But South Korea is nothing to shake a stick at.
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The controller that you stick at the back of your head.
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I just threw myself and I whipped my stick at it.
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Which makes being committed to stick at it and drive consumer awareness essential.
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You can buy a Fire TV Stick at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target.
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I can't tell you which one is going to stick at this point.
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It included more Simpsons references than you can shake a fondue stick at.
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And of course there was more controversy than you can shake a stick at.
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It's kohl with a smudge stick at one end; it's almost a nub now.
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But I urge you to leave the selfie stick at home, and just look.
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Letetsu's shot bounced off the end boards and onto Hendricks' stick at the far post.
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That stick at the center controls all the functions: on / off, pause / play, and volume.
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Doughty blocked the puck with his stick at the goal line before Kesler deflected it.
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For what its worth, most who have observed him believe he can stick at shortstop.
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Sorry, but this is a Riverdale breakup that needs to stick, at least for now.
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Cheesecake on a stick at Taste of Chicago is the perfect on-the-go dessert.
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"We have more NASA workers than you can shake a stick at," Collins told CNN.
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There are more AR-15s in this county than you can shake a stick at.
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I'm really proud he's managed to stick at the job and of how far he's come.
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Given where the program and the coach came from, that's something to shake a stick at.
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The Chinese drone-maker unveiled what could be the ultimate selfie stick at IFA last week.
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"I wanted to poke a stick at the beehive of what was going on," he said.
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Rinne thrust his stick at Bonino's probing pass, and the puck banked off Ekholm and in.
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Fun fact: You can't pull out your selfie stick at stations on Japan's JR West train system.
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A miniature deodorant stick, at $3.35 and more than three days' wages, was an impossible luxury, he said.
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And more self-driving news than you can shake a stick at, as is becoming the norm. 1.
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In exchange, it received food, oil, machinery, and as many petrochemicals as it could shake a stick at.
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China is passing through it, too, but its one-party state can wield a big stick at polluters.
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Game streaming, 4K streaming, a built-in Chromecast, and more emulators than you can shake a stick at?
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The formula is nothing to shake a stick at either, infused with coconut oil for a hydrating finish.
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"If it gets canceled or delayed, I'll just stick at the airport," Zappala said in an electronic message.
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As he was moving laterally, I kind of threw my leg and the stick at the same time.
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Those who don't "get" these simple truths must be treated as requiring education, and we should stick at it.
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To brandish a stick at China, the previous American administration sued it at the WTO for subsidising export industries.
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There's a trackpad in the usual place and a dorky red pointing stick at the center of the keyboard.
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More knockouts, submissions, fouls, refereeing mistakes, judging cock-ups, and controversial results than you can shake a stick at.
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More celebs than you can shake a stick at turned out for the Casamigos Halloween Party in Bev Hills.
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Along the way, he called us over, pointing a stick at a coral snake resting under a large leaf.
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Deep-fried olives filled with cheese and wrapped in bacon exist on a stick at the Minnesota State Fair.
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You'd sometimes spot him out in the yard, coiling up a garden hose or poking a stick at something.
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Lying on his back, Keith swung his stick at Coyle, catching the Wild center across the nose and cutting Coyle.
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Nick Cave is also our Frank Sinatra and has more sexy songs than you can shake a sexy stick at.
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Scotch eggs on a stick at the Minnesota State Fair are the perfect snack to enjoy with a cold beer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Matt Freedman's SLAP-STICK at Fjord Gallery is a sort of ersatz retrospective.
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Here in America we put butter on bread one stick at a time, and we cut our cakes with guns.
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One day in early 2014, someone dropped off a memory stick at the reception desk of Le Monde , in Paris.
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But that doesn't mean you can't use your Fire TV Stick at all if you aren't connected to the internet.
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Keeping relatively quiet on social media, a newly learned habit for Musk, would be a good one to stick at, too.
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Keeping relatively quiet on social media, a newly learned habit for Musk, would be a good one to stick at, too.
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Unemployed people use these platforms less than employed people, and are more likely to stick at it for over a year.
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It's the quality that can make eating food on a stick at the Iowa State Fair effective instead of just awkward.
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The Grilled Pork Chop on a stick at the Minnesota State Fair looks simple, but it packs a lot of flavor.
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The animation looks gorgeously trippy, and based on the trailer there'll be more twists than anyone can shake a stick at.
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That nearly one Gbps peak speed is nothing to shake a stick at, though advertised peak speeds are usually at best optimistic.
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Six goals in 16 games is nothing to shake a stick at, but coming from a MLS rookie fresh out of Stanford?
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So when you see someone who is 6-foot-5, it's tough to imagine they are going to stick at that position.
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Inside, the mirror is still a jungle of wires with an Amazon Fire TV Stick at its heart running the Android API.
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If I could finish up my career by doing voice and stuff like that, I probably wouldn't shake a stick at it.
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Sure, it had more viruses than you could shake a stick at and was horribly slow, but it was always user-friendly.
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"Based Stickman," a far right figure who grew to fame after beating political enemies with a stick at a 2017 Berkeley protest.
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I remember Luke snapping during a road hockey game, viciously swinging his hockey stick at anybody foolish enough to come near him.
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No, but it's safe to say that men get the short end of the "new haircut" stick, at least from our perspective.
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For a claim to stick at the WTO, subsidies must be found not just to exist but to have caused real harm.
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Residents reportedly say it's not uncommon to carry some type of stick at night for self defense in the Mobile Heights neighborhood.
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Blackhawks D Duncan Keith will serve the second contest of his six-game suspension for swinging his stick at Minnesota's Charlie Coyle.
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Nitro Treats on a stick at The LA County Fair are delicious — and they make it look like you're breathing out smoke.
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I learned a lot watching Kristina, that even if it doesn't work at first, you stick at it and you can win.
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Sure, it's 10.2-inch infotainment screen is smaller than the Model 3's, but 10.2 is still nothing to shake a stick at.
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When they switch on their computer, they have more porn than they can shake a stick at their command—with anonymity and accessibility.
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Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault said Simmonds should have been suspended for throwing his broken stick at officials, but the N.H.L. let him keep playing.
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The company is offering the Fire TV Stick at a price point of Rs 3,999 ($60), with Prime subscribers getting an additional $7.5 discount.
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"We've never met a Southwest-blessed fare increase that didn't ultimately stick at the industry level," wrote airline analyst Jamie Baker of J.P. Morgan.
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If China brandishes its small stick at the scene of conflict while making known its big stick waits in reserve, it may go far.
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"I was pleasantly surprised at how convincing I looked, so I decided to stick at it and try different princesses too," he told Metro.
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That is the only sport in the world where a Negro can shake a stick at a white man and won't start no riot.
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When someone spends that much time aiming a pointed stick at a small circle with absolutely minimal movement–it's hard not to be intrigued.
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Perhaps I needed to crash and burn financially in order to understand the simple lesson that didn't stick at age 14: to not live frivolously.
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Friends in the sport advised him to stick at it, perhaps mindful that the opportunity to drive such advanced machinery did not present itself often.
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One of the Senators in the negotiations allegedly threw the stick at Susan Collins' glass elephant, breaking it — but take a look at that stick.
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You pull out a stick at the time until the tower falls and brings down the scoop of honey-and-chestnut gelato balanced on top.
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In Los Angeles' MacArthur Park, the site of immigrant rights protests over the years, demonstrators took turns Saturday swatting a stick at a piñata resembling Trump.
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Bartender Jim Hewes has been the man behind the stick at the Willard InterContinental's Round Robin Bar in Washington, DC since it reopened three decades ago.
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Deep-fried candy bars on a stick at the Wisconsin State Fair add a delicious layer of fried dough to any of your favorite candy bars.
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Bozak whacked his stick at Acciari's skate, then struck his leg, and Acciari recoiled, falling backward as if stricken by whiplash, his head slamming the ice.
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"We are delivering significant improvements to the business that will stick at any oil price," BP chief executive, Bob Dudley, said in a news release on Tuesday.
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I remember meeting him at a gig when I was starting out and he told me to stick at it and just enjoy what I was doing.
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Heinen scored his third goal this season, cutting in from the left wing to tuck the puck under Andersen's stick at 1:47 of the third period.
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As the 27-year-old approached the net, Ball left his crease and swung his heavy-ass goalie stick at Cox, mashing him directly in the face.
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Built for the modern entrepreneur, Zuitte features more marketing, project management, and customer support tools than you can shake a stick at — over 50 to be exact-ish.
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The play stood as first called after a video review showed Kesler holding the stick at his shoulders, good enough for his team-leading eighth power-play goal.
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We're kicking off 53 with a nod to CES, where I'll be for the remainder of this week checking out more gadgets than you can shake a stick at.
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The Canadiens were 1:04 into a power play after a holding penalty on McKenzie at 1:13 when the puck hit Antoine Roussel's stick at the blue line.
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At the very least, he can say that he was traded for one Hall of Famer, and made another one flip out and throw his stick at a referee.
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Minnesota went back up by two when Fiala was awarded a goal after the puck went into the Bruins net off Krug's stick at 5:19 of the third.
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Women are still getting the short end of the stick at all festivals, however, because of the vicious cycle in which women are underrepresented in the music industry in general.
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By measuring the length of the shadow cast by a stick at noon on the solstice, he could calculate the angle between the Sun and the vertical stick: 7.2 degrees.
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Confirming its earlier signals, Australia's Qantas said it would not take any more of the giant planes and would stick at a fleet of 12 instead of 20 originally ordered.
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Tampa Bay killed off a four-minute double-minor penalty by Steven Stamkos, who clipped Paul with a high stick at 9:51 of the third, in a scoreless stanza.
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Hulu with Live TV is $453 per month, DirecTV Now starts at $35 per month, PlayStation Vue begins at $40, while Sling TV slips under the stick at $20 per month.
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With the score tied at 1 late in the third period, Elias Lindholm juggled the puck on his stick at center ice and skated in on Schneider, who stopped his shot.
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The 33-year-old Ovechkin was skating to his right in the fourth round of the tiebreaker when Rangers goalie Alexandar Georgiev threw his stick at the puck, knocking it away.
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His more favorable projections indicate he can be a 20-homer, 20-steal player at a key defensive position, but questions about his ability to stick at shortstop cloud his value.
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Eric "ET" Tecosky was deeply in the weeds one Monday night behind the stick at Jones Hollywood after a group of about 40 Hollywood types came in and ordered dirty martinis.
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And that will make you hungry, so use your Alexa Voice Remote on your Amazon Fire TV Stick (at the lowest prices we've ever seen) and have Alexa order a pizza...pie.
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"In any country or in any town you can find idiots," said Vodyanitskaya, jabbing her stick at a black-and-white photograph of Boris Kurochkin, the factory boss she blames above all.
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As he arrived under a blazing sun, he stood on top of a military vehicle, waving a stick at the cheering crowd in a manner that was reminiscent of Mr. al-Bashir.
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It's not just about the optics of eating a pork chop on a stick at the Iowa State Fair or playing ball at the famous "Field of Dreams" baseball diamond in Dyersville.
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My wife Marie and I offered several oranges and lit an incense stick at the base of a soaring banyan tree out of respect for a tradition that still honors its deities.
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In so far as Mr Schulz has hit on a new way of distinguishing himself and his party, then—and he is not overwhelmed by alternative options—he needs to stick at it.
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In a recent follow-up study, tracking the kids one year after they were taught critical thinking, researchers found the effects seemed to stick — at least for the duration of the study period.
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Eventually they arrived at the current version, which keeps two hand-size sections of the stick at a steady 100 degrees F for an hour and a half before needing a recharge via USB.
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Follow the instructions provided on the Ubuntu website to get up and running: you need a blank DVD or a USB stick at least 2GB in size, and the setup process is very straightforward.
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Companies tend to agree with the policies Macri has implemented since taking office in December, and his government is trying to convince them the changes will stick at this week's Argentina Business & Investment Forum.
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Hair and teeth, arms and legs kicking wildly, smothering and quiet struggle: it's far scarier than a shuffling zombie or seventy, or any combination of Hollywood aliens you could throw a flaming stick at.
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On a blue carpet that evoked his trademark "blue steel" pout, Derek Zoolander himself, actor Ben Stiller, helped set a record for the longest selfie stick at the movie's London premiere on Thursday night.
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The incident occurred with 12:27 to play in the third period of the road game when Vermette swung his stick at Alphonso and made contact with the official's leg after losing a faceoff.
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"It sounds like the Obama administration, they were complicit in this, they dropped the ball, and there was definitely in this case more warning signs than you can shake a stick at," Hannity said.
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With that in mind, use the Feminine Lips Stick at your discretion — and hey, from the sound of that ingredients list, maybe you could even use it as a moisturizer on your face lips, too.
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For these products to work the user needs a high level of dedication to stick at it, be consistent and pay close attention to key details in order to achieve the promised rate of protection.
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Trying to land a headshot on an Elite with a control stick at 30 FPS is not the same as trying to land one with a mouse at double, or even quadruple, the frame rate.
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In the new trailer for indie game Old Man's Journey, the elderly protagonist gingerly makes his way up a small hill, with a huge bag on his back and a tall walking stick at his side.
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But Burns eventually lunged with his stick, at which point Tavares dished to Lee, who buried the puck in the left corner of the net to cap off his first multi-goal game of the season.
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In July 33, the spacecraft, about the size of an sport utility vehicle, is to slowly descend and bounce off the surface like a pogo stick at a gentle pace of a quarter-mile per hour.
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After Sabres defenseman Nathan Beaulieu broke his stick at the Canadiens blue line in overtime, the Sabres lost a battle for the puck at their own line and Pacioretty skated in alone on Buffalo goaltender Chad Johnson.
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Not long afterwards, the former ruler of all France, who once cut a swathe through Europe, was demoted to rule only Elba—reduced to "swishing with his stick at the flowers" as he walked through his garden.
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Universal, for instance, just released the very gun-happy Hobbs & Shaw to theaters, and you can probably think of dozens of other recent and upcoming movies that feature more guns than you can shake a stick at.
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In July 20203, the spacecraft, about the size of a sport utility vehicle, is scheduled to slowly descend and bounce off the surface like a pogo stick at a gentle pace of a quarter-mile per hour.
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Dogged by allegations of corruption in three cases that may yet lead to his indictment, "Bibi" Netanyahu used to be known as the "Teflon PM" -- the man against whom bad stuff just would not stick at home.
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You won't lose this glimmering stick at the bottom of your purse: Dab the translucent peachy-gold formula down the bridge of your nose and above the cupid's bow to add the prettiest final touch to your look.
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Find bite-sized chunks of time to devote to it Just a few sessions a week will seriously improve your vocabulary and pronunciation, as long as you stick at it and keep reminding yourself to do it regularly.
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That said, Spieth's momentum has stalled this spring, his mid-range putting has been nowhere as sharp as it was during his 2015 breakthrough, and the short stick at Augusta is the most important club in the bag.
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For now it appears the Chinese authorities are trying to boost supplies of natural gas from all available sources, while waving a stick at players in the industry in a bid to keep prices from rising too high.
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On Tuesday, Musk tweeted there would be "no training required" for users to connect to SpaceX&aposs globe-encircling network: Just point a device that looks like a "UFO on a stick" at the sky and plug it in.
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Buying a home doesn't make sense if you could be soon relocating for work, which brings us to another pillar of the American Dream that has collapsed: the idea that you stick at the same company for years and years.
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Animated by the Brotherhood Workshop, the minute-long film depicts a friendly penguin and his walrus conductor as they perform Carol of the Bells, complete with bell-pecking and more baton waving walruses than you can shake a stick at.
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The Australian returned to the comforts of the longer putter in golf's biggest events when the pressure was at its most intense before committing for good to the conventional stick at the Presidents Cup in October, when he again struggled.
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The NHL Department of Player Safety announced that Keith will sit out the final five regular-season games and the post-season opener for swinging a stick at Minnesota Wild forward Charlie Coyle in a contest between the teams on Tuesday.
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As a retired career scientist at the Environmental Protection Agency, I can say confidently that it should be possible to throw a stick at any E.P.A. staff meeting and hit someone better qualified than Mr. Pruitt to head the agency.
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It's hard to say exactly why this is such a brutal matchup—DeMar DeRozan and Kyle Lowry are nothing to shake a stick at—but the Raptors were out there looking like the Washington Generals to the Harlem Globe Trotters.
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They used to be two little girls who were treated largely as a joke: Sansa, the romantic, dreaming of a future where she would be Joffrey's queen and have his babies and Arya, sparring with a stick at enemies made of shadows.
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In fact, the additional extras of the 153LE are so potent, Camaros fitted with it lap the Big Willow track at Willow Springs outside Los Angeles three seconds faster than the standard Camaro SS. And that's nothing to shake a stick at.
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Were tertiary assists awarded, one would have gone to Joel Ward, who initiated the sequence that led to Tomas Hertl's goal at 3:02 of the second period with a deft swipe of his stick at the blue line, keeping the puck in Pittsburgh's zone.
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The two main failures have been macroeconomic policy that has accepted long and slow post-recession recoveries, and exchange rate policies that have allowed the value of the dollar to stick at levels too high to balance (or even nearly balance) manufacturing trade flows.
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Groups like Identity Evropa have come to their events, and Patriot Prayer has ties with members of groups like the Proud Boys, including Kyle Chapman — also known as "Based Stickman" — who was recently charged with brandishing a leaded stick at another rally in Berkeley.
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Spencer insists that it was before he embraced white nationalism.) The right-wing agitator Mike Cernovich, the writer John Derbyshire and an alt-right figure named Kyle Chapman (so notorious for swinging a lead-filled stick at Trump opponents at a protest in Berkeley, Calif.
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Assuming that the 7S and 7S Plus stick at roughly those price points, and the iPhone 8 is positioned as a step up from those models, it starts to look a lot like the next iPhone be the first to break a four figure price tag.
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" Another daring joke raised the issue of violence against African-Americans by white supremacists, "Baseball is a great sport for my people ... it's the only sport in the world where a Negro can shake a stick at a white man and it won't start no riot.
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Building Blocks 24 Photos View Slide Show ' If you think Santiago Calatrava's transportation hub and shopping mall looks like a bird (or a stegosaurus), you might find 3 World Trade Center next door reminding you of an upside-down Popsicle, with the stick at the top.
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So I put the album on, laid down, and concentrated on thinking about nothing until some unknown cosmic force would surely bestow upon me once-forbidden insights about a 45-year-old album that's been written about insighted-upon more times than you can shake a stick at.
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Available starting in June for $50, the Geckobot runs on a single electric motor that powers both the stepping motions of the robot's four legs, and a compact air pump that ensures the suction cups only stick at the appropriate time needed for them to adhere to any smooth surface.
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The man has become a Los Angeles institution in less than a decade for his outside-the-box thinking when it comes to getting you tanked, starting behind the stick at the Roosevelt Hotel's Library Bar and then consulting for other places in town like The Line Hotel and Maru.
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For a little taste of what attendees can expect, Morph resident DJ and Harsh Riddims' Divine Interface, JSPORT, Helix, and Leonce have shared an exclusive hour-long mix with THUMP, packed with more colossal rap hits (Tory Lanez's "LUV," Young M.A's "OOOUUU"), bounce edits, and more club heaters than you can shake a stick at.
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Set in west Africa and based on historical events surrounding an all-female military unit that fought to protect the Kingdom of Dahomey from the French in the 18th and 19th centuries, the film has a potent mix of clear plot, black heroes and as many gorgeous warrior women as you can shake a stick at.
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While The Fate of the Furious never quite reaches the heights of the last few installments, it still goes by at a breezy pace, and on the way delivers everything we've come to expect and love from this franchise: spectacularly silly action, convoluted but surprisingly detailed continuity, a big sappy heart, and more bald beefcakes than you can shake a stick at.
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If this disruption continues over the next few months, it could mean no campaign rallies; no town halls; no meet and greets at Iowa diners; no candidates eating local delicacies on a stick at a county fair; no door knocking; no slogan-emblazoned tour buses; no rowdy crowds at televised debates; no appearances at midtier sports games; no cross-country campaign planes; and no handshakes, autographs, or endless selfies.
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