He squeezes into yellow tights and a yellow compression top.
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Still, Browne squeezes into second place, and for that he should be grateful.
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Affinity Photo has Photoshop-level power that it ably squeezes into a touch, tablet interface.
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But the real draw is that they use a soft silicon that squeezes into your ear.
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The family squeezes into the room, which barely holds the mattress, a rickety bookshelf to hold clothes, and a propane burner to cook food.
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On Hoyt Street, the bicycle crowd squeezes into a one-way bike lane that is nearly as wide as the car lane beside it.
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The bot squeezes into a slim 7mm body, just like the Mi Pad 2, and it fully transforms into Soundwave through a 30-step process.
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They get interrupted by a voice off-screen which turns out to be Conor, and he squeezes into the frame to ask Kamela a question.
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The Naked Cowboy, a street musician who's lately taken to wearing Trump underpants, boards an elevator; Senator Heidi Heitkamp squeezes into the car with him.
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But all that pales in comparison to the amount of narrative sleight of hand and fragmented storytelling that the second season finale squeezes into its 90-minute runtime.
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As Ford, the imposing Letts squeezes into a GT40 with Matt Damon, portraying the racecar driver and designer Carroll Shelby, for a pedal-to-the-metal spin on an airport tarmac.
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The liner pouch is nicely absorbent to help those sweaty hands, but take heed: My phone juuuuuust squeezes into the outer pocket with its case on, so go naked if you can.
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My 15-inch MacBook Pro squeezes into the laptop compartment and the bag has yet to feel too small even when it's holding a camera, a couple of books and a travel pillow.
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Squeezes into 8 episodes the main events of Trollope's Palliser novels The Eustace Diamonds and Phineas Redux.
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The road then squeezes into a valley between Black Fork Mountain and Rich Mountain. In this valley, it crosses the state line into Arkansas.
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The term "third rush hour" has been used to refer to a period of the midday in which roads in urban and suburban areas become congested due to numerous people taking lunch breaks using their vehicles.Fehr, Stephen. "Third Rush Hour Squeezes Into Midday; Road Congestion at Lunchtime Rivals Morning, Evening Commutes". The Washington Post.
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17, see Elizur Wright's translation on Gutenburg while in Edmé Boursault's drama Esope à la ville the advice comes from a passing fox.Google Books I.2, pp.7-8 The English playwright John Vanbrugh based his comedy of Aesop on the latter (1697) but unaccountably makes yet another animal the protagonist. His Aesop relates that a famished goat squeezes into a well-stocked barn and realises without any intermediary that fasting is its only chance of getting back out.
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The rest of the shows contained between 18 and 20 songs, mixed with songs from the new album. Prior to the start of the tour, Martin promised a set that will incorporate rarities, favorites and new songs, all of which he squeezes into a maximum efficiency and according to him, "We will never play another show like this in our lives". All the songs on the standard version of the album were performed, except the songs "Another's Arms" and "O", which were played only on select dates. The performances of the album's songs during the tour are similar to the show recorded at the Sony Studios.
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Yet like his bro, Joe has solid if not spectacular vocal talent and a penchant for producing catchy tunes with plenty of radio appeal." TheWrap wrote a mixed review for the album, stating "Fastlife isn’t a terrible album, just a terribly producer-driven one, which leaves Jonas trying to fit into producer Danja’s all-electro arrangements as nimbly as he squeezes into the designer duds he now favors." Pop Culture Online described the release as "a good album and Joe Jonas deserves recognition for his effort to appeal to a more mature audience. The young Jonas has good vocal tones a will surely go on to receive more radio air play and perhaps remixes in clubs.
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