You cannot stand still on innovation, you cannot stand still from a cost standpoint, and you cannot stand still from a communication standpoint.
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They don't stand still, even if you want them to stand still.
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Policy needs to walk – not run – to stand still.
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" She continued, "We always expect the earth to stand still.
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If you stand still, the competition will overtake you, guaranteed.
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Time will officially stand still until you get a response.
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Mark Ballas made time stand still on his wedding day!
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Many of them stand still; many spin around by themselves.
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In the kitchen, groceries stand still in a transparent refrigerator.
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Director Telis Mistakidis spent £2500m to stand still at 2.8753%.
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History does not stand still; crises do not last forever.
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I'm just going to stand still until something kills me.
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The kind of spot where time seems to stand still.
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When they stand still they merely look perplexed or agitated.
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But no snowmaker can stand still when global temperatures are changing.
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Caught between these moving levers, Powell may opt to stand still.
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Time will not stand still if we wait to seize them.
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They hovered around me like hummingbirds, barely able to stand still.
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There's too much at stake for the company to stand still.
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But it doesn't mean that N26 is going to stand still.
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Almost schizophrenic, voting for yourself for president … Stand still and pray.
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Europe did not stand still, continuing instead to pursue other deals.
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He instructed them to stand still and not to turn around.
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Unfortunately, time doesn't stand still and neither do real estate developers.
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People wonder how I can still stand, still walk, still laugh.
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"Policy needs to walk — not run — to stand still," he said.
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The voice of Beyoncé has once again made the world stand still.
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Big pharma mergers are often a case of running to stand still.
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"They were at a stand still for so long," the source says.
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As a result, politicians must burn political capital just to stand still.
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Johnson will have to gain lots of ground just to stand still
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Johnson will have to gain lots of ground just to stand still
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The FA Cups came, too, but everything else seemed to stand still.
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"You just do not stand still — that's the key — never," he said.
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"If you stand still, you go back in dairy farming," he said.
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CUBA is famous for being a place where time seems to stand still.
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We don't want you to be able to stand still when we're playing.
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"You can expect that our competitors will not stand still," CEO Combes said.
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These shoes make you want to move, and I could not stand still.
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What we all love about Paris is that time seems to stand still.
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While the standoff remains, neither Guatemala nor the international community can stand still.
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It's his last ride, I told myself, stand still and take the cold.
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The lucky run to stand still; the rest are in silent free fall.
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ECONOMIC 'STAND-STILL' Khoon Goh of ANZ, who described Singapore's economy as at a "stand-still" in the second quarter, said in a note that with global trade "still reeling" from trade tensions and broader global slowdown, downside growth risks remain.
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One judge can affect national policy or bring policy to a total stand still.
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Mr Macron recognises that France cannot stand still while technology dislocates the jobs market.
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"I can get people to stand still and listen," she tells me in Spanish.
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If the economy weakens, the Fed will raise rates more slowly, or stand still.
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Sometimes he'll just stand still, watching for a bit, then jog a few steps.
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Of course, there is little reason to assume that public opinion will stand still.
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Those who want to succeed in high jewelry cannot afford to stand still anymore.
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ECONOMIC 'STAND-STILL' Khoon Goh of ANZ, who described Singapore's economy as at a "stand-still" in the second quarter, said in a note that with global trade "still reeling" from trade tensions and a broader global slowdown, downside growth risks remained.
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And this is what's so magical about what we do, that you cannot stand still.
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The result is a Red Queen's race, where miners must run just to stand still.
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You couldn't simply stand still, aim, and fire with the iPad in one static position.
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Controlling them often requires increasing effort and rising levels of spending just to stand still.
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Stand still for long enough and you might hear the distant chime of something unknown.
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They also say he could not stand still ... shaking the entire time and talking fast.
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One of the few Jets to stand still this week was general manager Mike Maccagnan.
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In other words, perhaps we wouldn't be running so hard environmentally just to stand still.
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Similarly, for shallow focus, I had to stand still while the camera did its work.
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He can stand still, fire away on the move, and pull-up off the dribble.
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The problem with karate distance fighters is getting them to stand still while you hit them.
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Seeing the general public in an airport stand still to honor these kids was simply beautiful.
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"The world will not stand still, nor will Europe," Enders told Reuters in an emailed statement.
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Boston, Massachusetts (CNN)Heather Abbott has never been one to stand still, even with one leg.
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Commanders were now reviewing their missions, minimizing the amount of time troops stand still, he said.
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And she developed her act, learning to work an audience that wasn't inclined to stand still.
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Be aware of your body and stand still as you listen to the sounds around you.
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And the government's early cost estimate for implementing ISCs (£20 million) looks unlikely to stand still.
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She has never let her art stand still, yet she has never made it much better.
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But even as promotional videos of furry characters play on social media, the rides stand still.
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The father's condition is "still at a stand still," one of the the organizers wrote Sunday.
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Every member of the family was at a stand still because of an innocent birth defect.
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"The best way to get run over by this train is to stand still," said Rep.
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Is there even a finished version of "Pablo" that will stand still long enough to comment on?
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We stand still, staring at the monitor for what seems like minutes, awaiting his new cardiac rhythm.
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Funding a race to stand still and to remain in the mind of a potential consumer audience.
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And you just want to stand still and go, where am I and what am I seeing?
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"Apple just can't stand still in light of this competition," said analyst Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies.
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The dog needs to stand still, or turn left or right, and lead me away from danger.
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Haas is aware of the pitfalls in Formula One and knows that his team cannot stand still.
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One closes the book knowing that our deepest relationships both make time move forward and stand still.
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Without material from my other client and my two other new contracts, I'm at a stand-still.
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Never known to stand still, he again risked his life and fled the camp looking for work.
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This collection utterly refuses to stand still, to be framed as a single thing, because it recognizes that to stand still — to embrace one unified and stable identity — is to give one's assassin an easy target: "To be divided is to be multiplied," Hayes writes in Sonnet 21.
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And don't stand still for long if you're in heels – the soft ground will soon diminish your height.
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Guest Bits on TV and Movie Soundtracks In the following years, Blige's music career did not stand still.
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Her release was delayed following protests from hard-line Islamists that brought the country to a stand-still.
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Her writing is intoxicating and flummoxing, from a mind that can't stand still between satire and earnest affection.
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It works by rotating an RGB depth camera around the user while they stand still on the scale.
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"The world will not stand still, nor will Europe," Chief Executive Tom Enders said in an emailed statement.
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Stay on the edges of heavily foot-trafficked areas, and wait to stand still before flicking your Pokéballs.
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He was unable to stand still and spoke of the many injustices that led him here to Jamaica.
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In one session, he got Superman to stand still long enough for his red cape to artfully billow.
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I'm not even confident that I could knock out Tyson Fury if he was forced to stand still.
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Some blocks make me nostalgic for old love and some make me grateful that time doesn't stand still.
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If we stand still and talk for 30 seconds, our DNA may be found more than a yard away.
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But once they get boring—like if they stand still for too long—Mimus' bored timer will start ticking.
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Believe it or not, sun stayed in the sky, time didn't stand still, and the world continued to turn.
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He has this Wiz Khalifa-type of star power and it's pretty difficult to stand still to his music.
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But there's a solemnity to the national anthem, so people stand still as a sign of respect and reverence.
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If you stand still and let a goomba walk into you, Mario will be shot backward with explosive force.
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"Policy needs to walk – not run – to stand still," Carney said in a speech after the BoE's rate decision.
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From a stand-still, it can hit 60 mph in 2.5 seconds with a top speed of 261 mph.
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If only they would stand still, like mountains or monuments, or even erode a bit more slowly, like canyons.
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"Running to Stand Still" is a portrait of an addict, while "Red Hill Mining Town" contemplates vanishing mining jobs.
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Or persuade a yawning Asiatic lioness to stand still for a minute so that you can take her measurements?
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Be mindful of indecision while the red planet passes through this sign, as it can create stand-still energy.
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"We cannot wait, we cannot stand still, because the challenges in our city are too great," Mr. Williams said.
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So, I would always say never stand still even if you need to make it look like you're standing still.
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The workers are as slow as molasses, making time, which seems to stand still at Glaser's, move even more slowly.
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In Angels in America, Prior has to literally wrestle an angel who demands he stand still instead of moving forward.
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"Hello from my new phone" is exhausting to compose, and I have to stand still while I write the message.
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Stand still and cover your eyes with your eclipse glasses or solar viewer before looking up at the bright sun.
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To be clear, due process does not mean that law enforcement must stand still when there are truly exigent circumstances.
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Regulators have been caught on the hop around drone safety but aren't likely to stand still for too much longer.
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Despite nearly two decades of Harry Potter mythos, people in our non-magical world still expect paintings to stand still.
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A reporter informed him that "shoegaze" refers to bands known to stand still and stare at their shoes on stage.
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Moving as one, they were somehow both flesh and steel; the quiet grandeur of the walks made time stand still.
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But slight improvements in design didn't mask that Google's tablets were at a stand-still by literally every other metric.
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Luckily for them, the ability to stand still to record viral videos wasn't one of the qualifications for receiving the award.
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Surrounded by strangers, many wearing earbuds or staring at gadgets, I cross against reds, too impatient to stop and stand still.
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Osakwe, rather than sending models down a runway, had them stand still on raised platforms, as confused attendees roamed around them.
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When Teixeira got a leg, or even threatened it, Gustafsson was at least forced to stand still and deal with it.
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If someone encounters a bear, Mr. McMullen said, it is best to stand still and then slowly retreat from the bear.
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" Over a gentle guitar — a spiritual sequel to "Running To Stand Still in its sound — Bono finds peace in losing faith.
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"It took a while before I could train her to stand still and let me do the artificial insemination technique," says Crowe.
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It's terrific having a center who can stand still 231.6 feet from the rim, catch a pass, and drill an open three.
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The direct damage: if things stand still where they are now, no more escalation, no more tit-for-tat, it's minimal, frankly.
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It's a record that indulges in style and precision, a mission to not let anybody around stand still, not feeling that energy.
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If such complaints grow loud, pressure not just to stand still on anti-bribery standards but actually to lower them could return.
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Nana Adjoa "Simmer Down" Now let's slow it all the way down and stand still while basking in Nana Adjoa's gorgeous song.
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The feints were constantly there, throwing Jacare off as he over-reacted to each, only to stand still for the actual strikes.
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However, Lewis emphasized to CNN earlier this year that there is no reason to expect North Korean technological progress to stand still.
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Or perhaps we have collectively written this amendment into our common law: For these fleeting and glorious moments, we may stand still.
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Microsoft is using the HoloLens to make virtual objects like butterflies and pancakes stand still alongside its employees and real-life props.
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People come from all places just to watch me stand still as they capture a bit of my soul with their cameras.
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For instance, her first scene in the film required her to stand still on a raft as it glides down a river.
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That is why children are told not to run but to stand still, arms at their sides, when a strange dog approaches.
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There are moments in the life of America that matter — moments in which the frenzy of partisan politics seems to stand still.
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"If you are on your feet and moving around, you don't get the same [blood] pooling as when you stand still," Smith adds.
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They weren't included in the demonstrations, but Correia explained to me what each one was about: Candle: You stand still, like a candle.
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Also, the markets are pricing in bold action from the Fed; in this environment it is difficult for the ECB to stand still.
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But the message is clear: you can never force time to stand still, any more than you can keep teenagers from growing up.
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We had a mutual respect, but he didn't stand still long enough for me to look in his eye and say a prayer.
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Now he appears unlikely to do so and could move aggressively into the open, when he should stand still under ample legal cover.
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Sometimes they were forced to stand still or sit in their rooms; other times they were supposed to do calisthenics in close quarters.
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So he would have a proper tux to wear to the SAG awards, he also had to stand still for a suit fitting.
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" The committee's motto in the 1920s declared: "Standardization is dynamic, not static; it means not to stand still, but to move forward together.
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Each time Bill shoved his nose into a pile of dead leaves, Marrinetto and Romagnolo would stand still and stare, waiting for the sign.
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They mostly stand still at the front of the stage, but their particular brand of harmonic acrobatics are always enough to make them standouts.
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He now missed how time had seemed to stand still at those moments, if only for the duration of a single post-dusk breath.
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Mr. Bamberg said that Ms. Scott was trying, in those statements, to "get him to stand still" after he got out of the car.
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In "Slant Board," dancers resemble rock climbers scaling a tilted surface; in "Hangers," they stand still in loops of rope suspended from the ceiling.
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Episode 28 - "Running to Stand Still" Pictured (L-R): Wentworth Miller as Leonard Snart, Mark Hamill as James Jesse and Liam McIntyre as Mark Mardon.
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The tech may be ready to deploy, but the industry won't stand still, so you can be sure that Humanising Autonomy will move with it.
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It's especially impressive when you consider how hard it is just to stand still on the subway, let alone launch yourself off a trampoline.[YouTube]
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The best bet for photos is to stand still and have a few seconds worth of time to stay still, as the phone processes it.
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Despite the inflated price, the paper said that Grant's stand still managed to sell out in just three hours with a total sale of $241.
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It might lack the sophistication of the Spanish and German approaches over the last eight years, but if you stand still in sports, you lose.
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The anxiety is so intense it's palpable; her heart races, her legs feel like they have worms crawling through them, and she can't stand still.
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" On Thursday morning, Michelle Obama wrote on Instagram: "Watching Aretha Franklin perform at the White House, and on so many other occasions, made time stand still.
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But Room for Living, his first museum exhibition, draws together a decade of mind-melting speed while also marking a change: He's learning to stand still.
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The little sister's smile reminded him of his own kids, and he looked forward to seeing it on those days when time seemed to stand still.
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To discover why the eye spots seem to stand still during rattling and shivering, co-author James Hare followed in Hooke's footsteps, albeit with modern technology.
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But drug dealers are not likely to stand still, with a long history of shifting their business models to feed Americans' voracious demand for the drugs.
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And that they're all alone would cause anyone to just sort of stand still, wide-eyed, mouth agape, wondering 'Now what am I supposed to do?
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So with my "aura fluffer" in hand, I walk back onto the city streets, where I stop at every red light, stand still, smile and breathe.
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Finally, there is a "sentry" mode, where BB-8 will stand still and scan its surroundings, and if it sees movement, it will sound an alarm.
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Stand still, and the likes of Born Hoppy, Yeastie Boys and the 4 Hopmen of the Apocalypse will no longer be the Cream of the Crop.
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They're all a little blurry because he was too excited to stand still, but it doesn't matter because that joyful smile is all you see anyway.
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He said such increased spending was "necessary to preserve just the competitive advantage we have today and we can't assume that our adversaries will stand still."
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Once again, we're subjected to show production from Vanessa Beecroft, an artist whose primary practice seems to be telling women—specifically black women—to stand still.
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However, in your twenties, the downside is so insignificant in the grand scheme of your life, that it's almost riskier to stand still and do nothing.
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In the spring, when the mosquitoes and black flies are out, I get bitten all day because I have to stand still much of the time.
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For all their calm, there is something agitated about these works — I could not stand still in front of them — and that paradox held my attention.
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Moreover, his late works were deeply symbolic, sometimes seeming, through sheer technical illusionism, to make time stand still—as though he wanted to extend his own life.
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You can't stand still - depending what business you're in there is probably someone in Silicon Valley or in China who is out-innovating your business right now.
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In an interview with Rolling Stone , Pink Floyd&aposs drummer, Nick Mason, said Barrett would stand still during live sets as if he wasn&apost mentally there.
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At Grant's Farm, they learn to take baths, get haircuts and stand still to have their manes and tails braided with Budweiser's signature red and white ribbons.
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"The European capitals have already started their campaigns in London: Luxembourg, Dublin, Frankfurt, Bruxelles, we cannot stand still," Pecresse said in a interview to RTL radio station.
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"We will not be the first to violate the agreement, but at the same time, we will not stand still if the other side does," Rouhani said.
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The old Anderson Silva / Jon Jones strategy—the opponent can't just stand still after getting kicked a few times, they'll lose the round if they do nothing.
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Steinbrenner volunteered to stand still at a convergence of pathways while O'Ward and Herta took turns making laps around his feet—which the cars kept banging into.
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"We will work actively to improve North-South Korean relations but will not stand still to actions that are against unification," the North's Rodong Sinmun newspaper said.
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On this day, you could hardly stand still in an unshaded area without breaking into drenching perspiration, let alone wander around a plaza, singing a contemporary score.
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Many of the best fighters along the fence don't just cut the cage and hope their opponent will stand still long enough to land a combination eventually.
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When she plays these nearly discordant, absurdly fast run, it has this sensation of trying to stand still after spinning around really fast in a desk chair.
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Footballers across the Netherlands are expected to stand still and not play for the first minute of their matches this weekend as part of a protest against racism.
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"BMW stands for free (trade) but can't stand still without taking actions to respond to the market changes," a BMW spokeswoman said in an email message to Reuters.
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A: Josh, I've been to clubs with you, and danced while you stand still, and because I know you it's fine, but it might be jarring to strangers.
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The only thing that is assured is that technology does not stand still, and the computing experience of tomorrow will be one that will not be recognizable today.
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Room for Living, Jacolby Satterwhite's first museum exhibition, draws together a decade of mind-melting speed while also marking a change: he's learning to use sculpture to stand still.
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Kocak: I should stop rubbing that in my wounds… Caruso: I should have known, but in Jurassic Park, where the T. rex can't see you if you stand still.
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If they stand still inside his kicking range, he will hoof in the front snap kick to the solar plexus and wind them with little chance of a return.
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But when hit by a death beam, the brakes are applied as well, bringing the kart to an immediate stand still giving your opponent the chance to race ahead.
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MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has created a system that can see your body through walls, recreating your poses when you walk, sit, or simply stand still.
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Justin Bamberg, one of the lawyers for the family, said the statement was an effort to get Mr. Scott to stand still after he got out of the car.
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My MMA coaches are telling me that, "Don't think more than two punches at a time," and if you stand still, someone is gonna look to tie you up.
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Supporters of the move argue that in the long absence of negotiations, Israel cannot stand still, and Ma'ale Adumim would likely be a part of Israel in any case.
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If you're playing a game and you're in the middle of running from the storm in Fortnite, the last thing you want to do is stop and stand still.
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So the standard should be high, and the guidelines for prosecuting companies is very high in the Justice Department, because you can bring the economy to a stand still.
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"Time seemed to stand still and he saw his life disappearing before his eyes," reads the report, "but he couldn't let go" of his wife's neck as he strangled her.
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OSLO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - * Offshore vessels operator and owner Olympic Ship says it has been granted an extended stand-still period from the secured lenders up to and including Oct.
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The source said the funds were unwilling to agree to demands by Knowles that the funds enter a two-year stand-still agreement in return for a single board seat.
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Everyone knew that trading fees were going to go up after the initial stand-still promised by Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing following its purchase of the LME in 2012.
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It can walk both right-side up, and upside down, and its most impressive ability just might be the way it can manage a full backflip from a stand-still.
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These elements were clearly constructed to work in concert, as the enemy types push players to be on the move and constantly improvising; to stand still is to embrace death.
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"Mister President, without us and without our input, this country will stand still," read one of the posters, which has been shared widely on social media to promote the protest.
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However, the IMF warned that Madrid cannot stand still and there are further reforms needed to make the country less vulnerable to external shocks and avoid the fragmentation of society.
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Single Take is a clever addition to default camera settings that takes a whole bunch of different types of photos at once (provided you can stand still for 10 seconds).
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In recent years Rockhold has walked his man down, punting their arms and body whenever they stand still, only to skip back with the southpaw check hook whenever they advance.
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While Durant provides a nice upgrade over Barnes as a stand-still shooter, he is far more deadly as a playmaker, especially as the focal point of the pick-and-roll.
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Theoretically, then, if the VMAs move at a fast enough clip, time could virtually stand still for the rest of us—which could explain why I now feel 100 years old.
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To outsiders, their methods can seem bizarre, such as spending hours every week just learning how to stand still or going to the zoo to study the movement of the animals.
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But you can see what is arguably the single best embodiment of the phenomenon for yourself at regular intervals as you stroll along — or even stand still on — downtown's Main Street.
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Fast-forward to a toilet four hours later: I lay shivering in the corner of the bathroom, thinking time was about to stand still as my heart would soon stop beating.
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His series Life Stand Still Here, which began several years ago as a response to a devastating romantic breakup, has shifted into a more ambiguous, darker reflection of personal and cultural discomfort.
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Dillashaw works marvelously against forward moving opponents, or opponents who will follow him around the cage as he darts in and out, or opponents who are so puzzled that they stand still.
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It's this kind of old-school hospitality, along with the unusual decor (watch out for the "Stand Still and Rot" sign) that makes The Golden Heart such a unique place to drink.
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But you'll also be unlikely to forget the moments in which time seemed to stand still, when the cast fully embodied the script's insights about the hunger for and consequences of self-medication.
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I also trained Patou to pull me up in case I fell, and to stand still beside me as I attempted to rise from a seated position, holding her sturdy back for stability.
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He could stand still and move his head or cover up but in doing this runs the risk of being overwhelmed or having the fight stopped because it looks like he is being overwhelmed.
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Those who do — both U.S. citizens and non-citizens — will provide their boarding pass and probably be asked to stand still for a second at the flight gate while a camera takes their photo.
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During a "violent incident" at a local salon, Suthann allegedly became angry when the 8-year-old German Shepard would not stand still as Suthann was trying to complete the grooming process, police say.
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Footballers across the Netherlands are expected to stand still and not play for the first minute of their matches this weekend after the reported racial abuse of an Excelsior Rotterdam player, the BBC reports.
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"I never thought that in an American city in 2014 it would be illegal to stand still," DeRay Mckesson writes in his new book, On the Other Side of Freedom: The Case for Hope.
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There are entire scenes, particularly near the end, where characters who should be fighting tooth and nail for what they want instead stand still and calmly reflect on what they each want to do next.
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"The case for a modest monetary tightening is reinforced by the possibility that global r* (equilibrium interest rates) may be rising, meaning that monetary policy has to move in order to stand still," he said.
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Celebrations broke out immediately after the final whistle of Sunday's match in the heart of the Russian capital, with cars tooting their horns and fans gleefully dancing in the streets, bringing traffic to a stand-still.
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They stand still and observe their inner light, totally at peace with the line and its existence, allowing people to go without having the sensation of one's life draining away bring them any stress at all.
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"This isn't your run-of-the-mill 'stand still and point your phone at something' AR experience," says Jessica Brillhart, director of the Mixed Reality Lab at the University of Southern California's Institute for Creative Technologies.
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Now she's a young woman with light hair and white skin, who breathes in hard through her nose, perhaps snorting back a little coke drip, given her frizzed-out energy: she can't sit or stand still.
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"A car with men in plainclothes pulled up in front of us and men with guns got out and told us to stand still," Said Alam Mahsud, an organizer with the Pashtun Tahafaz Movement (PTM), told Reuters.
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The early bird units are selling for $79 and it ships in October so if you gotta roll, can't stand still, and/or got a flamin' heart and can't get your fill then you better act fast.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers' most recent report card gave it a D+. While the negotiation has come to a stand-still, the degradation of our roads, bridges, water distribution systems and the like, has not.
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Remembered for being angular, modern and sharp, during her final years at City Ballet she transformed into a dancer of such angelic authority that just watching her stand still on the stage could give you the chills.
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In a recent lecture at the IMF, Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, said that the neutral interest rate may be rising worldwide, "meaning that monetary policy has to move in order to stand still".
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Together with our co-nominees and guests (our director and choreographer), we passed metal detectors, bomb-sniffing dogs and a giant golden gramophone to the entrance to the Garden, where a million photographers begged us to stand still.
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In a global society, he says, where the needs of industry are always changing and scientists are always expanding the boundaries of human knowledge, the discipline of measurement will never be obsolete, nor can it afford to stand still.
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In doing so, Sprague has created an environment where a hush falls over your internal monologue like a breeze through the woods, allowing you to stand still for as long as you like in the current of it all.
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And while I, too, find it admirable when privileged individuals use their privilege to make the world a little bit better for those of us who aren't, I don't have a lot of time to stand still and applaud them.
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Whenever Dawson's videos drop, they make YouTube stand still and gawp—they get millions and millions of views, inspire both positive and negative reaction videos, and generate more conversation than almost anything else on YouTube, except maybe the Paul brothers.
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A rep for the humanitarian org tells TMZ they'd love to have their name attached to the viral movement that's swept across the country, where folks stand still in crazy poses for a good minute and have someone record the scene.
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If Stephens could use the wide right to the body as he showed against Emmett to cut the cage and actually continue boxing after it, rather than stand still for a counter, he could be wilting men inside two rounds.
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It's key that this test demonstrate the spacecraft's ability to propel itself away from the rocket even from a perfect stand-still, and also to do so while attaining enough orbit to get high enough to make use of its parachutes.
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"Policy needs to walk — not run — to stand still," he said as he explained a new BoE estimate of neutral interest rates for Britain's economy, which the central bank believes will gradually rise against a backdrop of strong global growth.
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But you also find a lot of smaller cruelties: in Nickel and Dimed, you talk about restaurant managers who scream at employees who stand still for a minute, or in Bait and Switch, would-be bosses who humiliate job seekers.
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Getting the fight to the fence against Holm seems like the best course of action because she is so thoughtful, mobile and cautious that she is unlikely to stand still and throw power punches that Tate can just time a shot underneath.
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There are also a new item called shadow stones, which when consumed turn your into a sort of ghost — you move faster, jump higher, can pass through walls, and turn invisible when you stand still — but you can't use your normal weapons.
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"Threshold" has teachers meeting pupils at the door; "strong voice" explains that the most effective teachers stand still when talking, use a formal register, deploy an economy of language and do not finish their sentences until they have their classes' full attention.
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Orchestrating the system are flyhalf Handre Pollard and scrumhalf Faf de Klerk, a bundle of energy who can also make rugby time stand still when poised at the back of an immovable ruck waiting to send yet another kick high into the sky.
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"If you watch a soccer game, you'll see a lot of players stand still for a lot of the time, they walk, they move slowly," says Loge, who's now an associate professor at George Washington University's School of Media and Public Affairs.
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Turns out, they're pretty rare — the six I include here are very nearly the only ones I was able to come up with (although STANDS DILL/STAND STILL and LAS VEGAS DRIP/LAS VEGAS STRIP were other ones I liked a lot).
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In the Deep South, the battle for freedom for the Scottsboro Boys, nine black teenagers falsely accused of rape in 1931, was led by the International Labor Defense, a legal arm of the Communist Party U.S.A. That stand still inspires activists today.
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And it is a happy contradiction of Bijan Sheibani's endlessly vibrant production, brought to BAM for the Next Wave Festival, that time does indeed seem to stand still as its characters do what it takes to make a man a little better groomed.
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While observing two spotted hyenas mating in 2011, Holekamp saw a female named Baez stand still in front of a male, named Oakland, with her hindquarters toward him and her head lowering to the ground, a signal that she wouldn't bite him.
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With NFIP operations at a stand-still due to the shutdown, it might be a good time for Congress to consider reforming this badly dysfunctional agency to ensure that it continues to serve the millions of Americans who count on it when disaster strikes.
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In the photographs scattered around the house, time seemed to stand still: There were Polaroids of Aaron, Alissa and Amanda sitting on Santa's knee; pictures of the three kids at various graduations; framed photos of Aaron wearing his maroon-and-gold ASU football uniform.
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"Once you've attached some weight, pop the egg inside, clench your muscles and stand still with your legs apart and your back upright and start to swing the pouch by thrusting your pelvis forwards and backwards to create a pendulum effect," Masterson said in the video.
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He governs the crucial battleground of Ohio, has high approval ratings there, has made a stand for decency in an indecent age, and is out there on the campaign trail wrapping his arms around every last American who will stand still long enough to let him.
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Ethan Kim from California enjoys reading his horoscopes, but advised to take them with a grain of salt: Astrology helps us pinpoint our personality traits and characteristics, but reading your horoscope can provide you with attracting information when life seems to be at a stand-still.
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Even as undemanding kids fare, the formula represents a thin concoction, with the most amusing gag -- in which the superfast Sonic manipulates those around him while they appear to stand still -- essentially pilfered from the later X-Men movies, where the Quicksilver character does much the same.
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"We must not stand still - not just for the sake of our economic competitiveness, but also so that we become a fairer society where all Americans have a real opportunity to fulfill their potential," he said in prepared remarks to a Federal Reserve childhood education research conference in Washington.
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The ash fungi I'd pulled from the hull of the Orpheus 1 shot outward in waves of smoke and light, and the room seemed to stand still in shock as we gathered ourselves only to witness Klimt writhing on the floor with black foam pouring from his lips.
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Mr. Wunder's toughest battles, however, haven't been getting youngsters to stand still and smile, or getting their parents to fork over $27 for three portraits and a few wallet-size photos, but with Lifetouch, the school picture behemoth that photographs roughly half of America's 523 million schoolchildren every fall.
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"Personally I think London and the U.K. are so far ahead of other European tech hubs that however progressive the policies of Macron or Merkel may or may not be, in relation to tech they have a long way to go, and the U.K. is absolutely not going to stand still".
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In Textopolis, everyone has one function and one function only; the smiles smile, the crying faces cry, the Christmas trees stand still and look Christmassy, the princesses talk about being pretty, and the sushi just ... sits around getting warm, I guess (as does the eggplant, in case you were curious).
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He seems to stand still in his course as he views the frigid picture, and then the great giver of physical life and light turns toward us and offers the first precious minute of additional daylight as a guarantee of joys that follow in the train of his progress northward.
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They play extremely hard for Mullin, but the team's limits appeared early on: an exhibition loss to St. Thomas Aquinas, a Division II school, by a lopsided 90-58 score, or a pair of ugly wins over Niagara and a cratered Rutgers team in which both offenses seemed to stand still.
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When the camera's frame rate coincides closely with the rotational frequency of a spoked object—be it the wheel of a carriage, the blades on a helicopter, or a plane's propeller—the object will appears to spin slowly, stand still, or drift backward relative to the speed and direction of its true rotation.
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"Like this," my mother said, but her hands were bigger than mine and her voice was bigger than mine, and when she was there Gracie knew, the way animals know, to stand still, chomp at her trough, and deliver up the warm milk that on cold days steamed white into the white air.
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This isn't a perfect solution and there's probably several dozen problems with it I don't see—shifting power from players to teams and ownership isn't something I'm a huge fan of, and this definitely does that—but the NBA's current buyout system enables the rich to add wealth while the poor stand still.
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Knowing none of that, a lighthearted visitor could also just stand still in Maya Lin's humble contraption and be only delighted, ogling the sky between her wood slats and listening to the birds that kept William Clark up at night, reliving none of the hideous memories and hearing only the beautiful songs.
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If you live in New York long enough, and date and make friends here, you have your own secret map of the city and the places that make you nostalgic, that make you wish it were 10 years ago, that make you thank the powers that be that time doesn't stand still.
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It plays on the fact that we're all base animals who like to stand still and look at things happening and it's easier to look at someone playing an instrument than it is to watch someone DJing, so the very act of performing live is proof, if proof needs be, that you're a big head.
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Aka the VR headset nose gasket – interchangeable inserts inside the Vive headset that are designed to ensure it fits snuggly around the user's face/nose 360 degree head-tracking – a VR system that can track a user's head howsoever it moves room-scale VR – the ability to walk and be tracked around a space while in VR, rather than needing to sit or stand still.
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He'll never again be the revelation he was during his first year on the San Antonio Spurs (when his three-point percentage was over 13 points higher than it was two seasons ago in Sacramento), but Belinelli can still engineer a decent pick-and-roll, cause half a fire alarm's worth of panic flying off a screen, and knock down stand-still jump shots.
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"As a woman in America, the fact that he rightfully was accused, and having an incredibly strong woman come before the public and the world and tell her story of sexual assault by this person that was appointed to the Supreme Court is just — I couldn't stand still and not do anything about it, and I needed to walk away from that," she told Rachel Maddow on MSNBC.
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" This transformation is further underscored by the patch of light grey that extends from the top of the right rectangle to the far left of the painting, creating a haze overtop reminiscent of the pillars of smoke that fumed from the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001; as Komaroff points out, "seeing the World Trade Center destroyed on television was one of those terrible moments that seems to make the world stand still or pause.
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Read more:A stalker who sent a pictures of underage girls and a photo of a coffin to an Italian footballer and his family has been jailedDutch footballers will stand still on the pitch and refuse to play this weekend after a player was called a &aposnegro&apos and &aposcotton picker&apos by fansA former Rugby Australia player said the 6 deaths caused by the country&aposs wildfires were &aposGod&aposs judgment&apos for legalizing same-sex marriage and abortion
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