We have officers who are stretched with budgets that are stretched.
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"The maintenance intervals were stretched, and they were stretched too far," he said.
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"Our resources are stretched to the limit," Duniya said, adding they needed new funds to de-congest existing settlements stretched by the Congolese influx.
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"In all of the deals the basket are being stretched, and each time they are being stretched a little bit more," a banker said.
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The leader stretched out his hand toward mine, and I stretched out my hand toward his, and we gave each other a firm handshake.
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"They stretched and stretched and mortgaged to the hilt to buy the cheapest house in the town with one of the best public school systems," he said.
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Lie on your mat (or the floor) with your arms stretched out behind you and the weight in your hands, your feet stretched out in front of you.
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Click here to view original GIFSo the MIT team combined existing optics theories with their own experimental observations, shining light through dyed polymers, both stretched and not stretched.
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"The party has been stretched and stretched," said Marty Kaplan, the Norman Lear professor of entertainment, media and society at the University of Southern California and a former studio executive.
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But as President, he found he liked his Chinese counterpart quite a lot and said they developed a "very good relationship" as a meeting planned for 15 minutes stretched and stretched.
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Then a mozzarella ball gets stretched over a basket ...
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"We are working to improve and get players in and hopefully we can get something over the line — I think everyone can see these players are being stretched, they are stretched," he said.
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"When I stir, my fingers are stretched out," Petrie explains.
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Officers and police cars stretched behind him on the street.
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The CNY10 billion balance can be stretched until January 2018.
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Niger has already seen its resources stretched by neighboring crises.
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That pause then stretched on for more than an hour.
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For me, this show has tugged, stretched, and tangled mine.
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The euro stretched overnight gains and advanced 0.2% to $1.1248.
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Some days were short, others stretched out to 10 hours.
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According to Page, Bush's issues with Trump stretched back decades.
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Not surprisingly, a tedious exercise that stretched on for hours.
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In rare cases, I clutch tree branches stretched over curbs.
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She got up and stretched since she's a huge dog.
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His 251 minutes stretched into days, then weeks, now months.
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A line of watch fires stretched away into the night.
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Investigators were stretched so thin that they were frequently ineffective.
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Your partner's fingers might have stretched your hymen, Gupta says.
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The Suburban and Yukon XL are those same trucks, stretched.
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The conflicting signals reflect an unusually sluggish and stretched expansion.
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The principle of collective cabinet responsibility is also being stretched.
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Several remarked on stretched valuations, with the S&P 500 .
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In short, the IRS is stretched to its breaking point.
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I saw the hideous phantasm of a man stretched out,
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From there, Portland twice stretched the lead to eight points.
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Moreover, the police and criminal justice system are stretched thin.
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But the Chinese buyers are financially stretched, all the same.
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"The character needs to be stretched and maintain his heart."
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Afghan security forces are stretched thin fighting on multiple fronts.
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Lines stretched around city blocks and overflowed into the streets.
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The video features Faroe flickering, multiplied and divided and stretched.
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But stretched resources mean the reinspection process could take months.
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Until recently, lines at gas stations routinely stretched for blocks.
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The sector been under pressure recently due to stretched valuations.
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As the video stretched on, Mr. Cheney grew visibly aghast.
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He admitted that even his nonfiction often stretched the truth.
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Enormous conifers stretched to the sky, 200 feet or higher.
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Paul argued that the U.S. is already stretched thin militarily.
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The jet is a stretched version of Embraer's Phenom 100.
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The Andriessen production may have stretched the definition of opera.
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The crane stretched more than a New York City block.
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Debates stretched across the continent over whether Scott should play.
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He just hadn't yet stretched his own limits of truthiness.
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I'm stretched out in a silence broken only by everything.
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But I was silly and stretched my ear too fast.
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The Afghan Air Force, lacking sufficient aircraft, is stretched thin.
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The traveler stretched out his legs and closed his eyes.
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I've never worked harder or stretched further beyond my limits.
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This could be seen in the stock market's stretched valuations.
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The meal stretched more than two hours into the night.
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At certain points the lines of protesters stretched for miles.
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That stretched his lead to three shots at the time.
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Neat rows of oil palm seedlings stretched toward the horizon.
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The tightening across my chest stretched like a rubber band.
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The conclusion of the 2019 contest stretched across two nights.
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The final round of negotiations stretched into dawn Tuesday morning.
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Local communities could find their own resources stretched as well.
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This morning, a long red shadow stretched over my desk.
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The resulting government shutdown has stretched into its 10th day.
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Once I got to the club, the line stretched kilometers.
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Italy's hospitals and particularly those in the north are stretched.
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If we don't, hospitals will be stretched beyond their capacity.
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This will mean that hospitals will be stretched beyond capacity.
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Food scarcity has already stretched society to the breaking point.
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One volcanic peak after another stretched in endless succession below.
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The breakout time was stretched to more than a year.
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The lawns were pristine and stretched into the middle distance.
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Seems like some people might be really stretched for cash.
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Her legs are stretched back into the air behind her.
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The Lakers stretched the lead late in the third quarter.
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This story stretched across practically every desk in the newsroom.
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Senate rules have been abused or stretched to the absurd.
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In time, he stretched out to more than six feet.
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His skin parched and sore, stretched and gritty with salt.
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The trees' elongated shadows stretched at intervals across the road.
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Empty lots stretched across mile after mile of unbuildable land.
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Catching a bird requires a net stretched between two poles.
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The processing center was stretched to its limits this year.
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Prices soared and lines at service stations stretched for miles.
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Valuations as a whole are being stretched, in growth vs.
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Amazon's sales to market price is a bit more stretched.
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They built an empire that stretched throughout the river valley.
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The views stretched straight up Michigan Avenue, toward the lake.
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"My world was stretched to the breaking point," she said.
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We stretched and bent and complained about our stressful week.
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Each storm stretched the Federal Emergency Management Agency's resources thinner.
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Xander Bogaerts stretched his hitting streak to 210 games for Boston.
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And that honeymoon would get stretched out a little bit longer.
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Gordon Terry, everybody, stretched and made the whole show go on.
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Gone are the stretched shirts, slightly oversized jeans, and robot arms.
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Remember those bubble shirts that stretched out when you wore them?
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It's why the crowds stretched down 43rd Street on Thursday night.
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Outside, the crowd stretched from the station steps all along Whitehall.
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The Heat stretched their advantage to 52-47 heading into halftime.
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Even before the cuts UNRWA's services were stretched thin, said residents.
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It is essentially the same design, just stretched to larger dimensions.
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The hours until sunlight arrived stretched out behind and before me.
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He stretched them as far as military apathy would let him.
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This of course only stretched my already extended days even longer.
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Underneath the eye, purple and red swelling stretched across his cheekbone.
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Monday's bad weather watch stretched from Southwest Texas to North Dakota.
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Back then, racing distances in Xinjiang stretched up to 60 miles.
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It's only gotten so stretched since demand started exploding in May.
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Some say there's more upside — some say valuations now look stretched.
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The Marlins stretched their lead to 2-0 in the seventh.
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You're getting your body stronger, stretched out and in flexible positions.
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Hours before the event started, the lines stretched around the block.
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In practice, most presidents have either stretched or ignored the law.
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Medical organizations are fully stretched and options are running out fast.
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Demand wanes when valuations get stretched, but are stocks too expensive?
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The silence stretched between them, rife with attraction and electric expectation.
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Still, witnesses are scared to talk and the police are stretched.
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Among the four groups, the "stretched worriers" are the most differentiated.
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A few of the tendrils stretched out toward him, sensing him.
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A line of police in riot gear stretched across the street.
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A thin, green garden snake was stretched out across her arm.
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I think she stretched the truth to save her own neck.
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It taught me a lot about life, and stretched my imagination.
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The Cubs stretched their lead to 5-0 in the third.
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The senator's affinity for the Danish society has stretched back years.
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"Hope you stretched," Knox said at The New Confederacy meeting point.
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The investigation has stretched on to document and understand the whys.
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It is addictive because the mind wants to be constantly stretched.
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The Rays stretched their lead to 2-0 in the sixth.
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He had the one inning in which he stretched it out.
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The chords were stretched in a different way, time just elongated.
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THROUGHOUT history artists' canvasses have mostly been stretched on a frame.
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Her career stretched from before the revolution through the special period.
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That's what stretched the budget of the film to this point.
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The Nationals stretched their lead to 5-0 in the third.
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As the company grew, its ambitions stretched beyond mere office space.
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But it cannot reasonably be stretched to cover a Louis Vuitton.
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It stretched 18 feet long and probably weighed about 2,800 pounds.
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The crime scene stretched over a distance, the police chief said.
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The silence was absolute, and time stretched out endlessly before them.
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Critics said "In the Tall Grass" stretched its premise too thin.
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But the forested hills stretched as far as he could see.
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Zack Wheeler was among them as they stretched and played catch.
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The disruption began on a Sunday evening and stretched into Monday.
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The Marlins stretched their lead to 2-0 in the fifth.
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A huge buffet table stretched across one side of the room.
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"DoD has this tremendous capacity and wasn't stretched thin," Rosenblum maintains.
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The line of fans stretched to the back of the room.
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Since then they have stretched on for more than eight years.
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"We've stretched this bill as far it could go," Warner said.
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The meeting, scheduled for roughly 30 minutes, stretched beyond two hours.
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Beyond it choppy green water stretched out toward the American coast.
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The dollar stretched its overnight rally to trade at 109.855 yen.
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Water is a story from Lindes stretched out over the PCH.
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A must-read: Cleveland tends to feels both shrunken and stretched.
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We drove past cow pastures and vineyards that stretched over valleys ...
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For long periods of time, you're stretched thin on resources, too.
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The Braves stretched their lead to 3-0 in the second.
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Hiding underneath this stretched out snap is an award-winning actress.
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Thin and long cat limbs stretched wrong-way on the bed.
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Because of his first failed venture, his funds were stretched thin.
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Gordon, who scored twice, stretched his hitting streak to seven games.
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With the wins, Biden stretched his delegate lead over Vermont Sen.
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As she rolled over, I could see her eyes stretched wide.
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I definitely stretched myself for it, but she's well worth it.
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Wait times for some have stretched as long as two months.
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The Trump administration in particular has been stretched thin on trade.
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Nassar had girls stretched out and pliant on his examining table.
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Officer Jansen stretched out his arm and pointed at Mr. Blackwell.
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When I stretched my arms, I could touch two opposite walls.
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The perils stretched across North Carolina's more than 500-mile width.
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That time over the ensuing days has stretched to 30 minutes.
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Over the course of the evening, which stretched until 6 a.m.
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The Orioles stretched their lead to 4-0 in the fifth.
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I stretched my job search to all of the United States.
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But such cursoriness becomes flimsy when it's stretched across multiple episodes.
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"Happily we stretched debt maturities at the right moment," he said.
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Half an hour after the test, it stretched 60 miles across.
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Neighbors clucked in casual pleasantries as the night listlessly stretched out.
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Below us stretched terraced cornfields, rocky creeks, and rampant wild marijuana.
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The Tar Heels stretched the lead on Williams' 6-yard run.
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Why has the conflict between them stretched on for so long?
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But the losses stretched from Maine to Indiana to North Carolina.
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Despite the proven impact of these investments, budgets are already stretched.
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He has stepped into our flaws and stretched open our shame.
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In the second half, Kentucky stretched its advantage to 14 points.
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The five minute scenes she agreed to stretched on for hours.
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But it still sort of stretched the whole idea into oblivion.
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"The reality is we're at a very stretched period," said Giambrone.
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The vigil stretched into the early summer, 103 days in total.
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Gonzaga stretched the nation's longest home-court winning streak to 31.
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While I was waiting, I stretched my legs one last time.
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The fires stretched across dozens of blocks, Massachusetts State Police said.
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The Mets stretched their lead to 3-0 in the third.
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The "Unite the Right" rally stretched over the weekend of Aug.
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"Valuations keep getting stretched," said Eric Ervin, CEO of Reality Shares.
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They hunted, foraged and cultivated farms that stretched for miles upriver.
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Rippon isn't the only Olympian who has felt stretched thin financially.
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But, always remember, our core customer is always a little stretched.
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The staff keeping the lists up to date are stretched thin.
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Miami stretched its lead in the third quarter to 17-13.
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Williams stretched to pull in a pass for 353 more yards.
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His doubt stretched back to a tormented childhood in northwestern Quebec.
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The Cardinals stretched their lead to 4-0 in the sixth.
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Chat logs in one of the workspaces stretched back to February.
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Within a few months, he was stretched to his breaking point.
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"It means that already stretched sources of income like Social Security and retirement savings have to be stretched further," said Geoffrey T. Sanzenbacher, associate director of research at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
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Air traffic controllers have said the shutdown is already straining stretched staff, who are working overtime at the country's busiest airports and the union representing them said the shutdown is threatening to thin its already stretched ranks.
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Picture space as a stretched rubber sheet with criss-crossing grid lines.
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Each production lot is typically stretched out over three years or longer.
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Gauff shot into the air in jubilation, arms stretched toward the sky.
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As the absorption pattern traveled across the expanding universe, the signal stretched.
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Tuesday's shootings, which stretched across seven crime scenes, began about 8 a.m.
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Artist's impression of starlight's wavelength stretched by a black holeIllustration: ESO/M.
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The period in question started in 2013 and stretched into this year.
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The queues of waiting cars stretched back for more than a kilometer.
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He found the classwork challenging and said he loved "being stretched" intellectually.
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Love added 20 points as Cleveland's losing streak stretched to five games.
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The route stretched 60 km (37 miles) along the border, it said.
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The agencies are stretched to breaking point, responding to plot after plot.
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A line to get inside early on Friday afternoon stretched 150-deep.
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Game of Thrones couldn't keep up its plodding, stretched-out rhythm forever.
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Called Gigantoraptor, it stretched 26 feet in length and 16 feet tall.
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Final Fantasy XV's development famously stretched the better part of a decade.
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In other words, the stock appears stretched, but has for some time.
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After three quarters, the Heat had stretched their lead to 80-61.
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Come the holidays, they can suddenly find their schedules and budgets stretched.
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He added, "The case for material upside to procedure volumes looks stretched."
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It's unpaid, which spells stretched budgets, racked up debt, and added stress.
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That stretched to a month starting in June 2017, the company said.
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This milky, soft, stretched cheese from Campania is definitely a crowd pleaser.
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To minimise disruption, the reversal of quantitative easing should be stretched out.
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So satin ribbons can't be stretched or deformed in the same way.
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After a long bull market, the valuations of tech firms are stretched.
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But the WHO's resources are stretched thin for its response in Congo.
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"The S&P is not as stretched as the Russell," he said.
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Skinned whole rabbits, limbs stretched taut as on a rack, eyes glassy.
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The recent sell-off makes valuations look less stretched than in January.
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Flash flood warnings stretched across northeast Kansas, Southern Iowa and northern Missouri.
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Millennials, however, face myriad other financial pressures that ensure budgets are stretched.
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From a positioning perspective, positions still appear very stretched on the downside.
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"The Park Service is being stretched thin," Faalasli said in an email.
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"The tweezers stretched the whole length of his digestive system," she explained.
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"I think Pittsburgh stretched the game out a little bit," Johnson said.
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Some animals fly with feathered wings, others with membranes stretched between fingers.
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He's handed between passengers on the train, arms stretched wide, Christ-like.
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This idea of economic development secrecy can be stretched to any end.
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"It's hard to stretch a rubber band that's fully stretched," Dwyer said.
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Beginning in the early 2000s, the abuse allegedly stretched on for years.
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Seeing Venusaur's legs stretched out while it's running feels extremely cursed pic.twitter.
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By midday, he was stretched out on the floor in the pantry.
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He took a great gasp of breath and stretched for the rope.
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He has revealed two towering sculptures, stretched across scaffolding overlooking the city.
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However, the recent run-up has also sparked concerns about stretched valuations.
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Krebs reports that the passwords stretched back to those created in 2012.
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Unrequited love hurts less when it's stretched over a scientifically engineered hook.
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" Pop's vocals stretched beautifully during renditions of "German Days" and "Mass Production.
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"My body's reaping the benefits of having been stretched before," she said.
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Protests have stretched into a third month, resulting in nearly 70 deaths.
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The subject, though interesting, can feel stretched over the book's 250 pages.
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There are times when the conceit is stretched to the tearing point.
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After hitting a succession of fresh all-time records, valuations are stretched.
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Then again, it was nice having my legs and feet stretched out.
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STRETCHED VALUATIONS: Even after the pullback, stocks look expensive to some investors.
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It stretched past what was for him the limit of knowable time.
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The crowd stretched east for as far as the eye can see.
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They all described facing violence that stretched on for hours or days.
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Small caps are stretched on debt to capital and net debt EBITA.
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It's not the first time it has stretched the definition of literature.
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As the morning stretched on, the store got increasingly crowded with shoppers.
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A weekend with a few friends stretched out in front of him.
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The Sabres stretched the advantage to 5-1 in the second period.
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Foegele's goal with 6:43 left stretched the margin to 5-3.
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But the soccer tournament, which stretched over a month, occurred without incident.
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THERE'S NO DOUBT THAT VALUATIONS ARE SOMEWHAT STRETCHED, BUT REMEMBER THE BACKDROP.
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According to Indivisible Southern Arizona, the participation there stretched for 15 miles.
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Many halfway houses are full, and the probation system is stretched thin.
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My seat belts, my harness, everything stretched with an impact like that.
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I admired the way his T-shirt stretched tightly against his chest.
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On one side, a wall mirror stretched the length of the cage.
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The crowd has stretched out across much of the stadium's artificial turf.
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Farhad: On the other hand: Man, isn't this guy stretched too thin?
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As their wait-and-see strategy stretched for months, their romance blossomed.
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When the door swung open, she crouched and stretched her arms wide.
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Rows of Elmer's Glue stretched the length of half a city block.
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Because of the two recent quakes, resources are stretched even more thinly.
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In a family you can feel when love is stretched and broken.
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The sinkhole had stretched into a great yawn flanked by snapped tiles.
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The construction lines of the facade panels stretched over their steel frames.
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Regardless of how they are characterized, the facilities have been stretched thin.
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First, he hit a 297-pointer that stretched Philadelphia's lead to 290.
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Receiving lines for photographs with the first couple once stretched for hours.
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But in defending his proposed solutions, he has sometimes stretched the facts.
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The fallout stretched from the university to U.S.A. Gymnastics to Capitol Hill.
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The hit stretched Rendon's streak of reaching base to 24 straight games.
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Hospitals in the US have found themselves stretched by the coronavirus pandemic.
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The flat backs, the head and body stretched to the nth degree.
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The nation once stretched from Pennsylvania to Canada in central New York.
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The system stretched to include a fourth star (for "extraordinary") in 1964.
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Iraq, for example, will be stretched financially in its public health response.
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A police sergeant was killed in the chaos that stretched into hours.
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If I pulled it apart, it stretched like cheese on a pizza.
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It was soft and comfortable, and stretched without bunching or rolling up.
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"Regulations have stretched and grown beyond all imagination," she told the Inquirer.
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Campaign staff are stretched thin, donors are annoyed, and volunteers are overworked.
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With most nursing home staffs already stretched too thin, that could hurt.
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My arm stretched toward the ground, the pistol dangling in my hand.
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"Resources are stretched, particularly when it comes to inspections," Mr. Long said.
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My awkwardness went away, and I stretched out, flexed, showed my biceps.
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Work hours have also stretched later and later, which hurts women more.
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The discussion under "Killed by Chivalry" quickly stretched to over 700 comments.
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Dubsmash stretched its funding to rehire a whole new team of 26.75.
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Mr. Villar's longstanding influence has also stretched far beyond soccer-crazy Spain.
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This usually sets my hair up for the best stretched twist-out.
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I got the full granny panties situation, stretched out in my bed.
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She's as real as the skyline stretched out in front of us.
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I suddenly recognize Daniel's old cotton sweater stretched to fit his friend.
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Court papers show the legal battle stretched on for almost four years.
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Each one stretched the boundaries of what it meant to be human.
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Emergency services were stretched thin, rebuilding efforts slow, and compensation even slower.
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Another important factor is labor constraints in the already-stretched construction industry.
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Seconds stretched to their breaking point, unquestionably the longest of Bronfman's life.
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The cocaine stretched the parameters of the room, and also Bruno's skull.
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The Bulldogs stretched the nation's longest home-court winning streak to 31.
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One inmate tells me his case has already stretched nearly five years.
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Stretched, the bank used a series of dubious transactions to raise money.
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"We've actually had kitties who have stretched with people," said Ms. Hatt.
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The lines stretched down the block on Linwood Street on Thursday afternoon.
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San Francisco scored three runs and stretched its lead to 9-5.
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He moaned; the corners of his mouth stretched to show his teeth.
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Lowry's 60-pointer stretched the lead to 16 early in the second.
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A huge American flag was stretched across the back of the stage.
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But the strike stretched into this week, and the teachers mobilized again.
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Shelters were still packed and long lines stretched around emergency supply centers.
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Still, in absolute terms, those valuations are starting to get pretty stretched.
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The Nets stretched the lead to 81-77 heading into the fourth.
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And it's not just Poirot whose character has been stretched like taffy.
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Here are a few ways to recognize that you're stretched too thin.
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This reworked story is ultimately stretched too thin to sustain much tension.
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The city's mental health services are still stretched to the breaking point.
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American authorities' attempts to capture Mr. Carvajal have stretched on for years.
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The light literally gets stretched in the spacetime warping effects of gravity.
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The painting, which is unsigned, has never been stretched on a frame.
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Small canvases can be stretched here, but I must purchase larger ones.
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You place your right thumb at the bottom right corner of the phone with fingers stretched across the back and you place your left thumb at the upper left corner of the phone with the fingers stretched behind.
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Lindsay had my shoes altered a little bit, they stretched them for me.
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Toronto, Canada's largest city, has also been stretched by a refugee claimant influx.
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These distorted teapots look like they were stretched and flattened using a computer.
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Valuations are getting stretched, leaving little room for disappointment on the earnings front.
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Powell's 258-pointer stretched the lead to 23 with 24:4 to play.
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And there's been evidence that cases have stretched as far back as 683.
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Instead, players waited in lines that stretched for blocks to enter Grant Park.
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She walked into the tiny white space and stretched out on her bunk.
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Apparently, that standard also stretched to reporting on alleged same-sex sexual abuse.
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So she stretches me in ways that without her, I couldn't be stretched.
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But some judges have ruled that the law has been stretched too far.
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"We're stretched thin," said Jennifer Jones, a spokeswoman for the interagency fire center.
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I really hope that's the reason this storyline is being stretched out. 2.
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" He added: "The resources of regional and national outlets are stretched increasingly thin.
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During the hearing, Cosby appeared to listen attentively and occasionally stretched his neck.
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"Friend Like Me" and "Prince Ali" also feel slowed down and stretched out.
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Remember that it's going to be stretched to the size of your suitcase.
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He slowly stretched out one long arm and gave Ortega a fist bump.
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Essentially, the robot stretched the esophagus until it begins to grow back together.
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It has yet to be stretched out over the course of two weekends.
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A surge in prices in London in previous years has also stretched affordability.
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Noah is stretched out on the couch beside his mom, enjoying a pacifier.
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In the new Beauty and the Beast the word "tangible" is egregiously stretched.
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"We are a little bit stretched," says James Kinyanjui Kuria, Alliance's deputy head.
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But, as the above video shows, that influence stretched far beyond technological trends.
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With this new technique, however, he said that time was stretched into weeks.
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My thigh adductor muscles stretched and my knees cracked in a tragic alternation.
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Indiana stretched the lead back to 10 (57-47) heading into the intermission.
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" Citi said the concert and events promoter has a valuation that is "stretched.
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A row of three other cairns stretched out 500 metres to the east.
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Before long, Williams' network stretched throughout Texas and into Colorado, Idaho and Nevada.
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But some of his contacts have stretched the limits of the usual procedure.
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Others stretched out to the 15-minute length that's popular with creators today.
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During the Syrian refugee crisis, it admitted to being "stretched to the limit".
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However, she was disqualified because she just stretched her arm inside the track.
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Green webs of mold stretched across the Batman emblems of her son's sheets.
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I saw a lifetime of cooking for my husband stretched out before me.
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In every example, my load times stretched on for a minute or more.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield stretched Friday's rise and climbed to 2.058%.
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Positioning looks less stretched now, however, at 776 million barrels by January 10.
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Kane stretched his point streak to 25 games, an NHL high this season.
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The line stretched down the street, with employees making each toast to order.
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EU rules have been woefully stretched by Europe's immigration crisis already of course.
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As we reached toward the sky, 100-foot-tall trees stretched dramatically overhead.
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Yet these newsrooms are stretched a little more thinly with every new year.
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Christopher said he sees the market as stretched, and it could sell off.
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Down below, they are infinite, my followers, all arms stretched upward in awe.
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As expected, those fragments of rich, stretched-out instrumentals began to piece together.
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A pro-Russia insurgency in the east has further stretched the country's resources.
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He is concerned it could be more stretched than he is comfortable with.
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Drummond stretched the Pistons' lead to 20 at 79-59 with a layup.
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Hogan said to expect more volatility, and some stretched valuations as a result.
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Miami stretched its lead to 4-0 in the bottom of the sixth.
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It's another example of a major IP being stretched out for maximum profit.
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That rhythmic version, "Slow Slippy," it got ridiculously heavy, as you stretched time.
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"The role stretched me to the limits," he said of the latter film.
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Buffalo soon stretched the lead to 11 on two free throws by Caruthers.
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Six were found guilty of crimes which stretched back more than 21790 years.
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Six were found guilty of crimes which stretched back more than 20 years.
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The body idolized and brutalized; the body stretched and abstracted, repressed and reimagined.
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As the drought has stretched on, the amount of water pumped has fallen.
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The images fill up a modern TV screen, but they're cropped and stretched.
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It's a simple formula: a chair and a woman stretched out across it.
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As in the old days, a line of people stretched to the door.
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Enormous, empty, uncolonized steppes—anatomical landmasses untouched by metastasis—stretched out in between.
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For the first time in days, a pale blue sky stretched over Nairobi.
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A forest of ferns, palm trees and flowering plants stretched down Hollywood Boulevard.
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That has stretched valuations in several sectors, raising concerns of a potential correction.
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Idea's balance sheet is stretched, with net debt/EBITDA of about 4.5x-5.0x.
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Clearing the debris stretched into a 10-day ordeal and became a spectacle.
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It also fueled an effort to identify the couple that stretched for days.
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With Harvey on the disabled list, the Mets' rotation will be stretched thin.
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I dropped only 10 feet before the rope stretched taut and caught me.
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Only now, however, has she stretched her wings and ventured into the extraterrestrial.
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Weeks of work stretched before him, compounded by the vagaries of the river.
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The story of "Gloria Bell," to be honest, is stretched a little thin.
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It has a lean team and stretched its first fund over 15 investments.
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He stretched the dough out into a long ribbon, and the dance began.
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The 20-minute trip to work stretched to a half-hour, then longer.
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"Because my belly was so stretched it takes longer than usual," she said.
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Stretched senior loans sit between senior loans and racier, more expensive unitranche loans.
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The lake, frozen, stretched to the scrub-covered buttes on the far shore.
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This is the foundation on which patterns are cut and leather is stretched.
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Petro ate and stretched, played with stuffed animals, dozed in a beanbag chair.
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"The All Writs Act cannot be stretched to fit this case," Apple said.
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CBS's slow-it-down pace had stretched some viewers past their breaking points.
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With maps stretched out before us, we found what we were looking for.
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What used to be 30 excruciating days was now stretched to 60. Yeesh.
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His wide, wild eyes and stretched, evil sneer barely contain an animalistic fury.
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I bent down and stretched and stood up and it felt all right.
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One stretched out a hand towards me from about 4 meters (yards) away.
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So, Airbus re-stretched the A300B1 to 270 seats to create the A300B2.
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Warren leaned back and stretched her feet out, comfortable in gray wool socks.
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The season has stretched out four weeks longer, and summers are becoming warmer.
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The system stretched into the Bronx in 1905 and to Brooklyn in 1908.
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The workload was getting stretched and we literally could not replace and recruit.
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Finally, the NHL regular season is long: 82 games stretched over six months.
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America's military withdrawals from the Middle East have stretched thin the remaining soldiers.
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He fidgeted, he stretched, he went up the mound and back down again.
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So, Airbus re-stretched the A300B1 to 270 seats to create the A300B2.
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Airbus launched a stretched version of the A320 called the A321 in 1989.
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Teammates have been supportive of one another even when stretched to their limits.
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I went into the yard, stretched a bit and then picked some lemons.
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The Afghan Army's finest fighters, they number only 20,000 and are severely stretched.
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Officials are preparing for America's healthcare infrastructure to be stretched beyond its limits.
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"It has stretched me, in my capacity to engage work," Mr. Thompson said.
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And the refracted, stretched-out sun takes slightly longer to rise and set.
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It is not just in wedding halls that the rules are being stretched.
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Beal stretched his franchise-record streak of consecutive 25-point outings to 20.
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And the police, already stretched, don't necessarily have the resources to enforce it.
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That means market valuations can remain stretched for some time before cooling off.
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When he introduced himself, he always stretched the 'l' in his given name.
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Crickets chirped in the background as the silence stretched on for 20 seconds.
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Under these conditions the delicate fabric of our society can get stretched thin.
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The lead stretched to 255-23 when Fulkerson scored on a fast break.
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But clever engineering practices stretched this out to five and a half years.
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In both directions, the crowd stretched as far as the eye could see.
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His influence stretched far beyond sports, touching art, culture, business and his family.
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Once, as Ms. Rengifo stretched, Ms. Fernández hugged her briefly, their cheeks touching.
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She, too, had a love of dance that stretched back to her childhood.
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This summer, they stretched the netting at Citi Field halfway into the outfield.
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Winglike sheets of skin stretched from their cheeks to their legs and tails.
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The bird limped through the debris, stretched out its wings and flew away.
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She poured a whiskey with a lot of ice and stretched her toes.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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In a verdant valley below, silver-tipped olive trees stretched to the sea.
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Dr. Huerta reclined the chair and Luna stretched out along Mr. Rush's legs.
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I used this cushioned pad to help me stay balanced as I stretched.
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Ibaka's hook shot stretched the lead to 21 with 3:33 to go.
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In 1998, Boeing's stretched the 777 to create the 550-seat 777-300.
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"Politicians always stretched truth & cherry-picked facts," the economist David Rothschild tweeted yesterday.
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Former President Clinton's 1999 impeachment trial stretched from early January to Feb. 12.
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Eventually, his absences stretched into weeks and then months, until he disappeared altogether.
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"It was all cheap stretched mirror and scratched Perspex," Devlin later told me.
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Legs are frequently turned out and feet stretched and pointed like ballet dancers'.
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The party stretched into the early morning hours with no end in sight.
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The betrayal that stretched across two continents is now even closer to Sandra.
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But Tessier-Lavigne said Singer&aposs efforts stretched much further than just Vandemoer.
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"People are just being stretched exceptionally thin, from a resource standpoint," Collie said.
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A record 35-day partial government shutdown stretched from last December into January.
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New Zealand said on Tuesday its specialized burn units are stretched to capacity.
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Last year, the Indians stretched the schedule as long as they possibly could.
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New Zealand said on Tuesday its specalised burn units are stretched to capacity.
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Korkmaz's 3-pointer with 4:54 left stretched the Sixers' lead to 17.
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Negotiations about the contours of a potential interview have stretched on for months.
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He greeted each player by name, and a smile stretched across his face.
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The current mix of materials has been "stretched to the limit", he says.
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Beal stretched his franchise-record streak of consecutive 25-point outings to 20.
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Back then, her career stretched before her like a clear ribbon of highway.
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Standing shoulder to shoulder, the "human chain" of demonstrators stretched for 300 miles.
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The warnings also stretched from the central and southern Appalachians to eastern Virginia.
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HUOJIANCUN, China — The line to quit stretched the length of a football field.
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And the refracted, stretched-out sun takes slightly longer to rise and set.
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Phallicized events stretched across the picture plane throw Valentine's larger compositions off kilter.
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Blue, in word and concept, can be stretched in so many semiotic directions.
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The vast desert of a life entirely contained in institutions stretched before him.
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Rising prices have stretched wallets, even if cooling measures have lately brought costs down.
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The line stretched out the door when NPR was there investigating before the games.
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Several of the deceased lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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In any case, the outperformance of stocks versus bonds had become quite stretched lately.
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Had his long, never-ending paperwork stretched into this year, he wouldn't be here.
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However, these have added to near-term earnings erosion and a stretched financial profile.
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The expanding Universe stretched out those light waves so much that they became microwaves.
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He gave countless lectures and stretched humankind's understanding of the nature of our existence.
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Dozier's second two-run triple in the fifth stretched the lead to 9-4.
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Lie on your stomach, with your legs extended behind you and arms stretched overhead.
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"It stretched me this week, it was a bit of a rollercoaster," he said.
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Overcompensating with visual style and out-stretched philosophical dialogue to imitate actual narrative movement.
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Molly -- you have a little bit different take about how this all stretched out.
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Spectators crowded around with cameras out and necks stretched to see what would follow.
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Administration officials have repeatedly described the entire immigration system as being stretched beyond limit.
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They rearranged their lineup, stretched out their closer, and brought starters on in relief.
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Eldwin clasped his hands together and stretched his fingertips over and behind his head.
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The rest of the money had to be stretched to pay his student loans.
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According to Kragen, the chain stretched through 17 states with roughly 5.5 million participants.
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Ernesto has also found himself in thorny moments, his allegiances stretched in opposite directions.
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Indexes are hitting new highs and valuation are severely stretched, worrying marquee fund managers.
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That has left Turkish security forces stretched between two wars at home and abroad.
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It was February, frigid, and a worsted wool blanket stretched across the Balkan sky.
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His government has already stretched its limits to give the military a bigger role.
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The 1999 Senate trial of former President Clinton stretched for more than a month.
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In her world, the billiard tables were abstract geometric objects which stretched and warped.
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France has already committed 4,500 troops to the region, yet they are stretched thin.
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Second and third pregnancies show up a lot earlier — the muscles are already stretched.
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My body aches despite my best efforts to keep it stretched, rested, and nourished.
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The bank fired 5,300 workers in connection with behavior that stretched back to 2009.
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The brutal cold stretched across Turkey where the fish were easy to catch. See?
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Beijing's crackdown on riskier lending has already stretched financing costs and hurt profit margins.
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Still, that timetable seems stretched, given talks themselves will only start later this year.
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UNC stretched its lead to 27-20 on two field goals by Freeman Jones.
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They stretched to get into the zone to meet the President and First Lady.
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Corden, with zero medals, intensely stretched and grew visibly anxious as the race approached.
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I frequently found apps stretched and buggy until I returned them to portrait mode.
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"It was our most complete game and the guys didn't get stretched," Bennett said.
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As the program has successfully stretched beyond Wall Street, Silicon Valley is on notice.
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Once stretched, transfer to a pizza peel or an upside down baking sheet. 6.
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And I look over, and Ali's stretched out on this bed in this motorhome!
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I do think valuations are stretched though, and we're in a hair-trigger environment.
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When the credits rolled, I stretched my cramped body and put the game aside.
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As the ceremony stretched to three and then four hours, this predictability became deadening.
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It is stretched thin and will struggle to maintain supply lines across unfriendly territory.
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The details were gruesome: duct tape was stretched over the jaw of the skull.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield stretched Friday's modest gains and climbed to 2.056%.
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The companies also have eyes on disrupting this country's stretched and expensive paratransit system.
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Sooo ... he definitely stretched the truth, but the beef is at least Trump adjacent.
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The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield stretched Friday's modest gains and climbed to 2.062%.
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Lines at some bars stretched more than a block, according to social media users.
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Valuations were stretched in Los Angeles, Zurich, Tokyo, Geneva and New York, it said.
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However, this news does not necessarily bode well for the stretched domestic oil companies.
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It stretched both my partner and myself in ways I could never have imagined.
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Blankenship was acquitted of felonies that could have stretched his sentence to 30 years.
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Valuations looked stretched, with the index trading at more than 18 times forward earnings.
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That food bank, it seems safe to say, will be stretched to its limit.
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They butchered dogs, stabbed monkeys in the eye with stilettos, and stretched apart snakes.
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The result was messy — the images were stretched so badly Mars looked almost unrecognizable.
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Amal, 39, stunned in a shimmering green dress that stretched down to her feet.
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"We see limited growth opportunities for companies & therefore find valuation levels stretched," Bhandari said.
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Expectations were that you'd be gone by Thanksgiving, but now that's stretched into 2018.
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In essence, it's a terrific half-hour parody stretched to a 100-plus minutes.
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The flora, the fauna, the welcome mystery of the open trail stretched before you.
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Often, it gets stretched so far that it's unclear what the word even means.
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LSE Chief Financial Officer David Warren said the margin target was "a bit stretched".
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Its military was stretched dangerously thin, battling armed anti-government forces across the country.
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The whole thing can be bent, stretched, even crumpled up and it'll still work.
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Civilian casualties are mounting, as Afghan soldiers have been stretched thin across multiple fronts.
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Even as some banks and grocery stores reopened, lines stretched hundreds of people long.
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Their potential was being stretched like an elastic band just waiting to be released.
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True, the CLS53 can come off a big "humpy," like a stretched-out turtle.
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The bodies in his work are stretched, distorted, morphed—their personhood forever in flex.
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It's secreted in greater amounts when your stomach is in a non-stretched state.
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I was so surprised that I stretched out my hand and unlocked the door.
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The mass is then determined by looking at how far the spring is stretched.
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More and more auto loans are being stretched out over longer periods of time.
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The standoff has prompted a partial government shutdown that has now stretched 20 days.
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The plane, which was stretched another 10 feet, could carry up to 188 passengers.
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Exhausted rescue workers and heroic volunteers stretched to their limits by an unprecedented calamity.
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Related columns: "Hedge funds have left the oil market looking very stretched", Reuters, Jan.
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Lindholm, who has racked up 23 goals, stretched his points streak to 33 games.
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Around the first bend was a ramshackle mining settlement, tarps stretched over tree poles.
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As part of a 17-2 run, Duke stretched the gap to 23-11.
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By the time we got outside, the line had already stretched out of sight.
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In 1934, architects designed an airport that would have stretched across the Thames, between
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His fan base stretched across Latin America and throughout the wider Spanish-speaking world.
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The on-duty guards were reportedly stretched thin, with some working extreme overtime shifts.
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With a young child at home, Wachtel appears to have been stretched too thin.
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With overall volumes declining and share valuations looking extremely stretched, investors are growing cautious.
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Composed of light glinting off stretched gold thread, it's invisible until you're inches away.
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Things were tight after you graduated college and you stretched to make ends meet.
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"He's obviously not stretched out to the 5.683 or 90-pitch range," Scioscia said.
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A long block stretched between their backs and the runway illuminated by street lamps.
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My normally frizzy waves were now stretched out and undefined thanks to the bleach.
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The stretched supply chains and higher costs for imports are worrying Indian power companies.
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LeSean McCoy stretched during it and then walked off the field before it concluded.
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Rather than sitting above her head, Lima's red wings stretched outward like a bird.
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The trial stretched for another two months, and my call to testify never came.
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U.S. crude futures stretched overnight losses to slide 1 percent to $63.86 per barrel.
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At a library in Charlotte on Saturday, the early-voting line stretched for hours.
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He'd been in court over a traffic offense; now an idle afternoon stretched away.
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The debate in Parliament, which stretched over two days, included lawmakers sharing personal experiences.
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They don't know when over-stretched PPE manufacturers will be able to deliver more.
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In some past studies of stretching, volunteers had stretched but not otherwise warmed up.
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Childhood summers went so slowly, stretched out over months as if they'd never end.
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The calling hours stretched on and on, as if the entire city filed through.
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They had parked their olive Maserati Levante so it stretched over two handicapped spots.
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He also hammered nails into the stretched canvas between the raised points, creating counterrhythms.
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Jennifer Medina: Before the strike, contract negotiations had stretched on for nearly two years.
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The sentencing phase stretched into the evening Tuesday before jurors recessed for the day.
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Officials said the ivory network stretched across Gabon's nine provinces, and across its borders.
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While Ms. James's remarks stretched to 13 minutes, his ended in less than six.
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Kole Calhoun's two-run homer in the eighth stretched the edge to 9-4.
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Lines stretched down Ferry Street to get into Iberia, Mompou and other Portuguese restaurants.
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Even before this pandemic, our budgets and staffing were already stretched to the max.
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Earlier this month, Moss stretched two rolls of hamburger meat into meals for days.
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And not just because his name is stretched across a calculator instead of kicks.
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But I had been single, and the weekends stretched out before me like marathons.
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The day at the ballpark stretched close to seven hours, complete with two defeats.
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"Our team is stretched and working day and night to meet demand," Garrett added.
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For that, they would rely on the local hospital, which is already stretched thin.
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Even divided by light applause, these pieces blurred into and stretched toward one another.
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But on Saturday accuracy can be stretched a bit in the service of challenge.
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I stretched out in my twin bed, next to my younger brother's twin bed.
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They stretched out on plastic chairs or curled atop thick blankets on the floor.
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Already in af Klint's time, her family's naval history stretched back to the 1700s.
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The analyst also trimmed his price target on the stock, citing a stretched valuation.
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Driver stretched his foot on a foam roller and lamented his loss of privacy.
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That reticence stretched across the landscape of newspapers in France, regardless of political leaning.
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Duke stretched its lead to 43-36 with less than 14 minutes to play.
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Busy night for fact-checkers -- The president's rhetoric stretched reality on several occasions.7.
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On Tuesday, hurricane-force winds stretched 40 miles out from the center, Miller said.
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You could see Central Park stretched out in its entirety beyond the terrace walls.
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The shutdown stretched into a third week on Tuesday with no end in sight.
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One particularly precocious juvenile stretched out his palm, making a "give it here," gesture.
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The Mavericks stretched their advantage to as many as 14 points in the fourth.
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Our existing emergency funds are already stretched and the crisis is expected to worsen.
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"My definition of 'celebrity' always has stretched pretty wide," she writes in the book.
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The 16:9 image was stretched across the display, and frankly it looked terrible.
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Her body was concealed in baggy pants and sleeves that stretched beyond her fingers.
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They were stretched thin: that year Facebook had 7.3 million active users in Myanmar.
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"It is getting a little bit stretched," Maley told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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The protests have stretched for more than five months, but both sides remain intractable.
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The Oregonian updates on a massive wildfire that has stretched into the Columbia gorge.
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The Rangers stretched their lead to 4-0 with a three-run third inning.
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Those few-minute chunks frequently stretched into hours-long sessions for me this year.
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It has only been beaten by the bull market that stretched through the 1990s.
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It's a simple picture, really: A backlit photographer's shadow stretched out onto a landscape.
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The BPD's internal investigation revealed Marines' alleged behavior stretched back as far as 2012.
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Despite the pain, my face began to feel a bit relieved and stretched out.
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With more consumers shopping online, India's $110 billion logistics and warehousing sector is stretched.
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The Pacers then stretched their lead to nine points early in the second quarter.
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"You've got to be careful, because the proportions have been stretched laterally," Porritt said.
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These events left our nation's first responders stretched thin and scrambling to reach victims.
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He grimaced as the therapist stretched his hamstrings—first the left, then the right.
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With his opening serve, Novak Djokovic stretched Rafael Nadal wide, sending the Spaniard sprawling.
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This time you see a lovely landscape, stretched out for miles, bright and blank.
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But the rule of Thailand's military junta had stretched past the four-year mark.
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His recovery was projected to take just three weeks, but stretched to two months.
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Mr. Aston browsed the internet to pass the time, made cups of tea, stretched.
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As she stretched out her right arm, she arched her back, reaching behind her.
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It was like walking a tightrope made of eggshells stretched over very thin ice.
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The image is also often distorted, at times stretched, other times quivering, pulsing, blurred.
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When the police made him sit up, he stretched out, revealing bare, callused, feet.
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Annual homeowner's dues of $1,136 are being stretched to pay for all the upkeep.
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Not any more, of course—the playoffs have stretched into June for years now.
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If we stretched this out that would be a perfectly logical thing to do.
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The soon-to-be stars carried with them sprawling IMDb pages that stretched back decades.
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From that overpass, endless forests, a railroad track and the horizon's edge stretched before us.
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NO MATTER HOW much lifespans are being stretched, the very last chapter is often grim.
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But all have stretched the rules that allow temporary controls to breaking point, or beyond.
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The men's arms stretched out of the windows as they pointed weapons at the woman.
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BuzzFeed tweeted later Friday that the roots of the story stretched back over a year.
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With law enforcement stretched thin, some tribes have formed armed militias to protect their lands.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stretched thin by the needs of your children and your elderly parents?
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Start with your arms stretched out as you spin and then bring your arms in.
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The poor air is just one strain on the region's already stretched health care system.
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Lines of vehicles stretched for miles and many waited several hours to get the sandbags.
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Her six months quickly stretched into a year and, improbably, that year turned into five.
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Pinson racked up five points in a row as the margin stretched to 72-63.
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The greenback stretched overnight gains and initially climbed to 112.690 yen, its highest since Nov.
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The property downturn is also expected to further weigh on already-stretched household balance sheets.
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Liam's doctors worked hard to control the infected area that stretched from ankle to armpit.
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The results brought a chaotic close to a race that stretched on for three months.
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Sessions' hearing stretched into a second day, where witnesses testified about his record on race.
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Others spilled out onto a red carpet that stretched to a small stage in front.
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A long hallway stretched beyond, blue LEDs glowing along the floorboards like airplane safety lights.
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Her forehead got super stretched out, so it looked double the size it normally is.
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With over 21 chapters across the country, including nine in Alabama, PFLAG is stretched thin.
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But we on the front lines are being stretched to the limits of our jobs.
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In the video, Dej flats through an open landscape, mostly dancing with her arms stretched.
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But in its post-birth, stretched out state, the uterus wrinkles like a deflated balloon.
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The counter-demonstrators' crowd at one point stretched two miles, according to the Boston Globe.
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When it was long, the weight of my hair stretched my curls into easy waves.
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Stretching her body, she stretched time, a musical effect that read as resistance and regret.
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Another stretched out a dirty Snuggie, its left sleeve hanging out like a limp windsock.
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The term "deep state" has gotten stretched beyond recognition in the hands of Trump allies.
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From the beginning, Democrats' strategy has been to make Republicans feel like they're stretched thin.
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They did, however hurt a great deal while he stretched them, which took six years.
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The Razorbacks led by 221 at halftime and quickly stretched the lead to 213-210.
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Many are saying the valuation looks stretched and is not supported by the underlying fundamentals.
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The confident posture stretched the loose fabric over her shoulders and chest, emphasizing her breasts.
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Creativity is hampered—stories and characters are stretched into absurdity—as is the viewing experience.
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The decision broke a tradition of backing Democratic nominees that stretched back almost four decades.
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A mind stretched by new ideas can never return to its original dimensions, you know?
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Value investing has gone out of style especially as the economic expansion gets stretched longer.
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Flinging themselves back against the wall, hands stretched out, the dancers reached for each other.
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In some cities, such as San Francisco, affordability looks stretched, particularly when compared with incomes.
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Another reason for its success is that it caters to those who are financially stretched.
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Individual homes were excluded, although people with homes and pensions stretched their savings the furthest.
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The passageway stretched for more than a mile and ended inside a half-built house.
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Prosecutors contend the severity of Sampson's crimes, which stretched over seven days, justify capital punishment.
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Yet the argument that Mr Obama stretched the boundaries of his legal authority has merit.
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Queues stretched down the street, with people sometimes standing for hours to guarantee a spot.
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And esports has stretched out beyond staged tournaments, thanks to the advent of live streaming.
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After a few passes, my hair was stretched past my shoulder blades (OK, hang time!).
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"The role stretched me to the limits," he once told PEOPLE of the latter film.
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Behind him stretched a field of solar panels; a large windmill loomed in the background.
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Security wait times have stretched longer than two hours at some U.S. airports this spring.
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"We saw this curtain of black smoke that was stretched across the island," Clinton recalled.
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But is this optimism still justified or is copper starting to look a little stretched?
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Millennials' already stretched finances could face a new stress: slower growth of the U.S. economy.
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The period that followed was like a massive comedown stretched out over half a year.
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It stretched across the back of the lined paper next to a smaller, similar flower.
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"Snap and Twitter have likely run too much on already stretched multiples," the note read.
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Just under 15% said equities look cheap, while less than 4% think valuations are stretched.
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His patience is being tested, his compassion for his fellow man stretched to its limit.
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" She also says that lots of people like the psychological experience of being "stretched open.
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The margin stretched to 27-18 before Hunter Vick's corner 3-pointer for Tennessee Tech.
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Javier stretched out on two train seats and pulled out a photo from his wallet.
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When deployments end, those ties are stretched as veterans fan out across the United States.
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Hauser's 3-pointer with 03:40 remaining stretched Marquette's advantage to 11 at 72-61.
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Galvis then stretched the lead to 3-0 with a leadoff homer in the fourth.
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The bison's territory once stretched from the forests of Alaska to the grasslands of Mexico.
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The vigil stretched on through the summer, and what they called "mirages" began to appear.
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Starting with the obvious, Amazon has stretched the day itself to encompass two full days.
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The only time that the ratio was more stretched was earlier this year on Feb.
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The check-in line stretched to an estimated 1,500 people at one point, he said.
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That "he" is stretched among the rattling psyches of Betsy, Jan, Quentin, Tanya, Paolo, Xavier.
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Bills running back LeSean McCoy stretched during the national anthem, according to local media reports.
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It had a tall, bony crest on its head and stretched about 11 feet long.
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The pastures stretched along the steep hillside, where it was hard to build a kraal.
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United Commercial Bank found itself stretched after nearly doubling in size during the mid-2000s.
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But this year the company, stretched by debt, lost its top-rung AAA credit rating.
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Johnsson stretched the lead to 3-1 on a power-play goal at 17:12.
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He said police were involved in investigations into the bombings and were stretched too thin.
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The Americans stretched their winning streak to 22 games with their sixth victory in Rio.
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Some regard equity markets and valuations, having made very strong advances in 2017, as stretched.
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A public hearing in February 2017 stretched nearly four hours when 120 people showed up.
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The sky, which stretched endlessly above the flat, lush fields, flared with clouds at sunset.
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Ms. Wergeles said she thought the company had discarded a relationship that stretched back decades.
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The overhead monorail would have stretched across central London, while buses remained on the outskirts.
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It stretched across the back of the printer, so that the paper passed over it.
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As I stretched out under my blanket, I slowly drifted in and out of sleep.
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Open-ended military operations overseas have stretched on for so long that starting on Sept.
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"The resilience of the Yemeni people has been stretched beyond human limits," the report said.
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Many of them were stretched between work and kids, marriages and divorces and aging parents.
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" Andrea Martin called over to Martin Short, who was stretched out on a sofa. "Me?
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Additionally, valuations are stretched; albeit on stronger earnings growth expected for this and next year.
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However, that delay stretched on as Boeing and the FAA continued to scrutinize the plane.
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The misconduct involved dozens of staff and possibly stretched back 10 years, the company said.
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After the treatment, she stretched out her arms, marveling at the silver shimmer of them.
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Their remoteness makes it hard to stop vessels entering illegally; Hawaii's coastguard is already stretched.
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No one has stretched the 24-hour news cycle to its limit like Donald Trump.
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It's all indicative of an under-resourced game from a studio stretched to its limit.
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So, I stretched far enough that my head hit the steering wheel a little bit.
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But when positioning becomes too stretched, this can lead to abrupt shifts in the price.
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Its capabilities are stretched to the limit, answering more than 650,000 emergency calls each day.
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I had just moved, and it had been weeks since I'd so much as stretched.
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Four stretched canvases (three of them 35 x 28 inches) are hung on the wall.
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The world of mixed martial arts offered contrasts stretched across two continents on Saturday night.
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While it's hard to pinpoint where it all began, sightings have stretched across the country.
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Which means longer wait times and worse outcomes because staff and resources are stretched thin.
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The feud stretched into the fall, with Trump attacking Kelly on Twitter and in interviews.
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Image courtesy of the artist TO BE / NOT TO BE. Acrylic paint on stretched canvas.
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It was a crisp morning, and I gently stretched my muscles to warm them up.
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The Wildcats later stretched their lead to 20 points and led 38-26 at half.
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The pound stretched its overnight rally and rose to a two-week high of $1.3077.
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Some market watchers see opportunities abroad as equity valuations in the U.S. appear historically stretched.
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It lived during the early Cretaceous period and its wings stretched about 11 feet long.
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If that's stretched out over five years, the return would be about 11% a year.
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Smaller purges took place under Pope Pius XII, whose papacy stretched from 1939 to 1958.
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So resources could be stretched in certain areas, but not in all areas at once.
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But isn't that great, that she stretched the form of stand-up to encompass that?
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But modern medicine has radically changed how long the end of life can be stretched.
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Hamilton led every lap from pole position and stretched his overall lead to 210 points.
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He had the official title of LVMH vice chairman, but his reach stretched much further.
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Aroldis Chapman, who had been warming in the top of the ninth, stretched his legs.
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The glistening flotsam of thousands of plastic bottles caught in fishnets stretched above our heads.
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I think of my son in that moment, stretched across the bed with his cousins.
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The silence stretched between us and I refused to be the one to break it.
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A 19th-century insurgency stretched for decades before the army of Czar Alexander II triumphed.
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The satellite link between Beijing and Vienna stretched this limit to a record 4,630 miles.
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Every time the second-seeded Huskies stretched their lead to double digits, Louisville fought back.
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After one practice game, the team laid out yoga mats and stretched on foam rollers.
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All fingertips stretched to the sky, all leaps seemed weightless, the whole logic tended upward.
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He stretched his mouth, then clamped his jaws and repeated player names, oiling his enunciation.
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The Hornets stretched their lead to 87-77 after three quarters and cruised from there.
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His left leg was fine, but the pants covering his right calf were stretched tight.
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So the oral tradition that led to the Homeric epics perhaps stretched over seven centuries.
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His customers, angry, confused, financially stretched, often lashed out at the person behind the counter.
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" Brown tells PEOPLE "we have had this strange relationship that has stretched over eight years.
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A line of mourners, many of them in uniform, stretched out of the chapel. Gov.
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DHS resources have been stretched thin amid an influx of migrants at the southern border.
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Here's a review of some of their statements where the truth may have been stretched.
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Arms and legs are stretched out like bowstrings between the anchors of their knobby joints.
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Callaway said that is why he stretched Lugo out to two innings in Monday's doubleheader.
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It's the latest financial fallout from a partisan budget stalemate that's stretched nearly two years.
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Commutes stretched for hours, and more than half of the system's 22 lines were disrupted.
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A long, winding road Flynn's criminal court case has stretched out more than two years.
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The Diamondbacks stretched the lead to 3-0 on Goldschmidt's RBI single in the third.
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" He stretched his arms wide and added, "You become part of what you're looking at.
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However, a stretched senior loan is provided by only one lender — a private debt fund.
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Tropical storm-force winds stretched up to 2150 miles (230 kph) from the storm's center.
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By the end of October, the list of known allegations stretched back to the 1970s.
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When you're stretched too thin, one way of getting your time back is setting boundaries.
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Several tall windows looked out on the Catskill Mountains, a vista that stretched for miles.
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But after a class conversation that stretched late into the night, he changed his mind.
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Jenkins also threw 267 complete games in a career that stretched from 1965 to 1983.
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Mike Watkins' dunk stretched the advantage to 33-17 with 5:18 left before halftime.
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As I stretched to put my new, light blue raincoat away, I turned my head.
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The Ducks stretched the margin to 79-58 on back-to-back baskets by Dorsey.
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Kobe Steel said the misconduct involved dozens of staff and possibly stretched back 10 years.
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South Africa's rand, under pressure on concerns over the country's stretched public finances, slipped 1%.
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There were risks too, but mellow ones, with slow tempos stretched and quieter sounds calmed.
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Hidden within this super stretched snap is an American filmmaker with a very impressive portfolio.
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Skeptics argue that if the labor market were truly stretched, wages would be rising faster.
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Typhoon-force winds stretched for 270 kilometers (168 miles), the distance between Paris and Brussels.
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Dallas stretched its six-point halftime lead to 3 points midway through the third quarter.
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Some pedalled slowly, a few stretched, and at least two women checked their lip gloss.
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Fighting has stretched from the battlefields of Syria to the war zone of Twitter memes.
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Based on the tasting, which stretched back to the 1972 vintage, they were not wrong.
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He's clearly stretched too thin," Consumer Edge Research analyst James Albertine said on "Squawk Box.
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Delgado's pair of free throws stretched the lead to 60-51 with 8:55 left.
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James Winnefeld said Sunday that basic training and maintenance is "stretched" on U.S. warships overseas.
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It might have weighed over 2,000 pounds and stretched out longer than the average human.
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If the arc is extremely stretched, then two objects just had an extra close call.
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EST and flipped upside down, leaving the metal boom stretched along nearly two city blocks.
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"Valuations are pretty stretched," the firm's chief investment officer told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
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People on other footbridges stretched out their arms toward the protesters and chanted their support.
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But recurrent crises have stretched resources, as high-profile cases like Syria command donor attention.
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The lead stretched to five points on a dunk by Shannon with 5:33 remaining.
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The impeachment proceedings for President Richard Nixon stretched roughly eight months, ending with Nixon's resignation.
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It stretched across both the living space and bedroom, with an entrance from each area.
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That attack occurred on the night of February 7 and stretched into the next morning.
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Brown's 3-pointer stretched the lead to 15 with 5:49 remaining in the quarter.
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The two women in the room were also being stretched, but their faces showed nothing.
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LIC's infrastructure is already stretched thin — and that's before adding an additional 25,000 Amazon employees.
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Consider the lineup for his Carnegie Hall debut, which stretched over Friday and Saturday evenings.
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As those months stretched into years, Campbell waited in jail, his fate hanging in limbo.
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Thanks to vertical integration, the majors created an entertainment empire that stretched across the planet.
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In recent years, this portfolio has stretched to include nanotechnology, toxic chemicals and magnetic balls.
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The commitment eventually stretched to eight years before he received the suggested rewards in 1987.
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But with border arrests at a ten-year high, Border Patrol's resources are getting stretched.
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Holzhauer's 32-game streak, which stretched over two months, turned him into a national celebrity.
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We know that canvases are most often stretched, but Furukawa's contain the "feeling" of it.
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In the mayhem of war, a trip that should've taken hours stretched out into days.
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The garments weren't all stretched out and ruined, as my friend said they might be.
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Policy experts say Trump's demand is not realistic and that Mexican authorities are already stretched.
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Her face went pale and her eyes went wide and the silence stretched before us.
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What started as a war against al-Qaeda and the Taliban — which now controls more territory in Afghanistan than at any point since 2001 — has been stretched and stretched again to include first associated forces, and then ISIS, and now maybe even Iran and Syria.
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But with positioning so stretched, the question is whether the euro's upward momentum can be sustained.
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Each side of the roof was as wide as a boulevard and stretched out 100 yards.
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The controversy over Melania Trump borrowing Michelle Obama's words in her convention speech stretched through Wednesday.
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The investigation stretched into the Obama administration when then-Attorney General Eric Holder expanded Durham's mandate.
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The shutdown has now stretched into its 21st day, tying it with the longest on record.
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" And strain gauges are "deformation-sensitive resistors, that slightly change their resistance when stretched or squished.
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I was amazed being up on top of the mound seeing how far it stretched for.
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Stocks on Wall Street were trading lower, led by technology shares amid worries over stretched valuations.
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The company skyrocketed in value and stretched its tentacles out into all kinds of new categories.
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On Saturday, several of the dead lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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Connor's second goal, at 7:08 of the third period, stretched the lead to 93-2.
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With 353:41 left, the Wildcats had stretched the lead to almost 20 at 70-51.
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Pao pursued a trial—the very public March 2015 spectacle that stretched out over three weeks.
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The partial shutdown has now stretched 17 days and ranks among the longest in U.S. history.
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I felt my whole life stretched out before me ... I turned toward my future, mouth watering.
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The ellipse gets stretched when the Earth is closer to the Sun in its own orbit.
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Trade negotiations between Washington and Beijing have stretched for months amid a tit-for-tat dispute.
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I think it's a little bit stretched, the muscle behind the knee, and also the Achilles.
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Up by nine, Notre Dame stretched its lead to double digits in less than three minutes.
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Gavin Newsom, and Democratic congressional hopeful Katie Hill stretched down the block and around the corner.
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Someone's mouth stretched across the room and laughed, teeth big as tree trunks grazed my face.
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She got up and stretched, then joined the line of inmates marching out of the hall.
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On his bed, the cover perfectly stretched across the mattress, lie a couple of stuffed animals.
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The union responded that it is management's fault that the strike has stretched on this long.
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The line for masks reportedly stretched for about four kilometers long in the morning on Wednesday.
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When the gates opened, the crowd stretched, yawned, and slowly trickled into the cordoned-off venue.
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It's a touch lower and shorter, though the wheelbase is stretched by a couple of inches.
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Your sourness has stretched in recent articles to accusing Brexiteers of vanity, rage and being fantasists.
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The Orioles stretched the lead in the third when Severino belted his grand slam to left.
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The reflection that sports sends back is oddly flattened and stretched out, but it's still us.
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As settlers stretched west, they acquired larger swaths of land and planted more and more crops.
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"Auto is clearly a little stretched, in my opinion," Jamie Dimon, JPMorganChase's chief, said last week.
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Past house-price setbacks were preceded by moments when affordability became stretched, in 1989 and 2007.
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Many of the new arrivals were unaccompanied minors, and the influx stretched services to the limit.
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The longer and harder global tensions are stretched, the greater the risk of a major tear.
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It took place over just a few days, whereas other seasons stretched over months and months.
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I noticed that there were no windows, even though the building stretched a full city block.
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It was still small, about a pound, but the skin over her abdomen was stretched tight.
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We try that every record but I think on this one we stretched it really far.
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This time around, with the exception of Facebook, price-to-revenue ratios are much less stretched.
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With this information, scientists could determine if space was being compressed or stretched in either direction.
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Abe already stretched himself to make agricultural concessions for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal.
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Lines stretched around the block in certain districts, as many complained online of understaffed polling stations.
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There is a girl whose heart is stretched from mourning her mother, and falling in love.
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And so I stretched every single day for a year until I could do a split.
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However, it was less popular with franchise owners, who said it stretched profit margins too thin.
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Then you get stretched to one side and there is this battle between fear and greed.
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A time-stretched midi version of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" opens the game.
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Half a century ago its hyper-salty, super-pungent waters stretched 80km from north to south.
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My back is straight, my ankle is stretched, my head is high, and my hips sway.
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This could explain why the planet is stuck in such an unusually stretched out ellipse today.
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The operation stretched across an array of some 12 Taliban-torn provinces including Ghazni and Farah.
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A Reuters witness said queues at petrol stations on the approaches to Palu stretched for kilometres.
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New property developments stretched into the haze along the Yangzi river on the town's western edge.
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What's more, the stretched skin lots of moms have after pregnancy will not "disappear" with liposuction.
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His personal finances appear stretched—he has taken out loans secured against some of his shares.
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The set consists of see-through imitations of stretched canvas: armatures covered in clear plastic sheeting.
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The Japanese steelmaker also acknowledged that the practice of falsifying safety data stretched back 50 years.
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Her finished works are stretched so they become canvas-like, mimicking tapestries or traditional hung paintings.
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Designers appear to have taken the XT22004 crossover as inspiration, and stretched it out a bit.
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Designers appear to have taken the XT5 crossover as inspiration, and stretched it out a bit.
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Police resources stretched thin While local police continue to investigate, Barfield is also looking for answers.
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Muhammad Ali's fame came from inside the boxing ring, but his legend stretched outside the ropes.
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It's in community that we grow, are challenged, stretched, and inspired to truly live for Jesus.
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US immigration courts are stretched to the seams, and something needs to be done about it.
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Nunez threw across the diamond to first baseman Steve Pearce, who stretched to make the catch.
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The churn helpfully kept valuations from getting more stretched and held investor expectations well in check.
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The closely watched Italy/Germany spread stretched to at 237 bps, its widest since July 12 .
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The company will continue to look to buy assets as long its finances were not stretched.
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The crowd, he said, stretched across the National Mall from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.
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Back in the day, people supped on groundhog stew and stretched the hides to make banjos.
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The Rams eventually stretched the lead to 72-64 in the final minute, clinching the victory.
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However, the stock market's overall setup is not ripe for rally, and valuations are very stretched.
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By the 21625s, the sun never set on the British Empire; it stretched across the globe.
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The meeting, which had been scheduled to last 30 minutes, stretched to more than two hours.
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It's unclear how viewership held up throughout the broadcast, which stretched out over almost two hours.
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"I'm not saying they are on the brink, but they are certainly stretched," the banker said.
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It's some sort of alien goat-thing, with yellow webbing stretched between its torso and limbs.
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As Arenas put it, "Amnesty kicked in" -- and the payouts were stretched over 8 years instead.
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It coincided with my son's birth and I was pulled in all directions, and stretched thinly.
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They were using soft polythene tubing that stretched across lakes and I thought it was fascinating.
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Indiana led 30-16 after one quarter and stretched its advantage to 59-38 at halftime.
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It did not foresee a peak in demand in its previous outlooks that stretched into 2035.
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The "transatlantic spread" with equivalent German yields stretched to 197 basis points, its widest since June.
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No companies have filed for bankruptcy yet, even with so many stretched balance sheets out there.
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In fact, I even say that this term has been stretched past the point of meaning.
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The Nationals stretched the lead to 4-0 with some help from Atlanta in the sixth.
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The dollar stretched an overnight rally to touch 23 yen , its highest since early November 23.
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It's spare, with the plot stretched tight as a drum around a clean three-act structure.
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Smith felt back spasms while the White Sox stretched, and he was scratched from the game.
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Simpsons World also launched with bad, stretched out, 16:9 versions of the classic Simpsons season.
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A trio of Toronto-based YouTube pranksters called Nelk have stretched the limits of police tolerance.
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Ms. Abubakar recalls women starting to dress more conservatively, with gowns that stretched to the ground.
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From a strategy stand point that is taking a stretched, glancing blow and avoiding follow ups.
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The partial government shutdown stretched into its 28th day on Friday, with no resolution in sight.
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If you drop by its Infinite Loop headquarters, you will find the place stretched beyond capacity.
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Sixteen years have passed since that moment, and over time our relationship has stretched, morphed, rebounded.
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