I was sneaking in a call to the math tutor.
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And it&aposs not that these people are just sneaking in.
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" And I said, "Oh sweetie, I'm like sneaking in the house.
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But, being clueless, I naturally felt like I was sneaking in.
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I guess that was a little bit of religion sneaking in again.
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Astoria also has some prime spots for sneaking in some retail therapy.
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Although the thrill of sneaking in may have contributed to our giddiness.
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Sneaking in your own snacks to a cinema can be an anxious moment.
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And do you find it sneaking in any places you wouldn't have expected?
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We asked people for their most brazen, foolish, and crazy sneaking in stories.
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Some are sneaking in and out to nearby forests where they can eat leaves.
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Many people in the United States are worried about terrorists sneaking in through refugee programs.
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Yep, sneaky producers have been sneaking in olive and sumac leaves and calling it oregano.
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I was a Games magazine early adopter, sneaking in puzzle solving during high school classes.
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Surrounded on three sides by enormous and frigid oceans, Canada has few people sneaking in.
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A try-anything atmosphere prevailed, with a hint of late-night collegiate shenanigans sneaking in.
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So unless you were sneaking in the back door, which wasn't happening, there was nothing happening.
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After sneaking in copies of The Tribune for a while, President Kennedy resumed openly reading it.
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But Larson managed to bring back an old childhood trick by sneaking in some bunny ears.
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He asked the hospital to shield him from reporters who were sneaking in to the hospital.
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Even as a young boy, they would have me sneaking in bottles of vodka for them.
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Yes, it's only Monday, but these tricky clues have a way of sneaking in there anyway.
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Food & Wine has also reported that Trader Joe's started sneaking in the good earlier last month.
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Yes, it's only Monday, but these tricky clues have a way of sneaking in there anyway.
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John Hickenlooper has a shot at owning a moderate lane all to himself and sneaking in.
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Jay Inslee has a shot at owning climate change as a distinctive issue and sneaking in.
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By the second round Ortega was sneaking in body punches while Moicano teed off on his head.
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"I have nothing left to teach you," he tells her, sneaking in one last mansplain-y sentence.
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It delivers cheesy special effects for kids while sneaking in a ghost blow job for their parents.
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It was a backdoor way of sneaking in restrictions that otherwise wouldn't pass the constitutional smell test.
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The Qs had a lot to do with it, sneaking in there where Os should have been.
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It says the plan involved sneaking in an operative from Jordan and "significant terrorist activity" was foiled.
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And by extension, you realize that he's sneaking in the most powerful rap boast he can make.
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" —Denise Austin, fitness expert and creator of LifeFit "This Thanksgiving, I'll be sneaking in an infrared sauna session.
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Since it was brought to my attention this morning, I have been sneaking in runs every few minutes.
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After a couple of these press interviews, I'm kind of questioning if he's sneaking in there or not.
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So Caleb is still healing, keeping activities light but sneaking in a fishing trip once in a while.
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According to multiple reports, the Cubs are sneaking in their trip Monday, January 16, just before Obama leaves.
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It should not be weakened, either by narrowing its reach or by sneaking in an unrelated mens rea provision.
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In a California prison he was disciplined for sneaking in contraband, thus earning the time he still faces there.
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Most missions involve sneaking in somewhere to steal something or kill someone, and eventually, they devolve into a shootout.
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Ed Tilly, boss of the CBOE, says accusing his firm of sneaking in the new contract unnoticed is unfair.
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Tavares went with the wraparound instead, sneaking in the triumphant goal and sending the home crowd into a delirium.
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The couple takes time to "actively water their marriage," sneaking in one-on-one time together whenever they can.
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St. John's (216-163) was the last team picked for the tournament, sneaking in despite a late-season fade.
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For most of the past five years, he's been sneaking in amateur golf tournaments between 24-hour firefighting shifts.
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They're reportedly sneaking in and out of each other's hotel rooms and staying up until the break of dawn together.
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Sneaking in through the ceiling and causing trouble on Christmas Day seems exactly like something that little shit would do.
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And of course, Kim and Kanye also made an appearance sneaking in through the back to surprise her little sister.
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Spelling, 44, and McDermott, 51, appeared to be in great spirits, even sneaking in a few kisses outside their trailer.
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Maybe you haven't planned a thing, and you're thrilled about three months of sneaking in R&R when you can.
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I was nervous about sneaking in what is essentially contraband for the Afghan people due to the prevailing religious beliefs.
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What you don't expect to capture: your neighbor's son sneaking in and out of your garage to…hug your dog?
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Instead of sneaking in an interview before racing to City Hall, she yells at a hairdresser for making her wait.
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Sneaking in episodes in the middle of the night became routine, and I even hid my habit from my wife.
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UpChurch says that Prince went to the club multiple times, sneaking in through the back door so he wouldn't be seen.
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A Toshiba-made Fire TV Edition is featured, but Amazon is also sneaking in deals from companies like Sony and TCL.
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I am spending this time growing the blog, volunteering in the kids' classrooms, and sneaking in a few extra fishing trips.
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But even from the release of Whatever People Say I Am... he's been sneaking in low-key, romantic pieces of songwriting.
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As far back as 2008, rapper Mos Def performed at the Kennedy Center, sneaking in as part of the jazz programing.
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US senators are breaking impeachment trial rules by sneaking in forbidden food and snacks into the Senate Chamber, according to reporters.
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Farrow proposed to Lovett after sneaking in his proposal in an early draft of Catch and Kill, which he wrote about.
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In chaotic news events, misinformation is bound to proliferate, and threatening narratives like "terrorists are sneaking in with refugees" prove particularly sticky.
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Sneaking in through the garage to avoid the onslaught of photographers waiting outside, Teresa stopped to greet her dog in her crate.
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The clip also features a clip of the happy couple hanging out at a family barbecue before sneaking in a quick smooch.
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With characteristic slyness, Davenport enjoyed sneaking in praise of same-sex love and androgyny to the pages of William F. Buckley's magazine.
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After a few days working from Sydney (and sneaking in some exploring around the city), I flew back home to New York.
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But as Bergman shows, motives aren't always so righteous and clear-cut; revenge, wrath and other impulses have ways of sneaking in.
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Phil Bredesen (D) launched his latest TV ad attacking Trump's tariffs (while sneaking in a quick compliment about Trump's North Korea summit).
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Some accused me of sneaking in to work on the urns at night, but I assure you the kids did it all.
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Because habits are so ingrained into our daily routines, it's very likely that harmful ones are sneaking in and detracting from our success.
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More than raising her profile, Clinton is getting her political hardball muscles back into shape by sneaking in a few spring training innings.
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From sneaking in extra veggies to making simple ingredient swaps, favorites such as pizza, tacos, pasta, and more can be healthy and indulging.
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And, when you add in a full-body pillow and our kid occasionally sneaking in, the queen-sized mattress gets a bit crowded.
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Even when Cara has full studio production behind her, the songs start out sparse and quiet, with the rhythm section almost sneaking in.
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Brunello by law must be 100 percent sangiovese, but by the 1990s, some producers seeking darker, softer wines were sneaking in foreign grapes.
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Even when facing the possibility of amputation, Furst still wasn't taking his diagnosis seriously and tried sneaking in a large order of Chinese food.
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The third option is to use the first screen but short cut the second, sneaking in between the two screens for an easy layup.
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I know it's illegal, and I don't like sneaking in, but we're already running pretty late for the Shabbat event, so I do it.
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Flicking through the photos, you will see healthy treats like celery, apples, lettuce and mint leaves (his favorite), with an occasional carb sneaking in.
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Sneaking in things like popcorn, brown rice, and even choosing breads and pasta made with 100% whole grains can also help you get more.
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No doubt a host of key Trump orchestrators and luminary actors were making ample use of auxiliary entrances and exits, sneaking in and out.
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T-Mobile had said that it would start rolling out Universal RCS this quarter, and it's really just sneaking in there in the final days.
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Cutting that down to just the one or two jets that are going to be sneaking in and hitting stuff makes everyone's life much simpler.
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Ultimately, that may mean always-on voice recognition coming to Intel-powered Windows devices, and Apple sneaking in Siri support to its Intel-powered Macbooks.
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As Minaj's verse speeds up, Cox doesn't lose steam, mouthing along the rapid-fire lyrics — and sneaking in a sly taunt to her opponent Wiley.
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The traveling class began arriving yesterday (some, to judge by Instagram, after sneaking in a day off in Como or Cap d'Antibes) and continues today.
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Well, hell if we ever know what's really going on with this family because they're more lock-lipped than a teenager caught sneaking in after curfew.
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These aren't the signs of someone sneaking in to use the forest as a dump, Ayers-Rigsby says—the refuse has been carried in on waves.
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Below, a few of our favorite things that we'll be buying for our loved ones (and maybe a few that we'll be sneaking in for ourselves).
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But it turns out that between teaching us the joy of painting and being an all-around chill dude, Bob Ross was sneaking in perm appointments.
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The webbing loop on the rear attaches to any compatible Patagonia jacket's snow skirt, and built-in gaiters keep snow from sneaking in through the cuffs.
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I was sneaking in and out of the office via the freight elevator, using my bike as an excuse to avoid the front of the office.
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But if you hear there's a daycare three towns over where something's going on and you're sneaking in there with a video camera, that's not right.
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However, the rules weren&apost enough to stop senators from sneaking in snacks into the Chamber to sustain themselves during the 12-hour days of arguments.
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They have nothing to do with funding levels and everything to do with sneaking in policies that would never be passed by Congress as standalone legislation.
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So Britain would have to carefully monitor whisky imports from France, and slap a tariff on any Japanese stuff sneaking in (so-called "rules of origin" regulations).
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Whether that means collecting a few moons while on a cross-country flight, or sneaking in a couple rounds of Splatoon in bed, is up to me.
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Catlin alleges that the CBP inspector accused his daughter, who was menstruating, of sneaking in contraband via her maxi pad and they proceeded to touch that area.
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Trump heads home: Before the country officially checks out for Thanksgiving, Trump is sneaking in one last campaign event: A "Keep America Great" rally in Sunrise, Florida.
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Where season two of Louie confronted big questions about life and love head on, season two of Better Things tackles them by sneaking in the side door.
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On Sunday, the happy couple was spotted on the beach outside of the gorgeous oceanfront property, tossing a football back and forth and sneaking in a few kisses.
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It had shut down early for the holiday weekend and at about 7:45 pm on Friday the security cameras caught the two sneaking in the back gate.
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If you want to monitor your home and make sure the dog walker comes home on time or your high school kid isn't sneaking in at 3 a.m.
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And they certainly don't show, again, that there's any attempt by ISIS or anyone else to launch terrorist attacks in the US by sneaking in terrorists as refugees.
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But there seemed to be plenty of other options, like sneaking in the back, disguising myself as a guard, or mucking about with the machinery powering the factory.
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The study found that three-quarters of U.S. moms (71%) admit to sneaking in TV "me-time" to keep up with their favorite shows in surprising ways and places.
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BLUE MARLIN WASHES ASHORE ON TEXAS BEACH Baxter is now working to seal the gap in order to prevent any more snakes -- non-venomous or otherwise -- from sneaking in.
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She's a flanker that specializes in counter-support rather than direct damage, sneaking in and cutting enemies off from their abilities and heal boxes before they realize what happened.
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I'm proud of us for sneaking in a rich mix of things, from UGLY CRY and BEAT A DEAD HORSE to NUT MEAT, SAND DAB, ROB REINER, GO GREEN.
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Rumors have spread of senators with an iPad on their desk or sneaking in a phone — a violation of the trial rules, which bans all electronics on the floor.
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My mom sometimes tried to trick me—sneaking in 'real' meatballs, mixing them with the canned sauce, hoping I couldn't tell the difference—but I could always sense an imposter.
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The malware's operator also seems to have attempted to expand into the Google Play Store, sneaking in 11 apps that included code related to a simpler version of the malware.
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The two, who have surfed in Costa Rica before, looked happy as they enjoyed the activity together, cheering each other on and sneaking in a few kisses in the water.
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The bass-heavy shuffle of "Rodent," released earlier this year, is a pointedly fun reminder, sneaking in delirious vocal synth experimentation and fluttering trumpets amidst the typical sample-flipping joy.
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Chewing gum and "foul language" were supposedly banned; I can now come clean about dropping obscenity bombs in a rebellious preadolescent fervor and sneaking in Bubble Yum on multiple occasions.
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How guilty would you feel if the app you used to manage your finances got on your case about all those Venti Pumpkin Spice Lattes you've been sneaking in after lunch.
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Sure, there are still millions of people like me computing at desks, riding trains with ultra-books perched on their laps and sneaking in an hour of work on the weekends.
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The rapper and comedian turned to the live audience and passionately spoke about the "environmental crisis going on right now" before sneaking in a story about how cool Leonardo DiCaprio is.
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The Blue Jays had no problem sneaking in a four-game set indoors at Tampa Bay to begin the campaign but dropped the last two games after taking the first two.
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And as we ran around backstage, rapidly scribbling down notes and sneaking in 'grams of the hottest (weirdest?) runway trends, we noticed one look that will never go out of style.
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" Mr. Mathews, who once dressed as a priest to get into a fashion show, said sneaking in usually involves planning a week in advance and compared it to "a 007 operation.
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Sneaking in a quick 36 holes over Labor Day weekend while thousands of people worry for their futures in the face of a catastrophic storm is the opposite of that solidarity.
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Trolls have been visiting the site of the stream and sneaking in messages of the alt-right, white supremacy, and Pepe the frog, a meme somehow associated with both of those things.
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As a foreign language film, Alfonso Cuaron's Roma, considered to be an Oscar front-runner, was left out of the best picture (drama) race, which likely accounted for Bohemian Rhapsody sneaking in.
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The young foursome has made several appearances in the 5th and final season, though, lending a hand at the job sites, helping out with the shopping and sneaking in afternoon basketball games.
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At the height of his enjoyment, you can even hear Craig's Southern accent from Knives Out sneaking in — a film in which Craig appeared to be having the time of his life.
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This holds true despite the fact REI gave the Magma 30 a generous amount of interior space — which is nice for all-around comfort but sometimes leads to cold air sneaking in.
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The probability of that happening is close to zero, according to the Cato Institute, yet roughly half of Americans oppose Syrian refugee resettlement, with many specifically citing the fear of terrorists sneaking in.
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Midwest City, Oklahoma (CNN)It was such a quiet Monday afternoon on the streets of this Oklahoma City suburb that David Huff was thinking of sneaking in some sunset fishing before heading home.
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The couple, who have been married since 2012 and share 3-year-old son Silas Randall, have been sneaking in date nights as Timberlake continues on his Man of the Woods world tour.
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Admittedly, it was impossible to choose just three top picks from EF7, so I'm sneaking in a bonus fourth pick: Observe is described as the world's first AI automation platform for fish farms.
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She played tracks from scuzzy underground producers (Anthony Naples) and house legends (Frankie Knuckles), in addition to sneaking in tracks from Outkast and even a late-period Jay Z song for good measure.
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She even uses that to her advantage at times, getting celebrities to answer particularly pointed questions once their guard is down and sneaking in jokes that rib them more than they might realize.
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In the trade debate, Cohn lost out to the third-tier White House official Peter Navarro, who likes to hang around the West Wing in hopes of sneaking in to see the president.
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Despite the audience sneaking in questions about a potential Jon Snow/Daenerys alliance and asking about how the Greyjoys and Daenerys might get on in the next Season, Allen wasn't giving too much away.
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Apple didn't leave its HomePod smart speaker out of today's big iPhone event, with CEO Tim Cook sneaking in a few new features for the product at the tail end of the keynote presentation.
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No longer sneaking in for child-prices (a good thing), not shocking any new acquaintances with my age, and with a bathroom counter that's groaning under the weight of so many lotions and potions.
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Think of all the ways dissenters have tried to upend country in recent years: by sneaking in rhythmic vocal tics learned from rappers, by thinning out the genre's musical baggage, by pledging inclusive values.
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Pruitt may have chosen this image because the comic artist Jack Kirby is among his inspirations, or he may sneaking in an allegory, since the Silver Surfer originally served Galactus but eventually found liberty.
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"Will the circle be unbroken?" the hymn asks, and White's answer is that it breaks every day, with look-alike new links sneaking in overnight, so that what looks like renewal is really replacement.
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The flap feels a bit cheap and didn't quite prevent light from sneaking in during my demos, though my lack of familiarity with adjusting the headset to my face was at least partly to blame.
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He's not going to rap about sneaking in through the East Wing to put cyanide in Trump's Diet Coke, and he's not going to put out a goofy single that spoofs the Russian pee tape.
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This seemed like a strange pet peeve for Byrd, who was extremely lenient with McGregor hammerfisting Mayweather in the back of the head, and Mayweather turning his back and sneaking in elbows throughout the fight.
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Kasich's appreciation of traif was underlined when, in February of this year, the governor was photographed sneaking in some bacon on the down low in the back of a restaurant in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.
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The buildings have become the domain of vermin, as well as vandals — and spirits and ghosts, if the suspicions of the paranormal investigators who have also been among those sneaking in are to be believed.
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Up until the early 2000s, Taiwan resisted opening direct flights by commercial airliners between China and Taiwan partly out of fear that Chinese military aircraft could evade radar detection by sneaking in behind civilian jets.
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"Sneaking in a #tbt from a couple years ago to when this guy was my best friend and I wouldn't really admit to anything more…but we all knew," Ferrell wrote on Instagram three months ago.
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Some viruses have a spellcheck function that keeps typos from sneaking in, but each time a retrovirus infects a new cell and starts worming its way into the host's DNA, it has to type without spellcheck.
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Sneaking in a nap during the day can feel like a rare indulgence, but more than a third of surveyed U.S. adults reported catching some afternoon z's in the past 24 hours, according to a study.
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And so if you want this to change, then we need to make it clear through calls, emails, tweets and town halls, that sneaking in more pathways for dark money in our democracy is not ok.
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After sneaking in from the point and finding himself unchecked in front, Spurgeon picked the rebound right out of the air, directed it toward the net calmly, and batted it straight past a bewildered Cory Schneider.
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My wife became so used to having me in bed as she went to sleep—I'm usually sneaking in an hour with games after she's out—she was bummed when I finished Breath of the Wild.
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According to Bloomberg, the FCC is planning on sneaking in a vote to change limits on how many television stations a single company can own to make way for Sinclair Broadcast Group's massive takeover of local broadcasting.
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My favorite was the performance he did in slippers (yes, slippers) in at a random mansion party where kids were sneaking in by jumping the fence in back, climbing the deck, and stealing wine from the cellar.
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When you are into someone, you dig deep to find out everything you can about a lover, and flirt really well without others noticing, like dropping a joke under your breath or sneaking in a grazing touch.
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LA JOLLA, California (Reuters) - Tiger Woods declared it was all systems go after sneaking in nine quick holes at Torrey Pines on Tuesday, two days ahead of his official PGA Tour comeback at the Farmers Insurance Open.
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Since then, incorrigible youth copycats have pulled similar stunts, sneaking in and building forts inside Walmarts, Chuck E. Cheeses, and water parks, since they have to find some way to entertain themselves now that teens don't party anymore.
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Those seeking to have a "spookier" time may think visiting a cemetery at night will deliver the thrills and chills they crave, but there remains the matter of trespassing to consider before sneaking in for a moonlit seance.
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" A US official close to the process who is critical of the policy told BuzzFeed News it would lead migrants to "revert to sneaking in rather than going to ports of entry" and cause "more deaths in the desert.
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After taking the stage at the award show to introduce Sylvester Stallone's three daughters — Sophia, 20, Sistine, 18, and Scarlet, 14 — as this year's joint Miss Golden Globe, Vergara, 44, couldn't resist sneaking in a couple of NSFW jokes.
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In the run-up to voting, Republicans ratcheted up fears of a "border crisis" with terrorists sneaking in from Mexico to attack us, plus alarm about Ebola and the risk that the outbreak in West Africa could reach America.
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Edited by Branson himself ("I couldn't resist sneaking in a book I contributed to," he writes) "Ending the War on Drugs" is a compilation of essays about the global drug war and the many failed attempts to end it.
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For decades, the genre that helped Hollywood's golden age glitter has sputtered, resurfacing in Broadway adaptations like "Into the Woods" or sneaking in sideways in the "Magic Mike" movies, where the music is canned and the dancing grindingly dirty.
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"You have enough money to pay a man to stand there and literally slap shit out of your hand," Madigan says, sneaking in a joke about how people who aren't as well off as Oprah eat at Taco Bell.
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As soon as Rogue ended, I was ready to go online and pick up a ticket for a second viewing...but now, a few days after seeing the movie, I wonder if I'd be better off just sneaking in halfway through.
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It's obviously undesirable for people and cargo to be able to sneak across the border outside of the legal ports of entry, and even if a wall wouldn't be perfect in every way it would surely make sneaking in harder.
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Despite all of the panic from Trump and Breitbart News about ISIS members sneaking in as refugees, this kind of thing is incredibly rare (partly because of the intense vetting that refugees, and Syrian refugees in particular, are put through).
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And even if you're drenched in sweat or concentrating on finally sticking your crow pose, wearing clothing that works for your activity and style is the easiest way to keep those "I don't feel like doing this" feelings from sneaking in.
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I was 15 or 16 sneaking in, and there were all these cool older women, in their 20s, working at vintage stores, smoking clove cigarettes, who knew a hell of a lot more than I did, and they loved to dance.
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Sneaking in before the year is out with what is sure to be a late Album Of The Year contender for many, Abel Tesfaye's third album as The Weeknd, Starboy, is out next Friday (November 25), via XO and Republic Records.
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So as Congress gets back to work on budget and appropriations issues, we again encourage our representatives to reject any effort that harms the health of our kids and future generations by slashing investments or sneaking in poison pill policy riders.
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Everyone from Heidi Klum to Oprah can't help but share behind-the-scenes sneak peeks at what it's like to get ready for a big awards show, from getting their nails primped to sneaking in a quick facial to look red carpet ready.
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Other things the survey examines include guest theft, partying, sneaking in extra visitors, and messaging the host in the middle of the night, all of which, it's safe to say, are probably considered ruder by hosts than a little bit of vacation friskiness.
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And while Mr. Trump and his aides keep claiming that terrorists are sneaking in across the border, including assertions that they are doing so by the thousands, as a matter of empirical reality, there has been no such instance in the modern era.
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During Sunday's live broadcast of the 2017 Golden Globes, Jimmy Fallon couldn't resist sneaking in a little dig about the superstar's awkward live performance eight days earlier, which aired during Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest and was plagued by sound issues.
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Ties with India have deteriorated further in recent months after a series of attacks on Indian military bases in the disputed region of Kashmir, which New Delhi says have either been carried out by militants sneaking in from Pakistan or orchestrated by groups based there.
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The group held its first full bat mitzvah, a coming-of-age ceremony for girls, at the wall in 2014 and got around the strictures against women reading from the Torah there by sneaking in a miniature scroll that was read with a magnifying glass.
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It's unclear to what extent the higher numbers are due to a sustained increase in migrants fleeing Central America, or if the data are skewed by the behavioral changes of migrants, such as traveling in caravans and generally surrendering to authorities rather than sneaking in.
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It's when you're trying to sneak out of the house as a teenager, or you're trying to sneak downstairs to look at Christmas presents, or you're doing anything where you're trying not to get caught, sneaking in, out of, or through a building in any way.
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Years ago, some genius figured out that your computer's image requests can let those same servers track your activity across the web — and when it comes to email, they can let the sender see when you've opened a given message just by sneaking in an image.
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The fabric exterior seems quite breathable and was quite a bit more comfortable to use than Samsung's updated Gear VR. The ergonomics are generally awesome, though I did notice some light sneaking in from the rigid edges of the View, causing some unfortunate glare on the lenses.
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Kudos for sneaking in extra bonus theme clues of sorts at 103D, "A O doesn't have one" for END, and 64A, "It's said at the exchange of Os" for I DO. This is a very nicely filled puzzle, which definitely added to the enjoyment of the solve.
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The angling game is where Lomachenko sets himself apart and looks so different to most other boxers in the game today, but he is every bit as competent standing directly in front of his opponent, painting the jab and sneaking in the left straight for damage.
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Moderated by Star Wars film series regular Warwick Davis, the event came with plenty of surprises: George Lucas showed up to talk about the origins of the franchise and reframe his legacy with the series, while Harrison Ford dropped in to joke about sneaking in on his own plane.
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Nye surprised AOC by popping up during the audience Q&A portion of the night, presumably sneaking in between questions about how it feels to star in a comic book or whatever to speak with the rising political star about the state of politics and our increasingly fucked world.
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The locket in question is actually Slytherin's Locket, the Horcrux stolen by Sirius' brother Regulus which Harry and Dumbledore seek out at the end of book six (this is another example of Rowling stealthily sneaking in a key plot point to set the stage for a later story).
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In a world with more time, I'd sit down with the first game, giving myself a refresher course, the same way I try to watch every season of a TV show I adore before the finale (The Leftovers), or sneaking in every installment in a movie series (Cloverfield) where I'm invested.
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I definitely miss the culture explosion, painter, record digging, secret loft parties, playing guitar in the dark with your neighbors, Guggenheim retrospective, Malian music down at Zebulon, MacArthur genius friends, sneaking in to C.U.A.N.D.O to sing in the pool, transforming abandoned places into secret parties, street culture, of New York too!
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One of the keys to sneaking in good right hands is to play them both across the shoulder (this can be done with overhands, slightly angled straights, straights from a slight side step, or straights, hooks or overhands thrown as a counter to the opponent's jab), and inside the shoulder—the straight straights.
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The entrance to the once-closed facility After agents seized the computer, Cope started acting frantic and anxious, the warrant states, complaining about the "lax" security, claiming that some of his belongings had been stolen and that he believed someone had been sneaking in at night to "steal the wireless" and toilet paper.
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Typically, he'd be resting up, but that night he had a benefit gig in Austin, his former home town, and so, prior to leaving Texas, he was sneaking in a three-day road trip, a kind of sentimental journey—south to Austin and beyond, backward through time, down to the border of old Mexico.
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Of the three I figured this was dark horse candidate, with The Beard in the Mirror being the much more traditional, clearly-identifiable-as-a-game game, and Cat President: A More Purrfect Union (my dating sim about cat politicians) perhaps sneaking in as a political-themed game—a perfect fit for a convention being held in D.C.?
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If you want to save money this school year, or are just looking to get your hands on a new laptop without breaking the bank, take your pick from these options: 16GB, black, certified refurbished Whether you're sharing a screen with classmates or sneaking in a Netflix session, the Lenovo N22 delivers seamless browsing and streaming.
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Joey Bada$$: All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ (Pro Era/Cinematic Music Group) Interrupting a catalogue that's essentially an ongoing autobiography to preach to the disenfranchised in the year of the coup, it makes sense for Flatbush's finest to reverse the normal hip-hop sequencing strategy of starting raw and sneaking in anything soft or conscious at the end.
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Between Congressmen on the Senate Committee on Homeland Security fretting that the Canadian-American border is understaffed — despite not knowing how many border guards are defending it — and a Canadian witness using questionable statistics to prove that dozens of Islamic State sleeper cells are sneaking in the country, it's no surprise that the Canadian government boycotted the hearings.
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Her early 2016 team-up with her OWSLA labelmates Vindata is no exception; sneaking in a flute-like synth line, a juke kick pattern or two, and even a vocal sample from a classic happy hardcore track, she demonstrates her ability to jump from one style to another while maintaining the playful grin that's become her signature.
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Portable is particularly great for sneaking in a bit of exploration while on the go or in bed, while tabletop means you can still use a standard controller even if you're away from your TV. The only real drawback with the small screen is when it comes to menus and text, which can be tough to read when the tablet isn't close to your face.
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There is a whole cast of characters, there's multiple girlfriends living with him in his mansion in Beverly Hills, there's the nurses who are kind of on his side and secretly reporting back what the girlfriends are doing back to Shari Redstone, there's Philippe Dauman sort of sneaking in to see him and demanding that all these folks leave the room so he can have a private conversation.
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They talked about a book called Freedom™ by David Suarez, which centers around an out-of-control AI that taps a network of real-world operatives to control the world (the earliest hints of Niantic's first game, Ingress, already sneaking in here years before it's made.) John wanted to take his interest in AR and his background in maps and gaming and mash them all up and see what it could look like.
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