We can't sit up here — I can't sit up here and make judgment over whether or not somebody committed a criminal act.
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I can sit up, or lie down, or lie down and then sit up, and they're there, but I don't realize they're there.
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" Sit-up Claps "Lay on your back and sit up, while at the same time bringing a straight leg up to meet you.
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Officers agree to the request and move to help her sit up, but Hansen begins to move by herself while shouting "I don't need your help" and demanding to sit up by herself.
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"CEOs don't sit up in an Ivory Tower," he said.
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After about two minutes, Ray was able to sit up.
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For old times' sake, he gets to sit up straight.
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Do you plan to sit up or recline while bathing?
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They're going to sit up straight and strike a pose.
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But it does make one sit up and take notice.
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That promise really made me sit up and take notice.
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I sit up to do that while my husband snores.
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She screamed with pain, no longer able to sit up.
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Be sure to sit up straight and make eye contact.
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Just think of what it takes to sit up straight.
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And the remedy can be ridiculously simple: Just sit up.
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Basil struggled to sit up straight as Joel brought him breakfast.
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No. I'm not going to sit up here and get fined.
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Not on offer: room to sit up within the sleeping pod.
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It made him sit up straight and gave him pain relief.
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Is it comfortable to sit up and/or lie down in?
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Babies learn how to roll over, sit up, and hold things.
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You could just feel people sit up and be, like, 'Ah!
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The news has caused Shakespeareans to sit up and take notice.
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Remember, I sit up high enough to see inside your car.
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I told her to sit up and focus on her breath.
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Initially, Gavios said, she couldn't even sit up in a chair.
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Though conscious again, she couldn't walk, sit up or hold silverware.
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Every time I hear a door open, I sit up and smile.
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It's helped with learning how to sit up and lift his head.
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To even sit up on the bed seemed like it was impossible.
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I often sit up writing till one, and rise again at six.
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Planets do not sit up straight in their orbits: they lean over.
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And there's nothing like a surprise to make us sit up straight.
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It's what they would say if they could sit up and speak.
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Incumbent US banks would do well to sit up and take notice.
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At first, I couldn't even sit up without my blood pressure dropping.
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So sit up, and maybe grab a snack — ideally, a healthy one.
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" Joan's mother advises her to sit up straight: "Spines are very suggestible.
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After the infusion is done, I sit up until I fall over.
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We hope the Powers That Be will sit up and pay attention.
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For the first time, Russia fans must sit up a little straighter.
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My heart pangs for the pigeons, that they can't sit up there.
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Fashion Review Finally, some clothes that make you sit up and stare.
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"He speaks and his people sit up at attention," Mr. Trump said.
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"I just sit up more and keep my back straight," he said.
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So sit up, breath deep, and snag this deal while you can.
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Maybe I need to sit up straighter when I'm on my computer.
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I would lie there, unable to sit up, my eyes swollen shut.
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Time to sit up straight and act like I'm allowed in public.
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She swiveled to sit up, feet in the sand, as he read.
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A nurse explained she's too weak to even sit up on her own.
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Sit up straight, hands on thighs, feet to floor it's just like twerking.
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"He will sit up like a person and dance for treats," she shared.
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That is a figure to make everyone in the country sit up straight.
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"Hola, bebe," she said when she saw me, and struggled to sit up.
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This is literally anything that catches our eye and makes us sit up.
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There's something about a corset that will make you just sit up straight!
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Unpatched games don't look noticeably different unless you sit up close and squint.
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I sit up to digest for a little and then head to bed.
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Cross your legs and sit up RIGHT before shooting out of the tube.
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This has made the travel and hospitality industry sit up and take note.
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Sometimes, she'd even sit up all night with her daughter, holding her upright.
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Zéa was not even able to sit up on her own after surgery.
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Sit up straight on the floor or the edge of a chair. 2.
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"After he leaves the vehicle, I sit up and assess myself," Hartnett said.
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The toddler couldn't breathe, eat, or sit up unassisted, and suffered frequent seizures.
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Sometimes in the middle of the night, I sit up at 224 a.m.
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Her mother was kicked off buses when she tried to sit up front.
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They could not sit up or chew, and they had virtually no language.
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It's fun as shit to sit up there and lord over the road.
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Then came a data set that made everyone sit up and take notice.
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With each sit-up, I pushed out a little bit of a fart.
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Her whole upper body bowed forward, as if she were doing a sit-up.
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Remember to smile, make eye contact and sit up straight as you answer questions.
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I don't want to sit up on a set and read a prepared remark.
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Instead, astronauts grip handles and sit up against a back pad to stay stationary.
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Instead, maybe this lawsuit is about consumer protection: making corporations sit up and listen.
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You sit up so fast you scrape your head against the mucous-membrane roof.
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This time, I rearranged myself to sit up a little straighter in my chair.
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Plastic Bag Twists Begin in the sit-up position, knees up, with core engaged.
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As a young teenager, I used to sit up on our rooftop a lot.
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Tilly wasn't able to sit up or roll over, and she wasn't growing properly.
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"She is saying 'baba' now and she can sit up," shares the proud mom.
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"She wasn't able to sit up on her own in the beginning," she says.
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Babies with SMA struggle to do basic things like sit up, crawl and breathe.
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I want to make sure that we sit up to do the right thing.
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People seemed to sit up a little straighter to give her their full attention.
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Cause now you want to sit up here and act like I did something?
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We're instructed to sit up and lean against the wall after the first cup.
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Figures like these are making large enterprise IT departments sit up and take notice.
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I was made to sit up straight, facing the wall in a tiny space.
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But I'm not going to sit up here and pretend like it's a joke.
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McDonald was able to sit up with assistance before being carted off the field.
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Gallant's voice makes you sit up and take notice from the very first note.
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"The tragic events of last night make our community sit up and take notice."
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That's led to minor injuries from bad sit-up posture and other incorrect movements.
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After about half an hour, I can finally sit up, dress, and hobble home.
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What made the public sit up and take notice was the release, on Aug.
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She could no longer sit up in the bathtub, and had trouble swallowing food.
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I&aposm put into a police car and sit up front with two officers.
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Because in sports you used to write your deadline, used to sit up there.
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When the police made him sit up, he stretched out, revealing bare, callused, feet.
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David was driving the car, but he told me to sit up in the front.
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I sit up and notice my body is achy from my aerial class last night.
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When the officers arrived on scene, Staymates saw Nava sit up and start the truck.
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This barrel sauna is 6'8 in diameter and should comfortably sit up to four adults.
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From the very beginning, Shamir's incredible countertenor voice made people sit up and pay attention.
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Bring the medicine ball up as you come up to complete one sit-up. 13.
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"Sit up straight, put your shoulders down and back, and tuck your chin," he says.
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Only if it makes people sit up and listen to your warnings about Big Data.
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He and his guide Sasaki Roshi would sit up and drink whiskey and cognac together.
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By him not being so politically correct, it does make people sit up and listen.
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"This is a situation where people should sit up, take notice, be thankful," he said.
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Instead of hitting the snooze button, sit up right and fill your morning with peace.
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Indeed, she wasn't able to sit up until age 3 or crawl until age 5.
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"He speaks and his people sit up in attention," Trump said of Kim Jong-un.
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We'd sit up, we'd talk trash, we'd watch TV, we'd eat food, we'd kick it.
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Zei is the hospital's first patient to sit up, stand and walk while on ECMO.
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If you sit up straight, you end up convincing yourself by the posture you're in.
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Within a few months, he was learning to sit up and to use his arms.
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Zei was the hospital's first patient to sit up, stand and walk while on ECMO.
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Groggy, I turn on the lamp on my night stand and try to sit up.
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And normally I would sit up here and write a bit more except I'm hungry.
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I tried to sit up but was nauseated and my arms didn't seem to work right.
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Xavier is recovering well — he's able to sit up and talk, and also play video games.
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But watching that ambitious tracking shot of the school made me sit up and pay attention.
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You sit up high, you've got a good view of the road, and you feel safe.
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Blumenthal to sit up there and say that he stands with me turned that all around.
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Start with a simple goal of getting the rat to sit up on its hind legs.
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For several minutes, Jayne and I sit up in bed in the darkness and the quiet.
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As a kid and as a teen, I usually opted for the full sit-up choice.
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"I didn't sit up in bed one night and say, 'Let's count the cups,'" she recalled.
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I took my mother to see my sister, who was so weak she couldn't sit up.
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By Tuesday, I was able to sit up properly in bed and take in my surroundings.
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Clay Bentley of Rome, Georgia, said his symptoms were so severe he could barely sit up.
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Unbuttoned It was the black outfit in Episode 1 that made me sit up in surprise.
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Now, try to sit up straight, accentuating the curve of your back as much as possible.
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These numbers were enough to get poll expert Nate Silver to sit up and take notice:
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But the president wanted the American people to sit up and take notice of the attack.
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Some French fishermen are vowing to sit up all night in their boats, cradling their guns.
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I sit up very straight in the driver's seat and wait to feel unrelated to myself.
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"She&aposs literally yanking my arm," Bardwell says, repeatedly telling Keegstra he can&apost physically sit up.
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One significant problem Facebook may face is that this job opening may just sit up in perpetuity.
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As I come up to the top of a sit-up, I let an unexpected one loose.
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"I couldn't sit up without dry heaves because my face was battered so badly," Lawrence-Daley recalls.
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I'm still too woozy to sit up, so I drink my smoothie in bed and watch Friends.
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However, Cindy is unable to sit up straight because of stomach ulcers that she developed through stress.
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When he finally woke up, he was unable to speak, swallow or sit up on his own.
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I sit up for about an hour and 30 minutes and meditate, read, pray, and sit quietly.
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Tell people a company's got an intriguing new take on VR and they sit up and listen.
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"He has been quite negative on NATO and this will make European leaders sit up," said Zahn.
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Dan took food to her because she couldn't hold him and sit up at the dinner table.
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You have to be willing to sit up to the table and not back along the wall.
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They had to learn how to sit up, crawl and do the other things every baby learns.
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"Frankly, your story in The New York Times made me sit up pretty straight," she told me.
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That's why doctors tell people on bed rest to sit up and cough from time to time.
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He speaks and his people sit up at attention, I want my people to do the same.
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Until I got too big to even sit up properly, we had a pretty steady sex life.
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I had tears because it was so much pain; I could barely breathe, I couldn't sit up.
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I've hung onto this phrase because it made me sit up and go, "Ah, that's ..." Uh-huh.
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Some of the fishermen are vowing to sit up all night in their boats, cradling their guns.
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It's a lot easier to sit up straight when my legs aren't folded all over each other.
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"We want to use any way we can to make people and governments sit up and notice."
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Sharan Burrow, another of the forum's co-chairs, told CNBC that must sit up and take notice.
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One woman could not do a single push-up or sit-up, but she passed the run.
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Jack White would do well to sit up and listen, and maybe broaden his horizons a little.
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It's a moment where the entire country will be watching, and forced to sit up and pay attention.
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They'll never walk or talk or sit up and are fed by tubes that go into their stomachs.
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TRUMP: He speaks and his people sit up at attention, I want my people to do the same.
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You just sit up there and own up to this bullsh– that you created or I'm right here.
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Alfa Romeo is back — and every other luxury carmaker (and their customers) should sit up and take notice.
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"He could sit up there and say that they are lies, but God knows the truth," Hines said.
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They were the kinds that show folds when they sit up, and took up space in the frame.
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Don't sit up here and try to throw it up on me… I know cause you told me!
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As a former Dodge pickup truck owner, it's part function, part psychology to sit up above everyone else.
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He's also mastered rolling over, throwing things on the floor and is learning how to sit up now.
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That ought to make Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his fellow tech CEOs sit up and take notice.
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They are almost impossibly adorable; in them, massive brown bears sit up on their hind quarters and wave.
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So we remember to "sit up straight" and "stand up straight," as our parents and teachers would chant.
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And then you get in the courtroom, you want to sit up there and cry on the stand.
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Sending all our strength to you who are forcing law makers to sit up and take notice finally.
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Arbitrary coverage rules and anemic funding for transplants should make our nation's lawmakers sit up and take notice.
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Sit up front and centerRemember how the naughty kids would always sit at the back of the bus?
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To improve your communication skills, experts recommend doing the following: Sit up or stand up straight when speaking.
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There's a quicker way to do this, under lamps and just let it sit up in the loft.
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That changed with the ban on the Telegraph, which made many media outlets sit up and take note.
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It's wonderful, and made the whole class sit up and take notice, as they highlighted their favorite bits.
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I don't want to sit up in here and act like I'm the smartest guy in the world.
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Babies who are not able to sit up by themselves need to be propped up a little bit.
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You can also use the bar without door mounts for sit-up foot support and other light exercises.
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She became the hospital's first patient to sit up while on an extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, or ECMO, machine.
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Interacting with your audience when you present makes them sit up and take notice of what you're saying.
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"The person on the top bunk couldn't sit up because they would hit the ceiling," Ms. Maggard said.
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But there are occasions when the algorithm can take a turn that'll make you want to sit up straight.
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His wife said he was able to sit up yesterday in the hospital and walk a few steps. 2000.
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At that point, he said, Nero helped Gray sit up and supported his back to help him stay up.
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Almost every move I made was tagged as a sit-up even though I didn't do a single crunch.
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It's no secret that streaming subscription sites like Netflix and Hulu have made Hollywood sit up and take notice.
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The song was simply such a grand declaration that it forced her listeners to sit up and pay attention.
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But it's the sheer gospel power of his voice that will really make you sit up and pay attention.
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And when people say that that&aposs a risk, I think we have to sit up and pay attention.
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However, it was Voyager 2's observations that caused astronomers to sit up and take notice of the moon.
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While quiet and subtle, it was definitely persistent and annoying, forcing me to sit up to make it stop.
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Six months later, the teens were still struggling to eat, walk and sit up on their own, Maron said.
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"You'd expect buyers of commodity whole milk powder to sit up and take notice of that announcement," she added.
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He swung his legs over the edge of the bed so he could sit up and command the room.
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"This week has seen the S&P, and the Nasdaq, sit up and pay attention to what's going on."
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"There was one scene she thought I was slouching, and she was like, 'You have to sit up,' " Davis explained.
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"I don't want to sit up there with a drooling kind of look," Mr. Nelson, 235, said with a laugh.
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Let me sit up with good upright posture, because I know my health will be better in the long run.
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"Yesterday and this morning, David was able to sit up as well as take some steps," Tiffany Ortiz said Wednesday.
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"That's a sit-up-and-take notice figure from a segment of the economy that's been very strong," he said.
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From his indolent delivery to his slouch (he can't bother to sit up), he comes off as supremely self-absorbed.
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They are funny, suspenseful and punctuated by kinetic sequences that can make even jaded multiplex-potatoes sit up and gasp.
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"When I would wake up in the morning and I would sit up, it was like a waterfall," she said.
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Ortiz has been able to sit up and take some steps, and he is expected to recover from his wounds.
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Necessary, sure, but it's not exactly the kind of offering that's going to make people sit up and take notice.
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AMERICA is living through strange times when the headline "duelling committee memos released" can make partisans sit up and roar.
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When risk-free assets like Treasurys have a big move like we have seen, traders sit up and take notice.
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Her ferocious intensity is what gets you to sit up, but it's her quiet vulnerability that keeps you paying attention.
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"The election of Donald Trump made everyone in the writers' room sit up in our chairs," said Gansa, IndieWire reports.
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It was probably too much negativity from someone who couldn't sit up, but it's what I knew to be true.
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When Trump starts talking about how Christianity is going to be "great again," people like Pat sit up at listen.
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Now is the time for you to pinch yourself, sit up straight, and wake up from such a fantasy dream.
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In the photo for the post, Jansen and Piana are seen smiling as the sit up together in a bed.
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Wesley will learn to sit up on his own during the final term of the nation's first African-American president.
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There wasn't quite enough room for me to comfortably sit up, so I laid down against my pillow to read.
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Promise me you'll go to a theatre that's equipped with odor technology and sit up front, near the misting nozzles.
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But whenever a nurse or doctor asked him to sit up in bed, he had to reach for the rails.
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SHRINE At the Vanguard I like to sit up front by the piano, or in the raised section stage left.
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" Annie Dillard: "I do not so much write a book as sit up with it, as with a dying friend.
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A rallying cry to put democracy back on the offensive will get the base to sit up and pay attention.
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"I can't sit up in a theater and it's hard to go to a movie or an opera," Ronstadt says.
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" Item: Ralph Waldo Emerson once wrote, "When I talk with a genealogist, I seem to sit up with a corpse.
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It was a harrowing commentary on the state of the country, designed to make people sit up and pay attention.
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"He would take her blood pressure — but he'd basically just sit up there and talk with her," Ms. Marks said.
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The instructions are fairly clear: Sit up straight in the chair, no wriggling and tell the barber what you want.
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The data showed that Zolgensma treatment resulted in encouraging progress in motor skills such as the ability to sit up.
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As an infant, Blake reached developmental milestones, learning to roll over, sit up and crawl at all the right times.
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"She would sit up all night until they came out of the pupa so she could draw them," she said.
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When you slouch, it offers pressure in the area that needs help so you sit up straight, also app-less.
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Just be sure to preserve her innocence; don't let her sit up in the cheap seats with the real fans.
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So you'd better believe that when we can get Scott's pieces for a deep discount, we sit up and take note.
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"Me and maybe the other women can sit up there and make Hillary a little bit nervous," Jones told Inside Edition.
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In the hospital, I was suited in an enormous heavy cast and with severe pain I was forced to sit up.
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By the morning, I had a fever of 103 and couldn't sit up without coughing so hard I nearly threw up.
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Passengers may need to be able to sit up straight, for example, or have at least one functional arm and leg.
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Along with not being able to walk or talk, she can't sit up on her own and is often in pain.
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Looking smart on "casual Friday" may get you a better date, but the boss will not sit up and take notice.
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That was in part, thanks to the corsets worn under the costumes, made to make women's breasts sit up super-high.
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And good on her for being very honest about them in a way that made you sit up and take note.
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"We can have friends over, and sit up there and eat," without worrying about stray basketballs from the children playing below.
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Castano said one key to nailing proper sit-up form is to keep your shoulders off the floor the entire time.
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Before I was diagnosed, I remember lying on a rheumatologist's table too sick to sit up for more than 20 minutes.
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It was so mean-spirited, so glaringly intentional, that the authorities could not help but to sit up and take notice.
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When I felt strong enough to sit up, I sipped on seltzer and ate a couple of bites of lifesaving salt.
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Any time the composer's display of mad fiddling — "La Follia," featuring dueling violinists — comes along, I sit up and take notice.
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On Tuesday "and this morning, David was able to sit up as well as take some steps," she said on Wednesday.
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Transit workers will ask homeless people to sit up, move or leave if they are being disruptive or endangering public safety.
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The teams emerge, I sit up straight, and there is the usual fluff of TV commercials and dumb graphics before kickoffs.
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Can't say I've ever read about a typewriter, but I did see one that made me sit up and take notice.
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Sit like a pro If you're going to be standing up straight, you need to learn to sit up straight too.
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Peter, vomiting, unable to sit up, slipping in and out of consciousness, had managed, somehow, to dial into a conference call.
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"The MHC-segment finding was so strange and striking that you had to sit up and take notice," Lieberman told me.
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But how can we develop the discipline to sit up straight without a mom-alarm that reminds us to do so?
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When Johnson attempts to sit up several minutes into the video, he is swiftly pushed down and placed in leg restraints.
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During the sit-up portion, someone would sit on your feet and count when your elbows touched your knees or thighs.
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But in "Hope," it finds a foothold in a way that made me sit up straight, chills running down my back.
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When I could actually sit up and move – not frozen lying down – I asked my roommate to take me to the hospital.
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Like Abby, 3-year-old Sofia Patriarca has severe epilepsy and probably will never walk, talk or even sit up by herself.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What did you mean just now when you said you wished Americans would sit up at attention when you spoke.
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My muscles have atrophied and my days of flipping tractor tires have been replaced by my efforts to sit up in bed.
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Effective filmmakers use visual discontinuity, then, to jar your brain out of that complacency, to make you sit up and take notice.
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I'm not going to sit up here and say that I am or claim to be in any way shape or form.
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On Wednesday, he said that his 20-year-old sister cannot move her legs, or sit up in bed, but is stabilizing.
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What that says is we all have a responsibility in this, and we have to sit up and pay attention to that.
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The first album that made me sit up and take notice that these D9200s are something pretty special was Stromae's Racine Carrée.
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I sit up and feel utterly spaced out — like I'm both stoned and have just been woken up after a long sleep.
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" The (Baby) Weighted Sit-Up "Lying on your back with your knees bent, hold your child a few inches above your chest.
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What made the world sit up and take notice was a paper published in 1994 by Peter Shor, then at Bell Labs.
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I remember wanting him to roll over or to sit up or to start eating on his own or to start talking.
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When I could actually sit up and move—not frozen lying down—I asked my roommate to take me to the hospital.
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But this week, Israel is doing something that should make even the staunchest conservative anti-welfare opponent sit up and take notice.
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Well, what do you know, you've won the lottery and now you get to sit up front behind our wonderful driver, Josef!
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Kroll: Why don't you take your hands away from your mouth for me and sit up there and talk like a man.
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"I know we sit up here in front of the camera, but they're the ones that make this show work," Strahan added.
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The final morning she was able to sit up, my sister and my mom's best friend sang with her one last time.
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He had an unidentified progressive disease that caused frequent seizures and he was unable to breathe, eat or sit up without help.
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The suicide, though, was the one event that made me sit up and think, we've got to take a look at this.
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"My dad took me to U.S.C. games when we first moved there, and we'd sit up in the 90th row," he said.
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When someone opens an email with "NO GODS NO MASTERS," you probably sit up and pay attention—or at least I do.
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If one of them slouches, dozes off, or puts their hands on the bench for support, they're told to sit up straight.
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It is no surprise, then that a refresh of the company's flagship SLR model is making people sit up and take note.
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"My husband sends handwritten notes scratched out with a pencil, and people just sit up and sing," said Ms. Shepherd, the calligrapher.
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So sometimes we'll sit up in the nursery with all their soft toys, and sometimes we'll go downstairs where the playpen is.
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Tye Clinner was diagnosed with the condition when he was born, and is unable to walk or sit up on his own.
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When I was a kid, it was my dad who'd sit up with me in the middle of the night to talk.
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I just want to wear the cool suit and the helmets and sit up in the front and look like a bad ass.
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Photo: Leon Neal (Getty)There's no shortage of data breaches these days, but this one should make you sit up and pay attention.
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"Sometimes she gets frustrated with him because she wants him to sit up independently, but he's too floppy to do that," said McBain.
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So when a campaign comes along starring a 60-year-old model with waist-length white hair, we sit up and take notice.
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The agency said patients treated with Zolgensma showed significant improvement in developmental motor milestones such as head control and ability to sit up.
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" It was that comment which made Wickett sit up, noting that it smacked of "insecurity rather than someone being secure in their position.
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Some people have exercises that they do to help their posture, while others use tricks and reminders to remember to sit up straight.
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They also experience difficulty swallowing and sucking and do not reach the point of being able to sit up or stand by themselves.
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You find ways to get your work done; even if I can't sit up, I can still lie on my bed and work.
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Over the years—and hundreds of matches—he built a top-notch production and broadcast crew that made ESPN sit up and notice.
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Maybe it feels like I'm being harsh, but that's because I want you to sit up and pay attention to what you're doing.
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Kim also craves international recognition -- and a nuclear arsenal is one guaranteed way to make the global community sit up and take notice.
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WHEN a Hutu politician says it is time to "pulverise and exterminate" rebels who are "good only for dying", outsiders should sit up.
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I'd try to use two of them on my mantel with my TV, but the speaker is too wide to sit up there.
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"It boils my blood to know that somebody can sit up there and say 'They just have to deal with it,' " said Tiser.
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Gracie was unable to attack the omaplata successfully in this bout but he did demonstrate a beautiful sit-up sweep off one attempt.
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The four dramatic notes at the start of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony are enough to make any audience member sit up and take heed.
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She described how for most of the day, Ms. Akavi lay on the floor of their cell, apparently too ill to sit up.
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She does sit up when Helen tells her that the disconnect she and Marty are feeling might be because she's eclipsing him professionally.
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At the end of six months, they can recognize their name, eat small amounts of solid foods, and even sit up without support.
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And with plenty of headroom, you can sit up and use the bottom level not only for sleeping but also for hanging out.
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One's posture is improved, and this doesn't only mean that you stand and sit up straighter: Upright posture is the shape of confidence.
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It has haptic signals in the neck, shoulders and back vibrates when the wearer is slouching as a reminder to sit up straight.
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They were able to sit up and stand when the implant was on, and they could intentionally move their feet in step-like motions.
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That's why a new charity initiative from top figures inside the Ethereum community might make a few non-believers sit up for a moment.
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"He should be able to sit up and move his hands in the next couple days, but we aren't completely positive," Lyric tells PEOPLE.
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As long as the mouse is accurate and the keys suitably clicky, I might have just found a new way to never sit up.
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We ain't got no time to sit up riding the high horse, like we're too good for this and we're took good for that.
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If I was, how you gonna sit up on a camera and cry and do all that shit if you're trying to be cute.
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"He'll try to sit up and he doesn't understand why he can't get in his chair," Rod Beauregard, one of Charley's owners, told KATU.
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So whenever something she's worn becomes available to us (especially when it's at one of our favorite retailers) we sit up and take note.
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It can reach things that fall behind the washing machine, or grab the remote from the coffee table without forcing you to sit up.
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"I can sit up here and say that we're a team that's ready to start the playoffs tomorrow, but we're not," James told reporters.
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He could make you laugh with a phrase that skewed standard baseball speech or make you sit up to listen to some new insight.
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Ultimately it might just take new a marathon record, powered by carbon fibre spring technology, for the world to sit up and take notice.
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Esther, who was the oldest, recovered first, crawled to Kevin and me and helped us sit up and stand on our shaky stick legs.
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Now more than ever, I reach for the puzzle, sit up on a corner of the couch and lay it out on my knees.
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Quotable: "Sit up!" lawmakers jeered at Jacob Rees-Mogg, the House of Commons leader, who reclined on Parliament's front benches during debates this week.
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Mandarin sorbet in a kind of cradle made of coconut was served with a yuzu sauce so sour it made me sit up straight.
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"Wipe that fucking smile off your face, and sit up in that fucking chair," Bobby and his mother recall the detective barking at him.
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I sit up and walk across the room like Dianne Keaton's hologram does in that movie where Woody Allen won't let her smoke grass.
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And it's because there's a whole new game in town, and people are going to have to sit up and take notice of that.
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The Pirates training staff came out and began looking after him and kept him immobilized for a while longer before helping him sit up.
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In 2010, things improved when she started to get her hands and talking back and regained the ability sit up and hold her head up.
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Their marketing strategy seemed to be: Shout — or boast — loudly enough about your merchandise, and the broader art world will sit up and take notice.
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Simply place the wearable device on your back and it will send gentle vibrations to remind you to sit up straight if you are slouching.
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A new paper posted to the pre print server arXiv offers such a compelling enough the missing neutrino to make physicists sit up and notice.
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"I struggled thru months of physical therapy to learn to sit up again, to crawl and maybe with a miracle someday I'll walk," Miller wrote.
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Aside from rows and rows of wine, the cellar also has a long marble table to sit up and have a drop of vino at.
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I could sit up all night and hope they'd play what I liked on the radio, or I could go down to the record store.
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This includes things like when the child will begin to mimic your sounds, lift their head, roll over, focus on faces, sit up and more.
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England lost by a point, but only a marginal TMO call robbed them of victory, and suddenly people started to sit up and take notice.
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A declaration also focuses the entire state government on dealing with the emergency, and, hopefully, makes citizens sit up and pay a little more attention.
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Sit up like a toddler, place one hand on the hammock, one leg on the ground, prepare to dismount and … Fall flat on your face.
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And she seemed to have lost so much more; she slouched in her chair as if it were too much work to sit up straight.
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Art-loving Marvel fans will want to sit up and take note here: Mondo's got a bunch of cool Fantastic Four stuff coming your way.
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Amini understood that her great-grandmother was an important person because everyone, including Amini's father, had to sit up straight when she entered a room.
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Because people are -- still -- so unused to hearing politicians cuss, they tend to sit up and pay attention in ways that they might not otherwise.
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PTs tell pregnant and postpartum women to avoid any sit-up-like motion or abdominal exercise in which the head or feet leave the floor.
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And I'm telling you, when they sit down, these lawmakers, some of the crustiest old white Republican lawmakers, they just sit up and take notice.
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The sisters, who were conjoined at the head, are now able to sit up independently, roll over, crawl and be held separately in their parents' arms.
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He can draw, paint, sit up by himself, feed himself, wash his own face, brush his own teeth, climb up stairs, and so many other things.
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"If police and prosecutors feel the law is ethically and practically near-impossible to implement then MPs should sit up, listen and change it," he says.
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The exec didn't let out a ton of details about the forthcoming car – just enough to make the auto-watching world sit up and pay attention.
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At the 2003 Baselworld fair, Urwerk unveiled the UR-103, "the model that made everybody sit up and take notice," said Ms. Doerr of Quill & Pad.
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About 15 minutes later, organizers asked people to sit up and share, if they wanted, what their signs read and why they were at the protest.
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Back at home, I found myself marooned on the blue couch, unable to reach the bathroom or the bedroom or even sit up without terrible spasms.
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But some of us might find that we need a literal nudge to sit up straight, which is where posture trackers and trainers come in handy.
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You really have to sit up completely straight, with your chest up and shoulders over your hips, for it to register as "upright," otherwise it vibrates.
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We found thousands of profane words in the transcripts we searched, but use of the f-word tends to make people sit up and take notice.
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Matthew McConaughey and Brazilian bombshell in her own right, Camila Alves, offers up her two cents on two pieces, you best sit up and take note.
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The fact this language is coming so early in this administration , and it's coming from Trump is causing more people to sit up and take notice.
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As for Ortiz ... his wife, Tiffany, says he's been able to sit up and take steps this week ... adding, "He continues to heal and make progress."
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These "live" press conferences weren't live for me because I wasn't about to sit up at 3:00 in the morning to watch a car unveiling.
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You have to lie still for minutes at a time, turn on your side, turn on your other side, sit up, lie down—it's a pain.
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With its highly articulated legs, tail and head, it can sit up, walk, play and watch your movements, all working autonomously without any additional input required.
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She was articulate to the point of wittiness once she'd had her first drink, but he couldn't sit up with her all night watching network television.
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The helper asked me to sit up, and I foisted myself into a fairly uncomfortable position: Legs straight out in front of me, arms at my side.
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This coincides with massive momentum divergence signals in China and also in U.S. stock markets, which of course make us sit up and take notice even more.
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That made him sit up: similar rosette-shaped features have been found in younger, but still ancient, rock formations from Biwabik, in Minnesota, and Løkken, in Norway.
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The agency said patients treated with Zolgensma demonstrated significant improvement in their ability to reach developmental motor milestones such as head control and ability to sit up.
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Spokeo involves a law enacted to prevent companies from disseminating false credit information, and that alone is reason enough for consumers to sit up and take notice.
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Rowan McGowan is only 6-months-old, cannot sit up on his own yet, but holds an impressive 34-second plank in a video posted to YouTube.
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The booster seat safety standards would apply to those that help young children sit up at the dinner table, but not those that are used in cars.
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The booster seat safety standards would apply to those that help young children sit up at the dinner table but not those that are used in cars.
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Most kids don't sit up hours after open heart surgery, have the nerve to pull out tubes and declare to everyone that they want to go swimming.
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"When a senior judge raises the alarm about our democracy, it's time to sit up and take notice," Reprieve attorney Shelby Sullivan-Bennis said in a statement.
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But if even one of circuits goes the other way, it's a good bet that consumers and insurers like State Farm will sit up and take notice.
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At 25 years old, Sandeep's nails are black, needles have been shot in every part of his body, and he can hardly sit up while he talks.
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And we can all recall that funky octopus guard transition to Matt Hughes' back as Penn threatened his sit up guard, before slipping beneath an attempted elbow.
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The 2016 Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia will change that in a way that should make every party, candidate and campaign manager sit up and take notice.
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When the time comes to sit up, it can be difficult to extricate yourself from the sheer number of plot twists, political machinations and costumed dinner guests.
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Isn't it nice every once in a while, to have a little bit of discipline and to have something that makes you sit up kind of straight?
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He could not sit up or support his head on his own, and he had to wear leg braces even though he couldn't crawl let alone walk.
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"For the first couple of weeks when I woke up, I'd sit up and look outside to see if there were moose like back home," Schimmel said.
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After I sit up, I place my hands under my right knee and clasp them together as I bring my knee up and closer to my chest.
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Homeowners should sit up and take notice because a lot of protections they can now take for granted will be stripped away if this push is successful.
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The aircraft manufacturer credited social media and the Internet for making their designers sit up, take notice and write stuff down, before heading back to the drawing board.
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She was unable to maintain fluids and rapidly lost weight; she suffered hallucinations and confusion; and she was so weak she could hardly sit up, let alone stand.
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The secret sauce to taking Slack on at its own game is adding something special to the mix; something that will make potential customers sit up and listen.
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"Our son, he's starting to sit up now … and I'm just freaking out and [Mike]'s like 'Well yeah, baby, that's the point, they grow up,' " she says.
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It is objective fact that Kate Bush is amazing, and given that she's so private, any new work from her is big cause to sit up and listen.
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In the photo, Rodriguez is helping Ronaldo's son — whose name is reportedly Mateo — sit up, while his sister (whose name has been reported as Eva Maria) looks on.
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She can't sit up for extended periods of time, so [she's] going in her reclining wheelchair, and we're taking at least two of her beautiful caregivers with us.
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As soon as your baby is able to sit up on their own at around 6 months old, they can safely use the high chair or the booster.
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But it was Google that prompted real estate brokers, landlords, city officials and economists to sit up and take notice of the burgeoning tech sector a decade ago.
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It took a case like Bergdahl's — in which you have an American soldier as the pawn — for people to sit up and notice that the system was broken.
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"Dawson's Fall" asks what truth means in an era when conviction matters more, and Roxana Robinson's answer — that morality is friable — should make us sit up and tremble.
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Now, after six liters of intravenous solution, he was still weak but able to sit up and drink the rehydration solution and eat bits of bread and banana.
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Tye has cerebral palsy and is unable to walk or sit up on his own, but his mom says he lights up any time someone mentions anything Disney.
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Letter To the Editor: "Ships in Arctic Make Rescuers Sit 'Up at Night'" (front page, July 24) is on point that prevention is the best course of action.
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To sit up, she grasped one of the metal ribs holding up her family's tent and pulled herself into a sitting position, as her uncle pushed from behind.
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" He adds: "As soon as they locked me up inside the box, I tried my best to sit up, but in vain, for the box was too short.
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With Vettel making mistakes and struggling in recent races, the outcome made Mercedes — who started the year with five successive one-two finishes — sit up and take notice.
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So when she wears a pair of shoes more than once, we sit up and take note — especially when they're something other than her beloved Jimmy Choo Romy pumps.
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That nagging problem leaves her puttering around the house in the wee hours of the night, desperately rearranging furniture and jerkily practicing sit-up routines out of exercise books.
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When I was struggling with a problem, I'd sit up there under the stars and figure out a solution, always in the quiet company of my cat or cats.
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So, when we notice a pair being worn on repeat by tons of celebs, we sit up and take note — which is the case for Alo Yoga's Moto Leggings.
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Even today, when I get the pain, it's almost impossible to sit up — I have to curl myself into a ball and rock myself until pain medicine kicks in.
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What could happen in 2016 that would make people kind of sit up, take notice, and start taking even the most basic precautions when it comes to their privacy?
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The flight, which can be purchased through either Uber or Blade will run festival goers $4,170 for a charter, which can sit up to six people at $695 each.
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With Colton's frequent hospitalizations and need for round-the-clock care (he can't sit up, use his arms, eat or swallow), planning and paying for a wedding felt impossible.
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No, they're not a household name, but I can give you $86 million good reasons to sit up and take notice of their unusual — and incredibly successful — business strategy.
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Some of us who were devoted radio listeners in the mid-'70s will surely sit up in our death beds and whisper "Galileo, Galileo, Figaro" with our final breaths.
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"We didn't want to just sit up there like other groups like we were playing at a funeral," Mr. Ligon (pronounced le-GAHN) told The Washington Post in 2003.
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He also spent the night riding subways in the Bronx and said his only interaction with the police was around midnight, when an officer told him to sit up straight.
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Participants would have to keep at least one shoulder in contact with the bed or its frame at all times; they can turn on their sides but never sit up.
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I haven't driven the Giulia, but if the reviews are any indication, Alfa Romeo is back — and every other luxury carmaker (and their customers) should sit up and take notice.
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I look forward to tomorrow, when I can return to being happy but hungry, and—as I try and sit up—wonder what I'll do with all those leftover eggs.
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Last week, however, the results of a survey were published with a conclusion alarming enough for me to sit up and take notice, for a minute or so at least.
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Nurmagomedov is most famous for catching a grip on his opponent's wrist across their back as they attempt to sit up, then driving them back down on top of it.
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This is when I realized that you really have to mimic the position of your character; if she sat up, you sit up; if she lay down, you lie down.
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Wins against Denis Istomin, Nikoloz Basilashvili and Andreas Seppi followed before the 23th-ranked Edmund made the world sit up and take notice by knocking out third seed Grigor Dimitrov.
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For the amusement of wounded men who are unable to sit up or leave their beds, pictures are thrown on the ceiling above their beds by means of portable projectors.
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Simply sit up straight on the floor, focus on your breathing and scream so loudly that your neighbor feels obligated to call the police, for roughly 25 seconds without stopping.
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Among the singers, the big discovery was the young Italian bass Gianluca Buratto, whose huge, rich, finely focussed voice made rows of music professionals sit up and scrutinize their programs.
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I would sit up in bed, instantly alert, with a surreal and awful realization: Someone who was just as healthy as me 30 seconds ago has been shredded to pieces.
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I bet Rich Lowry doesn't sit up straight when, say, Palin impersonator Tina Fey winks on 30 Rock; likewise, GEMINISTALLION74 isn't just drawn to Palin's feet but her whole persona.
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"I sometimes think that bonobos sit up late at night reading papers about primates, and then decide to do the opposite," said Joan Silk, a primatologist at Arizona State University.
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Look, I am not by nature a bear, but when you start seeing the broader press mention the Dow at 25,000 — as we saw Thursday — sit up and take notice.
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JUST AS THE TRAVELER was about to sleep, at the edge of his vision he saw the woman in the bed slowly sit up and turn her head toward him.
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Mr. Scott's hearing is finely tuned to the rhythms of his 4-year-old son, Zahir, who has hypotonia and lacks the muscle tone to sit up on his own.
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If I can get my characters sit up skill maxed out, then I'm gonna finally be able to take over that skeleton castle and we'll see what happens from there.
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As she started asking her doctors about being able to sit up, stand and walk, they were unsure how she could take steps safely while hooked to the ECMO machine.
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We both have low blood volume, which makes it difficult for her to walk without fainting and impossible for me to sit up in bed without intense pain and weakness.
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A decade after the war, when Mr. Taniguchi had learned to sit up, stand and walk again, he joined a youth group for survivors and began working as an activist.
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But part of it was, which I ended up doing, was something called "Police Rounds," which was — they don't do it anymore — but used to sit up in this room.
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The end of the bout came out of nowhere as Pettis used the fence to bridge and then sit up from the bottom of side control, exposing his back again.
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There are moments throughout the two-hour premiere of HBO's pop-music drama "Vinyl" on Sunday night that will make you sit up and say, oh, yeah, Martin Scorsese directed this.
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Just try watching an out-of-focus (and presumed dead) Michael Myers sit up straight in the background in the final minutes of John Carpenter's Halloween without cringing a little bit.
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She slowly slides her body sideways into a chair, partially because her layered costume is so bulky she can't sit up straight, and partly because… "My vajayjay is chapped!" she announces.
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It boggles the mind that it took Donald Trump to make those of us in capital-rich metropolises sit up and pay attention to the nation's interior, the places in between.
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So when Kim says she has an idea of how to improve an app, that app best sit up and take notice (ahem, Twitter, we're still waiting on our edit button).
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Later on Friday morning, Trump clarified that he was only joking when he said that Americans should "sit up at attention" for him the same way North Koreans do for Kim.
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But the scale of the violence and security crackdown, and, more recently, a sharp escalation in tension between the neighboring countries, have made the outside world sit up and pay attention.
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"She wasn't able to sit up on her own for a very long time, and she didn't start walking until she was 2, and that was with physical therapy," she says.
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Without a belt to grip for a berimbolo or a sleeve to control for sit up sweeps the De La Riva suffers more than most positions when the gi comes off.
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Start with that one, and you're sure to sit up straighter by the time you reach the reference, in Maylis de Kerangal's novel "The Cook," to octopus salad with fresh fennel.
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It's a rare thing to hear a conversation in a movie that makes you sit up a little straighter; it's even rarer that you hear a silence that does the same.
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Absolutely. Was I able to sit up straight on the subway ride home because my back, which is normally crazy tight from slouching at a desk all day, was feeling more loose?
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Every time someone holding an Emmy says that it's heavy … Do a 30-second dead bug This move begins balanced in a sit-up position with the medicine ball at your chest.
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"They have not succeeded in holding Russia back," said Putin, referring to the West, which he said had ignored Moscow in the past, but would now have to sit up and listen.
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Late in the Emmys telecast, during the portion of the show that often tends to drag, a hero stepped forward to make us all sit up and take notice for a moment.
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But he knew, as the self-proclaimed king of the dealmakers, that saying you're going to do something is bupkus — DOING it is what makes the bastards sit up and pay attention.
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As more businesses sit up and take notice of the potential driverless cars and hyperloop have to offer, they will continue to shape the future of transport, retail, work and much more.
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Studies have shown that individuals who sit up straighter are more likely to view themselves as having strong leadership skills, whereas those with hunched postures have higher risks of feeling easily stressed.
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" Lefferts adds that the Ramazzini findings were enough for the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), which is a branch of the World Health Organization, to "sit up and take notice.
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For example, if Yui detects that the driver is tired, it will inflate the seat back to make the driver sit up straighter and pump cool air from the seat's ventilation system.
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"That's why I sit up here today, still in this uniform, still ready to lead this franchise to a championship, put us in a position where we can be successful," he said.
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When you hear a drum beat as you're watching Marcus Gardley's "The House That Will Not Stand," which opened on Monday night at New York Theater Workshop, sit up and pay attention.
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"That's why they allow me to sit up there and promote it and defend the narrative that football is a great game, brings great values and it's a great business," he said.
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Before long, I discovered an entire global community of miles and points geeks nerding out over redemption rates, award charts, and credit card signup bonuses so they, too, could sit up front.
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"I can sit up here in my tractor and do my banking, monitor six weather apps and read up on things like trade and Huawei, all on my phone," Mr. Rasmussen said.
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Just know that what happens next is so ballsy and surprising and fun that you'll want to sit up and cheer for it, except that it's also incredibly uncomfortable, so you can't.
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The doctor, who Bardwell reportedly waited four hours to see, begins to loudly tell the 20-year-old to "sit up" and is seen trying to push him upwards on the hospital bed.
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In a hilarious Instagram video uploaded to his account on Tuesday, Holland struggles to sit up or even realize an ice pack is not a cell phone after getting a wisdom tooth removed.
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The front-facing camera will sit up at the top of the phone alongside a bevy of sensors, making for a very clean design that also does away with hard edges and bezels.
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It was this narrowly averted genocide that made the world sit up, send peacekeepers and promise to pump large sums of money into a country that for years had received very little help.
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When you sit up here and list the names, it's crazy to even think about how did this even happen and how do police who take a leave absence and still get paid.
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If they went out for the evening, I'd sit up in bed waiting to hear tires on the snow, the quiet roar of the garage door, the jingle of keys in the lock.
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Growing up the son of lawyers in Chicago, "my family was very formal and dignified — you had to sit up straight and you couldn't have your elbows on the dinner table," he said.
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As I sit at my computer, I've got half an eye on this year's nestlings, three little hawks that are now tiny white balls of down, too weak to sit up for long.
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Ben Platt's characterization of Evan is almost beyond belief, one of those supersonic performances that make you sit up in your chair and wonder if you're actually hearing and seeing what he's doing.
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Still resisting sleep at 11, I would sit up for hours each night, filling notebooks with self-conscious confessions in alternating colored pens, falling asleep before I put all the lids back on.
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"A hard Brexit could cripple UK science and the government needs to sit up and listen," Paul Nurse, director of the Francis Crick Institute, Europe's biggest biomedical research laboratory, said in another statement.
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His wife, Stefany Garcia-Patriarca, left her job as a hotel clerk to care for their 3-year-old daughter, Sofia, who has severe epilepsy and can't walk or talk or even sit up.
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Every time someone on stage references a television show you've never heard of … Do eight ball blasters Combining a sit-up with a ball slam, modify this move by laying back on a bench.
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The trip is likely to take place in the fall of this year, which gives Archie some time to learn how to sit up, laugh, and practice talking with oh-so-adorable baby babbles.
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The two companies announced on Friday that their intention is to spend $1.13 billion on the venture, an eye-popping sum designed to make the rest of the industry sit up and take notice.
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"People [will] sit up and pay attention to indie producers and start opening their wallets to support their work; mainstream studios realise they have to raise their game; then comes the revolution," she said.
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Ankle taps for 30 seconds (In sit-up position, move torso from side to side with arms reaching for alternating ankles) Complete each move one after the other with no rest in between moves.
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I'm from the South, so we have that Southern debutante–ness, so remember to cross your legs, sit up straight, nice and clean posture, make eye contact with your guests or whoever you're with.
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Writers sit up at night listening to those well-worn riffs, tapping out tributes, shows become spontaneous cover nights, the passing of an era is marked by gestures on porn sites and subway signs.
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It's very difficult to explain, no picture or documentary could give you a sense of what it's like to sit up there—and I was sitting there with my partner and my two kids.
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"But he knew, as the self-proclaimed king of the dealmakers, that saying you're going to do something is bupkus — doing it is what makes the bastards sit up and pay attention," Moore added.
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A dear friend to me said, "You Americans, you love your First Amendment almost the way you love your Second Amendment," and that kind of blew ... I mean, it made it me sit up.
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To champion Tom Breese as the future of the welterweight title might be putting the cart before the horse a little but he is truly a talent to sit up and pay attention to.
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It might just be a concept car that makes people sit up and pay attention to Sony's brand instead of paying attention to Sony's products — which at CES this year were not especially great.
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"When you sit up from this position and throw your head and arms all the way back, she always told us, it should be as if a spear had pierced your chest," Wood said.
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This had made several shareholders sit up and ask how they could offload their small stakes, Mostrey said, with many banks wanting to sell to avoid having to hold capital against an unlisted shareholding.
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For the time being, drivers will still sit up front to engage in small talk and ensure that the operation doesn't fail miserably, while cameras and sensors built into the car track the whole journey.
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At Miss Ironside's School for Girls in Kensington the drill had been to sit up straight, learn to curtsey and not bother her head about exams, for Mr Right was bound to come along eventually.
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As such, you are unlikely to see people sprawled out on the course's luscious grass, and if you do it will not be for long as they will quickly be asked to sit up properly.
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One more thing I probably don't need to tell you: Why this song made me sit up in my chair, and wrap my jacket around me a little tightly to shake off the goose bumps.
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Kim estimates that rapid Rituxan uptake means cash-strapped European healthcare systems are likely to save 1.2 billion euros ($1.5 billion) over five years - enough to make Europe's health officials sit up an take notice.
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Oliver recruited Lin-Manuel Miranda, the son of Puerto Rican immigrants and currently the most popular man on the planet, to perform an emotional rap to convince us all to sit up an pay attention.
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To warm-up and get into the swing of things, I start with the full-body sit-up and standing-side crunches, adding a 5-pound medicine ball to help me focus my core strength.
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"People are going to sit up straighter in their chairs," said Mark N. Templeton, an associate clinical professor of law and director of the Abrams Environmental Law Clinic at the University of Chicago Law School.
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The whole effect is calculated to both offend and make viewers sit up straighter, knowing that Lanthimos has some idea bubbling beneath the surface — usually a criticism of the norms that govern ostensibly polite societies.
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Additionally, when you pull your body up into a sit-up position, you're working a group of muscles called the hip flexors which run from your thighs to the lumbar vertebrae in your lower back.
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We did daily push-up and sit-up workouts together, sparred with boxing gloves and spent countless hours discussing criminal activities of the LCN's five families in New York City during the 1970s and 1980s.
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And at its price of under $200, it's something that most people who are considering an Echo device will be able to afford, which should cause Sonos, Apple, and Google to sit up and listen.
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But right now, the Galaxy Fold is doing exactly what it's supposed to do: make people sit up and take notice of Samsung at a time when Apple appears to have lost its innovation mojo.
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I used to sit up for hours watching Top Of The Pops when I was four, learned how to play guitar from age seven, and started to meticulously collect records from the age of twelve.
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I'm so sick I can hardly sit up, I'm trying not to breathe on anybody, but every so often I try to bounce a funny line off the table to see if he'll even register me.
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Hide-Anything (Seriously, Anything) ConcealerGlossier Stretch ConcealerGlossier has been consistently killing it in the skin-care game, but it was the launch of this enticingly named cover-up that made us sit up and take notice.
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"We encourage people to spend part of the time lying on a futon or they can sit up if they want to," says psychiatrist Michael Mithoefer, who has worked as a therapist on MAPS' PTSD trials.
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But that's not unusual for poor people living under the thumb of history: My Jewish relatives from Eastern Europe were no different; they'd sit up all night regaling one another with the horrors they had survived.
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Bellator's welterweight class was always one of its better divisions, but fans started to sit up and pay attention when UFC's Rory MacDonald—a man who thoroughly handled current UFC welterweight champion, Tyron Woodley—jumped ship.
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Like any festival, Toronto is filled with quirky outliers and weird surprises, the kind of movies that make even people who are seeing four movies a day for 10 days straight sit up and take notice.
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With the help of top models Edie Campbell, Lineisy Montero, Anna Cleveland, Molly Bair, and Georgia May Jagger, she sent a gloriously glamorous girl down the runway with one simple message: Sit up and pay attention.
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Tamara Taraciuk, a senior researcher for Human Rights Watch who covered the country for eight years, says the attacks on one branch of a democratic government by another should make Americans sit up and pay attention.
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If the boss won't spring for new furniture, adjust your chair so you can sit up straight with your shoulders back and chest open, and center your computer screen (or screens) in front of your eyes.
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A Saxon arched doorway in the ring area led through to a tiny weights room with a few rusted barbells, a sit-up board and a bundled up mattress tacked to the wall to practice uppercuts.
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Orchard will threaten with a sit up/hip bump sweep to get his opponent's butt off of their heels, allowing him to insert the grapevines and stretch them out as he goes back to the mat.
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"He speaks, and his people sit up at attention," Trump said on Friday morning of North Korean despot Kim Jong Un in an interview with Fox News — a network where he receives no shortage of praise.
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They didn't invent the daily newsletter by a long shot, but Weisberg and Zakin are working the kind of magic with it that should make every media executive in the world sit up and take notice.
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ROBERT LONERGAN Easton, Md. To the Editor: For America's security and Donald Trump's presidential longevity he needs to sit up, pay attention and ask probing questions instead of being outspokenly dismissive of high-level intelligence briefings.
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In truth, we could all stand to care a little bit more about our posture — although, it's pretty telling that the fear of growing a horn is what it took to get everyone to sit up straight.
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It provides them with a nondescript, malleable space in which their burgeoning selves, friendships, and lives can unfold in comparative freedom, safe from the need to sit up straight, respect their elders, or pay quickly and leave.
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In court, when Jake is there to comfort victims taking the witness stand, the 4-year-old dog knows to sit up when the bailiff calls "all rise" and to stay quiet and calm throughout the proceedings.
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Ms. Shterenberg's lingering health complications from the accident — she has a hematoma in her leg from the damaged blood vessels, and she cannot sit up or stand for long periods — keep her from being able to work.
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He picked up his boots and slowly slid open the door; the rollers jammed a little; he had to apply some force, causing a loud squeak; the body on the couch stirred and started to sit up.
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Whereas, if you sit up and look around at the older people around you, I have never met anyone who actually wants to be any younger because we know that our years are what make us us.
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In California, it has often been planted in sites that were too warm, yielding generic red wines without the character that, in an extreme version like the Sozet Carnas, can make you sit up and take notice.
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To sit up close and personal to fashion's elite, you have to earn it, whether that be with celebrity status, Instagram followers, or years and years of fashion writing or editing experience — none of which come easy.
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"The BOJ is going to be the interesting one purely from the whole idea of a comprehensive review of monetary policy, which makes the market sit up and think," said Evan Lucas, market strategist at IG Markets.
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That feeling intensifies at the dinner table, where Steven is eating with his wife, Anna (Nicole Kidman), their teen-age daughter, Kim (Raffey Cassidy), and her younger brother, Bob (Sunny Suljic), who is told to sit up straight.
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If you can imagine that blissful feeling when you sink into a hot bath and feel your stress melt away gently — that's sort of what it's like to sit up after 30 minutes of lying on this mat.
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I mean for three months I just had to sit up in the house with my foot up and not be able to move or anything like that, so it was definitely tough, you know, just sitting around.
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" The next day, Whitman was well enough to sit up and read the paper, so he was relegated to page 5: "His nourishment still consists of mutton broth and milk punch, and occasionally he drinks a little champagne.
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I used to sit up nights watching him as he studied the crossword, that sustained stillness and then the flash of a grin whenever he decoded a resistant clue, the pen punctuating the air like a triumphant baton.
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I'm like, 'Oh no he can't sit up in that thing,' and it's stuff that we had Isaiah doing already," she says, before adding "I feel like I need to treat him a little more like I did Isaiah.
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With hundreds if not thousands of comfy shoe options out there, it's rare to find a brand that has graced the feet of so many celebrities over the years — so when we do, we sit up and take note.
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"Our goal for the new campaign was to figure out how do we take a brand that everyone thinks they know everything about and make people sit up and listen," Krista Gibson, chief marketing officer for Chili's, told TheStreet.
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Freetown Sound, released in 2016, still stands as one of the best pop records released in the past few years, and if Blood Orange's P4K Fest set was anything to go by, Negro Swan will sit up there too.
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I found that Atlas tracked some exercises better than others, though Li tells me that this may have something to do with my form, so it's probably on me for never learning how to do a quantifiable sit up.
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The veracity of Wolff's book aside, when President Trump calls a book "fake," that should be a clear signal for the American citizen to sit up in Plato's cave and look very discerningly at the images on the wall.
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Google doesn't always put out winners, but the company's sheer size and influence as a global business all but guarantees that the industry's existing big players will sit up and get to work on what their response looks like.
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Jason Amerine, who had been one of the first Green Berets into Afghanistan, decided to force the issue — a moment of great integrity at great personal sacrifice — were politicians forced to sit up and take notice and make changes.
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When law enforcement realized that Butler was not the suspect they were searching for, they allowed him to sit up but did not remove the handcuffs or inform Butler that he was free to go, according to the lawsuit.
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I can deadlift more weight than any girl I know, plank with ease, and made a goal last year to be able to do a certain kind of advanced, super difficult sit up by the end of the year.
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Using speed out of your sit-up and bringing the ball quickly from overhead towards your feet, stand up as fast as possible and finish with a ball slam, slamming the ball as hard as you can to the ground. 5.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he wished people would "sit up at attention" for him like North Koreans do for their leader Kim Jong Un, a joke that sparked instant outrage on social media and cable news.
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Investors may have been distracted by Italian referendum -- and the threat that a no vote could lead to snap elections and further shocks to the country's banking system --but analysts believe we should sit up and take notice of Austria.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will impose penalties that force tech companies to "sit up and take notice" if they do not do everything reasonably practicable to stop harmful content on their platforms, the Culture, Media and Sport Secretary Jeremy Wright said.
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I was not allowed to lie down or sleep during the duty day from 5 AM to 7 PM. I was only allowed to sit up straight on my bed and literally stare at the wall for hours on end.
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"If there is a genuine dent in earnings, people will sit up and take notice," he said, noting that regulation will be a powerful driver for the technology sector, citing the example of Facebook, as well as the banking industry.
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The Good Well-built • Fully-adjustable • Makes you sit up straight and feel good about it • Comfortable The Bad Things slip off if the desktop isn't perfectly flat • Expensive The Bottom Line Kneeling at work now makes sense to me.
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She experimented with styles and musical tones through her previous albums (Solo Star and Sol-Angel and the Hadley St. Dreams) but it was last year's A Seat At the Table that made the mainstream sit up and take notice.
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When you sit with a colleague or boss and actively pay attention with all your senses, an almost irresistible force takes place: Your presence brings the other person in, inviting them to sit up truly be in the moment with you.
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Sitting in a room with her made me want to sit up straighter, impress her with my knowledge of current events, and ask her everything she's ever done to her face so I could immediately start doing it to myself.
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The next day, his back had become so stiff that he couldn't sit up and had to lie on a mattress in the back of his parents' car as they drove to pick up an echinacea mixture from a naturopath.
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But here, too, Mr. Ruzicka finds ways to make you sit up and take notice: mustard greens dressed in an XO sauce that is boldly pungent with fermented seafood; pickled rhubarb on a cheese plate that sings with acidic personality.
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"I used to be too deep inside my head / Now I'm too far out of my skin," she sings on "Next of Kin," a line that sounds simple and instinctive, but makes you sit up with surprise when it hits you.
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I thought his work was glib, but noticing his interview with Bernard Piffaretti in a catalog for a 19743 Piffaretti exhibition at Cherry and Martin in Los Angeles, 21974 years after my own interview with this mercurial French painter, made me sit up.
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Nolan, who was born in London and holds both British and American citizenship, made his debut as a director 20063 years ago, with Following, but his follow-up to that film, 2000's Memento, is what made people sit up and take notice.
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Like her show last year at the SculptureCenter in New York, the walls are covered in brick pattern wallpaper intended to represent the banal backgrounds to our lives that we barely notice until we are told to sit up and pay attention.
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These are two men who are beloved in the heavy music world for their impish grins so ubiquitously plastered on their faces, so when there's even a hint of darkness in their sound, it's sure to get people to sit up and notice.
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Those in retirement who are receiving Social Security benefits and are enrolled in Medicare may want to sit up and take notice of the latest Medicare Board of Trustees report released this month, as their Social Security benefit may be adversely affected.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score - and it remains a big "if" - that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score — and it remains a big "if" — that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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WASHINGTON, June 15 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday said he wished people would "sit up at attention" for him like North Koreans do for their leader Kim Jong Un, a quip that sparked instant outrage on social media and cable news.
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A puzzle with a lot of X's, Z's and Q's, for example, tends to make me sit up and take notice, because filling a puzzle well with letters that are not common to many English language words is a cruciverbal feat of strength.
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"A Ghost Story" is seldom a scary movie, but it comes from scary stock; the last figure to sit up like that, with such sudden purpose, was the white-masked bogeyman who lay on the floor behind Jamie Lee Curtis, in "Halloween" (1978).
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A well-articulated and carefully calibrated UN resolution on the Rohingya crisis would "get the government of Myanmar to sit up and take notice," Afshar said, adding that other countries had to "test China" by putting forward some language for a resolution.
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From the very first moments of the film, which introduce us to Toni, mid sit-up, as she counts her reps in barely-winded breath, The Fits lures its viewers into a universe that is both dreamlike and yet still anchored in verisimilitude.
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Crafted with the help of Nintendo's creative cardboard Labo kits, this little green Toad looks like a goofy little sit-up simulation, and Toad's little noises are likely triggered by a Nintendo Switch Joy-Con inside of the setup that registers movement.
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He'd lain on his side and grabbed his knees as she'd told him to, and he'd been fine with it, and pleased, even when he saw her dropping the latex gloves into a bin as she told him he could sit up again.
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"I'm not going to take any shit," Nadler said in a closed-door prep session Tuesday morning — a rare cuss word from the lawyerly Manhattan Democrat that prompted some lawmakers to sit up in their chairs, according to multiple people in the room.
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It was an advertisement for one of Hong Kong's notorious cage apartments, where, for as little as 1,200 Hong Kong dollars a month (about $154), people could rent a cage to sleep in, stacked three deep, with barely space to sit up.
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Ramona's pole dance to "Criminal" in Hustlers is one of the all-time great character introductions, the kind of scene that makes you sit up, lean forward, and commit right then and there to whatever ride the movie wants to take you on.
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Read more:4 potential coronavirus treatments that researchers are working on right now'I'm not going to sit up here and pretend like it's a joke': 3 coronavirus patients share their stories from quarantine6 times Trump contradicted public officials about the coronavirus pandemic
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If we could figure out how to sit up straight while we work at our desks, it could help elevate mood and even make us more productive, affect body balance, and lower risk of muscle imbalances (bad posture can cause spinal deformities too).
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" He then played that headline-grabbing line from Trump's White House lawn interview with Fox & Friends' Steve Doocy in which POTUS said Kim "is the head of a country, and I mean hes the strong head…He speaks ad his people sit up at attention.
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The company's new regional jet that can sit up to 90 people, Japan's first new airliner since the 1960s, flew in public for the first time (although a second sortie had to be cancelled when it was hit by a truck on the taxiway).
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Also downstairs, Apple has installed a massive video wall in an open area that it calls the Forum, where it can hold events for developers, but also the wider community, which can sit up to 75 people, or probably more if they're standing and mingling.
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Photo: Journal of the American Society of Plastic SurgeonsBut if you haven't stepped foot in a gym in your life, and can't imagine the torture of performing even a single sit-up, this procedure is not going to turn you into a fitness model overnight.
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The Yankees' 6-foot-7, 260-pound starting pitcher Michael Pineda, who is two inches shorter and about twenty pounds heavier than Kevin Durant, has the kind of pure blistering stuff that makes big-league scouts—usually scathingly skeptical people—sit up and take notice.
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What would make the biggest difference for grieving families is for Americans to sit up and pay attention to their wars and to mourn with Gold Star families once those losses are named and faces and photos are added to the stories about war casualties.
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It was the 90s and England hadn't yet discovered the gym, so my ectomorph muscles from my college free weight and sit-up routine stood out, and people mistook my American confidence for "masc," or, as we called it in those olden days, butch.
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Nights were the worst; I would sit up in bed looking for AMSR videos, white noise tracks, or tones that somehow cover up the phantom sound (and the feeling of panic it causes) so the ringing would stop—if only for a little while.
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No detail about the poet's failing health was too small to cover: how many sips of milk punch he drank or pieces of toast he managed to consume, whether he had the strength to sit up in bed, what he said to his doctor.
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I had to sit up straight in order for any of this to work, hold out my arm, and work my core a little to lean in the desired direction, none of which was easy because my core is like a bag of melted marshmellows.
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We'd sit up and talk to two, three, and four o'clock in the morning when I was quite young, about how you should behave, the goals that you should have, the ethics you should follow, how business worked, how politics can join with business.
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I had, it turned out, a certain love for the more social, populist "hard sleeper" cars — with no doors and six bunks to a room — where the inability to sit up straight on any bed but the bottom meant lots of congregating in corridors.
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It takes 20 days to assemble a Jiang-style armchair from Chinese walnut, fine cloth or leather (red is the most popular colour) and lots of foam padding, especially in the small of the back, so that occupants can sit up straight for hours.
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Among the most fascinating is Sandy Lerner, one of the founders of Cisco Systems who, along with her boyfriend-then-husband-now-ex-husband, gave you the router that allows you to sit up in bed and read this review on your computer screen.
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Barely six months later, on a late morning in November, I found him bedridden in a sunny third-floor motel room on the outskirts of town, too weak from a radiation treatment to sit up for extended periods or speak above a barely audible murmur.
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"I'm in a really good situation being able to sit up here in front of you guys and be able to talk about situations that I'm going through and to be able to tell you honestly and truthfully what's inside my heart," Day said.
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His run to the Memphis Open final, where he lost to Japan's former U.S. Open runner-up Kei Nishikori, made people sit up and take notice and led to predictions that he could be the player to fill the void left by Andy Roddick.
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A long zipper makes strapping this infant swimsuit onto your child easy even when the baby is too young to stand or even sit up, and the soft and pliant nylon and elastane fabric blend provides plenty of range of motion for those wriggles and kicks.
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Before launching Atomico, Mattias was the head of investments at CLS Holdings where he was responsible for the sale of Sit Up TV for $360 million in 2005, and held previous roles working in M&A consultancy at LEK and in fund management at Valu-Trac.
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The B/E Aerospace seat itself is, of course, extremely comfortable and adjustable for whatever your prone preference may be at any given time during the flight: lie down, sit up, sit back — whatever helps you get into the work or relaxation zone you're looking for.
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First, sit up straight (but not pushing out your chest – a delicate balance for someone who is used to slumping over a keyboard all day), and don't let your back touch the back of a chair, so you are perched elegantly at the edge of your seat.
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Scenarios that are already playing out in many parts of the world, causing droughts, floods, famines, and the sort of economic and political instability that has lead even the Pentagon to sit up and take notice of AGW as one of the greatest security threats we face.
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And though Gucci's output tends to come thick and fast, fans may have cause to sit up and listen especially hard when Drop Top Wizop drops, because if this is the newly invigorated artist we're going to be hearing, exciting things are surely on the horizon.
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"Senator Warren made me sit up straighter, think about if I could approach something in a better way, and modeled goddamn excellence in a way that made me rethink my expectations of myself," music writer Caryn Rose wrote on Twitter, adding #ThankYouElizabeth, which is trending today.
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Still, Mami retains her fierce spirit: "'We're not going there looking like beggars,' she said, and while we waited she kept reminding me to sit up, to stay alert, to look as neat and dignified as the women on the other side of the partition," wrote Santiago.
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AMANDLA STENBERG "Everything, Everything" (May 213) Though Ms. Stenberg has a starring role this summer, what first made moviegoers sit up was her turn as Rue, the sympathetic young tribute in "The Hunger Games," a role that at the age of 12 she pushed to get.
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Korecki: If there was one thing that made me sit up, it was this attack from Warren on Bloomberg, when she talked about getting pregnant at age 21, her first year on the job as a special education teacher, which Warren said cost her that job.
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A while too, since he balanced all that rebellion with cutting skills — learned in the ateliers of Pierre Cardin and Jean Patou — so perfectly judged they made a neophyte to fashion sit up in sudden understanding: Oh, that's why this costs so much, and is worth it.
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The reversal of course, the display of resolve, coupled to a willingness to risk has made Russia, and other major global players sit up and take notice of this man from Queens, N.Y. The actions and results of the Trump policy changes have become impossible to ignore.
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The frequency with which he fights allows Cerrone to put together streaks of wins—once as long as eight fights—over respected competitors, and on the rare occasion when Cerrone loses you know that you had better sit up and take notice of the man who has bested him.
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I realized I could fit an entire New York Times up the back of the corset, and I found that the harness was comfortable, so I would just sit up there and read the Times while people took their breaks or changed the camera or sometimes went to lunch.
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The cable is approximately 2.5 feet long, which means that to play at a comfortable distance, I had to use long HDMI and USB cables long and pull the console close to me or just sit up right in front of the TV. The door is just for show.
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The robot they created is about the size of a five-year-old child, and able to crawl on all fours, sit up, walk, manipulate objects with its hands, see, hear, and even feel—it's one of the only robots in the world with full-body "skin" sensors.
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But the thing that should make you sit up and take notice is the inclusion of the same noise-canceling processor as the one that was included in Sony's WH-1000X M3, which played a part in making them our pick for the best wireless headphones right now.
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According to clinical studies of more than 170 patients who took the drug, 23 percent of infants died and 40 percent achieved an otherwise unlikely or impossible degree of motor function, such as the ability to sit up unassisted and even, in some cases, to stand and walk.
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Well, I went through that when they were all 'we're gonna raise him from the dead' and then they just BOOM, and there's a bunch of weirdos and stuff watching this whole BOOM and I sit up almost back, and everyone's clapping and I have no idea what's going on.
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It seems that Murder on the Orient Express's main source of lightness is meant to be Poirot, and more specifically his giant mustache, which the film takes every opportunity to lovingly highlight, at one point having Poirot sit up in bed wearing a leather mustache protector strapped to his face.
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This is going to require some tweaking and customization depending on the computers you have and the type of desk they're sitting on, but the end goal is to get everything in a position where you can sit up straight, with a straight back and neck, and look directly ahead.
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So far, here is how I can be quantified: When I got home from Christmas dinner at my grandmother's house yesterday I ran 2.5 miles on a treadmill in my parents' basement and did a variety of sit-up alternatives that I learned at my gym's "Ab-s-olution" class.
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Yes. When it comes to gaming, the Emperium presents a sharp picture, and I can play Battlefield 5 with a mouse and keyboard from six feet away, or sit up close with a controller and enjoy some Assassin's Creed Odyssey and never find myself worrying about lag or unsightly pixels.
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It has been written that Seaman was "a staunch anti-Nazi", though a letter to his mother in which he praises Hitler's effect upon the German people, and muses that the Fuhrer should take over Austria so that they would "sit up and pull themselves together" offers a viable counter argument.
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According to the official rules, eating, checking social media, and sending emails to update the outside world on the status of your pulse will be allowed during designated breaks, when the coffin lid will be opened and the contestants will be allowed to sit up but not leave their wooden beds.
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But although words are indeed important, I thought his tough take-no-prisoners manner and, yes, even his unpredictability might be what was needed at this particular time to cause offending persons and countries to sit up, consider us seriously, and think twice about taking advantage of us financially and otherwise.
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"I felt I was going to explode from bending my legs and my back and from being unable to spread them not even for short instants," he wrote to his lawyers in 2008, noting that the box was so short and tight he could not sit up or change positions.
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Ramy Youssef's self-titled show emerged this year as a standout Hulu original that told the story of an immigrant family from the perspective of their first-generation American son, and it did so with the kind of comedic heart and excellent writing that makes people sit up and pay attention.
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"I suspect that other schools are going to sit up and take notice and likely follow what's going to happen at Drew," said Robert Franek, The Princeton Review's editor-in-chief and graduate of the Drew University Class of 210, as well as a member of the university's Board of Trustees.
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"I thought his tough take-no-prisoners manner and, yes, even his unpredictability might be what was needed at this particular time to cause offending persons and countries to sit up, consider us seriously, and think twice about taking advantage of us financially and otherwise," wrote Anne Minich of Connecticut.
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The Model Y won't have the "Falcon Wing" doors that are found on Tesla's bigger SUV, the Model X. But drivers can expect to sit up higher and enjoy less obstructed views in a Model Y. The Model Y will be the linchpin to Tesla's goal of delivering 1 million cars by 2020.
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President Trump touted his relationship with North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Friday, saying the two leaders have "a good chemistry," and adding that he wants the people of the United States to "sit up and pay attention" when he speaks, like North Koreans do for the dictator of the rogue regime.
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Anecdotal evidence obviously doesn't mean a whole lot, but it does underscore that the gap between a hit and a miss often has little to do with the actual merits of a movie or TV show, given the importance of concept and marketing in motivating people to sit up and take notice.
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Kim's people have good reason to sit up at attention: The despot has racked up human rights abuses during his leadership, ordering the execution of at least 340 people during his first six years as leader of the country — including several members of his own family, according to a South Korean think tank.
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"The only time I've seen it is with military personnel coming back from Afghanistan or Iraq, on their last leg, trying to get home, and there were a couple of empty seats up front," she said, adding that in this case she has seen a flight attendant ask if they wanted to sit up front.
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In 29 she started the "Wagon Station Encampment," 193 domed aluminum-clad units around a central outdoor kitchen that marry the proportions of a frontier-era covered wagon with the modernity of a Subaru Outback; there is just enough space for one person to sleep or sit up, and a few hooks for personal items.
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They've been without running water or electricity since Hurricane Irma hit, so they're making daily trips to a mountain spring nearby for water and have a generator that requires propane gas to keep Avila's room air-conditioned and powered — she has a compromised immune system and needs to be in a mechanical bed to be able to sit up.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: The only startling moment in the thoroughly irredeemable Venom that makes you sit up and take notice comes at the 71-minute mark, when the sight of a disheveled, stubbly, sweaty and bloated Tom Hardy jolts you with the realization that here is the perfect actor to one day play Harvey Weinstein.
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When Nvidia makes investments in AI startups, it's probably a good idea to sit up and take note: The GPU maker has essentially enabled modern AI in many ways, and so it's probably seen the gamut of potential applications of its technology over the years, and should know better than most what's likely to work out and what isn't.
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When I go home, I've probably got two or three days, I will watch TV. I get up late and have a late breakfast and I sit down and watch TV and I may sit up late to watch something I wanna watch, or I'll go to bed early and watch TV. And read, I like to read.
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When "Christianity Today" issued its editorial last week calling for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 85033 MORE's removal from the American presidency, I thought evangelicals — including prominent leaders — would sit up and take note.
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" David Litt, a speechwriter for former President Barack Obama, told Reuters' Roberta Rampton after the "sit up at attention" comment: "Maybe Donald Trump is the kind of dry, deadpan humorist who does great material about how terrific dictators are - but if that's the case, he should wait until he retires as president to start breaking out that particular part of his act.
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O'Gieblyn puts it this way: "There are nights when I sit up in bed, awakened by the panic of some half-remembered thought, one of those foundational problems that gets lost in the wash of secondary concerns and emerges only when you are loose and unguarded to remind you, with a start, that you've forgotten the original question; that you're missing the point."
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In Lawrenceville during the steel heyday of the early 20th century, the houses that sit up on the hills between Butler Street and Penn Avenue were for management at the mills, while the working class families were stuck in the flat portions at the bottom of the hill, where, according to local lore, the muck and shit would flow during rainstorms.
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You'd think that a statistic like that would make the Grammys sit up and listen, but instead, as AP report, they've made sure to highlight to members that across all 84 Grammys categories (most of which aren't televised, which is important, as one key issue that women artists and producers have repeatedly cited is the need for widespread representation, not simply recognition), actually 17 percent of nominees had been women.
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"So when I'm doing a race, I can actually just stay in my aero position, use this hose or little straw that pulls out, and I can drink water while I'm racing in the aero position without having to sit up, pull the water bottle out, drink from it, close the water bottle, put it back in and then come back down into the aerodynamic position that we're usually using when we're racing," Szekretar said.
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At the Giant Center, it felt as if the most essential product of Trump's candidacy, for the faithful, wasn't the prospect of him enacting these policies but what was happening right here in this room — as if whether he actually built that wall was less important than the fact that his call for it had made the world sit up and take notice of him, and therefore of them, and all that they were grieving.
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Mr. Ly, 39, the son of a garbage collector from Mali, has put his whole life into a sharp-edged film that depicts the harshness of the French capital's immigrant suburbs — the banlieues — that has won applause from French film critics of all political stripes, made President Emmanuel Macron sit up and take notice, garnered Mr. Ly a top prize at Cannes and is France's candidate for Best Foreign Language Film at the Oscars.
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It wasn't necessary for me to watch the awards, but I do know that Variety has reported that the numbers for the viewership were down even more than they were last year, so I think that the Academy is going to have to sit up and take notice, as will Hollywood, that people who are concerned with the lack of representation of marginalized communities in film will no longer sit quietly, and will continue to keep up the pressure.
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" On his plane-ride home after being fired from the FBI: "I took a bottle of red wine out of my suitcase that I was bringing back from California, a California pinot noir, and I drank red wine from a paper coffee cup...And then I-- as-- we got close to the airport in Washington, I asked the pilots could I sit up with them, 'cause I'd never done it...And-- and then we shook hands with tears in our eyes and then I left and get driven home.
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At the 20023 World Cup, Brazil and Nike invented the Really Good Football Advert—the one in the airport, oooooooooooriahhhh raioooooo, oba oba obaaaa, Good Ronaldo in his first prime, absolutely tonking it into the post, you know the one—and this established the template for the next eight years of Nike adverts, thus: — Eric Cantona would make an entirely unnecessary cameo; — Vintage-feel swing music set over hyper-modern Brazilian tricks and skills; — Roberto Carlos does a slide tackle that's so crunching it sounds like a cow collapsing; If you were a boy aged anywhere between nine and sixteen at the time of this advert, you will know that it was possibly the most exciting and vital 90-seconds of anything ever committed to film, the kind of advert that can make your blood jolt in its veins, make you sit up straighter and shush everyone else in the room.
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