recalls.
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JOMOs know that such travel involves cramped airline seats, jet lag and a long shuffle through immigration.
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Lost in the shuffle of a tax bill and a rush to fund the government before Dec.
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UBS' plans come on the heels of an announced shuffle across its wealth management unit's executive ranks.
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At the time of its closing, "Shuffle Along" will have played 38 previews and 100 regular performances.
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"Early Roman Kings," a Chicago-style blues shuffle with thrusts of slide guitar, hurled brutal gangster boasts.
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"I don't think we're going to be lost in the shuffle to these larger issues," she said.
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The split led to a continuing shuffle and further splits until the landmasses assumed their present position.
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When he's doing the shuffle out in the middle of the cage, they're pretty hard to find.
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It's pretty common for companies to go through an executive shuffle like this, especially following an acquisition.
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From the sofa in their industrial loft, they would watch me awkwardly shuffle up to my date.
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Some elite members of Marriott Rewards said they, too, felt lost in the shuffle over the merger.
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A Tony nominee for "Shuffle Along," the smashing Ms. Warren replicates the signature physical and vocal inflections.
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"Those are the things that get lost in the shuffle when there's no money," Mr. Purcell said.
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We left the room only to use the bathroom or to shuffle to the kitchen for snacks.
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"What we've added is Smart Shuffle to actually make it less random — if you want," he said.
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Mostly, you just shuffle from room to room, going increasingly mad as the music continues to blare.
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These constantly shuffle about — they knock into one another, tear past one another, and fracture into shards.
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This can happen as well with those who do not have traditional gaits because they may shuffle.
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It was not unusual for authoritarian leaders to shuffle the people around them, said the same official.
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As caucusgoers continued to shuffle about school gyms, their kids patiently waited for them to wrap up.
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"There's a lot that gets lost in the 'I'm just doing my job' shuffle," Mr. Downey said.
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J.P. Al Green soul shuffle, jam-band jollity, and some cleanly DeBarge ingratiation want to meet up.
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Other times, it's Ben Stein's monotone voice — "Bueller… Bueller..." — in the background, as corporate execs shuffle in.
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Over time, you can see the plant birth new offshoots and shuffle its leaves ever so slightly.
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The jukebox can also be placed in shuffle mode, and will cycle through records until told otherwise.
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Others may shuffle over to Amazon to get two-day Prime shipping on a second choice gift.
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The new album, "Stranger to Stranger," begins with a shuffle, too, along with a well-placed howl.
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Apple has quietly discontinued the iPod nano and iPod shuffle, its last two standalone portable music players.
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Their 1921 Broadway hit "Shuffle Along" was in a sense, a tribute to their mentor and friend.
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The Pac-12 has been somewhat lost in the shuffle in recent years among basketball's power leagues.
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Ronaldo&aposs iPod appears to be a 4th Generation Shuffle, which Apple first rolled out in 63.
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And in the end, the kids whom the whole controversy was about get lost in the shuffle.
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But the Shuffle and Nano had something that the Touch doesn't: They left you the fuck alone.
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They shuffle us around the world in mundane narrative containers, most often accompanied by textual fill-in.
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"; Audra McDonald, "Shuffle Along" WILL WIN: Frank Langella, "The Father" SHOULD WIN: Gabriel Byrne, "Long Day's Journey Into Night" SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED: Ben Whishaw, "The Crucible" WILL WIN: Jessica Lange, "Long Day's Journey Into Night" SHOULD WIN: Jessica Lange SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED: Cicely Tyson, "The Gin Game" WILL WIN: Daveed Diggs, "Hamilton" SHOULD WIN: Brandon Victor Dixon, "Shuffle Along" SHOULD HAVE BEEN NOMINATED: Billy Porter, "Shuffle Along" WILL WIN: Renée Elise Goldsberry, "Hamilton" SHOULD WIN: Jennifer Simard, "Disaster!
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Fret not: I watched her shuffle the deck many times, and I cut the deck before we began.
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There will be a non-editorial management shuffle and the opening of a new content studio in Manhattan.
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The shuffle in rankings caused Amazon to fall to the third spot, while Facebook jumped into second place.
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Ahead, strategies from real people that can help make the full-time-freelance shuffle a bit more manageable.
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Apple stopped updating the Shuffle in 2010 and the last update for the Nano was released in 2012.
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Netflix is working on a shuffle feature, according to The Hollywood Reporter, that will randomize your episode search.
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It's a bit boxy and fairly reminiscent of the shuffle — the form factor, after all is fairly limiting.
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The thumbnails themselves are also adorned with a red "shuffle" icon to indicate they'll play a random episode.
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Netflix confirmed to TechCrunch the shuffle feature is something it's considering, but hasn't yet committed to rolling out.
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In a sea of type 3 appreciation, buzzcuts and tighter styles tend to get lost in the shuffle.
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If the new Bond fails to make a strong impression, he could easily get lost in the shuffle.
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One possibility is something like the Mighty, an iPod shuffle-like media player that streams music from Spotify.
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The boardroom shuffle came after years of Starboard pushing Yahoo to make big changes to revamp shareholder returns.
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With the shuffle, executives like Tony Fadell also left, stoking concerns that the company was losing key innovators.
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Many lack, for example, dining areas where those who can shuffle about can sit down for a meal.
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Or maybe having a bye week before the Bengals will shuffle the team&aposs up-and-down trend.
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They rattle and shuffle their way onto benches and into the empty jury box, waiting for the judge.
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My music is very diverse, so I normally hit shuffle on my library, which includes 4,000-plus songs.
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Mr Mnangagwa, one of two vice-presidents, lost his post as justice minister in a recent cabinet shuffle.
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Apple still makes the iPod touch, nano and shuffle, but no longer lists it on its website's navigation.
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It can be a costly child-care shuffle, with kids rotating between relatives, babysitters and pricey organized programs.
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You can swipe left and right to organize albums, edit the play queue, shuffle through tracks, and more.
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Hundreds of robots shuffle these in and out of neat rows, sliding beneath them and dragging them around.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Wednesday suggested that firms should shuffle the analysts they have assigned to cover Apple.
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Spotify's mobile app previously didn't let non-paying customers listen to specific tracks, only playlists on shuffle mode.
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We are at an inflection point in this quest, and the time is right to shuffle leadership seats.
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Trudeau will carry out a shuffle on Monday to replace Brison, a spokeswoman for the prime minister said.
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Now, though, anyone with an Android phone can Electro Shuffle to their heart's content on their tiny screens.
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In addition, her tempos are also slow enough for a double-time shuffle to sound effortless on top.
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E-Mini futures for the S&P 500 firmed 0.2 percent, as European bourses continued to shuffle higher.
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It's practically the twin of the antiquated iPod Shuffle: tiny, portable, and can store over a thousand songs.
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What that staff shuffle tells us about President Donald Trump is a lot more than you might think.
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As the nice salesmen doing shuffle steps makes his way to the window he slips and falls backwards.
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" Derek's Poké Shuffle "Begin standing tall with your feet together and your arms out in front of you.
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As particles shuffle and transform, a record of the past always remains encoded in the present and future.
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Gulen appeared frail in the interview, walking with a shuffle, and keeping his longtime doctor close at hand.
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The power shuffle in Washington swept out Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who was asked to resign on Wednesday.
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On "The Morning Stars," over a train-beat shuffle, Mr. Leithauser takes his own turn as an apparition.
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Among the recordings they made together was "Ummh," a funk shuffle that became a crossover hit in 1970.
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I was tempted to read his death, at least as it related to "Shuffle Along," as a tragedy.
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The plot of the first "Shuffle Along" was mainly to allow an excuse for the singing and dancing.
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Consumed with the war over Obamacare, Congress has let this enormously successful program get lost in the shuffle.
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Shuffle, Camanini has arrived in Copenhagen with an open mind and empty-handed – except for some pig's bladders.
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Congress has a lot on its plate, but the debt limit should not get lost in the shuffle.
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The suit's legs are tethered together so the wearer has limited mobility and must shuffle instead of walk.
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The men shuffle along in loafers or boots, brushing past young girls in bejeweled jackets, decorated with Mrs.
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From Axios: Not everything is doom and gloom, and sometimes good news can get lost in the shuffle.
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A strange number of colleagues were confused when he told them he was working on the shuffle button.
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Over the years and up through touch-screen interfaces, the controls for Shuffle and Repeat have moved around.
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Neighborhood Joint A screen door slams, and a customer's shoes shuffle across a hardwood floor sprinkled with sawdust.
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If you don&apost have Spotify Premium, the mobile app will play some playlists exclusively in shuffle mode.
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CEO shuffle: Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd becomes CEO of Magic Lab, and retains most of her stake.
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Mr. Hollande is expected to appoint a new prime minister and shuffle his cabinet in the coming days.
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The timeline shuffle is a way to draw audience engagement from viewers who enjoy putting puzzle pieces together.
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First, Spotify has ditched the word-based "shuffle play" button that appears on an artist or playlist page.
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Most analysis will shuffle voters into neat demographic groups, each of them with four corners, perfectly squared off.
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To account for the altitude, a travel day and the swift turnaround, Arena promised to shuffle his lineup.
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There's a name for this peripatetic life style: clinicians, clients, and local officials call it the Florida Shuffle.
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The shuffle comes after the company suffered from weaker sales, losing ground to rivals including Nike and Adidas.
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Tengler says that C-suite shuffle should allow the company to deal with and move beyond this crisis.
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Win, and Georgia will likely remain in with Ohio State, LSU and Clemson (though the seedings could shuffle).
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"Whatever life lessons and moral compass that the parent can provide is lost in the shuffle," she said.
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THE SMALL figures hidden under green cloaks shuffle forward and give their testimony through a voice-distorting funnel.
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As part of the management re-shuffle, Vladislav Soloviev, Rusal's chief executive officer, will become president of Rusal.
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With the buzz and participation already generated, the song, "Futsal Shuffle 2020," arrives as if already in motion.
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Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted wearing an iPod Shuffle Monday as he greeted fans before a game.
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Mark Randall, a former Googler, is now running the team, according to a source familiar with the shuffle.
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Sources said Twitter is planning to announce the shuffle tomorrow, along with the hire of a prominent CMO.
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He was rattled and flummoxed by the destructive limbs and cheeky Ali shuffle of the black farang (foreigner).
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The route was only 6.9 kilometers (1.33 miles) long, but the huge crowds reduced the pace to a shuffle.
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If your head passes through a bunch of branches, for example, they snap and break as you shuffle through.
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The shuffle arrived in early 2005, with the nano hitting later that same year, replacing the short-lived mini.
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"I have known Steve and Kellyanne both for many years," Trump said in a statement about the staff shuffle.
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I clicked "Autofill" and wham: 44 songs—3 hours, 49 minutes of music—zapped life back into my shuffle.
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Now, the repeat button has resurfaced to the left of the playback controls, with shuffle appearing to the right.
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By selecting centrally located intermediary hubs, airlines can shuffle passengers between an array of short- and long-haul routes.
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That means more overnight camping and hiking, rather than a brief shuffle past on a half-day bus tour.
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The iPod Nano and Shuffle were for all those hits, and to pump it into your head via earbuds.
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They themselves wear no makeup, their hair is never blow-dried, and they shuffle around the parlor looking defeated.
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The shuffle will be the first major change Trudeau has made to the Cabinet he appointed in November 2015.
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In one establishment, tucked away in a side street, a row of women wearing black lace leotards shuffle cards.
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That corporate shuffle involved all the pain and layoffs you can imagine, and CEO Tim Armstrong resigned this fall.
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In a management shuffle, the organic grocer named founder John Mackey as its sole CEO as of December 31.
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In response, inmates did the "thorazine shuffle," making their way to the pharmacy for a fresh dose of meds.
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After all, aren't weddings just overhyped parties with filet mignon, open bars, and corny DJs who play "Cupid Shuffle"?
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Are you starting to resent that extraordinarily oversize tote bag you shuffle between home and the office every day?
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In 2014, Spotify introduced its free tier to mobile, letting users listen to their playlists on shuffle with ads.
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Importantly, the Routine tells Spotify to use "shuffle mode" so that I don't hear the same songs every morning.
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The show at Mary Boone (curated by Piper Marshall), with another memorable title, Seismic Shuffle, is smaller and wonderful.
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You have to shuffle the rankings a bit so you look original, but you can't keep those teams out.
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"It's a swinging shuffle blues that grooves like hell and defines everything that Seleno was about," Mr. Jones said.
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Mighty kinda looks like an iPod shuffle, too, with largely identical button layout and the same, clip-on design.
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Seeking a more uniquely Jamaican sound, Prince Buster turned the popular rhythmic shuffle upside down by emphasising the offbeat.
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There have already been some significant dealings in 2019, as OLX/Naspers strategically shuffle their cards across the world.
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An apathetic, eternally hungover, and half-stoned teenager, I would shuffle around counting the minutes until I was off.
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He walked into the middle of the room and did a shuffle, imitating me, while calling out in Spanish.
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If anything, "Shuffle Along" will provide new audiences with the opportunity to see a show of great historical significance.
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Anyone mailing multiple letters will no longer hear the satisfying shuffle and thunk of envelopes hitting the pile inside.
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Namely, they're losing their minds over the ridiculous facial expressions you can shuffle through at any given moment — literally.
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The pair were also friends with Leeroy Thornhill, a dancer like Flint, adept at a beautifully old-school shuffle.
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Was his backing of the new "Shuffle" in part an attempt at karmic balancing, or more crassly, damage control?
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They're watching me closely as I shuffle through the corridors of cabins—past cleaners collecting laundry and children playing.
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With every exhibition cycle, walls in the galleries shuffle and reform, creating rooms and corners that weren't there before.
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As a response to complaints against high-performing managers, Uber would shuffle them around different regions, rarely firing them.
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Puzzles and Dragons is an iOS game that involves matching up colored spheres (Engadget compared it to Pokemon Shuffle).
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Mr. Snyder said those efforts got lost in the shuffle of the many one-man shows of the time.
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And "Futsal Shuffle" is just one of numerous times rappers have shown love to soccer and soccer-adjacent sports.
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Down here, passing from one detox center or rehab program to another is known as the South Florida Shuffle.
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KUTA, Indonesia — Rock music pulses from open-air nightclubs as foreign tourists shuffle from one packed bar to another.
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But he happened to be working on randomness algorithms when he noticed an internal discussion of the shuffle issue.
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And with him, Foo Fighters now shuffle genres, even within songs, more suddenly and whimsically — more digitally — than ever.
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But the Cavaliers had to shuffle new personnel in and out of the lineup — experiments that often fell flat.
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It's time to talk about the biggest and most irritating oversight of the streaming revolution: No playlists, no shuffle.
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Netflix subscribers did get a glimmer of hope on the shuffle front almost a year ago, in April 2019.
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Also in 2019, and part of Seinfeld's 30th anniversary, the service added a shuffle button just for that series.
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Later, when their huddle sways and their feet shuffle, you could see it as the origins of folk dance.
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The Chamber urged China to take advantage of a top leadership shuffle in October to move forward with reforms.
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The shuffle comes nearly a month after activist investor Jana Partners revealed a 5 percent stake in the company.
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When someone is disruptive on the Metro we shuffle our feet, look another way, turn in the opposite direction.
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The Florida Shuffle becomes a way of moving through life, and the only lens through which one understands it.
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She had been moved to minister of Veterans Affairs in January in a Cabinet shuffle and resigned in February.
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The White House simply moved dollars from one column to another and hoped we'd all miss the fast shuffle.
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The leadership shuffle at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has shone a spotlight on the agency's ideologically-driven agenda.
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When the all-black 1921 musical "Shuffle Along" was revived on Broadway in 1952, Ms. Lee was in it.
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This isn't the first time executives have had to shuffle board slots to make way for the streaming wars.
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That was the unspoken message behind an executive shuffle that the country's biggest physical retailer announced internally on Friday.
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Exapunks's alternate future uses EXA, little executables that shuffle around computer networks carrying lines of code back and forth.
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The company officially announced Horowitz's addition to the board just weeks after enduring a bit of an executive shuffle.
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After word got out of the success of the first ever Shuffle in 2015, the chefs were forced into doing an even bigger Shuffle this year—with 20 chefs cooking 40 dishes at a giant dinner party in Brussels, while the other 40 farflung chefs had their one-night stand in another Gelinaz!
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My memoir, "The Taliban Shuffle," about my years as a war correspondent for The Chicago Tribune, was published in 2011.
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Brandon Victor Dixon (currently of Broadway's Shuffle Along) and newcomer Lexi Lawson will replace Leslie Odom, Jr. and Soo, respectively.
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After failing to get my Shuffle working with just a quick charge, I decided I'd leave it plugged in overnight.
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The responsible shuffle new cash to pay down debts—that car loan, those lingering college bills, a credit card statement.
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But that presents a challenge — how do you shuffle this key around to all your devices without decreasing your security?
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When most people think of the perfect retirement destination, they imagine white-sand beaches or shuffle board by the pool.
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When I spoke to Jade Chang she confirmed Beatty's influence, referring to his first novel, The White Boy Shuffle (1996).
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Wrapping their last take, the women began to shuffle out, as some of the singers stayed put to record solos.
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Think In-N-Out for people who can recite "The Super Bowl Shuffle" and have strong feelings about Rahm Emanuel.
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Lost in the shuffle is the revelation that front-runner Jordan is estranged from his brother, NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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As the iPod grew more popular and opened up to support Windows, Apple added more models (Nano, Shuffle and Touch).
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The shuffle helps you move around the ring quickly, but doesn't allow you to stay in a grounded fight stance.
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While you shuffle your deck, come up with a specific question or concern that you hope the cards will address.
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It certainly doesn't build hype, and it makes it all too easy for products to get lost in the shuffle.
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With each successive fatal shooting of an African-American by law enforcement, the human element gets lost in the shuffle.
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Here he demonstrates a favorite of Benny 'The Jet' Urquidez, feinting the straight to shuffle up into a second straight.
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But often lost in the shuffle is the role of ballooning student loan debt, which exceeds $1.3 trillion and counting.
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"'Dark Phoenix' is not a totally bad film, it just got lost in the Disney/Fox merger shuffle," he said.
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The Mighty, a music player that behaves a lot like a Spotify-connected iPod Shuffle, has been updated for 2018.
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Apparently, the palace created a helipad just for the occasion to shuffle guests to and from the venue via helicopter.
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I suffered through the show and walked home in a nervous shuffle as I kept glancing back over my shoulder.
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It creates tension, and the conversation becomes stagnant and strange as we shuffle towards the now-inevitable end of it.
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He watched them shuffle into meeting rooms, exhausted and careworn from days of attending meetings and feverishly writing game previews.
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It's the fourth major shuffle inside the company over the past five years, and the most significant of Nadella's tenure.
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Instead of waiting for shuffle to queue them up, I take control of my own destiny and play them myself.
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Plenty of MPs, nervously eyeing coming re-selection battles, will bow their heads and shuffle back into the shadow cabinet.
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More than 500 years later, with abundant high-tech competition, people continue to sit down together, shuffle decks and play.
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A small murmur will cause the character to shuffle slightly, whereas a shrill scream will result in a huge leap.
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Inside, workers wearing wearing hard hats, boots, hearing and eye protection, and respirators, shuffle about like Andy Dufresne leaving Shawshank.
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And if you tell Google to play a playlist, you'll hear those songs on shuffle instead of the listed order.
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The clip opens with a Canucks fan named Brandon preparing to play a halftime game called the Canucks Puck Shuffle.
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A nearby worker tells me it's a complex gadget that can shuffle through multiple aromas, like shuffling songs on Spotify.
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Whether they know it or not, today's masqueraders carry that history as they "chip" or shuffle rhythmically down the road.
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Not all of the changes will delight President Trump's opponents as much as this Bannon shuffle, but they will come.
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He said MUFG cannot expand its balance sheet as it used to and needs to shuffle its overseas loan portfolio.
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They'll do one, maybe two [things] and then rewrite the list and shuffle things around [without getting anything else done].
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He's already a premier rim protector, elite rebounder, and quick enough to shuffle out and defend guards on the perimeter.
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The shuffle clears the way for Mr. Erdogan, who critics say has become increasingly authoritarian, to consolidate even more authority.
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The back seat is plenty spacious for two adults and doors open wide to help with the child seat shuffle.
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Wilson-Raybould, of aboriginal descent, refused to overrule the prosecutor's decision, and was demoted in a cabinet shuffle in January.
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The shuffle also led the removal of Harvard Business School professor and former Uber executive Frances Frei as a director.
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A white critic wrote about "Shuffle Along" around the same time Lester Walton did — the reviews were just days apart.
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All he does is awkwardly shuffle his way to the ground with one hand on the counter to steady himself.
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If you gave him the ball in the post, he would shuffle his feet and get travels called against him.
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Best enjoyed on shuffle, it's the equivalent of a History of Popular Music 101 course, albeit one you'll actually enjoy.
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"Sellers have to be razor-sharp on pricing," Ms. Ramirez said, or their listings may get lost in the shuffle.
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Don't say no right awayDillon advised thinking about which other tasks are already on your plate and shuffle them around.
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True, the report was released on Black Friday, clearly in the hope that it would get lost in the shuffle.
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"I am confident, however, that this leadership shuffle will have little impact on ongoing IC operations," the former official said.
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And scientists fear that, as with the iPod Shuffle, the fluke results tend to get an outsized share of attention.
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In the nearly four years since Jaynes's experience, officials in Florida have taken steps to crack down on the shuffle.
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Ordinary life during wartime — a shuffle of tedium and hysteria, bureaucratic entanglement and everyday pleasures — is evoked in fine detail.
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You are likely moving funds between multiple institutions, and a lot of this data can get lost in the shuffle.
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And, at night, a glass of Greenport Shuffle, before a dinner of Southern shrimp scampi and a heel of baguette.
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They're made of recyclable material, but they're so small that they sometimes get lost in the shuffle at recycling facilities.
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The shuffle in Kyiv, the Ukrainian capital, offered fresh evidence of how deeply entangled Ukrainian and American politics have become.
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I climbed in with Heizer, perching on the armrest of the driver's seat; Malian music played, loud, on shuffle repeat.
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By 2005, there was the iPod, the iPod Mini, the iPad Nano, and the iPod Shuffle, in descending size order.
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The bullpen shuffle mostly worked for Cora on Friday and Saturday, holding the Yankees scoreless in 15 of 18 innings.
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It therefore creates an option down the road for Keurig to shuffle its coffee and other products through its pipeline.
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In contrast to Europe's upward shuffle, U.S. stock futures were pointing to modest 0.1%-0.2% falls for Wall Street later.
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As part of the shuffle he was made executive chairman, prompting Boohoo's non-executive chairman, a retail veteran, to leave.
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BACK TO THE FUTURES In contrast to Europe's upward shuffle, U.S. stock futures were pointing to modest 0.1%-0.2% falls.
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It moves along in a lurching shuffle it seems to have picked up from the walkers, its decomposing zombie hordes.
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After a serendipitous seating shuffle, Ms. Sidman ended up in 29B, and shortly thereafter, Mr. Mancuso sat down in 14D.
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I wish I could take it as a foregone conclusion that the shuffle of AG's was benign; I do not.
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If I clap like these other goons, will get lost in the shuffle, and that's not acceptable under any circumstance!
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For too long, the Church could simply shuffle pedophiles around and nobody would ever know (or at least they thought).
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When we discussed The Distance Trap, we talked about Sean O'Malley being caught off guard by a bumping shuffle step.
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He's a warrior, and sometimes even warriors must heed their mothers and shuffle off to bed before the main event.
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He would shuffle through them, pulling out pieces of paper and photographs, tapping them with a finger to illustrate a point.
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A roster shuffle that included Robinson Cano's return from the disabled list did little to help the Seattle Mariners' struggling offense.
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However, for true jet setters, some apps will even shuffle you across international borders without waiting in a single long line.
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Ethics and integrity seem to get lost somewhere in the shuffle, and therefore the word Machiavellian has become a pejorative term.
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Then, turning directly to the camera, Graham issued a striking plea that seemed to urge a power shuffle in the country.
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All photos: Harrison Weber/GizmodoApple is doing away with the iPod Shuffle, a gadget I'd eradicated from my mind until yesterday.
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On Thursday, a company spokesperson confirmed to The Verge that it has "officially discontinued" the iPod Shuffle and the iPod Nano.
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A source familiar with the c-suit shuffle described it as a way to mitigate the distraction caused by the lawsuit.
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To conclude, we're not suggesting you go to any old payphone with your iPad and do the five-finger shuffle, gentlemen.
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It's so easy to get lost in the shuffle unintentionally, that the added effort motivates me to shower and get ready.
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When Claire moved out of our apartment and into her new boyfriend's, the red coat somehow got lost in the shuffle.
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If you drop your controller and sit back to watch, the game will automatically shuffle through forms and wander its world.
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The latest employment shuffle comes amid concerns of overspending and an unhealthy work environment at the Culver City, California-based company.
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By 1003 Apple had sold 2100m of them, and soon launched the smaller Mini, the tiny Nano and the screenless Shuffle.
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Until today, when Apple removed the product from its website (along with the iPod shuffle) and said it had been discontinued.
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Yet the WSJ reports that thousands of jobs could be cut down the line as a result of the sales shuffle.
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Apple once tried to make an iPod Shuffle entirely based on headphone controls, but it gave up on that pretty quickly.
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But, one show is trying to prove that love can be as simple as a slap, a flap, and a shuffle.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An hour of listening to Europeana Radio is like putting our sonic heritage on shuffle.
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He gets everyone to shuffle into a dusty shed where they start debating ideas for the next scene of his video.
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I'll be honest, when I heard that Apple was canceling the shuffle, I almost went out and bought one this week.
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Spotify is testing a playlist feature that will shuffle podcasts in with its algorithmically-generated music recommendations, the Verge reported Wednesday.
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In company news, shares of Seven & i Holdings in Japan closed up 1.2 percent, as the company undergoes a leadership shuffle.
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It's an engine now and if you are not coddled the right way, you're going to get lost in the shuffle.
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He took his handoffs and waited, letting the Pittsburgh line shuffle Dolphins around before spotting a crease and stepping through it.
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Mobile users are stuck with a much more limited service that only allows you to play artists and albums on shuffle.
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Seriously, it has to be less traumatic to actually shuffle around as an undead cannibal than to be hunted by them.
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UT Hernan Perez moved from third base to right field in the Brewers' lineup shuffle, and he made a diving catch.
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There's a headphone jack, of course, but Mighty also works with Bluetooth headphones — something the iPod shuffle never got around to.
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Chris Pratt can officially do it all, he just crossed the Electric Slide and Cupid Shuffle off his list of talents.
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It was more of a human shuffle than marching, but a powerful experience that connects humans of all ages and backgrounds.
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The cyber attack, which the United States blamed on North Korea, crippled the studio for months and prompted an executive shuffle.
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Elena Cruz-Nichipor, a bartender in Boynton Beach, Florida, loves to shuffle in her light-up, glow-in-the-dark sneakers.
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Mr Christie had hoped the team, which for a time included Kevyn Orr, previously Detroit's emergency manager, would shuffle the deck.
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He was cut from the film, however, when a Paramount executive ordered Coppola to shuffle actors into different parts, THR reports.
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Varga was notably involved in a CSGO Shuffle bet worth over $100,000 last year — the largest in Counter-Strike gambling history.
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Truffle Shuffle chose to recreate a pretty pretty princess scene for the bag, upping the fantasy ante just a little more.
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Likewise, the song's claim that "40,000 men and women every day" shuffle off this mortal coil wasn't to be taken seriously.
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HELLER Should we take this moment to agree — she was robbed of a Tony nomination for "Shuffle Along" — and move on?
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In a court filing Monday, Mueller's team signaled that their authorities remain intact following the leadership shuffle at the Justice Department.
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Craddick is slight and white-haired, wry and friendly, with a slur in his speech and a shuffle in his step.
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Mr. Scott acknowledged that the shuffle of the group from one place to another had disrupted the flow of the event.
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The male frogs will shuffle back and forth while perched on a rock to catch the attention of a female frog.
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And while starting over is scary in a different way, I'll take uncertainty over "Cupid Shuffle" any day of the week.
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After spinning classes in a chic area of Bangkok, young professionals shuffle in their cleats when asked about the ruling regime.
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Burke pushed back against speculation that the controversy surrounding one of the network's flagship shows should result in a leadership shuffle.
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BORDER SHUFFLE: About 250 of the 4,350 U.S. troops deployed to the southern border are being moved from Arizona to Texas.
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The latest management shuffle comes nearly two months after activist investor Jana Partners revealed a 5 percent stake in the company.
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Shuffle back in 2015 and I saw the project was growing and I really wanted to be a part of it.
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"Shuffle Along" initially ran more than three hours — long for a contemporary Broadway musical — but it has already been trimmed somewhat.
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The strongest performers among spring musicals remain "Shuffle Along," which is to open on Thursday, and "Waitress," which opened on Sunday.
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"Shuffle Along," as it is named, makes brave attempts to entertain the white folks in the intervals between its gorgeous songs.
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The original "Shuffle" run lasted something like 500 nights, a record, they said, and it toured in different forms for years.
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Listening to Thank Your Lucky Stars on shuffle, "Elegy to the Void" was probably the third or fourth track to play.
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The audience will applaud, the applause will die away, and then everyone will shuffle off to watch Wimbledon and the Olympics.
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You can easily skip and shuffle songs while you bathe, and it even has a built-in microphone for taking calls.
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Each shuffle echoes via microphones at the bottom of the bin, each movement audibly present around every corner of the exhibition.
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The article implies that the only alternative to these women's choices is to "shuffle, unkempt and uncared for," into old age.
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He also denied that the justice minister had been punished, saying her new assignment was part of an ordinary cabinet shuffle.
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But either way it's unintended — the NGO did not mean to shuffle around access to government services with its own program.
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"The parking-lot shuffle," said Alison Taylor, 38, who works in the advertising department of the local newspaper in Saginaw, Mich.
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His colleague waves at him and they shuffle past each other, swapping places, their shifts overlapping for just a few moments.
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She needs to be moving — galloping down the street or shoving somebody through a door or doing a shuffle-ball-change.
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You can turn on the shuffle feature on Spotify, and randomize the order of the songs in a playlist or album.
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The new 10-day disabled list also makes it easier for teams to shuffle in new relievers to replace tired ones.
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Current estimates are that the government can continue to shuffle money until sometime in March before losing the ability to operate.
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Bolsonaro tweeted the announcement of the long-awaited ministerial shuffle that removes Lorenzoni as the last politician in his inner Cabinet.
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Bolsonaro tweeted the announcement of the long-awaited ministerial shuffle that removes Lorenzoni as the last politician in his inner Cabinet.
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And when she hikes up her period skirts to shuffle her feet, she gives the impression she's dancing up a storm.
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"Mourning Sound" operates at flee-the-scene shuffle with motorik drums and a bass line that could come from The Cure.
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Customers pose with the mocked-up rifles in their hands as employees shuffle behind glass cases contains fake pistols and ammo.
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Shuffle Cats Mini is restricted to certain regions but here's a preview of the gameplay Shuffle Cats Mini is restricted to certain regions but here's a preview of the gameplay After some more digging, we found that earlier this week, a startup called Big Viking announced it'd raised over $21.06 million to build "HTML1963 instant games", according to VentureBeat.
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The eggs incubate for about two months before the tiny hatchlings emerge and shuffle en masse to the water — navigating by light.
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As you started to shuffle off your mortal coil you'd see Harv's grinning face and you'd slip into the grave cursing yourself.
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Three years after discontinuing the iPod classic, Apple is finally doing the same to its lower-end brethren, the shuffle and nano.
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A mob of marijuana farmers and local politicians and activists and venture capitalists shuffle through into the Willy Wonka factory of weed.
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I unwrapped it, and what I saw packed neatly inside a sporty, lime-green box elated me: a 512 MB iPod Shuffle.
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The discontinuation of the Shuffle and the Nano doesn't come as a huge surprise, as Apple killed the iPod Classic in 2014.
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My favorite thing to do with my iPod was to shuffle my entire music collection, and marvel at what songs came next.
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But none of the recent demises were unforeseen tragedies—not Microsoft Paint, not Adobe Flash, not even the iPod Shuffle and Nano.
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With no band to support it, Odessey and Oracle was largely lost in the shuffle, an obscure relic of the psychedelic age.
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Or it could have offered insights into considerations that were getting lost in the shuffle, or added context to seemingly bizarre events.
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Enjoy this opportunity to enrich your mind with Gizmodo's best articles of the week before you invariably shuffle off your mortal coil.
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First there would be the Model S, then the Model X, and finally the Model E. Shuffle those around and — guess what?
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The change-up is part of a wider shuffle of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet which will be announced at 2 p.m.
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That's why experts recommend swimmers shuffle their feet when they walk in the water to produce vibrations that scare the rays away.
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Its beginnings as a Vita-only series provided a reductive path, especially as Sony continues to shuffle the platform to the shadows.
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Phillips 66 and other refiners use their tankers to shuffle products to higher margin regions or to bring crude to their refineries.
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But even in the last six months, you'll see Style Shuffle, what you talked about, where you thumb up and down things.
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Style has been a little bit harder to unlock, and the Style Shuffle has been a really, really helpful thing for us.
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Using clothes to hide my insecurities didn't make me want to stand out, it made me want to shuffle along with complacency.
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Two-time Tony Award nominee Brandon Victor Dixon, who recently appeared in Shuffle Along on Broadway, will be the next Aaron Burr.
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Premium+ users can skip around and choose songs to listen to, while freemium users can only play the tracklists in shuffle mode.
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It is easy to imagine "Glider Shuffle" being made bigger and turned into a public sculpture in a large multi-use space.
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Actually, I am just told to shuffle on the carpet, behind the stars as they take their pictures, as quickly as possible.
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My Spotify on shuffle, the song about the British version of Gatorade, "lUcOzAdE" (Zayn sips the pink kind), made an immediate impression.
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Board shuffle: Sirius will get three seats on Pandora's board of directors, including chairman (KKR had been expected to take one seat).
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Gregg Bissonette, hometown hero of nearby Detroit, pummels the drums for all they're worth, filling the space between Starr's laid-back shuffle.
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You'd shuffle through them, find the one you wanted, load it into a super loud and finicky whirring disk drive, and play.
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We shuffle around on the buffed linoleum floor of the family visitation room where a few plastic chairs are unstacked for us.
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The sun has already risen by now, and the men shuffle into the living room to find out who made the cut.
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Those eventually popped up on my Apple TV, where I have my screen saver set to shuffle through my iCloud camera roll.
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"The Office of Court Administration is doing its best to shuffle the deck chairs on the Titanic, but it's still the Titanic."
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Audience members only had to shuffle once, and it was far less stressful than the back and forth of the cast members.
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"Shuffle Along" has been nominated for a Tony Award for best new musical, but "Hamilton" is widely expected to win that category.
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Despite the intense media fascination with the new settlers, residents of Antelope feel that their story has been lost in the shuffle.
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Around 88 million accounts are registered for the free version of Spotify, which injects advertising and imposes limitations like shuffle-only play.
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"When you graft the Olympic money shuffle onto the full-throttle 'Car Wash' debacle, you have a crucible for corruption," Boykoff said.
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A potential tie-up between CVS Health and insurer Aetna may force the health-care industry to rethink and further shuffle ownership.
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Either way, a major twice-in-a-decade leadership shuffle this fall is set to take place, and that's the turning point.
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In "Shuffle Along," two black people fell in love onstage, and Walton wanted to see how a white audience would handle this.
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Although "I'm Just Wild About Harry" was originally a love song, the Harry character in "Shuffle Along" is also running for office.
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" Lester Walton had the same dynamic in mind when he wondered if "Shuffle Along" could make it as a "white folks' show.
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If you're going to try to shuffle assets, you should first be sure you understand all the applicable rules and trade-offs.
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The lead producer of "Shuffle Along," Scott Rudin, is planning to argue that the musical is a revival, according to a spokesman.
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In the end, most of them shuffle back to the club and, for lack of anything better to do, just sit there.
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There's a big shuffle happening at Zenefits today — with Zenefits CEO Parker Conrad exiting the company and COO David Sacks taking over.
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But if your emails and presentations are full of extraneous words and facts, your main points can get lost in the shuffle.
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The management shuffle comes after the company suffered from weaker sales and lost ground to rivals including Nike (NKE) and Adidas (ADDDF).
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A steroidal iPod Shuffle arrives onstage in this celebration of classical and contemporary music, created by Rob Evan and Randall Craig Fleischer.
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I shuffle into a side room alongside other curious visitors for what will be a three-hour tutorial on herbal ointment preparation.
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It would require a good farm system and a willingness to shuffle fresh arms back and forth to the major league team.
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Each new pitcher who enters the game gets a new color, though Keith likes to shuffle the order to keep things spicy.
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When they were allowed out of their cells, guards would take them in shackles and chains so short they could only shuffle.
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If I arrive at the pool without a cap, a pair of goggles, or my waterproof iPod shuffle, my workout is doomed.
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Apple said on Thursday it is discontinuing the iPod Shuffle and Nano, marking the company's continuing commitment to its flagship iPhone product.
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The first half offered two dance suites: one by Bach, the other a sort of "iPod shuffle," as Mr. Denk put it.
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From one month to the next, I'd seen it shuffle around among the entertainment, politics, and women's-interests sections of the newsstand.
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Most theatergoers, who shuffle in and out in the familiar twilight, never see the powerful cinema floodlights that lit up my searches.
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And although researchers can't geographically shuffle people to prove this, they can try in modest ways to alter the context around us.
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From Whitney Houston to Joni Mitchell to Carly Rae Jepsen, this is the kind of playlist you could happily put on shuffle.
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The crying, the whining, the nonstop attention-seeking, the pulling at your pants where you have to shuffle like an old man.
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It did the same thing with the iPod a decade ago, introducing the Mini, Nano and Shuffle versions of the MP3 player.
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Ronaldo appears to be listening to a 4th Generation iPod Shuffle, which was released by Apple in 2010 and discontinued in 2017.
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An effective elevator pitch could mean the difference between standing out as an interesting, viable candidate and getting lost in the shuffle.
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An AKP official and a source close to the party each predicted a cabinet shuffle or other changes among those around Erdogan.
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On Thursday, Apple killed off the iPod Shuffle and Nano, the last of its MP3 players without apps or a WiFi connection.
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Buy now: $179.99, formerly $539.99 Traveling can be hectic, and it's easy for small but important items to get lost in the shuffle.
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But you certainly can't doubt the commitment of a company that makes everything from Logic Pro to Beats headphones to the iPod shuffle.
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If you press shuffle and listen to any of Skizzy Mars' tracks, there's a decent chance you'll hear him go off about Uber.
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Already out of fuel, EO-1 itself will continue to slowly shuffle off its orbital coil until it burns up in Earth's atmosphere.
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During the demo you walk (shuffle, really) over various surfaces like metal, wood, snow, and poison, and receive tactile vibrations from the shoes.
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Because chickens' eyes are on the sides of their face, Marbach said Avicii also does a weird sideways shuffle as he gets closer.
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And if you've had a shuffle-sized hole in your life since streaming conquered the music industry, this should fill it pretty nicely.
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For whatever reason, 2018 has been full of terrific spy dramas, but this one seemed to get a bit lost in the shuffle.
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Apple released the Nano and Shuffle in 2005, four years after the original iPod hit the market (the Classic was discontinued in 2014).
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With the free version of Spotify, you can listen to any playlist or album — but for most of them, only on Shuffle mode.
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The first of those was was basically an iPod shuffle with a tiny screen on it, displaying a single button at a time.
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Give them a taste of iTunes and basically turn it into an iPod Shuffle so that they'll want to upgrade to an iPod.
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In that, it plays like a tentative half-shuffle forward next to Crazy Rich Asians' confident stride: wanting change, but not too much.
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Today you can pick up an iPod nano for ~$150 (or a screenless shuffle for ~$49) — a far cry from the $400 original.
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There's no telling what Solo would have looked like if that director shuffle hadn't happened, or if Howard had been given more time.
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Two years ago, Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot Atlas needed a big ol' safety tether to shuffle its way down a flat hiking trail.
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Amidst all the crazy news at Apple's iPhone event last week, the announcement of new emoji may have gotten lost in the shuffle.
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"Well, it might have popped up on shuffle once or twice," he said when asked if he had sex to his own music.
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Gizmodo's reviews editor, a wonderful woman named Alex, arranged for the return, but the drone got caught up in the gadget shipping shuffle.
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In a 24-hour news cycle where stories live and die by the minute, extended legal battles could be lost in the shuffle.
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CALLED to evening prayer, 2003,500 schoolboys shuffle in very long lines along a grand arcade built in the shadow of a granite plateau.
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QUIÑ "Remind Me" QUIÑ will shuffle you off to dreamland with her soft-focus song, full of flowered prairie dreses and blonde locs.
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"I would never go out of my way to disrespect anybody," Khalifa said Wednesday on DJ Whoo Kid's Whooly-wood Shuffle on SiriusXM.
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"We walk away and shuffle off our mortal coil, but these things live on," he said of his work in a 2013 documentary.
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Motorola President Rick Osterloh is leaving Lenovo amid a broad reorganization that will see the company shuffle around various business units and executives.
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When Schumer started dance-celebrating her answer, the host backed away slightly, only to eventually join the comedian in a short podium shuffle.
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After completing one horizontal well, the towering rig will rise virtually intact, shuffle forward for about an hour, then prepare to drill again.
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You can then use your Mac keyboard to do things like play, pause, replay, skip, shuffle or thumbs up or down the songs.
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In her works, which constantly shuffle images and use words in ambiguous, multiple ways, there is never a single truth to grasp on.
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It is also in the middle of a management shuffle, with Chief Executive Officer Robert Dickey slated to retire in May this year.
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The scruffy-cheeked profile adorning the album jacket of his latest, The Wild, the Wonderful and the E-Street Shuffle, positively exploits it.
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Since then, amid lawsuits from investors and investigations by federal agencies, Lumber Liquidators has worked to improve product quality and shuffle senior management.
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And they shuffle straight back to their crowded and diseased cells, where they will spend months or perhaps even years in this prison.
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At first glance, the Core looks kind of like a bigger, plastic iPod shuffle; or maybe a thicker Tile, the lost-item tracker.
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The ORD is fully staffed for now, but Pruitt has indicated he'd like to shuffle the agency's research priorities away from climate science.
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"Shuffle Along" is of course more annotative, with illustrative detours and asides that give us context for a great show of decades ago.
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Neither was her "Shuffle" co-star Florence Mills, who was according to most witnesses one of the great stage singers of her age.
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Now, have you read John Jeremiah Sullivan on this new Broadway show "Shuffle Along," and the painful history of black performance in America?
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Based on the memoir "The Taliban Shuffle" by the journalist Kim Barker, it's a "MASH"-style dark comedy with a rowdy feminist bent.
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"There are too many people who want the product for being able to shuffle it and play it in the game," he said.
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Indeed, an alternate name for the 52 is "the Comstock Shuffle," a reference to The Great Meadow Correctional Facility in Comstock, New York.
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While it would be a slight departure, "Futsal Shuffle" would be an excellent backing track for such highlight videos, and a welcome improvement.
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He can rely on it to shuffle his Cabinet, rather than as a fallback that's only supposed to be used when truly needed.
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" The scheme Jaynes and her then-boyfriend, Shane, were caught in was so common that it now has a name: the "Florida shuffle.
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And Congress, Florida lawmakers, and local officials have taken some steps to crack down on the shuffle by strengthening laws against patient brokering.
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The shuffle "is absolutely going on in other states" besides Florida, Girand said, citing cases she'd heard of in California, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts.
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Parents watch grown children shuffle toward flights to afuera —the outside, the world beyond Venezuela—as if they might never see them again.
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My parents became really good at the shuffle, with this kid in school, this one playing in Michigan and another one in Florida.
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Clint Capela will remain the starter, but the Rockets will have to shuffle their rotation to make up for the loss of Nene.
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You can shuffle the GIF you've been given before sending anything, so you can more easily find the one that fits the conversation.
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He resisted other changes: a cabinet shuffle was smaller than expected and he dodged demands for more taxes and for a new constitution.
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The constructor Zhouqin Burnikel knows this, so she has decided to shuffle her word deck, so to speak, and see what comes out.
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The 2016 World Cup of Hockey, a preseason international tournament organized by the N.H.L. and the N.H.L. Players' Association, caused the schedule shuffle.
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This week, Apple killed off the iPod Nano and the iPod Shuffle, the only two iPods left that weren't based on the iPhone.
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A volunteer was chosen to shuffle a deck and pick a card, which was presently revealed, somehow, as the one under the glass.
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Histories of photography require enough newly discovered names to be inserted in the middle chapters as to shuffle or reshape the accepted narrative.
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From the moment he hit the James Brown shuffle in his Motown audition in 21984, there was no question he'd be a star.
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The brand that consistently delivers catchy PG-rated versions of some of the biggest hits in music, is partnering with Mattel's golden girl to release five new holiday music videos, including visuals for Christmas classics "Deck the Halls" and "Jingle Bells" and a new original, "KIDZ BOP Shuffle", a new rendition of singer Cupid's 2007 hit "Cupid Shuffle" (check out the latter above).
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Specialty vehicle maker Rev Group went public on Friday, and Cramer feared it could have been lost in the shuffle of worries about Washington.
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Danis danced the night away doing the Hully Gully (that's a line dance from The Sixties), the Cupid Shuffle and the Cha-Cha Slide.
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Nevertheless, with Academy Award nominations just over the horizon, Gillespie's film is neither lost nor found in the shuffle—but decidedly part of it.
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I believe cameras can also be used to predict Parkinson's because you develop a twitch in your finger and a shuffle in your walk.
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The Boulder-based startup is announcing its first product this morning — an autonomous cart designed to shuffle goods around chaotic and unpredictable factory floors.
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Kuwari's appointment, announced last week, was part of the first government shuffle in Qatar, the world's top liquefied natural gas producer, since early 2016.
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I'm the person who goes to the new playlists on Spotify and I just press shuffle and listen to what I can listen to.
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There's been significant movement at Instagram since CEO Mark Zuckerberg's executive shuffle in May, restructuring Facebook into three core groups within products and engineering.
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Donald Trump's Labor Secretary choice Andy Puzder may not face the Senate until February as lawmakers shuffle the schedule for some key appointee hearings.
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Let me do some work on SAIC because I was going to recommend it on the show, kind of got lost in the shuffle.
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Begin playing your playlist by tapping the large green "Shuffle Play" button at the top of the screen, or by tapping a specific song.
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Tap the shuffle icon at the bottom of the screen, next to the rewind button — it looks like two arrows crossing over each other.
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Europe's basic resource stocks led the downward shuffle in equities with as much as a 71.863 percent drop to their lowest since late March.
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The set of hearings is widely expected to be a milestone event in big tech's reluctant shuffle toward getting its wings clipped in Congress.
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A vaguely written and poorly formatted email will most likely get lost in the shuffle or ignored (at least for a couple of days).
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The iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle have played their swan songs, though they weren't afforded a farewell rock-out session with a dancing silhouette.
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It came with a dorky lanyard so you could wear it around your neck — and you could only listen to your music on shuffle.
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But that constant shuffle of patients can make it exceptionally hard for insurance plans to set premiums that will cover their patients' medical bills.
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It's only a matter of time before there are multiple brands making copies, with the original creator almost always getting lost in the shuffle.
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Fighters take note: legendary boxing trainer Cus D'Amato had the best reply for an Ali shuffle—lunge and shoot a jab to the midsection.
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He went viral doing the Cupid Shuffle at NYC Pride and rubbed elbows with country stars like Blake Shelton while working security at 'GMA.
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A future Democratic president might well cite Mr Trump's action to shuffle around funding unilaterally, over the objections of a hostile but helpless Congress.
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While the C-suite shuffle did cause the stock to rally, Johnson says the day's moves had not yet altered the long-term trend.
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But in Congress, it prompted what has become a routine dance among Republicans — a Trump tweet shuffle that begins with some hemming and hawing.
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The Now Playing screen lists the usual options for track controls, shuffle, saving a song to your library, repeating a song, and so on.
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The innovation lanes, as Delta's PR team calls them, still require passengers to shuffle through a metal detector—you can't escape that part yet.
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Currently, the free plan prevents you from selecting tracks within a playlist, you just have to listen to what is served up on shuffle.
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Listen to musicTell Cortana to "play music" and the Groove Music app starts and begins to shuffle through the tunes you've got stored there.
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The drive robots continue to shuffle around for a few minutes, with their incessant electric white noise, until suddenly the place falls almost silent.
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This bump didn't appear on the first iPad Pro, presumably because the larger 12.9-inch display means more room inside to shuffle components about.
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Apple's iPod shuffle holds a special place in my heart; I've never found another music player so perfect for the gym and outdoor activities.
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A top national security adviser to President Donald Trump is the latest official heading out in an ongoing shuffle within the National Security Council.
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"Because the honky-tonks and the cowboy songs would always call your name," she sings over a Ray Price shuffle, sounding accusatory but accepting.
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It was only awarded to three Revolutionary War veterans and subsequently, the concept was lost in the shuffle or standing up our new nation.
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The New York Drama Critics' Circle has named "Shuffle Along" the best new musical of the season, and "The Humans" the best new play.
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HALHOUL, West Bank — Sharing a cell inside an Israeli prison, the Palestinian girls would toss baskets and play a game they called shuffle ball.
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You'll have to deal with shuffle beyond those 15 playlists, but this is still a significant improvement over how things have been until now.
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Congress is debating tax reform, and it is important that the technology, science, and research driving energy innovation is not lost in the shuffle.
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Editorial As Donald Trump's tweets pile one atop another, generating sensational headlines, issues of true substance are tending to get lost in the shuffle.
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Robert Carlock wrote the screenplay, based on "The Taliban Shuffle," the memoir by Kim Barker, now an investigative reporter for The New York Times.
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And now she's made good on that concession, editing the bio to shuffle "wife, mom, and grandma" to follow "2016 Democratic Nominee, SecState," etc.
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The MORPHEUS system will supposedly render these software exploits ineffective using computer circuits that are designed to randomly shuffle data around a computer system.
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The producer builds from a funky walking bass line, accompanied by a high-hat shuffle, marimba, and Rhodes piano to a grand choral burst.
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I thought 44A was a challenge, because at first it looks like an anagram is involved: "Great: G + rate" is an obvious letter shuffle.
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Camp's shuffle-footed, irony-free cousins, objets d'schlock are in such poor taste that they repel even regular viewers of the television network CBS.
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