But snagging a cancellation seat, though appealing, isn't that easy.
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It's won a battle here, snagging its first European carriers.
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Snagging the top spot in Perry's list was John Mayer.
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Whenever I'm snagging bags, I always go in very optimistic.
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Twitter had lots to say about the two snagging trophies.
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"It's amazing," she said of her snagging her first Golden Globe.
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It's not surprising to see Netflix snagging this top-grossing position.
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Earning potential isn't just dependent on snagging a high-paying job.
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Apps like Paribus take the legwork out of snagging price matches.
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But snagging more than a handful of seats will be tough.
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The door closed before I could get on, snagging my foot.
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Snagging Cate Blanchett would certainly be a step in the right direction.
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Snagging AT&T's Hulu share would bring Disney's ownership to 70 percent.
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That's over a week of snagging discounts from the popular makeup brand.
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What's harder: snagging a ride on Air Force One or Amazon One?
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Bella Hadid is a frequent culprit of snagging her roommate's favorite hairspray.
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Black Friday shopping isn't just for snagging discounted electronics, boots and toys.
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Here's how to make sure you're snagging all the free money available:
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Residents can&apost always be picky when it comes to snagging property.
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It might be time to get strategic about snagging that next promotion.
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Freight-matching startups have been snagging top tech talent left and right.
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" Glenn also got into acting, snagging a recurring role on "Miami Vice.
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That way you'll be confident about snagging a deal when it flies by.
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Even snagging a preorder won't be easy (unless you live in the UK).
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Did you miss out on snagging a $79 Google Home on Black Friday?
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And believe it or not, snagging a bottle won't cost a royal fortune.
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We don't know yet if these ladies will succeed in snagging the loot.
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Now, some people are trying to name-drop their way into snagging masks.
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Snagging a table for dinner is nearly impossible, but guests get priority reservations.
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Snagging a great airfare doesn't mean you'll have a great seat on your flight.
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But though there are 51 titles available, don't count on snagging all of them.
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Snagging a few tax breaks can boost your refund or lower your tax bill.
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Cybercrooks are changing their modus operandi and widening their nets for snagging the unwary.
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Hey, at least you won't have to worry about these snagging on anything, right?
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She followed a more traditional path, snagging a 9-to-5 job upon graduation.
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That deal is still going on, though we recommended snagging one while you can.
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This method of snagging customers led to Wunderkind having some pretty stellar SaaS metrics.
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But very rarely did he jump the gate and produce something surprising, mind-snagging.
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But the benefits of remote work extend beyond productivity to snagging and retaining top talent.
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Olivia Culpo revealed her tip for snagging the best gifts for the holidays: Get personal.
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Ahead, we rounded up the items that we're snagging off of Soko Glam's virtual shelves.
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Always brush from the ends first and gradually work your way up to avoid snagging.
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He responded to the email as a joke but ended up snagging a real invite.
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Since then she's become a real estate baroness, snagging 3 other homes in the area.
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However, on Saturday, Trump triumphed over his competitors, snagging all 38 delegate votes for himself.
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Sonatype's last round of funding was in 2016, led by Goldman Sachs, snagging $30 million.
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Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, $49.99Australian shoppers loved snagging this classic, family-fun game on discount.
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I learned as much when I tried snagging a second Home Mini through the promotion.
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Ahead, a handful of the offerings we'll be snagging now that we're in-the-know.
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World Series Champ Ryan Zimmerman snagging a glove hand save off an Ovi slap shot.
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F53 got an expensive holiday present today, snagging startup Shape Security for approximately $25 billion.
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Equally cozy in winter (so much so the only problem can be snagging a seat!).
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We're told Danielle has always wanted a Rolex but hasn't gotten around to snagging one.
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I'm pretty sure a skater or two was beaten up for snagging someone else's Big Brother.
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With temps dropping faster and faster, we suggest snagging a pair of these stylish sweats ASAP.
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Prince Jackson graduated Saturday from Loyola Marymount University in L.A., snagging a degree in business administration.
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You can start by snagging the accessories Simpson wore to the event — available at Dillard's now!
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Despite snagging the state party's endorsement, he is facing a fierce competitor in Republican state Sen.
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The event is free for all who attend, but snagging a reservation is the hard part.
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If you're on the fence about snagging a pair, I highly recommend trying these babies out.
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So consider grabbing bags of Halloween candy come November, or snagging some beach gear in September.
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Where it's not driving around, snagging people, talking them into stuff they don't want to do.
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Let your tunes loose by snagging a Beats Pill+ speaker on sale at Walmart for $20 off.
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It's as if by snagging a royal, a person achieves some level of economic and social transcendence.
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Combine the idea of a stuffed animal and flowers by snagging an arrangement composed entirely of plushies.
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But before you do, you can save $27 by snagging a set of Nintendo Switch game vouchers.
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It's an easy way to forge a good relationship, he said, snagging better assignments and more support.
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Early statistics suggest that at least Canada is snagging some of them to jobs and university spots.
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Tech companies took 20 of the 25 spots on the list, with consulting companies snagging four others.
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The big prize on the capital-raising side would be snagging a so-called "separate account mandate".
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Did he succeed in snagging some delicious Dunkin' before the bus came, or was he left behind?
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YouTube reported similar results with Latinos snagging 6 of the 10 most-watched video spots in 2017.
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So no more of that tossing-three-coins-into-the-Trevi in hopes of snagging a bae.
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Protect it from nasty viruses and scammers by snagging McAfee Total Protection, on sale for only $2111.99.
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This could make the difference between owing the Internal Revenue Service in 2019 or snagging a refund.
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The fashion crowd lined the runway, with Miss Universe 2015, Pia Wurtzbach, snagging a front row seat.
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What nearly everyone in fashion has been attempting for years, Mr. Gvasalia neatly accomplished: Snagging the sneakerheads.
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A light went off in my head, and I promptly sold it, snagging a cool 7,495 Bells.
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Each scored 20 points with Fournier grabbing a career-high 10 rebounds and Ibaka snagging 12 boards.
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Imagine buying a new car from your favorite car company, snagging a vehicle known for its safety.
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She joins stars like Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Kerry Washington, Debbie Reynolds and more in snagging the title.
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Ring in Black Friday by snagging some for just $29.99 — 40% off the suggested retail price of $49.99.
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Ultimately, your résumé gives others their first impression and will determine your chances at snagging a new job.
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When worn as pants, a subtle flap covers the zipper to avoid snagging on anything as you hike.
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The "Game of Thrones" star wrote that it was "Unbelievable so freaking stoked" about Kravitz snagging the role.
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Now you worry about somebody snagging your kid off the street if you turn around for five seconds.
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Consider snagging this Dell laptop if you're on a budget and looking for a high-end entertainment experience.
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If you're flying to Paris, Rome or Frankfurt, you still have some time before snagging the best deals.
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Set up 83-click ordering to give yourself a fair shot at snagging one of those Lightning Deals.
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Getting a seat in the courtroom might be even harder than snagging one of Swift's coveted concert tickets.
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Chinese facial recognition company Face++ raised $750 million this week, snagging a valuation of more than $4 billion.
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Global steel giant ArcelorMittal is also close to snagging the debt-ridden Essar Steel's assets for $6 billion.
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I love how it looks, despite the annoyance of sometimes snagging on or walking awkwardly into environmental stuff.
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Even 20 hours in, it was more fun to trapeze across the map, snagging collectibles along the way.
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But after snagging Trump's endorsement, Kemp vanquished Cagle by nearly 40 points in a runoff election last week.
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Hugh Jackman congratulated John Legend for snagging People's Sexiest Man Alive award by trolling his frenemy, Ryan Reynolds.
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Those interested snagging a job with Amazon can register for the Career Day and search for openings online.
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So, you'll have a better chance at snagging a hot-ticket ClassPass slot during July versus, say, January.
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Two specific tactics helped Smith drive income: building a base of lucrative corporate contracts and snagging celebrity clients.
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Tali's in the process of snagging DOT and CE safety certifications from the U.S. and European Union, respectively.
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At Oriental Air Bridge, snagging a pilot of any age from a big international airline is a coup.
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"With their fancy shoes and their hats and coats snagging on tree branches, we could grab them easy."
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Scroll on to make "sale" feel sexy again by snagging that wishlisted memory-foam mattress for $200 off.
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He came reasonably close to doing it, missing the Kaiser but snagging the ashtray off of his desk.
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Scientists have been attempting to track the anti-cyclone ever since, snagging some beautiful images with Hubble last year.
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The company's ad business zoomed higher, as retailers poured money into snagging customers during the busy holiday shopping season.
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But Hillary Clinton's campaign says treating the election a little more like Candy Crush is already snagging more support.
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Freshman Justin Champagnie led Pitt (211-212, 235-133) with 213 points while snagging a game-best 219 rebounds.
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Putting yourself out there and getting out of your house will increase your chances of snagging a new job.
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It's so thoroughly enjoyed, it went diamond earlier this year, snagging 10 million units through song sales and streams.
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And I mean, who doesn't love the thrill of snagging a killer deal in such a short time window?
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Grab some wine and amp up your next girl's night by snagging the Woman Card Deck for $20 here.
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That's all because we've tapped experts in fine dining to offer their best tips for snagging an impressive reservation.
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Some teachers took advantage of the beautiful weather, snagging a spot on the grass and having impromptu story time.
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Additionally, snagging a supply convoy means you'll be able to get in good with the rebels that much faster.
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One former employee says he went through 17 rounds of interviews before finally snagging a role at the company.
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Fliers able to travel on Tuesdays or Wednesdays appeared to have the best shot of snagging JetBlue's lowest fares.
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If you're looking for an affordable option, I recommend saving a bit more cash and snagging the BenQ HT215ST.
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Overstock (OSTK) is broadly known as an e-commerce site for snagging furniture, decor and appliances on the cheap.
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Fletcher," while Collette's supporting-actress nomination prevented Olivia Colman of "The Crown" from snagging a second nod for "Fleabag.
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For Hint, scaling has meant reaching roughly 190 employees after 14 years and snagging John Legend as an investor.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump is a man seriously susceptible to snagging himself in the nettles of obsession.
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Jason Witten had nine catches for 66 yards for Dallas, with Cole Beasley snagging eight balls for 65 yards.
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If you were thinking about snagging a new Echo device anyway, there's literally no better time to place that order.
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Here's a handy guide for snagging all the books you'll need to catch up on all of Marvel's myriad superheroes.
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Startups are less concerned than they used to be with snagging a dot-com domain that contains just their name.
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AMC's The Night Manager also had a good night, with Hugh Laurie and Olivia Colman both snagging Best Performance awards.
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The buyer drew the sole winning Powerball number, snagging the coveted $343 million fortune, officials announced on the Powerball website.
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Best of all, with the gift card savings you're effectively snagging this slick widescreen monitor for a super low $200.
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I don't find anything I love, but that doesn't stop me from snagging a few sweaters that are on sale.
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And, just like their humans, pets are all about snagging the hottest accessory in patriotic fashion: an "I Voted" sticker.
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Last year, the fest made big moves by snagging Kanye West last-minute — and this time, it's just as stacked.
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Universal's "Sisters," a Tina Fey and Amy Poehler pairing, continued to show impressive endurance, snagging fourth place with $2112 million.
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She also recommends investing in a silk pillowcase, as sleeping an ordinary cotton sham can cause drying or lash snagging.
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And you watch as the hours tick by and everyone in front of you celebrates publicly after snagging a spot.
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Roll through Ghana as a pangolin just as if you were Sonic snagging rings, all in the name of love.
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They cemented their brand by snagging a trademark for what has become a mini-empire, which includes apparel and blogs.
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Snagging Kraft, while it's cheap, might make a nice prelude to splitting the whole food complex off down the road.
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Usually listed at $244.99, you'll be saving a total of $122.00 by snagging it at this all-time low price.
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He was a lawyer by trade and wanted something he could wear to keep his Walkman from snagging on doorknobs.
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In the photo, which I might add is a selfie, the two are clearly snagging some one-on-one time.
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On Wednesday it soared again, not through space but at an auction house, snagging $130,000 — nine times its asking price.
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So start early by snagging this faux-fur-trimmed coat with a flattering ruffle trim while it's 60 percent off!
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Facebook is trying to show that it's serious about snagging business users, and Dreamforce is the place to do it.
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The video shows the delivery worker placing the package on the front porch and snagging the bicycle as he leaves.
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Rookie T.J. Hockenson had a huge day for the Detroit Lions, snagging six catches for 131 yards and a score.
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He was there photographing foxes when an eagle swooped in to steal the fox's dinner, snagging the fox as well.
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The app has come close to snagging the No. 1 spot on the Top Grossing chart before, Sensor Tower notes.
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These robo-advisors believe that by snagging users early on they can build relationships with customers for the long term.
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I ended up reaching over the counter, snagging my ID out of his hands, and booking it out the door.
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When the moon is new, both have equal success hunting for their young, snagging about five voles in a night.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii may have qualified for the next televised debate by snagging a delegate in American Samoa's primary.
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It provides balanced heat, smooths frizz, and creates a smooth surface for any hair type to float over without snagging.
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Macy's is particularly ideal for snagging small kitchen appliances like mixers, blenders, and toaster ovens, among others, according to Skirboll.
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Coinbase announced the hiring of Tim Wagner as vice president of engineering on Monday, snagging him from Amazon's cloud service.
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The IRS exists for the purpose of collecting taxes – and snagging as much tax money as possible in the process.
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But that seems silly, right — especially when you can get more for less by snagging the Instant Pot Duo Plus instead.
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Nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The Favourite, she could end up snagging her second Academy Award win.
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The robot arm hovers over a pile of products before it makes its move, snagging a toothbrush with its suction cup.
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What hurt Wyoming (although not enough to prevent it from snagging first place) is the relatively high average health-care costs.
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Heading into a new administration run by a political novice, snagging face time with the person calling the shots can't hurt.
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We recommend snagging these adorable Disney x TOMS Snow White shoes (bonus: your little one can get a matching pair, too!).
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Typically, Walmart shoppers don't visit the store with an expectation of anything more than snagging a good deal on paper towels.
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And after a week of hearing me brag about my fancy pillow, my boyfriend has started snagging it when he can.
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Netflix's "Roma" scored 10 Oscar nominations Tuesday, including its director and cinematographer Alfonso Cuarón snagging best picture, director and cinematographer nods.
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We're talking about Pete Davidson snagging Kate Beckinsale as a rebound after Ariana Grande perpetuated the mystique around his baffling BDE.
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But we'd recommend snagging a long white wig and a cape and then standing in front of a fan all night.
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Majestic Wine said in November that it would stockpile £5m-8m of European booze to safeguard against any snagging at ports.
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The Hidden Figures actress joins stars like Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Kerry Washington, Debbie Reynolds and more in snagging the title.
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But he recovered in his return to originals, snagging the first of his two weekly wins in total viewers: 2.77 million.
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The agency is also interested in going to a well studied, pretty famous comet and snagging some of it to study.
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Investing in some smart luggage, snagging a quality travel adapter, and finding the right thing to binge-watch on your flight.
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And remember, trends like these don't come around often, so we suggest snagging one (or three) before they all sell out.
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We talk about Apple's big steal from Google — snagging AI chief John Giannandrea — and the latest iPhone rumors: a curved screen?
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This can mean snagging the desk physically nearest the boss, but also, say, sharing public-transit with others in your profession.
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P.T. was an immediate success, even snagging a spot on The Verge's sister site Polygon's Top 10 games of the year.
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She also made history by snagging the artist of the year award, making her the most awarded artist in AMA history.
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We're talking about Pete Davidson snagging Kate Beckinsale as a rebound after Ariana Grande, perpetuating the mystique around his baffling BDE.
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He missed the first two games while suspended before snagging seven passes for 2318 yards in his 262 debut last week.
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The floating plates are contoured with smooth edges, so you won't have to worry about your hair snagging as you're styling.
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The sketch show broke its own record for nominations, snagging more this year than it ever has in its four-decade run.
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Thornton was the first winner of the night at the 2017 Golden Globe Awards, snagging the award for his role in Goliath.
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What we really loved was requesting our favorite songs and dancing obnoxiously together, snagging party favors, and posing for photo-booth pics.
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So, before the Meghan Markle effect causes yet another sell out, we suggest snagging your own pair of the brand's Natalie flats.
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And while the odds are stacked against players snagging the bonanza in either game, the IRS is always a guaranteed eventual winner.
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Snagging her first Globes nomination, the 44-year-old Colman might also just land the best actress (comedy or musical) award. 5.
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You leave them in, the playlist keeps rocking, and you swim a few laps without missing a beat or snagging a wire.
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One of the few memories he recalls is playing catch in the park, his dad snagging the baseball with his bare hands.
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For the cold winter months ahead, try snagging this Chateau parka with fur trim to make sure you're toasty all season long.
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Guidepost, which also conducts internal investigations of potential wrongdoing and reviews corporate compliance programs, is hardly the only monitor snagging prominent assignments.
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The head pivots, which means it works with the contours of your face so it doesn't end up snagging at your skin.
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Things began to change after 1959, when St. Martin's Press moved in and started to expand, snagging offices when other tenants departed.
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Others, like "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "A Star Is Born," debuted earlier but expanded to more screens after snagging promising awards and nominations.
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Once upon a time snagging a top design post was seen as a plum achievement, and the presumption was long-term commitment.
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But this year, the seasoning caught up, snagging the title and pushing the frozen chicken to its previous second runner-up position.
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But when Connor is asked to grab a second towel, he opts for a shortcut, snagging a blanket from a nearby chair.
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A Democrat snagging a US Senate seat in deep-red Alabama is inching closer to reality — at least according to a new poll.
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Once you have your (new) number, you can start snagging a few styles you like, as this is where sister sizing truly shines.
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One Cambodian Family For My Pleasure Please competed in SCAD Savannah Film Festival's short film competition, snagging the Jury Award for best screenwriting.
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The benefits go beyond just keeping your ponytail bright, too: scrunchies are gentle on your hair, and help prevent any snagging or pulling.
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DJ Khaled kicked off this weekend's third annual REVOLT Music Conference on Thursday by snagging a huge honor — the key to Miami Beach.
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According to WNEP, the Sisters got spooked after the cashier tripped an alarm, and the two fled the bank without snagging any cash.
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Significant amounts of lobster trap lines got tangled in the Mote Marine Laboratory's coral trees, snagging other debris such as uprooted mangrove roots.
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Peer-to-peer marketplaces have seen growing popularity in Asia, with competitors such as Indonesian marketplace, Tokopedia, also snagging funding in recent months.
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This includes becoming a PTA dad at his youngest son's school and snagging a management position at the hardware store where he works.
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Last year, a Northern Irish fishing boat was nearly capsized after snagging what its crew believed was an unidentified submarine in its nets.
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Snagging the top spot in Perry's list was John Mayer, whom the singer dated twice before they finally called it quits in 2015.
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In addition to snagging that Kindle deal during Amazon Prime Day, you can save upwards of 50% on hard and soft cover books.
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As the genres invoked start to clash, snagging on each other like tectonic plates in a subduction zone, something starts to feel off.
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The Latin single "Despacito" keeps its winning streaking alive by snagging nominations for both song of the year and record of the year.
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For competitors at this elite level, a split-second can mean the difference between snagging Olympic gold and returning home without a medal.
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The way that the oft-discussed 18-to-34 age group goes about snagging a new bag has changed markedly over the years.
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The distant runner-up, Dylan Ratigan, won the Women's Equality Party as a write-in candidate, snagging just two of four votes cast.
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Garcetti has made a difference in L.A. like few mayors have with various initiatives ... the crown jewel was snagging the Olympics for 2028.
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Yet he still wound up snagging the N.B.A. finals Most Valuable Player Award as the unquestioned centerpiece of the Canadian franchise's first championship.
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Murphy is a slow marathoner—his personal best is 5 hours, 11 minutes in 2006—but snagging a podium was never the objective.
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Clemson scored on its third consecutive possession with Leggett capping a 75-yard drive by snagging a 16-yard touchdown pass from Watson.
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It's a Sunday ritual for many, along with snagging a few cartons of cigarettes, since they, too, are cheaper on the other side.
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If you miss out on the SNES Classic right at launch, the best path to snagging one is probably with an inventory monitoring website.
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For now, she's reaping the benefits of her newfound fame by doing things like attending the VMAs and snagging a selfie with Kim Kardashian.
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However, snagging a very special meal at The Mark Restaurant or enjoying a cocktail at The Mark Bar isn't completely out of the question.
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Back in October 2018, there was numerous reports about 13 Reasons Why and Love, Simon star Katherine Langford snagging a role in Avengers: Endgame.
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Nowadays, even Republicans are more worried about the rich not paying their fair share than they are about snagging a tax cut for themselves.
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Twitch Prime is working to be the best deal in gaming, and it seems that it's well on its way to snagging that title.
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A nanny or au pair makes a median of $12 per hour in addition to snagging perks such as free housing, meals and transportation.
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Now, whether or not snagging Swift required any chasing on Alwyn's part is unknown given how private the couple has been about their relationship.
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"The future is here (whether you like it or not)," wrote one social media consultant after snagging a pair of Snapchat's recording-enabled sunglasses.
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He worked as a dishwasher and bartender at a string of restaurants, eventually snagging a position waiting tables at a fancy Beverly Hills bistro.
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A Philadelphia Phillies fan made an AMAZING 1-handed grab at Citizens Bank Park on Wednesday ... snagging a foul ball while HOLDING HIS BABY!!
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Pruitt amassed a long, long (I mean, really fucking long) list of misdeeds within the first year and a half of snagging his gig.
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Schiller first entered Trump's orbit while he was still an NYPD detective in 1999, snagging a part-time gig doing bodyguard work for Trump.
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He hustled day to day before Rod cut him off at South Beach, snagging Nacho from the lap of some whiteboy by the door.
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An Australian chef made a pizza with 154 types of cheese, snagging a world record for the pizza with the most varieties of cheese.
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Pedro Martinez Two years after snagging Glavine in free agency, the Mets signed another star away from the team he would represent in Cooperstown.
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It also gives shoppers a heads-up on how close they might be to missing out on snagging an item before someone else does.
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" Hopkins said Hulu is competing with Netflix, Amazon and others for the rights to popular shows — snagging one prominent win, the Fox drama "Empire.
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Snagging investment from Gradient is a notable achievement for Elsa, but it will also allow the startup to tap into the company's talent, too.
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This service includes UberBalloon, meaning the next ride you request could be, yes, a hot air balloon; and UberBoat, for snagging a boat ride.
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Starting with her 2010 breakthrough, Winter's Bone, she's racked up a series of acclaimed art-house hits, snagging four Oscar nominations along the way.
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Weber looks like a rec league superstar in the video ... snagging a good interception with a solid return ... and throwing a dart on offense.
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As we reported ... there were rumblings about 50 snagging movie rights for Tekashi ... and now we know it'll be part of the scripted series.
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" DaBaby has become a popular rapper within the last year, releasing two albums in 2019 and snagging two Grammy nominations for his song "Suge.
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That said, if you've got a Disney friend who is just getting started in the pin collecting game, try snagging them a starter kit.
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Not only are you snagging this MacBook at its lowest price on Amazon ever, but your purchase also gets you $20 off Microsoft Office.
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Lured by the promise of seeing his cryptographer heroes in person, he snuck in, somehow snagging a conference badge without paying the $1,000 registration fee.
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Recreate those '90s vibes in your own home and cut down on plastic bottle consumption by snagging this self-cleaning water cooler that's on sale.
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The holidays are quickly approaching, so why not tackle your gift list early by snagging this pair of urBeats in-ear headphones for 30% off.
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She hasn't been herself, swimming-wise, in two years and she failed to win an individual medal in Rio after snagging four golds in London.
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Keep scrolling to see the royal-approved styles we'll be snagging so we can try our best to look just like Meghan (for way less!).
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Chris Christie made a helluva catch, snagging a foul ball at Tuesday's NY Mets game ... and the reaction was pretty much what you'd expect. BOOOOOOOOOOO!!
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While we may loathe selfies in our daily lives, there's no denying that they are necessary for snagging the perfect shot while you're on vacation.
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For a (very) limited time, snagging a pair of Form Sandals will also get you a free bottle of Côte polish, originally priced at $18.
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New York America in 2010, snagging the prize for most whimsical costume (dressed in green ruffles intended to evoke an apple tree) at the nationals.
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A key moment for Taxify was snagging investment from Didi Chuxing, the Chinese firm that acquired Uber's China business and removed it from the country.
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A half dozen birders looked on as a pair of nesting eagles traded places before stretching their wings over the misty waters, snagging a fish.
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The plot is more or less a chronicle of Elaine snagging and then disposing of a man, mixed in with some witchcraft and outraged villagers.
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Minnesota moves up one spot to No. 3 in America's Top States for Business, snagging 1,2500 out of 26,27 possible points in CNBC's annual ranking.
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After Tim moved to Massachusetts, Bill and I, both in commuter-range New Jersey, kept up our city bag-snagging but did it less frequently.
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Users may have luck snagging water-based Pokemon – which can be found near bodies of water – by the Rayburn fountain or Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
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And by verbally banishing Peter from this "world," Rachel signals that she will do what's in her power to keep him from snagging that title.
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This easy-to-use pet grooming system features massaging nubs and gentle suction to clean up pet hair and control shedding without snagging or pulling.
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Branding has been a particular point of focus for GTI, whose RISE Dispensaries are snagging licenses in highly regulated states where marijuana is medically legal.
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Instead, Kendall simply enjoyed herself -- dancing with friends, snapping selfies with guests, chatting up the crowd and snagging A$AP's yellow goggles off his head.
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Just take a look: Of course he was named the first star of the game, and of course he was snagging interviews after the game.
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Alec Baldwin's Trump mannerisms and speech are so eerily spot on that his performance stands a good chance of snagging him an Emmy in 2017.
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Let's just hope it's for Hannah's amusement, and not a way of snagging a sweet, sweet record contract (although I suppose things can be two things).
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La La Land could have done better here, but not much better, especially with its relatively small ensemble preventing it from snagging major "best cast" prizes.
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In addition, they successfully tapped crowdfunding platform Indiegogo, snagging more than $40,000, then topped that by landing one of the largest valuations in "Shark Tank" history.
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He's emblematic of millennial "hustle" culture, an entrepreneur with a global profile who's snagging what he claims to be over $100,000 marketing deals with influential brands.
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I'm snagging minimalist staples, bomber jackets, and polo dresses that are ready to be worn as soon as they hit my doorstep — and nothing's over $150.
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Try snagging a spot on the National Mall, Lincoln Memorial or Jefferson Memorial for a breathtaking view of the firework show across the reflecting pool. 4.
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Lawrence explains snagging the best priced tickets comes down to understanding the economics of the section you're interested in, not the pricing of the entire stadium.
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Starting at just $7, these five tiger-print dresses are perfect for snagging Selena's look this fall — including a midi dress from Ganni's current fall collection!
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But, as master deal-divers, we've unsurfaced a method for snagging all the classic earrings your collection craves without throwing a wrench in your entire budget.
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In an attempt to get hired in the competitive publishing industry, Liza pretends to be a 20-something and ends up snagging an entry-level job.
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But these types of criminals are normally targeting thousands of potential victims with the hope of at least snagging a few unlucky people in their trap.
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The risk is that snagging a handful of high-profile tech listings from Hong Kong and New York will come at the expense of genuine liberalisation.
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And while it's still easy to find Bryant's Lakers jersey in retail stores, snagging a rare Lower Merion version requires a little more of a search.
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That makes the Mullin Automotive Museum's annual "Under the Hood" event a bit like snagging a full access pass to the Vatican: You can see everything.
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To help you figure out what's worth snagging in this sale, we've rounded up the items that are worthy of all the heart-eyes emoji, ahead.
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Justin Coleman brings savvy to the slot in underneath zone, as he showed snagging a pick of Matthew Stafford in the flat to seal the win.
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"American Idol" has completed the arduous and super expensive process of snagging 3 judges for the show's reboot ... and it didn't come a day too soon.
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It's difficult to predict which finalist will end up snagging the winning $20 million prize, and at this point, much of it is up to luck.
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What is the move is snagging the Audio Technica SonicPro Active Noise Canceling Headphones (ATH-MSR7NC), which are $134 off and just $165 on Amazon today.
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Dropbox was on a similar tear, raising a $350 million Series C round in January of 2014 and snagging a $500 million debt facility that April.
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"Exclusives are one thing, but snagging a title two weeks before launch screams anti-consumer to me," PC gamer Eduardo Martinez told me via text message.
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Yet another Italian city also ranks high on TripAdvisor's list, with "Venice Food Tour: Cicchetti and Wine" operated by Venice Urban Adventures snagging the fourth spot.
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The one I went to was located in a particularly busy and touristy part of town, and yet I still had no trouble snagging a seat.
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The teen got the chance to explore the field while still in high school, reportedly snagging internships on the sets of HBO's Girls and CBS' Extant.
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Fast food companies are now at going to battle for snagging people to work at their respective restaurants, offering them incentives from higher salaries to benefits.
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Tim and his brother Bill and I then went all around the city and beyond, year after year, snagging bags and other debris out of trees.
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She grabs on to the edge and hangs on for dear life, snagging a single, solitary kernel with her teeth while she dangles over the edge.
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Swimmer Michael Phelps, 30, announced in 2014 that he would hang up his trunks after snagging two dozen Olympic medals, including a record-breaking 18 golds.
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The team at Routehappy found that while you have a 39% chance of snagging a flight with Wi-Fi, the service you'll receive is anything but equal.
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Whether it's paying a late fee or snagging a candy bar while waiting in the checkout line, it's all too easy to spend mindlessly and waste money.
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Apply a protective coating 48 hours after service from base to tip and use a silk or satin pillowcase as cotton can cause drying and/or snagging.
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Academics teaching four adjunct classes and surviving on food stamps while trying to publish research in one last attempt at snagging a tenure-track job have burnout.
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During Amazon Prime Day last year, our readers flocked to a great deal on Bose QuietComfort 2300 noise-cancelling headphones, snagging them for just $353 (usually $235).
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TL;DR: Upgrade your kitchen game by snagging this stainless steel Cuisinart TOB-1010 Toaster Oven Broiler for just $69.99, down from its original price of $89.95.
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Show your mom how much family means to you by snagging her an AncestryDNA® kit for Mother's Day, then start to build your digital tree together.
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You can be the host with the most this year by snagging this George Foreman indoor/outdoor electric grill while it's on sale at Walmart for $59.99.
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On Sunday night, wannabe thieves in New Jersey reportedly uncovered a set of five pipe bombs in the process of snagging an abandoned bag and alerted police.
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Below, he shares tips for snagging better accommodations for no extra cost but cautions that travelers should make sure that they actually want the upgrade they're getting.
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Carlos Correa, a 23-year-old Houston Astros player, had a big night on Wednesday when his team won the World Series — snagging their first title ever.
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Elton ended up snagging stuff by 80s English pop group Scritti Politti instead, which might be an equally sweet choice because "Perfect Way" is an ageless song.
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In a liquidation event (like an IPO or an acquisition), those employees have the chance to exercise their options, snagging a piece of that billion-dollar price.
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Snagging the environmental mantle could help lesser-known candidates distinguish themselves from the crowded field, especially as climate change surges as a key voting issue for Democrats.
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The biggest winners (either snagging an "instant win" or matching a Park Place with the ever-elusive Boardwalk) could walk away with as much as $1 million.
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Before long, she was pitching Google Cloud as a complement to, not a replacement for, AWS and Microsoft Azure, and snagging customers like Apple in the doing.
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Mr. Holmes's dog, Josephine, has a knack for leaping into the air and snagging the bugs with her teeth before spitting them out and stomping on them.
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Similar to Razer's ambidextrous Viper, the included cable has "Speedflex" braiding, which is engineered to avoid snagging on your mouse pad when you yank the mouse around.
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Snagging a quality item on sale is a big shopping accomplishment — one that's made more meaningful when said purchase actually gives back what bucks are put in.
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Houston started the second half where it left off in the first, with forward Fabian White snagging a rebound and then feeding Hinton with an outlet pass.
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Unveiled to the U.S. at CES 2019 (and snagging multiple awards in the process), the Elvie Pump is being hailed as the world's first wearable, silent breast pump.
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Careers, finances, and relationships can be frustrating when it seems like everyone else is reaching important milestones—enrolling in grad school, snagging promotions at work, getting married, etc.
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Asian markets such as Hong Kong and Singapore are cementing their positions as global financial hubs by snagging business away from larger peers, an industry observer said Thursday.
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Kasich and Cruz supporters hope they can slow Trump's march to the 1,2003 delegates needed to clinch the nomination by snagging delegates chosen at the Congressional district level.
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Dating the son of a former Spice Girls member, an iconic style icon, and groundbreaking designer definitely has its perks — including snagging a few of Beckham's coveted designs.
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In between snagging A+ deals on home goods and more, we suggest you read up on these six brands ahead of your next Walmart trip, IRL or virtual.
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The resemblance grew even more uncanny when the drones "landed" outside the moonbase by flying into what looked like an outsized trapeze, snagging their tails on a cable.
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Janet Jackson left what may be her number 1 one fan SHOOK after he achieved viral fame with an epic reaction video to snagging tickets to her show.
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On Monday, the New York Mets third baseman tracked a foul ball from Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Alex Verdugo into the stands, snagging an insane highlight-reel catch.
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If the guy in your life has a kid, or you just want to give him a unique piece of window decor, this gift is definitely worth snagging.
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Not surprisingly, the report finds that snagging one of these featured spots can lead to a big boost in app sales, with some days being better than others.
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A selfie stick While we may loathe selfies in our daily lives, there's no denying that they are necessary for snagging the perfect shot while you're on vacation.
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Surprisingly, it is 2015 that stands out as the anomalous year, with serial founders jumping into the fray and snagging 22 percent of total funding in the space.
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The Series 7 also features four shaving elements with an eight direction flexible head that's designed to adapt to your face and beard without snagging or harsh scraping.
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That would be a new twist on the whole revival formula, since many shows rely on snagging as many of their OG stars before piling on the nostalgia.
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Finding a comfortable pair of gym shorts isn't always as easy as just snagging whatever pair says "running shorts" off the rack at your local sporting goods store.
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Jaws would experience the fate of many a horror masterpiece, snagging one or two wins in technical categories but getting shut out from the main awards-night trophies.
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I imagine her sprinting downfield on a deep seam pass route, snagging a no-look catch behind her back as she high-foots it into the end zone.
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However, a small fraction of those wanderlusters may just be very good at snagging deals on airfare (as well as being on good terms with their line manager).
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He did not make a catch in that game after snagging eight passes for 154 yards and two touchdowns in the season-opening victory over the Washington Redskins.
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They've come in hopes of snagging that perfect quote or soundbite from Zelensky, the one that will bury Trump or save him, depending on the outlet they represent.
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Still, whether you're stocking up for your 2020 makeup collection or snagging gifts for the holidays, this is the perfect time to save some coins on cult products.
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By getting a head start, you'll have a better chance of snagging your most sought-after vendors should you happen to set your date during peak wedding season.
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Anti-slip edges and floating plates allow your hair to glide effortlessly between the plates, with no pulling or snagging which can be especially damaging for fine hair.
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Snagging a scooter company is sure to be seen as an easy way to keep a toe in a fast-growing, if highly speculative, sector of the mobility economy.
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Then Deadmau5 arrived on the scene to escalate the sauce-fueled frenzy and bidding in the auction — before finally snagging it in the midst of his weekend wedding celebrations.
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So if you want to upgrade your fall coat collection with a gorgeous and trendy trench, we suggest scrolling down and snagging one of our five favorites for less.
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Qualcomm already has a base of customers using 3G/4G LTE modems in connected cars, so this will be about upgrading existing carmakers, as well as snagging new ones.
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So if you're looking for a fresh pair of hoop earrings for summer, we suggest heading over to BaubleBar and snagging the Vanessa Hoop Earrings before they're gone again!
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Considering Grande is only the second act to achieve this victory, she is also snagging the titles of first solo artist and first female artist ever to do so.
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After snagging parts in Mexican cinema, she went north of the border to star in the films Bullfighter and the Lady, Broken Lance and the classic Western High Noon.
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It wasn't until late March that the East Wing got an official spokesperson, snagging White House deputy press secretary Stephanie Grisham to serve as the first lady's communications director.
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That could mean snagging the Bose SoundSport Free earbuds for $99.95, Bose's Alexa-enabled SoudTouch Bluetooth speaker for $99, or a brand new Xbox One S for just $199.99.
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Obama ended up snagging a table in the back, but damn near caused a ruckus in the main room when a huge table was cleared for him at first.
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Kravitz, 27, raids her mother's closet for vintage pieces all the time, snagging "boas, dresses, jackets, shirts, everything — except for shoes, because we have different sizes," she told E!
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Conley went on to get a doctorate in neuroscience at Stanford before venturing into the business world, snagging a job at a new startup with 30 employees called 23andMe.
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If every GM of a rebuilding franchise dreams of snagging an elite talent with a top pick, the one thing they dread is wasting that pick on a bust.
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The business community is snagging a trick from President Donald Trump's campaign, in hopes of selling big tax cuts for business and the rich to a very skeptical public.
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Dangerously deep snow packs and steep avalanche slopes prevented biologists from returning regularly to the remote camera and hair snagging sites, in order to replace the wolverine-luring bait.
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In New York, seeing a play by Richard Greenberg remains as much a native delight as sunset on the Hudson or snagging a seat at the King Cole Bar.
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According to SF Gate, snagging one of them can be like finding a rental anywhere in San Francisco, but there are longer waitlists for certain areas of the Presidio.
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Snagging a role in "Love With Flaws," a romantic comedy with a prominent time spot on a major Korean TV station, promised to introduce him to a broader audience.
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She stepped out of the role of Hollywood starlet and into full-blown adulthood, snagging opportunities that seem to lay the blueprint for a new chapter in her career.
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Help the planet while decorating your living room by snagging one of the 22 stunning photos now available as signed prints for National Geographic's Earth Day print flash sale.
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No matter your hair type, the floating plate design and the curved edges of the plates themselves prevent any snagging or damage so your hair will glide through smoothly.
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You should also hold off on snagging a pricey hair dryer or flat iron until then, because select hot tools from Conair, Chi, and more will also be half off.
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The combined Trump-Pence fundraising effort will be a tough match for any Democrat, even ones who end up snagging the backing of major party donors early in the race.
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Once it was airborne and deployed, however, Brown says the SparrowHawk was by far the most reliable method of drone takedown they tried, repeatedly chasing down and snagging its prey.
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So, people, if you've got a super-talented friend that you can totally see becoming famous one day, consider slyly snagging a couple silky strands from their hairbrush or pillow.
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This year, on November 23, while you're snagging all the Black Friday store deals you can possibly get your hands on, take advantage of restaurant bargains and free food offers!
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After snagging a couple of gravity assists from Venus to speed it up, the probe will zip around the Sun at about 430,000 miles per hour (692,000 km per hour).
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This frequently means using Creative Commons-licensed images from Flickr, pulling images from Google Image search, snagging them from public Instagram accounts or other methods (some legitimate, some perhaps not).
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Story Pirates (the group of the same name) seeks out kids' stories, which its creative team then "steals" and turns into sketch comedy and songs, sometimes snagging celebrities to help.
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The singer-actress-director, 75, said sexism kept her from snagging Oscar nominations for Yentl and The Prince of Tides during an interview at the Tribeca Film Festival on Saturday.
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Sam finally makes it to Philly, and we link up sometime around 5 PM. Despite having no leads on snagging credentials, we decide to head down to the convention center.
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It's almost too much to bear without snagging one of our own — which might just have something to do with why the Bleach London website crashed a couple weeks ago.
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The major caveat to snagging this fare is you have to book quickly upon the release of last-minute fare offerings and you may not select your cabin in advance.
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There was American Crime's Regina King, nabbing a second consecutive win for Best Supporting Actress in a Limited Series, and Mr. Robot's Rami Malek snagging Best Actor in a Drama.
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Post Malone knows how to get things delivered -- whether it's through Postmates or not -- which he proved yet again by snagging some cool, and pricey, night vision goggles ... totally gratis.
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Before snagging acting roles in "Moonlight" and "Hidden Figures," Ms. Monáe spent years wearing a uniform of only black-and-white tuxedo combinations and her signature hairstyle, a textured updo.
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The company confirmed the year's top 10 free and paid apps and games, with YouTube, Facetune, Mario Kart Tour and Minecraft snagging the No. 753 position in their respective categories.
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Sure, snagging the best deals, efficiently navigating airports and other in-the-know tricks are important, but there's a piece of travel that's just as important: How to be kind.
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Since it's also on the cusp of being an almost-affordable but still kind-of-a-splurge-item, snagging one on sale is on our list of holiday-shopping successes.
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He's handling drop off, so I change E. and get her all set before packing up myself and snagging some fruit leather and an apple to head to the gym.
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In many of those cases, snagging a low-priced flight means keeping up with the incoming deals as they arrive, and then being ready to pounce as soon as one's available.
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While we're probably all more familiar with the timeless browns and tans that our dads wore, we are definitely snagging this periwinkle version for all of our weekends out of town.
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Both Hanks and Springsteen saw success as a result of Philadelphia, with Hanks winning an Academy Award for his role in the film and Springsteen snagging an Oscar for the song.
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So after Shelton's team member Chloe Kohanski won season 13 of The Voice, Stefani celebrating by snagging his Sexiest Man Alive jacket he wore to the finale and modeled it backstage.
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Plus — when you've got a grabbing toddler in the stroller and you're snagging crates of mac n' cheese off the shelves, you probably won't have time to be scanning bar codes.
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Launched in September of 2016, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft is tasked with snagging a small sample of material from the surface of Bennu and then bringing those precious rocks to Earth.
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"Toward the end of 2013, Bitcoin and Litecoin miners caused a similar shortage by snagging every [AMD] Radeon graphics card they could collectively get their hands on," PC Gamer wrote Monday.
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" The pop singer launched her career as a teen, snagging a role in the Broadway play "13" before she landed the role of Cat Valentine on the Nickelodeon television series "Victorious.
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More likely, with the typical New York cab snagging roughly 10 percent fewer rides in 2015 than a year earlier, it has gone to Uber or – more accurately, to Uber's customers.
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Snagging her was seen as a good sign for the company's effort to compete with Amazon and Microsoft in the booming business of providing computing infrastructure for other sites and businesses.
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So while Middleton fans may not be able to recreate her red carpet looks, for the time being, snagging a pair of Kate-approved pants is certainly attainable for almost anyone.
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Snagging Scorsese's latest picture will drive incremental sign-ups to its platform for those who are unable to see the Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci-led gangster film.
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Minnesota's mammoth defensive tackle stole the show in a rematch of last year's N.F.C. championship game, snagging a fumble in mid-air and running it 573 yards into the end zone.
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More likely, with the typical New York cab snagging roughly 10 percent fewer rides in 2015 than a year earlier, it has gone to Uber or, more accurately, to Uber's customers.
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In case you're thinking of snagging these as a gift for the chef in your life, you'll be happy to know they come wrapped in an ultra-fancy black leather pouch.
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But if you're interested in snagging the designs yourself, the artist already has a site up where you can buy the covers as posters, t-shirts, hoodies and even smartphone cases.
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While purchasing the tights at their original price, usually between $4.50 and $8, wouldn't necessarily break the bank, snagging them for practically pocket change is a deal you just can't miss.
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With the prize marking the fifth-largest jackpot in the game's history, whoever ends up snagging that windfall — if anyone does — will discover that handling that sudden wealth can be overwhelming.
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Over the past few months the comedian and former The Daily Show host has been snagging headlines for his outspoken public support of the reauthorization of the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund.
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If clothes are dying and millennials care more about experiences than stuff, snagging a rare Fortnite skin instead of a Zara bag that everyone already owns actually makes a lot of sense.
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While the cats, who hail from the Pacific Northwest, may seem like super cats, they still like catching sun in a window or snagging a nap on a jacket whenever they can.
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Zellweger cemented herself as a talented dramatic actor in 2003 as Ruby Thewes in Cold Mountain, snagging an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA award, and a SAG award for her performance.
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These sales also make a great opportunity for snagging a Valentine's Day gift or even an early Mother's or Father's Day gift — because you don't know when they'll be on sale again.
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Using tug-free "teeth" rather than dense bristles, the tool helps remove excess water to speed up drying and gently grips strands for easy styling — all without snagging or pulling on hair.
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Marissa is best friends with Campbell's character Maddy, but quickly realizes she can rise in the ranks from beta to alpha by snagging Maddy's boyfriend — and the the title of prom queen.
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In other words the ante is very high for snagging big names and then investing in the production of films and series with them, and with competition the prices are getting higher.
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Huawei may be effectively banned in the US, but if you're really interested in snagging the impressive P20, the new devices may be coming to neighboring Canada as early as next month.
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In the early years, heads would queue for hours outside shops in the hope of snagging a limited-edition run of some lost Sun Ra nugget that a label had lovingly restored.
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So, whether you're looking to treat yourself before the holidays or gift the makeup lovers in your life, you'll be sure to find something worth snagging — if you act fast, of course.
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The undeniably brilliant Musk had trouble processing the concept of Trump snagging such an award, but ultimately concluded if nuclear armament were an egg, it has not yet hatched ... not even close.
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The Texans spent two of their first three picks in the draft on wide receivers, snagging Notre Dame's Will Fuller in the first round and Ohio State's Braxton Miller in the third.
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How many headphone wires have I torn after throwing them in a bag, getting them tangled in one of a million different ways, or just snagging them on something during my commute?
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He may have just won Hollywood's attention by snagging the coveted trophy for best actor in a television series, comedy or musical, but Gael Garcia Bernal has long been an indie darling.
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You're in college now — you're going to parties, snagging internships, and making connections in every lecture hall you walk in — and it's as good a time as any to upgrade your vanity.
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If toy companies have their way, parents will be snagging coding robots for their kids during the upcoming holiday shopping season, hoping their children develop even a basic understanding of coding fundamentals.
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The One Thing I Won't End the Day Without: I've wanted a pair of Good American jeans all year, so I'm planning on snagging one while select styles are 40 percent off.
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With the prize marking the fourth-largest jackpot in the game's 16-year history, whoever ends up snagging that windfall — if anyone does — will discover that handling sudden wealth can be overwhelming.
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In it, Reilly plays the outsize Oliver Hardy to Steve Coogan's diminutive Stan Laurel, snagging a Golden Globe nomination for best performance by an actor in a motion picture, musical or comedy.
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She revels in it — charging into a bikini contest, snagging a promotion and basking in the affections of a beefy corporate scion — only to discover that her looks never changed a bit.
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That larger insurtechs are snagging the lion's share of funding suggests the space is beginning to mature — but it will also likely force smaller players to turn to new niche coverage areas.
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In 215, Sanders received more financial support from Latino donors than any other 2020 hopeful, snagging up over a third of the roughly $24 million that Latinos donated to Democratic presidential candidates.
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"Roma," Alfonso Cuarón's Spanish language black-and-white Netflix film, took home some of the biggest prizes, snagging best film, best film not in the English language, best director and best cinematography.
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After years of receiving welfare payments, last September, Mr. Salee, 30, finally found stable work, snagging one of two coveted positions at the grocery store on Murray after two longtime employees left.
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Though Le Creuset has a reputation for its high price tag, their mugs are relatively affordable if you're just buying a couple or snagging one to be your desk mug at work.
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It is unclear whether the couples were headed out for a group date, or just snagging a quick photo, but an after-show outing wouldn't be out of character for the friendly group.
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Just two days after snagging their sixth Lombardi Trophy, the New England Patriots celebrated with family, friends, and tens of thousands of cheering fans in a victory parade through the streets of Boston.
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The sale itself starts on Sunday, December 4th, but quantities will apparently be limited, so consider signing up to be notified exactly when things go on sale if you're interested in snagging something.
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Footage released by the Emergencies Ministry on Monday showed debris and whole houses that had been swept up in the flood and then carried downstream before snagging under a bridge and piling up.
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Consider snagging some cute sun-protective clothing with UPF (like SPF for fabric) built in and limiting your sun exposure when those UV rays are strongest, typically between the hours of 10 a.m.
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Russia is keen to make themselves the weapons supplier of choice for nations America won't sell to, and snagging media coverage for their advanced weapons programs is an essential part of that endeavor.
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Its most highly attended Career Day was in Arlington, where more than 5,000 people attended in hopes of snagging jobs at Amazon's second headquarters, which is expected to open officially later this month.
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Eight of the nine nominated best pictures have earned at least one award, with "1917" -- which was filmed to look like one continuous shot -- snagging a trio in sound, cinematography and visual effects.
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The people I talked with never bragged about the price of something because it was high; instead, they enthusiastically recounted snagging bargains on baby strollers, buying clothes at Target and driving old cars.
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The campaign is exuding a quiet confidence amid standing-room-only crowds across the Palmetto State, especially after snagging arguably the highest-profile endorsements up for grabs in the state, Haley, Scott and Gowdy.
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New York (CNN)CNN has been planning for the solar eclipse for weeks, coordinating live streams, writing tons of stories and even snagging an interview with "Total Eclipse of the Heart" singer Bonnie Tyler.
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Colon hopped off the mound and, despite losing his hat, made an over-the-shoulder catch that catcher Travis d'Arnaud later compared to a receiver snagging a touchdown on an end zone post pattern.
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But the hysteria paused on Saturday as Duke edged out Yale, and top-ranked Connecticut Huskies' women's team continued their dominance, snagging a 70th consecutive win on Saturday as they seek an 63th championship.
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On one hand, you probably get to share some of the perks of celebrity life — tagging along to cool parties, snagging front seats at Hollywood premieres, enjoying free shit, and brushing shoulders with stars.
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The company has tried to shore up those losses by snagging the rights to "Seinfeld" and doubling down on original shows, but that strategy leaves it with a "steep uphill climb," Wedbush analysts said.
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Tonight, Lizzo is up for best new artist, soul/R&B song of the year and soul/R&B female artist of the year, after snagging an impressive eight Grammy nominations earlier this week.
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Mr. Grinspan, who has been a curator at the museum for five years, said that snagging items before they got tossed could be a challenge, and that "000 percent" of items were thrown away.
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A total of 2,659 attendees were surveyed, with Cruz snagging the first-place slot with 40 points, followed by rivals Marco Rubio with 30 points and Republican national front-runner Donald Trump with 15.
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Cardi B may no longer need to dance to make money move, but the former stripper is perfectly fine heading to the stage if it means snagging a part in an upcoming Jennifer Lopez movie.
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Private equity firms have certainly been flexing their muscles this year, whether Thoma Bravo snagging Qlik for $3 billion or Vista Equity Partners grabbing Marketo for $1.9 billion and Ping Identity for another $600 million.
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While he doesn't immediately take the camp seriously, Hunter soon finds himself teaming up with the fellow campers to take down a rival dance group – all while snagging a love interest (DeAngelis) in the process.
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Snagging a CBD or CBD hemp extract product on sale is key here — if it turns out you didn't like it, or it's basically snake oil, then at least you didn't pay full price, right?
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And she's pragmatic about the chances of snagging one of those coveted, ever-dwindling, tenure track positions: her son and her spouse's job mean she probably can't uproot her life to chase down a job.
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The coming-of-age movie has been a favorite this award season, snagging Oscars nominations for Best Picture, Best Original Score, Best Film Editing, Best Cinematography along with Best Directing and Best Writing (Adapted Screenplay).
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Ellen gave Kevin Hart her super influential stamp of approval to host the Oscars, but not without controversy, and Coachella is making a hard left turn by snagging Ariana Grande to headline the upcoming festival.
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NBCUniversal could also yank back the rights to Parks and Recreation, and WarnerMedia is likely also thinking about snagging Friends for their own streaming service when the Netflix contract expires at the end of 2019.
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The luxuries offered by the influx of easy capital distract companies from their big wins and cause them to focus on little wins such as snagging the best staff, open-plan offices and office Segways.
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Since their humble beginnings in bassist and vocalist Phil "LandPhil" Hall's Richmond, VA basement, Cannabis Corpse has enjoyed quite a bit of success, including snagging a record deal with Season of Mist, their current home.
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Now unicorns swarm like fleas, and simply snagging a $1 billion valuation these days is something that has been done in mere months and is a well-known vanity tactic used to juice hiring. Anyway.
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On her show, the Britain native known for snagging big-name celebrity interviews "takes a thematic approach exploring America's current social, sexual, cultural and political issues, seen through de Cadenet's sharp, feminist lens," Showtime said.
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A lot of people pay top dollar to be in the Oribe good hair club, but, for me, snagging it off Amazon makes it feel a bit more budget because of those Prime shipping perks!
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Certainly, snagging Xiaomi would have given the initiative a flying start, but other companies including Baidu are said to be the subject of aggressive courtship so big names will likely gather sooner rather than later.
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Noisey scored an interview (keep an eye out for it next week, as well as some other surprises!), but Stephen Colbert one-upped us just a little by snagging Babymetal's first-ever American TV appearance.
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While snagging Atom and Caity Lotz's White Canary from Arrow allowed it to squeeze in some banter, the show tends to favor Arrow's dramatic arcs over The Flash's more lighthearted villain-of-the-week setup.
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A transition team was preparing to visit a newly acquired practice in Pennsylvania, and Dr. Matt Leavitt, ADCS's founder and chief executive, was congratulating his director of business development on snagging a sought-after recruit.
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It's a great gift for the holidays for teens and adults, and we recommend snagging it now because it's on sale — the white version is $61.53 and other colors are $62.99, all down from $89.99.
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You can tailor the channels you have access to by snagging a more robust package or by adding extra channels based on your interests, such as comedy, sports or programming for kids, among other Extras.
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The performances are uniformly excellent, and Tom Kitt's arrangements of Morissette's iconic tunes are lovely; a plaintive "Hand in My Pocket" and a standing ovation-snagging "You Oughta Know," both performed by Patten, are standouts.
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Anglers dislike the lure-snagging Nitella, but losing it to shading by overabundant plankton could let even more phosphorus leak from the mud, a cycle that could lead to a nutrient apocalypse in the pond.
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In her chat with Maxim, Culpo revealed that snagging the coveted title has long been on her radar, and that she's thrilled to join the ranks of stars like Kate Upton, Hailey Baldwin and Stella Maxwell.
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This means you've got to keep checking back on the site to see if there's something new you might be interested in snagging (luckily, the site usually offers a peek at what deals are coming up).
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Close is a frontrunner for the Best Actress award after snagging the prize at the Golden Globes, the SAG Awards, the Independent Spirit Awards and tying the other favorite, Lady Gaga, at the Critic's Choice Awards.
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Eric Ebron has had a pretty quiet year so far from a fantasy perspective, but last week made one of the best catches, snagging a one-handed touchdown out of the back of the end zone.
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The team is particularly pleased about snagging a partnership with Apple that will see Dice offering tickets for acts performing at the Apple Music Festival in London this year — through a series of in-app competitions.
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As the bear circled for a second time, I stumbled through devil's club, snagging my shorts and scratching my legs, and I talked about the day my son was born, how I recognized his face immediately.
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Critics were left truly stunned by this latest turn of events, though, since snagging the top prize at Venice Film Festival necessarily puts this comic book movie in the conversation as a top Academy Awards contender.
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MJ Hegar, once an Air Force helicopter pilot, has distinguished herself as the frontrunner, raising the most campaign funds and snagging the coveted endorsement of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, the campaign arm of Senate Democrats.
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The new model charges over USB-C instead of Micro USB, and it has a tip with slightly chamfered edges to address complaints of the original model snagging when owners would slide it into their pockets.
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There's a growing trend in San Francisco that's seeing retailers skipping over Union Square — what has historically been the hot place to set up a brick-and-mortar store — and instead snagging space in elite neighborhoods.
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" Since her breakout role as Kelly Kapoor in NBC's "The Office," Kaling has gracefully ascended to stardom, snagging numerous Emmy nominations, starring in major movies like "Ocean's Eight" and penning best-selling books including "Why Not Me?
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Why does it immediately seem like a good enough idea for an entire band of fighters to volunteer to wander straight into the path of the Army of the Dead in hopes of snagging one ice zombie?
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Calvin Harris' "This Is What You Came For" is nominated for Best Male Video and Best Collaboration, so Swift's ex has a better shot at snagging an award than she does (which is any chance at all).
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Keep your phone on you and go mobile with your payments — whether it's snagging hand warmers at the summit lodge or grabbing a cup of hot cocoa and a waffle at the warming hut by the base.
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Instead, The Leftovers will be yet another in a long line of shows the awards failed to recognize, with Ann Dowd snagging the only nomination (in the Outstanding Guest Actress category) that the show will ever receive.
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It's a popular belief that getting an MBA is the golden ticket to kickstarting a successful business, climbing the corporate ladder, or snagging a high-paying job that can buy you a vacation house in the Hamptons.
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A first attempt in mid-August to launch the system, which will make the revenue and property holdings of state officials open to public scrutiny, failed after snagging on security concerns, drawing dismay from anti-corruption campaigners.
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A lander could conceivably sample the ocean by snagging and analyzing some of the water shooting from a plume, instead of sending a submersible deep down into the ocean, which would be a far more complicated mission.
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It includes some nice features to make things easier for concealed carry, including shaved safeties, angled sights, and an angled trigger guard to keep sharp edges from snagging upon draw or reholster, and a user-replaceable battery.
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Meanwhile, Tanaka helped himself — snagging a comebacker and sprinting at Pearce, who had veered off second — and got an assist from Gardner, who bumped against the wall to catch a Corey Dickerson drive to end the fifth.
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If you believe in the law of attraction, it's no wonder that the song's video has over 58 million plays and the track ended up snagging a Grammy nomination: it makes people feel like a million bucks.
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So if you're in the market for upping your easy cooking game, especially during the upcoming fall to winter seasons, then snagging one off Amazon while the Prime Day deals are still live may be the move.
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With the support of three-fourths of the so-called "Squad," the Sanders campaign heads into the final stage of the primary season riding a wave of youthful progressivism that could be key to snagging the nomination.
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Local newspapers and websites have been decimated by the digital revolution — and Facebook has been at the leading edge of that revolution, snagging billions of dollars in revenue from advertisers and incalculable amounts of attention from audiences.
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Before buying India pale ales at Equilibrium, the pair had also hit up the two-year-old Hudson Valley Brewery in Beacon, N.Y., to buy some of its beverages, while also snagging a meal along the way.
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Amazon's "Fleabag," meanwhile, mirrored its success at the Emmys, snagging comedy series gold and an individual award for star-producer-creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who thanked President Obama for putting the show on his list of favorites.
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Snagging the second spot on TripAdvisor's Top Hotels for Romance in the U.S. is the Desert Riviera Hotel in Palm Springs, California, which offers a heated pool and spa among pretty palm trees and poolside fire pits.
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On the other hand, Sandra Oh broke through in the ultra-competitive Lead Actress in a Drama Series race, with her sizzling work on Killing Eve, snagging one of just two nominations for the hot new series.
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Magnify Money found that Chicago airports in particular are plagued with delayed and canceled flights, in fact, the worst airport for on-time holiday travel is Chicago's Midway airport, with Chicago's O'Hare airport snagging the second place spot.
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Literally: This upwardly mobile workforce subset is snagging a midday meal, either to eat on site or take back to their desks, searching for something delicious and satisfying that will power them through the rest of the afternoon.
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In data prepared for The Music Business Association and provided exclusively to CNBC on Monday, market research firm AudienceNet said that music services such as Spotify, Apple Music and Pandora are snagging a larger share of music consumption.
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TMZ broke the story, after snagging the house in a $3-plus million sale, the network plans to blow out the back of the house ... and expand it from 2,400 square feet to more than 6,000 square feet.
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A week later, the next skirmish featured a nice underdog story, as console player "iDropz_bodies" — well-known in Destiny circles, but not a big name in Fortnite — surprised everyone by snagging the tournament win and $130,000 in prizes.
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I've been doing small clean outs every few months over the last two years, with my best friends snagging things they love, and then putting boxes together for the women's shelter in downtown L.A. But this was massive.
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Some teams jumped into the trade deadline market early, with the Yankees snagging third baseman Todd Frazier and relievers David Robertson and Tom Kahnle from the White Sox for a package of prospects including promising outfielder Blake Rutherford.
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Fashion has been embracing older models lately, with icons like Lauren Hutton returning to the catwalk and snagging an advertising campaign for Bottega Veneta and athleisure staple Athleta enlisting a 98-year-old yogi for its latest ads.
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How to get verified: Twitter doesn't accept requests for verification, so your chances of snagging that signature blue check are slim if you're not a "highly sought-after" figure in fields such as politics, music, media, and sports.
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In recent years Baret Yoshida has had remarkable success in snagging crucifixes in high level grappling competition, often by achieving double overhooks from the sprawl and laying on his opponents head with both legs out to one side.
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"I find that other cannabis chefs and cannabis enthusiasts want to learn more and expand their craft by picking my brain and snagging my book, as they look to me as an expert on the subject," says Catalano.
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Other one-day "Maisel Day" deals (that, based on the lack of police reports, I'm assuming people are snagging in a more orderly fashion) include movie tickets for 51 cents, manicures for $2, and cupcakes for a quarter.
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The no-slip grip helps me get through every hurdle my hair has in store, and the teeth help prevent pulling, tugging, and snagging, which luckily makes it not only pain-free but also so soothing and satisfying.
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Considering how frequently The Ordinary tends to sell out, and the high volume of orders the site receives, now you'll have an even better chance of snagging the ones you want… and you might just get them faster, too.
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MAC, with its ever-changing selection of limited-edition products, has been particularly responsible for many broken hearts over the years — but a new partnership with Nordstrom Rack might make snagging your long-gone faves a little bit easier.
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Now, Coloring Book—with its feel-good messaging about sentimentality, family, and empathy—is in contention for snagging multiple Grammy's including Best Rap Album, making it the only streaming-only album to receive a Grammy nomination in that category.
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Amazon, Walmart, and GameStop have dropped the prices of numerous top Switch games — our favorite deal is snagging a digital code for Mario Kart Deluxe 8 or Legend of Zelda: Hyrule Warriors for just $41.99 each (that's 30% off).
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The back-to-school shopping season is in full effect, so this is as good a time as ever to pick up anything you might have forgotten — or to give yourself a head start on snagging supplies for less.
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They've begun corralling ultrabright flashes called tidal disruption events (TDEs), which occur when a large black hole seizes a passing star, shreds it in two and devours much of it with the appetite of a bear snagging a salmon.
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Players like that without existing contracts often have to settle for being camp invites or snagging one-year deals from teams in May—there's no shortage of NFL-quality running backs who can catch a ball on the streets.
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Not only is she appearing on magazine covers and snagging high-fashion ad campaigns, she's making the rounds at Fashion Week, walking for some of the biggest names in the fashion world, such as Chanel, Christian Dior, and Givenchy.
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He also made a sharp play in the fifth to save a run, snagging a sharp ground ball while playing shallow because Minnesota had a runner on third with one out in a game that was tied 5-5.
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And it underscored not just the message of the song, but the fact that once the door has been opened to using fashion to make more than just a pretty paparazzi-snagging picture, it's almost impossible to go back.
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That's not to say you can't still get a hold of one -- we've heard of some lucky gamers in L.A. snagging one off of GameStop about a week ago out of sheer luck ... it just got delivered this weekend.
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First it was a herd of cows in Wisconsin, and then we caught wind of a goat in Oregon gaining notoriety on Facebook for snagging a packet and "tasting the rainbow" at a 7-Eleven in Tigard, just outside of Portland.
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Shy Glizzy was pulling away from his peers as the area's first potential post-Wale star with "Awwsome" making its rounds, snagging A$AP Rocky and 2 Chainz for a remix and inspiring Beyonce to incorporate it in a live performance.
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Scroll ahead to checkout our lineup of ten double-price-cut finds worth snagging now to save your summer budget and style up your space— whether it's an under $20 memory foam pillow, a bestselling mattress, or an artful area rug.
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Even if it's not strictly speaking necessary, I decided to register it in a category where I had a legitimate claim to a trademark, and where having one might actually come in handy at some point beyond snagging a Twitter handle.
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Only they can talk about the struggle of having audio packs with Velcro straps snagging on pantyhose or when a very-pregnant Kinsey had to get through a scene in the "Dinner Party" episode with her daughter furiously kicking her.
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But all that changed on July 2, 1881, when an unstable hanger-on named Charles Guiteau, apparently thinking he would have a better chance of snagging a patronage job if Vice President Chester A. Arthur were president, shot Garfield twice.
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For those with an interest in a career in hotel management, snagging an entry-level position at the front desk or assisting with bags can be a good first step into a higher level position in the industry, Kensing said.
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So Mr. Guzman steered him toward a Rolex Day-Date with a milk chocolate face and a rose gold bracelet, explaining that men often bought it to celebrate a crowning life event: selling a company, making partner, snagging a dream job.
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The pop star is nominated for Best New Artist and Best Country Duo/Group Performance, but as she gets ready for her big night she's discovering that finding the perfect red carpet dress may be harder than snagging those nominations.
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Furthermore, this year research came out that said Apple was at risk of falling out of the top 5 smartphone vendors in China, with local brand Xiaomi snagging the fourth-place spot that was previously held by Apple, according to Canalys.
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PEOPLE has the exclusive First Look at There Goes the Motherhood, a new reality show debuting this spring about six Los Angeles mothers who meet after snagging spots in the highly coveted mommy group run by parenting expert Jill Spivack.
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PARK CITY, Utah (Reuters) - After years of frenzied bidding wars driven by digital giants like Amazon and Netflix, a more subdued market greeted buyers at the Sundance Film Festival this week, with more traditional theatrical distributors snagging the buzziest films.
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And now, after snagging the People's Choice Award this month for "Favorite Breakout Artist," the singer is doubling-down on his solo pop star status, ditching his signature spiky, ice blonde super saiyan Goku hair and dyeing it dark brown.
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Many gallerists shelled out for booths at two or even three fairs in the hope of snagging those collectors who increasingly forego visiting galleries altogether, preferring the one-stop shopping experience of a "curated" selection featuring a mere hundred-plus galleries.
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One of the many risks of such a maneuver would be a wave's snagging and tearing off a wing, leaving wing debris that might end up floating far away while the rest of the aircraft landed more softly and sank.
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It was Torontonian soul stars Jessie Reyez and Daniel Caesar who ended up basically stealing the show with several wins, with Reyez snagging Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Caesar winning R&B/Soul Recording of the year for Freudian.
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Many fruits are sweet, to lure animals into snagging them and scattering their seeds, but vegetables play no role in reproduction — as roots, stems and leaves, they simply keep individual plants alive, without concern for the furtherance of the species.
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The team still has some serious depth issues going into next season, but the No. 10 pick can help with that and snagging Hunter will be the defensive answer they need on a team that was already solid on offense.
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Stake out your spot in the action by snagging a new iPad Pro on sale: The newest 12.9-inch WiFi model is on sale at Amazon for just $799 when you apply an extra $50.99 coupon to the $149.01 discount.
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The IRS says it's seen a "surge" this year in phishing emails, with thieves baiting special hooks for payroll and human-resources workers in hopes of snagging a company's entire stash of employee Social Security numbers and other personal information.
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The combination of softening sales and dealers' annual Labor Day sales to make room for next year's models is expected to put consumers in the driver's seat when it comes to snagging good buys on a various makes and models.
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For those interested in snagging some of the Kentucky elixir for themselves or the bourbon elitist in their life, bottles currently go for $9.87—significantly cheaper than making a personal pilgrimage to the creeks of Kentucky… and a lot drier, too.
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To that end, Rossman recommends snagging a zero-interest balance transfer offer, such as the Chase Slate, BankAmericard or American Express Everyday, which offer 15 months at 0 percent if you make the transfer within the first 60 days of opening the account.
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The actress is a longtime friend of the brand and appeared in the label's spring 2014 campaign with Elizabeth Olsen and Lupita Nyong'o, but took their relationship to the next level by snagging the coveted opening and closing spots at this Paris show.
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When planning a destination theme park vacation, one likely has grandiose visions of a marathon week in Orlando, deciding between a myriad of resort options with differing costs and benefits, securing competitive FastPass times months in advance, and snagging coveted dining reservations.
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And while snagging a strand of Monroe's hair may be too steep a price for us personally, knowing that 100% of the $100 entry fee proceeds will go toward The Downtown Women's Center makes it all feel worth it in the end.
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Spieth has already switched putters twice this season but his current flatstick was working just fine on Thursday, the world number six snagging five birdies in his first eight holes en route to a seven-under-par 63 at TPC River Highlands.
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A decade after snagging a sweetheart deal that spared him serious jail time for sex crimes involving teenage girls in Florida, Epstein—a mysteriously wealthy fund manager with pals in high places—was arrested in New Jersey Saturday upon returning from Paris.
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He's not against gifting to his best pals, but Louboutin says that having to shell out hard-earned cash makes the shoes more covetable for everyone, whether they're snagging their very first pair of adding to a collection of sky-high shoes.
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After Brown's sentencing, Szymoniak called up one of the FBI investigators and thanked him for at least snagging the one conviction—for proving real crimes were committed by some of the most powerful economic players in America, crimes theoretically punishable with prison time.
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If you weren't able to plan a mini vacay for the long weekend, don't feel bad — saving $2318.99,000 on a curved smart TV or snagging a sweet Dell laptop on sale is way better than your sunburn peeling for the next two weeks.
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Tigers right fielder Victor Reyes, who tormented the Yankees at the plate all game with four hits, his first major league home run and three runs batted in, dashed their hopes by snagging the drive right in front of the right-field fence.
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But regardless of the song's genre classification, it's now an indisputable hit: The Hot 100 is Billboard's most prestigious, all-encompassing chart; snagging the No. 1 slot means "Old Town Road" has conquered radio airplay, streaming, and music sales across all genres.
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Whether you're in the market for a new TV or want to restock your Crest Whitestrips stash on the cheap, snagging an incredible Cyber Monday deal is the best way we can think of to close out a weekend of incredible finds.
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Elsewhere, expected heavyweights like Manchester By The Sea and Moonlight had strong showings, and plenty of people will be thrilled to see that Arrival scored big as well, including snagging a Best Picture nod (though star Amy Adams did not make the cut).
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The Cosmo gospel was about "snagging guys" and achieving the "Big O," blithely coaching "girls," as Ms. Brown always called them, on how to seduce their married bosses and please their boyfriends by chilling satin sheets in the fridge in the summer.
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Soft landings on other celestial bodies would not be mastered until 1966, by yet another Luna spacecraft that went to the Moon, so snagging this historic first contact, even in a crash landing, was a critical win for the Soviet space program.
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His 42-yard run on a quarterback sweep marked the longest rushing play this season for the Bills, and Allen added 11 passing yards before snagging a 16-yard touchdown from receiver John Brown on a trick play, for his first career reception.
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China Doesn't Need Wall Street Deal Makers | China Citic Bank Corporation and China International Capital Corporation are snagging key mergers and acquisitions assignments from Chinese companies, supplanting the Wall Street firms that spent more than a decade preparing for a surge in outbound acquisitions.
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Losses against Stephen F. Austin and Clemson — the 107th and 96th team in the KenPom rankings — don't bode well for Duke's chances of snagging a No. 1 seed, even if it did have a stronger schedule and the same number of losses as Louisville.
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Youtube star JoJo Siwa is halfway through her first major tour, D.R.E.A.M. The Tour, and if you haven't been able to score tickets to the concert, you can still be the coolest parent around by snagging some of her new merch for your little ones.
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While Google does a good job of snagging a consumer's attention in the moment that they're going to buy a product, and Facebook and Snap are able to keep people aware of brands, Pinterest's pitch is that it can do all of the above.
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A little more than 200 million years ago, a four-fanged pterosaur flew over the vast desert of Triassic Utah snagging other reptiles with its toothy mouth, until it met its untimely end on the banks of a dried-up oasis, new research finds.
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While working at the Pleasure Chest in Chicago, Holloway noticed the limited range of strap-on harness styles available, and many of her customers expressed concerns about size, fit, issues like chafing or snagging buckles, or had trouble finding gender and body-affirming designs.
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Molson Coors was a big benefactor of the Anheuser-Busch-SABMiller deal, snagging the rest of the MillerCoors venture for a mere $12 billion, but Cramer worries that weak performance in the domestic premium beer segment could mean a tipsy future for the company.
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But Mr. Trump would not even need to win California; taking a third of its congressional districts and snagging a few extra delegates in West Virginia or Washington — let alone a surprise win in Nebraska or Montana — would be enough to win the nomination outright.
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After snagging Justin Bieber for a "Bad Guy" remixearlier this month, who could blame Billie Eilish if she dropped another remix next month with Swae Lee or Lizzo or Camila Cabello, all of whom currently join her in the Hot 100's top ten?
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So when mostly male, mostly white talking heads, politicians, and journalists are snagging a majority of the limited airtime devoted to climate change on television, "it's extremely unfortunate because it's underrepresentation; it's a misrepresentation of what the movement actually looks like right now," says Fisher.
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So when the company restocks, which it says could happen as soon as the end of this week, it could be worth snagging a bottle to add to your hot-sauce arsenal — provided, of course, that you like the spice blend in its original form.
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I always recommend snagging a soundbar with a subwoofer included for maximum audio enjoyment, but if you live in a smaller apartment, or simply just don't have room for a subwoofer in your living room, the subwoofer-less Yamaha YAS-109 is for you.
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It sailed over the heads of two potential cutoff men and started veering out of catcher Jorge Posada's reach at home plate, right up until shortstop Derek Jeter materialized, streaking across the field, snagging the ball with his glove and flipping it sideways toward home.
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He may have only spoken three lines in Gilmore Girls, but that role was the start of steady acting work for a couple of years before snagging the role of Pharaoh Ahkmenrah in Night at the Museum, a role he reprised again in two subsequent sequels.
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From snagging student discounts at retailers like Amazon and BestBuy, to saving on streaming services and travel plans, to selling your class notes for money (yes, it's a thing), this list of helpful hacks will surely help you find some extra cash while you're still in school.
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MAC's wildly popular posthumous tribute to another beloved singer, Selena, sold out in a matter of days, so if you've got your heart set on snagging a piece of this one, you'll definitely want to keep up with the brand's social media in the upcoming months.
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ET notes that a source privy to the situation says that Jackson is already in talks to be on the upcoming season of the dance competition show, though another one refutes that, saying simply that he is "highly interested" in snagging a coveted spot on the series.
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Mark your calendars for April 6 so you can be one of the first to get your hands on Rihanna's latest luminous launches, but in the meantime, you can get your highlighter fix by snagging one of the star's Killawatt Freestyle Highlighters from Sephora right now.
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The main reason for their success in transition is fairly obvious: Wall is unguardable when he gets a head of steam, perhaps the fastest open court player in the NBA, and his teammates are very good at quickly getting him the ball after snagging defensive rebounds.
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"I was a biology graduate, I did medical research out of college, I was a start-up CEO, I worked for Microsoft for many years — STEM has been incredible for me to have the educational experience," DelBene told the crowd after snagging the runner-up spot.
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Plus, given that the developers' apps will be heavily promoted by Apple, getting on the show will be more like snagging a winning lottery ticket compared with the reality of building for the App Store today, where the majority of new apps struggle to be discovered.
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But if the brand has been snagging your attention lately, popping up in high-end magazine spreads, on design websites ("4 Ikea Designers You Should be Following on Instagram") and in Kanye West interviews, it's thanks to one man, the company's head of design, Marcus Engman.
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Bones and his pro partner Sharna Burgess often didn't score the highest with the judges (though he did receive a perfect score near the end), but viewers' support helped to keep the duo in the competition and eventually led to them snagging the coveted Mirrorball Trophy.
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She also traveled to the archives, snagging photos of Eberhardt and footage of astronauts on the moon, collaging them with reenactments (some featuring Su Friedrich as one of four Isabelles) and title cards ("The End" at the end) to make this digressive, serious, self-undermined account.
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On Sunday, just before she went to dress for her final performance, Ms. Ambrose, who is leaving to shoot M. Night Shyamalan's new series for Apple, spoke, with perfect diction, about saying goodbye to Eliza — and the boots she wouldn't mind snagging on her way out.
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Besides snagging styles such as the festive Odette Glitter Mini Top Handle Crossbody for just $79, these pink polka-dot pajamas for just $49, or these appropriately named Be Bold Linear Earrings for just $19, today you can score not one, but two additional daily sale offers!
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We use the metaphor of waves that rise and fall in societies, perhaps forgetting that the actual waves of the ocean are purely opportunistic, small irregularities in water that, snagging a fortunate gust, rise and break like monsters, for no greater cause than their own accidental invention.
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Unfortunately, she's preoccupied with snagging an appearance at a prestigious research conference over in Paris: She wants to present data proving that Kevin's body chemistry responds to and changes depending on which of the 23 personalities he happens to be stuck with on any particular day or given moment.
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Meloy soon learned how difficult it can be for women to reach orgasm, and decided to systematize and operationalize this woman's experience to help those who cannot orgasm organically, partnering with a medical company in 1998 and snagging the previously mentioned patent for his so-called "Orgasmatron" in 2001.
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These friends have walked hand-in-hand down a Chanel runway and starred together for a magazine cover shoot, and they've gone the traditional old-school route by snagging matching Lola James friendship necklaces … then following that up with custom CaKe T-shirts, in honor of their supermodel portmanteau.
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Each of the cleverly designed posters includes homages to the space agency's past and future: The "Grand Tour," for instance, is a callback to the Voyager missions of the 1970s and 80s, when space probes were catapulting around the outer solar system and snagging gravity assists from gas giants.
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Yes, it's a made-up day akin to Chick-fil-A's annual Cow Appreciation Day, but you can still take full advantage of the festive atmosphere by snagging some hot (dog) deals: Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs: Buy one dog at full price, get a second one for five cents!
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Unless you're an ultra hardcore Apple fan who simply can't live without flashing the newest, fastest device in everyone's face, snagging the Apple Watch Series 3 will still get you the best Apple Watch features that the Series 1 or 2 can't get you — and for almost $200 less.
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While contenders acted boldly before the trading deadline, snagging Zack Greinke, Hunter Pence, Hanley Ramirez, Ichiro Suzuki and other stars, the Red Sox made a more subtle transaction: They shipped a fading first-base prospect, Lars Anderson, to the Cleveland Indians for a Class AAA knuckleballer named Steven Wright.
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With the international fees, the ring could cost you upwards of $90 ($60 if you use Royal Mail), but hey, that's just a small price to pay for a bit of sentimental history — especially if you missed out on snagging one of Stella McCartney's limited-release replicas of Markle's reception dress.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - When Google introduced its Google Glass smart glasses four years ago, it turned to Glass-sporting sky divers buzzing a San Francisco convention center, Glass-adorned models at a glitzy fashion show and a Twitter campaign to notify early "Glass Explorers" of their luck in snagging a pair.
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Four months earlier, it had announced that it had lured away Brian Michael Bendis from rival Marvel, snagging the writer who for nearly two decades had helped reshape and create the characters that served as the basis for multimillion-dollar movie franchises along with animated series and four Netflix shows.
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In less abstracted terms, Jokic is shooting 51-36-81 from the field and playing with ferocity and efficiency on both ends—facilitating offense from the elbow, boarding like a madman, blocking shots, snagging steals, and generally looking incredibly scary (in more ways than one) whenever he's on the court.
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Something of a Jamie Oliver of nightlife, Glover had a successful run for over three years, snagging big names like Nosaj Thing, Gorgon City, and Leon Vynehall to headline club nights while offering jobs to locals and creating a much-needed platform for the area's longstanding but underserved artistic scene.
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If you were one of the many, many sad people who missed out on snagging the NES Classic Edition before Nintendo inexplicably pulled the plug on it, there's still a chance you can get one without spending hundreds on eBay as ThinkGeek has apparently stumbled onto a massive cache of the consoles.
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This indifference harms us all — not just teachers — and most importantly, it is a disservice to our youth who are being pushed through this shattered education system; the broken shards snagging them as they move along … Do you understand that your 'efforts' sound much more like a fuck you than a thank you?
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In its favor: "Joker" started the season by snagging the prestigious Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival, and this comic-book character study will soon gross $1 billion worldwide, a number that is all the more remarkable since it eschews the action scenes and computer-generated spectacle of its Bat-film brethren.
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Anyhoo, since Apple itself has yet to release the slightest crumb of detail about a hypothetical 21 edition of the iPad Pro, you should absolutely consider snagging one of those 153 models if you're in the market for a new tablet — at up to 215% off right now, they're hardly ever this cheap.
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In addition to stocking up on $9 candles this weekend during the retailer's annual Candle Day extravaganza, you can pick up a curated, pre-wrapped set that makes it look like you put in way more effort than you actually did (which was snagging it on your way to the checkout line).
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Composed of 12 extensive learning modules, this premium learning package aims to give you a leg up in snagging respected industry certs, including: CompTIA Security+ SY0-501: No company is immune to cybersecurity threats, and this course will fill you in on the fundamentals of risk management, risk mitigation, threat management, and intrusion detection.
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However, when you&aposre working toward a minimum spend requirement for a sign-up bonus, if spending a couple of bucks on a credit card fee helps make the difference between snagging 60,000 points — potentially worth $600 or more — the couple of bucks you spend on that credit card fee are probably worth it.2.
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As BTS seems poised to be the first Korean pop idol group to actually make a mainstream dent in our shores, they're going for the jugular, recruiting Steve Aoki to remix their already tough-as-nails hip-hop song "MIC Drop" for the Mad Decent crowd and snagging the country's hottest, most cartoonish rapper for a verse.
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Preparing for the Olympics 2016 is a tedious process that requires intense food monitoring, nutritionists, chefs and plenty of calorie counting (3,200 per day for sprint runner Jarryd Wallace and 6,000 to 8,000 for swimmer, Ryan Lochte.) PEOPLE gathered a few of the star athletes to dish on exactly what they eat to maintain their medal-snagging superhuman status.
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By the nineteen-tens and twenties, as it became commonplace for women to work in public as shopgirls, laundresses, and waitresses, the hope of "dating up" by snagging middle-class customers to go out with, and, eventually, marry, became a trope—one that largely excluded working-class black women, the majority of whom were restricted to jobs as maids.
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What the 123 Emmys made clear is that, in an age when more and more broadcasters are dumping huge amounts of money into their awards campaigns in hopes of snagging a prize, the voters are still going to vote for what they like, no matter how many TV Academy members take home paychecks signed by HBO or Netflix brass.
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The service's Product Manager for Individual Weapons on July 26 released a new call for Sub Compact Weapon (SCW) prototypes chambered in 9mm, with the goal of snagging 15 functional weapons along with various magazines (both 20-round and 30-round) and suppressors for use by PSDs assigned to "senior commanders and key personnel," according to the special notice.
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The game will come with 15 cheat cards, in which players are instructed to carry out tasks including: stealing money from the bank, stealing a hotel from someone else's property, snagging an extra $100 when you pass go, short-changing someone you owe, collecting rent from another player's property and putting a hotel onto your property, according to the site.
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I see now that something in Harrelson reflected the way I viewed myself as a boy: That I possessed a subtle but inherent power, an unpolished brilliance that would reveal itself when it was most needed, like instinctively snagging a hot grounder out of the dirt and transforming it into glittering art with a pivot and a sidearm whip-crack to first.
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It's manifest in students' interactions with colleges even before they enroll, as those institutions, intent on increasing the number of applications they receive and on snagging as many valedictorians, class presidents and soccer captains as they can, come at them as merchants, clamoring for their attention, competing for their affection and unfurling their wares with as much ceremony and gloss as possible.
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I received these waders and boots courtesy of Patagonia this past spring, and ever since the snow melted in the Catskills, I've been putting them to the test: Packing them on treks, sliding down riverbanks, clamoring back up them, snagging on branches and thorn bushes, and leaving them a wet, soggy mess in the back of my car (strictly for testing purposes).
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) says he has a back-up plan if the whole "running for president" thing doesn't work out: snagging an entertainment show.
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Ron Howard Wrapped Post-Production on 'Solo: A Star Wars Story' a Week Early While you can't get your hands on this one-of-a-kind Star Wars-themed couture gown to wear to the movie theater, you can gear up by snagging Away's new Star Wars-themed collection of green, blue and brown suitcases, inspired by the original trilogy's planets: Tatooine, Hoth, and Endor.
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Some bidders really do care about snagging the controversial jacket worn last week by first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, plunking down hundreds of dollars for the $85033 item.
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But until then, he'll have to contend with the more unsavory elements of the Lime universe, which is populated by adults desperate to make rent by playing a deranged version of Pokémon Go. Over the phone, Blanc described a recent encounter with a couple who were snagging scooters outside of his house in Los Angeles by putting tape over them so that their alarms wouldn't sound.
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The concept for the tool was also spurred by how OV fans were already snagging their Athena crop tops and Studio leggings: "We've always developed our product in the form of outfits, and it's how we saw many of customers already shopping OV, so the OV Kit Shop is a reflection of that — with a bundled price to make the checkout process as seamless as possible," Haney told us.
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And it must have been noted somewhere, this layover in Germany, or Switzerland, or Austria (the signs, when she arrived, were all in German), she just forgot it—she must have forgotten it several times, she was too busy hating Italian airlines, and maybe all Italians, her mind kept snagging on that cancelled flight, those two handsome men, each turning to admire his own reflection in the other's dark glasses.
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You can also get this mixer at Target for $199.99 (originally $259.99) [You save $60]KitchenAid Six-Quart Professional Series Mixer, $329.95 (originally $569.99) [You save $240.04]: If you're interested in snagging a KitchenAid stand mixer this Prime Day, but aren't sure which one to buy, read our guide to the best KitchenAid mixersPrime Day 2019Check back throughoutAmazon Prime Day 2019 to learn more about all the KitchenAid stand mixer deals.
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"Like all encyclopedic museums, the Brooklyn Museum has to divide its attention between balancing its costly obligation to care for, present and pay for artworks and experiences across 5,103 years of history and snagging the attention of price- and time-conscious smartphone users," said Maxwell L. Anderson, who has served as director of the Dallas Museum of Art, the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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Jeff FlakeJeffrey (Jeff) Lane FlakeArpaio considering running for former sheriff job after Trump pardon Overnight Energy: Warren edges past Sanders in poll of climate-focused voters | Carbon tax shows new signs of life | Greens fuming at Trump plans for development at Bears Ears monument Carbon tax shows new signs of life in Congress MORE (R-Ariz.), setting up a second hot race in which Democrats have a shot at snagging a Senate seat.
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The budding model, who recently walked the runway for Moschino and starred solo in a campaign for HUGO Hugo Boss, joins his sister Bella in the March 2017 of Vogue U.K. It's Anwar's first appearance for the venerable fashion mag, but it marks Gigi's second time snagging a spot on the cover of Vogue U.K. The image, which was shared by proud mom Yolanda Hadid on Instagram, features some major James Dean vibes coming from Anwar.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE, American-born British royal Meghan Markle and Beyonce all are placed at a 50-1 shot at gracing Time's cover, while singer Ariana Grande and adult-film star Stormy Daniels have the longest listed odds at snagging the "Person of the Year" recognition, at 100-1.
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