So, when most people think stretching, they're thinking static stretching.
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Stretching is the key thing, stretching the forearm, stretching the pectoral muscles — it gets tight surprisingly quick when your hands are above your head.
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Stretching The mom of two said stretching is essential to her overall fitness.
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Stretching Borges also shares with Glamour that stretching is an important part of Bey's workout routine.
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And more information on stretching is available from Harvard Health Publications' "How stretching keeps your joints moving."
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But at the same time, they show that stretching does not impede performance, Dr. Blazevich says, even when the stretching is static.
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StretchOut Studios opened seven months ago in the Boston area, specializing in a type of athletic stretching technique called active isolated stretching.
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Phys Ed The answer could depend on how we feel about stretching and what kind of exercise — and stretching — we intend to do.
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In fact, if you're stretching in preparation for activity requiring muscular strength and power output, such as a warmup for a workout, run or sporting event, research shows that shorter-duration dynamic stretching is more beneficial than longer, static stretching, which can actually hinder performance.
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Before I dive, I'll go through a whole preparation and that will include stretching of the body, stretching of the lungs, the diaphragm, intercostal muscles.
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Although stretching immediately after a workout may feel good in the moment, the mobility that comes from stretching needs to be earned through consistent practice.
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Just remember: Stretching can be a literal pain in your butt, particularly if you're stretching your IT band, but the hurt can be totally worth it.
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Both aerobic and stretching may prevent or slow cognitive decline, according to the researchers, but aerobic exercise had more benefits on reducing hippocampal shrinkage than stretching.
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Wilkinson and Kantz both define chaos in terms of stretching and folding, much like the repeated stretching and folding of dough in the making of puff pastries.
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In practical terms, these findings suggest that if you enjoy and trust stretching before a competition or workout, you may as well keep stretching, Dr. Blazevich says.
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"We said, 'It's going to require stretching more than you're used to stretching' and to their credit, they really wanted to do it and really stepped up," Gough says.
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But if you use a thinner sheet of glass, you're stretching less of the material across the same space, bending fewer layers and stretching fewer chemical bonds, Mydlak says.
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So LG's bet on stretching the smartphone on its vertical axis, to add more real estate without turning the device into a palm-stretching phablet, looks to be onto something.
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A thought-provoking new experiment with athletes suggests that the answer could depend on how we feel about stretching and what kind of exercise — and stretching — we intend to do.
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"There are some beneficial effects of stretching, but they are very small and have been oversold," said Rob Herbert, one of the authors of these studies and a leading stretching expert.
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But static stretching has fallen out of favor in recent years, after studies showed that prolonged static stretching might cause reactions in the nervous system that temporarily weaken the stretched muscle.
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Now they wait closer to 2260 ½ years and stretching.
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Stretching of spacetime by a gravitational wave / Image courtesy of Wikicommons Stretching of spacetime by a gravitational wave / Image courtesy of Wikicommons It turns out, LIGO was that extremely accurate, sensitive tool.
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"There are some beneficial effects of stretching, but they are very small and have been oversold," said Rob Herbert, one of the authors of these studies and a leading stretching expert in Australia.
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Now they'll have to start stretching out the whole court.
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Officials said rising asylum claims were stretching US government resources.
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Pacific Time, the queue is stretching closer to 10 minutes.
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Businesses stretching across several countries are simply harder to run.
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Of course, stretching can help undo some of this tightness.
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"That's helped me prevent injury and with stretching," she says.
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Of course, not all stretching is aimed at enhancing flexibility.
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Lots of squats and hamstring work capped off with stretching.
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They also learned mindful stretching during the initial eight weeks.
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I do some weights and stretching and then walk home.
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That would require stretching scarce local dollars for infrastructure investment.
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Sapakie says that each training session always started with stretching.
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But this is an impressive amount and duration of stretching.
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There's no stretching every moment to an unnecessarily prolonged beat.
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Even to say that it exists may be stretching things.
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Her mother, Margaret, had ties stretching back to Puritan days.
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Stretching yourself like this as an artist can be important.
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James: I think they're all stretching it all too far.
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I gazed, sheep grazed in fields stretching out to mountains.
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Stretching back to the first day of our American independence.
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Yoga and stretching is a big part of my routine.
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But here, this excessive stretching of time produced something unexpected.
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Lessons start out with beachside stretching and a warm up.
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I felt my perspective stretching and my stubborn grip loosening.
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You do yogic breathing, you do stretching, and you laugh.
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The tree of life grew, its branches stretching toward complexity.
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"Stretching is the new exercising," I told strangers at parties.
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"I've failed forward, constantly learning and stretching myself," she says.
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It's stretching your vocal cords almost to the breaking point.
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It is called North Country, stretching to the Canadian border.
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After the necessary stretching exercises, they described the circus's lure.
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Doctors often recommend exercise, including the stretching found in yoga.
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Teachers are using their own paychecks to keep stretching resources.
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But we're stretching to draw any further link between them.
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He's thus a ripe conduit for stretching the DC template.
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Gouzer was leaning forward on the barrier, stretching his calves.
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The universe is always getting bigger, stretching galaxies farther apart.
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"This is a dreeeeam," she said, stretching the word out.
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With the increased restrictions, the organization is stretching itself thin.
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There have also been daily stretching exercises with resistance bands.
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Sold in skate shops and online, the bundle will come with a foam roller, a set of stretching bands, a jump rope, and a pamphlet featuring before and after stretching routines for skaters to follow.
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Once, stretching before team sports and other activities was almost ubiquitous, especially so-called static stretching, during which you assume a pose and hold it for anywhere from a few seconds to several long minutes.
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Culture is like a long stretching exercise or a cooking experiment.
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"[It's] more about breathing and stretching than working out," she said.
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Some used their saddlebags as pillows, stretching out by their horses.
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Sea ice stretching to about the size of Texas has vanished.
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Algae swamped Utah Lake last week, stretching over 134 square miles.
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Surrounding it all lies an azure sea stretching toward the horizon.
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Are you lacing up your running shoes and stretching your calves?
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She is demanding internal corporate documents stretching back over five years.
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Immigration judges and lawyers have reported case delays stretching years out.
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It is now auditing thousands of files stretching back over decades.
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But look at me — stretching one moment out into a thousand.
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"I came to crack the code," she said during prematch stretching.
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And our galaxy is incredibly big, stretching 100,000 light-years across.
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Also, stretching and almost breaking a little bit of a sweat.
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The class ended with more stretching and a much-needed savasana.
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"Stretching in the morning keeps me motivated," she captioned the photo.
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" Carlinda laughs and straightens, stretching her arms over her head. "Nope.
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Click through to find a few chest-strengthening and -stretching moves.
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But hey—that's OK. I'm fine with this stretching of reality.
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And they keep even the most successful organizations stretching for more.
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Stretching is really about flexibility, both of body and of mind.
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Activewear stocks are stretching for big gains to start the year.
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In some cases, it works just as well as static stretching.
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The bottom line: Stretching isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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Of course, there's the option of yoga or just stretching yourself.
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Other studies using varying stretching regimens replicated these results almost exactly.
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However, Congress can address internet speech directly without stretching antitrust law.
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Paddy fields stretching from the edge of the village were inundated.
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That's six minutes of static stretching for one set of muscles.
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The operation took much longer than expected, stretching over three days.
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Most horror stories fail to stick the landing, stretching themselves thin.
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Stretching your savings across multiple accounts has a few different benefits.
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Lowe's is once again stretching its holiday deals beyond Black Friday
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It could lead to dragnet searches stretching across borders, they argue.
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Test by stretching it - the dough will have some elasticity. 173.
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With a quick stretching motion, he wiggles and spins the noodle.
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The Path season two is a fascinating exercise in creative stretching.
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Jardine analysed data from 157 countries, stretching from 2011 to 2013.
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More and more the photograph is stretching beyond the traditional frame.
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I was constantly bending over and stretching especially towards the end.
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More often than not, you'll end up stretching yourself too thin.
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Stretching, he felt the creak of old age in his knees.
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The free sessions include strength and conditioning, injury prevention and stretching.
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Whatever stretching I did, I made sure to include that one.
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A figure turns at the waist, as if stretching her muscles.
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There is a way to help prevent this type of stretching.
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The sandals were still lightly snug, and more stretching was needed.
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Boyles did some calisthenics on the grooming table, stretching his hamstrings.
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She and I shared an appetizer, stretching it through both sets.
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Dozens of alumni have made allegations stretching back to the 1950s.
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Dozens of alumni have made allegations stretching back to the 1950s.
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The cost of protection is reportedly stretching the Coast Guard thin.
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Assess what your needs are and how stretching might address them.
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He sent a screenshot of me stretching, getting ready for work.
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Interest rate cycles are long, typically stretching 93 to 37 years.
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Turns out, all that stretching hadn't been so careless after all.
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Still, Trump is stretching when he claims this has already occurred.
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Sessions include aromatherapy treatments, deep-breathing exercises and stretching techniques ($35).
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The school district, stretching from the Utah border to Palisade, Colo.
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"City kid stretching his wings," he wrote as his Facebook introduction.
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The other table has my stretching tools, notebooks, and drinking water.
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Luckily, gentle movement like stretching may actually help relieve tension, reduce inflammation, and promote blood flow to your digestive organs, says Jeff Brannigan, director of programming at STRETCH*D, an assisted stretching studio in New York City.
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Now some teams will be doing stretching or video in the morning.
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Oh, and another thing: you really should be stretching after a workout.
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The president had requested $5.7 billion for a wall stretching 234 miles.
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Thats a lot of stretching and a possible explanation for vortex intensification.
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The competition lasts four days, each stretching from 8am to about 6pm.
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His rambling writings -- mostly long paragraphs stretching across pages -- target Jews, Muslims.
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"Stretching in the morning keeps me motivated," she wrote next to one.
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I didn't work, so stretching my savings has been a bit rough.
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Outlook: Does it feel like we're stretching the whole "contender" thing here?
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He says treatment is easy enough: ice, stretching, and ibuprofen for pain.
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A male dancer, after stretching on the studio floor, goes to sleep.
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Warm-up: Brief stretching and foam rolling Lateral band walks Workout: A23.
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I think it's within the first few days that you start stretching.
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The hearings are scheduled to last four days, stretching into next week.
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She led the kids in stretching, dancing, and — of course — goofing off.
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Ahead, find Bataille's best tip for stretching your hair to new limits.
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Cats are experts at stretching, but they have no interested in yoga.
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For me, that's apparently someone too lazy to spend three minutes stretching.
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Time for a quick run and rooftop yoga, and lots of stretching.
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Yes, stretching does make you more flexible, but so does lifting weights.
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" The Instagram user commented, "How long will you be stretching this out?
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Huge crowds developed, with the line of people stretching through Kensington Gardens.
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This song is catchy and straightforward despite stretching out over six minutes.
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Stretching 1,000 miles across, it is now known as the Tombaugh Regio.
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The condition is typically treated through stretching, orthotics and, at times, surgery.
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"What we see in gravitational waves is stretching and squeezing," Farr said.
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Stretching today's trends out to 2050, the 700,000 deaths could reach 10m.
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That brings us to the long-held notion that stretching prevents injuries.
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This is a story with a cosmic scope, stretching from the single
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Treatment focuses on stretching the Achilles' and hamstring, which can be helpful.
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It is not just big, it's massive, stretching more than 320 feet.
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The shoulder strap is tough and hasn't shown any sign of stretching.
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Clinton said, stretching out the word "so" for a couple of syllables.
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There's no fading or stretching or wear on the seams at all.
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The "UMAOTOKO" sticker shows two men in horse costumes, uh, stretching together.
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It's crazy ... Priyanka and Nick's wedding is seriously stretching over 2 weeks!
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This is not stretching the truth or exaggerating, but a boldface lie.
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"Sorry pal" McIlroy mutters when he accidentally bumps into me whilst stretching.
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After stretching my back and neck, he requested that I turn over.
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A new Metro line is under construction, stretching into the eastern suburbs.
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But little research has examined the actual performance effects of dynamic stretching.
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" This time, he said, "I'm stretching far beyond what I usually do.
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You'll get killer stretching and full-body yoga workouts through the app.
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The situation now has broader international implications, stretching far beyond the region.
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Mr. Trump has a long history of stretching facts, predating his presidency.
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More important, I've started stretching for about 15 minutes twice a day.
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Her elegant arms can appear velvety soft before stretching into sharp lines.
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Americans' household earnings are finally stretching back to their pre-recession heights.
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One photo featured an expert stretching a tape measure against a wall.
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Their committee markup lasted over 16 hours, stretching until after 21625 a.m.
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Both detectors measured the exact same stretching and squeezing of space-time.
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It expanded rapidly, stretching nearly 100 miles offshore in just two weeks.
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The stunning length of the fire season is now stretching resources thin.
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Stretching back two decades, the Hennessy fund has returned 12.8% per year.
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Stretching about 1,400 miles long, it is larger in size than Italy.
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She holds him upright, an hour a day … exercising him, stretching him.
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The company has been hit with various fines stretching back several years.
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The second group, serving as a control, began stretching and toning classes.
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From there, he has a leg-stretching 20-minute walk to work.
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Reynolds controls his AS through a special diet, yoga, exercise and stretching.
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Similarly, Growth Factor Plus supposedly needs to be used in combination with spine-stretching exercises and posture improvement, clouding the ability of users to differentiate between the pills and the normal effects of stretching and standing up straight.
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"Stretching is especially important in our modern world because we don't have as many slow movements integrated into most of our lives anymore," said Diane Waye, the owner of Stretching by the Bay, a studio in San Francisco.
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The Camp fire was still raging Wednesday morning, stretching out across 130,000 acres.
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The crisis has had repercussions stretching to Washington and the Democratic presidential contest.
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"Dynamic stretching for me is for me what it's all about," she says.
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They've talked about stretching out the three point line because of this guy.
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That only tends to happen to yoga instructors and other people constantly stretching.
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"Just stretching it out in my rubber corset," she jokingly captioned the shot.
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The much-mooted combination would create a behemoth stretching from France to Russia.
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I do a 220 minutes Peloton interval run, take my time stretching after.
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This wide-field image shows the Milky Way stretching across the southern sky.
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Avery's complicated case, stretching from his first trial for rape to the later
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NIRSCHL EXERCISE: By stretching the muscles in their forearms, players avoid tennis elbow.
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Stretching that display across a handset isn't just more beautiful, it's also functional.
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Once they were seated, Draper began describing his energy stretching and touching Smith.
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It's the story of a country stretching west, across borders and social divisions.
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With 26.2 miles stretching across the five boroughs, you've got plenty of options.
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The run-up had been testing, with ten delays stretching over two months.
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But the show took all of its first season stretching that decision out.
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"Fellas, easy," Trump warned, stretching his hands out as the pack encircled him.
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Stretching back to last season, the Panthers are on a 20-2 run.
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The group controls around 50 miles of the frontier stretching west from Jarablus.
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THE long-feared "Shia crescent", stretching from Iran to Lebanon, is now materialising.
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Boone took advantage of this space by stretching out and pulling funny faces.
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However, that doesn't mean that all pre-workout stretching is a bad idea.
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But another is that the brain-stretching potential of edtech has remained unproven.
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Select Tile under Horizontal stretching and you should have an XP-style taskbar.
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The days are stretching out into endless of hours of sun and possibility.
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Stretching out the life of your loan also means paying more in interest.
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Harry tried it himself, stretching out his arms and standing on one leg.
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"Stretch slow and methodically, and you'll increase and improve your stretching," he explains.
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The skin itself is what's giving off light as it's stretching and moving.
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A new generation of engines is stretching designs and materials to their limit.
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The days of big lines stretching from Snap's vending machines are long gone.
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A common overuse injury, gluteal tendinopathy can be treated with rest and stretching.
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Stretching above $500 might be where fans draw the line and say no.
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That can make stretching out a case the only way to earn more.
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Stretching video aside ... still no hints that Janet will be joining him onstage.
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"Mobile" might be stretching it here—this quick-charging battery station is big.
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Rising S has a backlog of work stretching out more than a year.
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And studies have showed the effectiveness of stretching to relieve chronic back pain.
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Smaller companion canyons are shown in green, each stretching about six miles wide.
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So whether you're blasting or just stretching, it's your fascia and your choice.
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Slowly roll the ab roller forward, stretching your body into a straight line.
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This 20-minute stretching routine is a great way to ease back pain.
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While stretching hasn't been shown to prevent injury, it does feel really good.
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And just like that, I was back to doing extensive pre-workout stretching.
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Hypermobile people need to use extreme caution when stretching to avoid these risks.
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West has been public about his support for Trump stretching back to 2016.
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That straightforward question has been the subject of legal battles stretching back decades.
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Now Happy is stretching the limits of people's understanding of animals once again.
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As he grows weaker, the line only gets longer, stretching on for miles.
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I believe in the radicality of stretching the definition of what "she" is.
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Depending on the dream, that stretching of time can be blissful or excruciating.
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Adam Frazier followed with an RBI double, stretching the lead to 6-2.
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I was strapped for cash and stretching my budget simply attending these weddings.
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This thought occurred to me while stretching on a random high school track.
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Bogaerts' streak-stretching single in the first inning preceded Ortiz's two-run blast.
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Eventually, she learned the harsh reality that she couldn't keep stretching herself thin.
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We were really stretching ourselves, trying really hard to push what we did.
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I do 20 minutes of yoga and stretching for my sweet ol' knees.
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Stone has been widely described as having a penchant for stretching the truth.
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Lines stretching a block or more out the door remained until 9 p.m.
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Calling him empowering is stretching the definition of the word for myriad reasons.
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I've had items thrown at me from cars while stretching in the park.
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LIMBER UP (Him) We get up pretty early and we do some stretching.
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Their informal shelters dot the U.S.-Mexico border, stretching from Tijuana to Matamoros.
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Know you're interested in something like spinal decompression, which involves stretching the spine?
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Others have found successful strategies, including exercise, stretching, physical therapy, meditation and medicine.
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Aerial images showed waterlogged fields stretching as far as the eye could see.
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Stretching in front of her was a wooden jetty built from tree branches.
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One polling place for 21,000 eligible voters is already stretching resources pretty thin.
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The evidence on the effectiveness of stretching for plantar fasciitis is not strong.
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And inflation is decreasing, which means workers' paychecks are stretching a bit further.
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The government has had an aversion stretching back decades to bringing antitrust cases.
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Balls from games stretching back decades remain scattered around the cemeteries of Shukhuti.
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They are often very large, with many stretching more than a quarter-mile.
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We work the winter line, stretching between Cape Edgecumbe Light and Point Woodhouse.
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But if the shutdown lasts longer — stretching into weeks — that's a different story.
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In total, the desert covers almost 50,000 square miles, stretching into four states.
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"That's really stretching it," he said of the decision to overturn the play.
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Rehearsal is about to begin, and dancers are milling around, chatting and stretching.
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In online postings, Zaron boasted of a corporate history stretching back to 1991.
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"Think of it as a mere stretching of the nerves," the scientists say.
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Today's Spotify randomness to accompany the stretching includes Girlpool, Ari Lennox, and Mallrat.
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Nothing on "The Young Pope" comes close in stretching the suspension of disbelief.
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Dr. Mirzakhani, with my colleague Alex Eskin, focused on shearing, stretching and compressing.
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Enceladus feels those forces especially at its poles, stretching the icy shell thin.
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It's a great example of stretching a tight budget in a thoughtful way.
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Harvey talked often about taking care of his body, from stretching to treatment.
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That, in itself, could be stretching out jury discussions, the former prosecutor said.
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I decide to do some stretching and watch a few episodes of Explained.
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The class is hard, but the stretching at the end is much needed.
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This is deeply rooted in the history stretching back to the Ottoman Empire.
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Yet this start-up has a heritage stretching back more than 200 years.
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The Suns gradually pulled away, stretching their lead to as many as 2137.
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Also, stretching may hurt so good, but it still hurts (a lot, sometimes).
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Subjects were randomized to 12 months of aerobic exercise or stretching and toning.
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This net purchase was the third largest in records stretching back to 2005.
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We identified 131 cases, stretching back to 1834, that squarely addressed this question.
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"I can't do anything more than stretching," he said in his Florida kitchen.
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We spread out into the hallways, eating trail mix, stretching, and avoiding conversation.
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Set aside the fact that Trump is stretching the definition of "founder" here.
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The sign of anus stretching to accommodate the load really gets me going.
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" When asked if the group favors a particular method of teaching splits, Lord said by email: "While there are numerous ways for athletes to improve their splits, any stretching technique should include slow, methodical stretching over time to improve flexibility.
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The courts and the field are still there, with Washington Cemetery stretching behind them.
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The garage was adorned with no small amount of Mets memorabilia, stretching back decades.
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Immediately, police were contacted and a massive search effort began, eventually stretching into Spain.
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Under his "reading list" tag alone, he has 106 entries stretching back to 2010!
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That's universal across human cultures, stretching far back to the beginning of time. Yes!
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"It really started out when I was stretching in the audition room," Matarazzo says.
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The rest of the time, in my experience, is always stretching, mobility, rolling out.
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So, that shows underlying weakness as we are stretching to go to higher prices.
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Photos show a line stretching all the way down the block outside the shelter.
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Try stretching regularly or seeing a doctor if your pain in the neck persists.
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But the slogans could have been switched between the two companies without stretching credulity.
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The EPP itself is a fragile alliance, stretching from internationalist liberalism to illiberal nationalism.
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And rather than stretching into the evening, available delivery slots are often cut short.
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There's the largely rural Sixth District, stretching from the western panhandle to Washington suburbs.
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It's small enough that it slips into my pants pockets without uncomfortably stretching them.
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"We are all stretching to prep for that tour choreo," Swift captioned the image.
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The euro traded at $1.1240 after briefly stretching as high as $1.1306 on Wednesday.
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Erin slept on the couch, an arrangement that ended up stretching on for months.
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So even if I'm not doing yoga, I make myself do lots of stretching.
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Like all bubbles stretching back to tulips, I expect the results will be similar.
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Forty little dogs are stretching their legs after being found living in one home.
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There are over 18643 in Manhattan, stretching mostly from 36th up to 57th Street.
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You'll find a mix of yoga, stretching, strength-training, and plain old walking routines.
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Which you were always doing anyway, but this seemed like you were stretching further.
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On the other hand, if your charge is lower, it might recommend supportive stretching.
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More than 130,000 people have arrived this year alone, stretching the country's limited resources.
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She manages to escape with a credulity-stretching sprint past some Ghost Nation toughs.
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This training cycle, by stretching and planking more than ever, I stayed reasonably healthy.
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Theories explaining thick fluids wouldn't explain the way that fibers cleanly detach after stretching.
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Cavdir played a solo, stretching the cable of the GameTrak in melodic, emotional gestures.
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After five weeks, static stretching fared no better than resistance training for improving flexibility.
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This year's race is no exception with mountain stages stretching from start to finish.
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Harry then tried it himself, stretching out his arms and standing on one leg.
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Atlanta stayed in attack mode, stretching its lead to as much as 33 points.
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Next door, several dozen workers are hand-stretching mozzarella and molding curds into ricotta.
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Big, flesh-coloured knickers were then in vogue, often stretching down to the knee.
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The fast-growing city is an inelegant sprawl stretching into groves of coconut palms.
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If you stop stretching and moving, your muscles will adapt to your sedentary lifestyle.
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That said, you need to be consistent with your stretching to achieve lasting benefits.
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In the case of Angry Birds, that means stretching back the bird-catapulting slingshot.
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About half of gas stations in town are open, with long queues stretching blocks.
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Even at those prices, the shop has orders stretching out five or six years.
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"It's early engagement and talking more about our objectives and stretching targets," he said.
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Stretching before a game becomes even more important when you're nearly 90 years old.
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After 210 minutes of stretching and BlackBerry multitasking, he moved to the weight room.
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"It's that endless tundra of aloneness, of loneliness, stretching out before me," Sonya says.
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I'd like to say I floss regularly, but that would be stretching the truth.
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How is the straw stretching and where inside his body does it normally live?
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Parisian-style mahogany double-hung windows stretching from floor to ceiling deliver ample sunlight.
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That meant long lines often stretching outside in the bitter cold of Moscow winters.
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She doesn't only know about cardio dance, she knows about sleep, diet, yoga, stretching.
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"It's good to be back," HoloPic Yuri said, stretching and gazing around the room.
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Because holy SHIT, makeup'd jesters are lurking all over patent filings stretching back decades.
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Brent crude futures rose 0.45 percent to $81.13 a barrel, stretching gains from Monday.
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Then comes the stretching, which is where the reformer really comes into its own.
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Granted, Battlegrounds has a history of shaky tech, stretching back to its March launch.
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Faced with worker scarcities, other Iowa companies are stretching as much as they can.
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We visited a beautiful, tight Italian community with family-owned businesses stretching back generations.
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The gentle muscle stretching of yoga can reduce stress, according to Harvard Medical School.
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In some past studies of stretching, volunteers had stretched but not otherwise warmed up.
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They have done so by turning pregame stretching into something that resembles group therapy.
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The euro traded at $1.1235 after briefly stretching as high as $1.1306 on Wednesday.
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Redick then does about 15 minutes of dynamic stretching with Wright, the strength coach.
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In 1988, Roseanne and Dan were in their 30s, stretching to pay the mortgage.
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But high levels of immigration, stretching over many decades, is not an American tradition.
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A woman lay on the floor stretching, her phone nestled neatly at her hip.
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Jessica was at it again in 2013 ... and all her stretching clearly inspired Emily.
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The pastor had a way of stretching the facts to their most optimistic lengths.
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Haftar has moved troops from southern and eastern Libya to Tripoli, stretching his lines.
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Faced with worker scarcities, other Iowa companies are stretching as much as they can.
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Now, the spread of the coronavirus is stretching Cui's diplomatic skills in new ways.
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But this full-contact whirlwind on wheels has roots stretching back nearly a century.
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Many of them are braided to withstand yanking, twisting, stretching, or the occasional drop.
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That's the product of sticking to Lamborghini's heritage, while stretching it just a bit.
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The streets can feel desolate and forgotten, a certain sadness stretching block after block.
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Crating prevents dogs from fulfilling their basic needs, including stretching, walking and relieving themselves.
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Because it is stretching overseas, the review could fray diplomatic relations with close allies.
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Food Guard lids work by simply stretching over any container, creating an artificial lid.
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A line of cars stretching for miles began piling into Narooma right behind us.
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Olson was injured stretching for a throw during the Athletics' Sunday win over Texas.
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Somewhere along the line I've started to skimp on stretching, foam rolling, and resting.
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Amazon is stretching its tentacles into a wide range of different industries and services.
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You know you're doing good work because you're stretching yourself past your comfort zone.
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Even the C-130 was stretching its operational capacity flying on extremely low fuel.
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She had a disconcertingly careless way of stretching that reminded me of my cat.
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After the back-stretching exercises, the physical therapist began pulling up his lower legs.
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Like an athlete stretching on a sideline before competition, Siatta made his last preparations.
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He agreed to work on some prosthetic goat limbs and suggested some stretching exercises.
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America has long been fertile ground for would-be doomsday prophets, stretching back centuries.
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They detailed acts of police criminality including armed home invasions stretching back to 2008.
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Now when is he going to start stretching his ears and getting hand tattoos?
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But there were thousands in the building, stretching past where I could see them.
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The Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport published a study in 2013 looking at the effects of one bout of stretching after exercise and found no lasting impact on muscle tension and stiffness unless the stretching was continued on consecutive days.
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It's aimed at stretching your back and hips while being really gentle to your body.
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At the door, I rolled my cardigan off my shoulders, and arched as if stretching.
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Those loans are low in interest cost and have extended maturities stretching up to 2034.
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In addition to stretching, Canyon Ranch also made videos that cover relaxation and sleeping techniques.
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"Yeah," they say, stretching their arms, their voice pitching up a little with the exertion.
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They also tweak the positionality of arms, legs, and torsos during stretching and balance skills.
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Where they're existing as a minority, and stretching what and who a minority can be?
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Garcia said he heard his knee pop before his second at-bat Saturday while stretching.
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The euro eased back to $1.1228 after briefly stretching as high as $1.1306 on Wednesday.
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I think that she was stretching things, she was just trying to play a game.
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The group controls around 80 km (50 miles) of the frontier stretching west from Jarablus.
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But, to blame others and deny responsibility generally entails stretching the truth and minimizing accountability.
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Opponents argue this is stretching what bans on sex discrimination were originally intended to cover.
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A new highway, stretching across Eastern Province, runs past Awamiyah, which had been largely isolated.
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Stretching her body, she stretched time, a musical effect that read as resistance and regret.
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He grasped our purpose and meaning was rooted in a missionary's responsibility stretching back centuries.
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The elephant in the room just decided to wake up and start stretching its legs.
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The town is located along a highway stretching from the capital, Damascus, to Aleppo city.
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Here was an extremely doable set of mostly stretching moves that even I could handle.
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Both of the cables stretching through the hinge have "L" and "R" printed on them.
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I have a really great workout — stretching, very light lifting, and an intense cycling session.
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Turning web series into television also means stretching a few minutes of content into 30.
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It was picked up on buoys stretching from New Jersey up to southern New England.
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And so I'm just interested in switching it up and trying different things and stretching.
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Clams's beat is sweet and melodic, drops of synths and a casual breakbeat stretching out.
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I end by foam rolling and stretching a lot, because I am crazy sore still.
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It's a lot like taking a flat world map and stretching it around a globe.
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Come with ideas to share, and be prepared for a day of mind-stretching discussion.
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As of May, Arctic Sea ice stretching to about the size of Texas had vanished.
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A high pressure system stretching from coast-to-coast is keeping the heat turned on.
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Originally, it was only expected to last eight hours, but ended up stretching several days.
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This omission is the latest in a long line stretching back to 2016 and beyond.
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"You'll need massages and stretching or you won't make it through your training," said Abunassar.
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There were places to recognize, sights to see, and roads stretching from coast to coast.
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"I often take for granted how helpful stretching and breathing exercises are," the star shared.
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I walk home hot and sweaty but I enjoy the feeling of stretching my legs.
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Second is Japan's acquisition of new offensive capabilities, which are stretching the constitution even further.
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Online, he read about machine learning, stretching his English and programming skills to the limit.
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That said, stretching before and after your strength-training workouts is always a good idea.
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Metro was once a retail conglomerate with activities stretching from consumer electronics to department stores.
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The new update adds another four years of data — stretching now from 1984 to 2016.
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She's overstepped her boundaries, and clearly they have been stretching, but this time something snapped.
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Usually, Knowles is photographed rocking a blowout, with her black tresses stretching past her shoulders.
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Both groups tout a legacy of conservative environmentalism stretching back to naturalist president Theodore Roosevelt.
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With rumors of the offering stretching back to 2014, Cloudera's IPO has been long-awaited.
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The Slow Mo Guys Gav and Dan are back at Purdue, stretching a 1.5 in.
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That Scrabble game also shows the ways Handmaid's Tale is stretching into the space allotted.
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He has competed at eight straight Winter Games, stretching back to 1992 in Albertville, France.
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" South Koreans say "block shot" while North Koreans say "buhduh make," or "stretching to block.
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Berashe stresses that the increase in camp residents is stretching the limited resources they have.
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You can load a bazooka by stretching to insert a rocket in the rear end.
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Multiple studies point to a decrease in muscle strength and power immediately after static stretching.
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Stress, injury to the scalp and physical stretching of the hair can also be factors.
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For Irondale, "1599" has been an enormous, budget-stretching undertaking, six years in the making.
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But after a couple of minutes of stretching "Crazy in Love" like taffy, Beyoncé reset.
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Gradually, the sky began to lighten, streaks of yellow and bronze stretching across the vista.
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For most people, though, current top-of-the-line smartphones are already stretching their budgets.
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He goes straight for it and lies down, stretching across the entire piece of furniture.
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The area slated for seismic airgun blasting is huge, stretching from New Jersey to Florida.
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They've happened many times over the past four decades, stretching back to the Carter administration.
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The play ended with Grimble stretching across the goal line for a 20-yard score.
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And they can also be found stretching on their yoga mats all over the world.
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Its monarchy — the Chrysanthemum Throne — is the oldest in the world, stretching back to antiquity.
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The beach is downstairs, as is a boardwalk stretching about two miles up the coast.
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But the group is stretching its resources and picking its fights to boost their clout.
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It was mid-January and a partial government shutdown was stretching to record-breaking length.
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The "Big Sub" event at Barnard College involves a sandwich stretching 750 feet across campus.
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We started out with some light stretching to prepare our bodies for the real workout.
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NASA satellites have spotted thousands of miles of brown seaweed stretching across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Luckily, they're clip-ons, so the actual lobe-stretching doesn't have to be a concern.
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Deo's skill lies in not stretching the humour or the farcical aspects of the film.
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But it turns out many of the benefits of flexibility and stretching have been overstated.
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The sounds of a bunch of musicians stretching their limbs and reaching past the horizon.
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Could it have missed its window by stretching an entry out for so many years?
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For the rest of us, Walsh warns, stretching devices can do more damage than good.
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The evacuation orders affected about two dozen communities stretching dozens of miles along the river.
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Once inside, you can hear your eyeballs moving and you skin stretching across your skull.
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Stretching along Lake Michigan, this relatively well-educated district sits among the affluent Chicago suburbs.
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The Kong Naturals Incline Scratcher features an incline design that encourages both stretching and scratching.
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Visitors flocked to see the family of three, stretching for glimpses from behind the trees.
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During the four days of the experiment, only the stretching changed during these warm-ups.
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The reported abuse took place for more than a decade stretching to the mid-1990s.
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Imagine miles and miles of roadway stretching towards the horizon, glinting under the afternoon sun.
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The exhibition is structured as a visual timeline of incidents, stretching across the gallery walls.
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"He brings forward the things that are often hidden — the stretching, the preparation," she said.
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With the current collective bargaining agreement stretching through the 2021 season, that seems highly unlikely.
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He represents a district stretching north and west of Phoenix that has been safely Republican.
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You created fictional administrations in "The West Wing" and "The American President," stretching the truth.
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I'm doing more Pilates, more stretching, a lot of water aerobics and things like that.
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The writers decided to spring for not one but two bonus credulity-stretching late twists.
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It can shape-shift, stretching itself out for long trips and shrinking for city driving.
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About 100 people waited in a line behind him Thursday night, stretching around the corner.
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"What can I do?" she asked, stretching one arm against the doorframe, then the other.
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If you have trouble stretching your paycheck to pay for that rent, I know you.
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Heller, who had not pitched in nine days, said he spent nearly four hours stretching.
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NATO has ballooned from 12 founding members to 29, stretching as far East as Montenegro.
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Stretching across seven acres, it already comes with an already-built cabin and boat house.
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This mixtape sums up the Los Angeles rapper nicely while stretching his aesthetic somewhat thin.
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Think sunshine, blue skies and warmer temperatures stretching through the weekend and into next week.
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Emergency vehicles trailed the hijacked truck, stretching at one point for about half a mile.
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For prosecutors, such policies are also stretching, if not bursting, the bounds of the profession.
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Henrik Lundqvist stretching across the goal line with seconds remaining to secure gold for Sweden.
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Stretching your donation dollars: 5 tipsHow do fire ants form giant rafts to survive floods?
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Tanaka celebrated her 117th birthday Thursday — stretching out her record as the world's oldest woman.
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Currently, CaliBurger has 40 locations, stretching from Mexico to China and Saudi Arabia to Sweden.
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Kudos to Mr. Hay for those four 15-letter theme entries stretching across his grid.
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He has held conversations -- some stretching more than an hour -- with most of the candidates.
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ET, stretching for 2.5 miles from 77th Street to Macy's Herald Square on 34th Street.
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Stretching the Countryman by eight inches has increased interior room to comfortably accommodate four adults.
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Typically, retirement assets get split and living expenses increase, thus stretching retirement dollars even more.
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Martin O'Malley has 11 stops planned across Iowa beginning Thursday night and stretching into Monday.
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Another started a regimen of supervised gentle stretching and balance training three times a week.
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Honesty might be the best policy, but that doesn't stop jobseekers from stretching the truth.
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Similar to a caterpillar, it moves through the water by bending and stretching its body.
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Playoff games are even more trying, now often stretching beyond three and a half hours.
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Moreover, a "parhelic circle" is visible, stretching horizontally through the two moondogs and the moon.
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At one point, Trump said he'd be fine stretching the shutdown for months — even years.
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" But he added, "The debate is: are they stretching the network to its breaking point?
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You can see in July 2018, it was the densest, stretching clear across the ocean.
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Trump hasn't offered a new constitutional doctrine or argued for stretching the "take care" clause.
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Professional pitchers go through extensive stretching and conditioning routines to prevent those kinds of injuries.
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As the temperature climbs, Nambiar's days grow longer, starting at 7:30AM and stretching past midnight.
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For cool-down stretching, I love to incorporate seal and cat stretches to keep back flexibility.
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With 20123 arrests around the world—stretching across four nations—investigators managed to disrupt the network.
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"We choreographed a few numbers, and I need to keep stretching," Anna Camp tells the camera.
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And repeatedly stretching your hamstrings can help you work up to more advanced stretches, like splits.
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"Sydney is making stretching look like Dirty Dancing," Cassie complains, missing the point of Dirty Dancing.
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A young boy stretching from a branch possesses an impossibly long torso in "The Prince" (2015).
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Attenborough's "Planet Earth II" marked another chapter in a storied television career stretching back to 1953.
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I do a bunch of weight lifting and end with stretching — moving seriously wrecks your body!
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To say it's because of Hillary or Trump is stretching it as far as soothsaying goes.
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Slow rates of improvement were observed in Southern counties stretching from Oklahoma to Alabama and Kentucky.
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Footage showed the scantily-clad cavalcade stretching to around 200 vehicles, complete with a drumming band.
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Now they were trying to pick up all this, which was stretching the time on target.
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Reports of Robbins' inappropriate sexual behavior span more than a decade, stretching into the early 2000s.
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I get a nice 45-minute workout in — legs, core work, and a good stretching session.
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It is part of a Y-shaped bridge-and-tunnel combination stretching over 227km (22015 miles).
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The Republican primary required stretching from McSally, who deemed Trump's Access Hollywood comments "disgusting" in 2016.
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Chinese people commemorate the deceased in a tradition stretching back millenia known as the Qingming Festival.
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Hawley is still stretching boundaries, often literally, while disregarding the human experiences they're supposed to contain.
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All of these artists are really stretching themselves creatively and and doing work that I admire.
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That is the last major settlement before territory held by the radical militants stretching into Iraq.
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Supply line backups are stretching all the way to New Zealand, the United States, and beyond.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - SoftBank is stretching the concept of "skin in the game" to breaking point.
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When it comes to practicing gymnastics and other sports, Johnson, 24, emphasizes the importance of stretching.
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We think the selective pressures in this diet led to a gradual stretching of the tongue.
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And on the basis of this latest release, they're going to keep stretching toward streaming heaven.
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You could also try clenching your fists or butt, or stretching your legs so they're taught.
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The worst that could happen: Let your klepto friend know that stretching also comes with risks.
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Much of the recent stretching has occurred as a result of the sprawling "war on terror".
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The heat coming through the bristles dried my hair while stretching my curls to maximum length.
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Salvini is stretching the League's brand, winning new voters but straying somewhat from his northern base.
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Much of the recent stretching has occurred as a result of America's sprawling "war on terror".
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The Grammy-winning singer continued by ripping into Trump and his penchant for stretching the truth.
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Queues stretching for one hundred meters (yards) are a regular sight outside the former power plant.
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The train company reported that delays as a result of the fires were stretching into Tuesday.
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Stretching one heats it up (duh) but letting it contract cools it below its starting temperature.
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You put it on by stretching an expandable back, then settling it lightly over your head.
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Nintendo knows one of its strengths is its huge collection of games stretching back three decades.
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And spending less time on stretching gives you more workout time to devote to getting stronger.
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Today, where green paddies once stood, there are water-logged shrimp farms stretching to the horizon.
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In exchange he pleaded guilty to the murders stretching back to the quadruple homicide in 2003.
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And—anecdotally, at least—I'm aware of this problem stretching beyond my own personal social circle.
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Even still, the conditioner's effects made me confident enough to try stretching without using my blowdryer.
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Stretching in the morning is a great way to feel energized (not to mention prevent injuries).
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The album will be accompanied by an international tour stretching to the end of the year.
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We were surrounded by baobab trees stretching in the distance as far as I could see.
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The shooter has a criminal history stretching back to 1996, NBC News reports, citing court records.
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This nonsense goes on from Phoenix, Arizona to El Paso, Texas, stretching 430 miles of interstate.
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My return to pre-workout stretching started with a knee injury that refused to get better.
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An unbroken line of inoffensive, drop-laden pop hits, stretching into the furthest eons of time.
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Stretching doesn't have to take a lot of time, and sometimes, it's better if it doesn't.
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The section at issue is the northern part of the pipeline, stretching southward from Hardisty, Alberta.
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Chicago continued to expand its lead, stretching it to 91-65 to start the final quarter.
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While he spoke, the ballerina kept stretching and limbering up, as though preparing to go onstage.
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Dr. McPherson urged her to undertake significant weight loss and begin regular aquatic therapy and stretching.
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Softly, she guided the 15 or so students through stretching and strengthening moves, and meditative breathing.
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Well-wishers lined up eight and 10 deep along both sides of Broadway stretching for blocks.
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The family room has a double-height wall of windows stretching up through the entry level.
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We're trotting round the pitch while some of them are quietly stretching by the changing rooms.
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Beneath, the folded rocks stretching southward to Oman hold some of the richest stores of oil.
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That's why I've recently introduced H.R. 85033, the Stretching Entity Resources for Vulnerable (SERV) Communities Act.
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The Times last week published an investigative report about harassment allegations against Weinstein stretching back decades.
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The good news is that stretching to fund a six-month emergency cushion might be unnecessary.
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The section of wall Trump visited Wednesday was a $147-million replacement project stretching 14 miles.
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The 2017 hurricane season was the costliest on record, stretching federal resources to their breaking point.
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The larger section lies to the east in a border area stretching between Bhutan and Myanmar.
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Take a look: NASA compares this stretching, twisting, bending journey of light to a carnival mirror.
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It's the largest film competition and industry platform in a region stretching from Vienna to Istanbul.
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"You don't understand," he says again and again, sometimes stretching "understand" into four or five syllables.
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History is a long record of men like him temporarily rising, stretching back to biblical times.
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That first glimpse a beautifully rendered maelstrom of combat stretching from one horizon to the other.
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Crashed trains and planes, explosions, rubble stretching off into the distance, and refugees in green tents.
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Remove the curd, briefly stretching and kneading, and resubmerge until it is soft and very stretchable.
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In the late 90s, Virginia was a hotbed for bands stretching the boundaries of extreme music.
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Stretching over 12 rooms, the show makes more historically visible this important period in art history.
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It delivers its punchlines and moves on instead of stretching the bit further than it could.
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Stocks fell Monday with the Dow's losing streak stretching to five days as trade tensions linger.
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Dr. Strickland suggested stretching out the pulses in time, amplifying them and then compressing them again.
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It has become the accepted truth that Indigenous peoples have a culture stretching back 65,000 years.
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He built a home gym in his garage, with weights, stretching gear and a punching bag.
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In a profession known for spinning and stretching the truth, he had a reputation for honesty.
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They understand that populism is a broad social movement, including but stretching far beyond just policy.
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This one's stretching the definition a bit, but bear with us, because it's a fun story.
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The college has been criticized for its handling of complaints about Nassar stretching back for years.
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Pitagora tells me that, for some, it's about the sensations of pain, stretching, and increased weight.
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Adam is on his back, draped over the ball, legs extended and stretching for one minute.
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An hour before doors, the line is coiled around the corner, stretching into the chilly distance.
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Ms. Rana boldly used rubato, the stretching of the line to lend it breadth and expressivity.
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The enhanced screening delayed their release, stretching the shelters that housed minors to nearly full capacity.
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Dr. Allers has a tattoo of the solar system stretching from an arm to her collarbone.
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In November, the E.P.A. identified a plume of contamination stretching beyond the site toward nearby homes.
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Republicans and Democrats stretching back to the Nixon administration have tried ideas like this and failed.
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At three times per day for about 10 minutes, a full stretching regimen takes considerable time.
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Others have speculated on social media that Holzhauer's winning streak is stretching the game show's budget.
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Rosario hit a line-drive home run to right-field, stretching Minnesota's lead to 3-33.
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" Later, the Eastern Michigan runner would say: "I was just stretching out, preparing for my race.
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More than 100 women, including famous actresses, have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct stretching back decades.
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Stretching the striped jersey over his shoulder pads would have been a bit of a struggle.
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"After I said 'face up', he grabbed my thigh as I was stretching him," Anne said.
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By 2014 that warm water had moved toward land, stretching from Southeastern Alaska down to Mexico.
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Colombia's started to put it together on offense, playing more fluid passes and stretching the field.
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It was a welcome piece of good news amid the destruction stretching from Barbuda to Tampa.
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Through a glass wall you can see a panorama stretching from San Francisco to Mount Tamalpais.
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T. is doing a post-run stretching video when we get back and I join in.
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Opinion Columnist Chinese leaders stretching back to Deng Xiaoping have often thought in terms of decades.
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Republicans in the House have also been stung by retirements, stretching their campaign resources even thinner.
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Think of the Great Wallendas stretching netless above gorges: a cloud learns not to look down.
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The challenge is striking an honest balance between being too optimistic and not stretching them enough.
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"Lust for Life" is her most expansive album; it has 16 songs, stretching nearly 72 minutes.
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Hardest-hit were poor farming communities in La Mojana, a region stretching across four northern provinces.
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Stretching far beyond my family, I believe the nation, as a whole, is facing similar crossroads.
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California would be a strip of land along the coast stretching from Los Angeles to Monterey.
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Indeed, studies have found that regular stretching can increase flexibility in as little as four weeks.
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He grasped that our purpose and meaning was rooted in a missionary responsibility, stretching back centuries.
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Days stretching 10, 12 or even 15 hours are the norm, Briseno said, her voice cracking.
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It's the big, shattered greenhouse-looking thing stretching into the sky, clearly visible in the background.
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Dynamics are generally subdued, and the singer keeps stretching syllables over repeated notes, to quavery effect.
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Alignment remains a work in progress as we keep growing, learning, and stretching our own limits.
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The routine was light, to be sure, as Ginsburg gingerly completed rotational exercises and some stretching.
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There have been reports stretching back for years now of direct Russian aid to the Taliban.
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The Congo Basin, stretching across six countries, is home to the second-largest rainforest on Earth.
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The eclipse reached totality along a 70-mile-wide zone stretching diagonally across the United States.
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"What people are doing, and it's dangerous, is they're stretching down the credit structure," he said.
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Roku shares plummeted nearly 30% last week, its worst weekly performance stretching to its 2017 IPO.
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A trend line stretching from then to this August places a trend line at around $249.
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More than 100 women, including famous actresses, have accused Weinstein of sexual misconduct stretching back decades.
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The fires have spread across four states, with fronts stretching hundreds of kilometres in some cases.
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In other species, like humans, more than a bit of nerve stretching can cause lethal damage.
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Astronomers now believe there are some 2 trillion galaxies stretching out over 90 billion light-years.
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Together, these photographs depict the artist's body stretching up in contrapposto behind his camera and tripod.
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We can create workplaces that better reflect our country's diversity by stretching toward those leaning in.
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Stretching out to two and a half hours, Midsommar can be needlessly self-indulgent at times.
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It is no secret that Zenefits grew too fast, stretching both our culture and our controls.
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" And while some claim that different kinds of stretching — dynamic versus static, for example — produce different outcomes, Herbert warned: "They are almost invariably expressing an opinion not based on evidence, since there's really been no systematic investigation of the differences in outcomes with different types of stretching.
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" And while some claim that different kinds of stretching — dynamic versus static, for example — produce different outcomes, Herbert warned, "They are almost invariably expressing an opinion not based one evidence, since there's really been no systematic investigation of the differences in outcomes with different types of stretching.
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The Obamas and Carters have a rich history stretching back to Mr. Obama's first term as president.
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He knows this is madness, this doesn't make sense, but he keeps going, stretching outward, feeling— —there.
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My legs and abs are really sore, so I do some stretching to try to limber up.
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Stretching across the middle of his forehead is a tattoo that reads "HEAVEN" in big block letters.
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Some people consider Kuvia, a week of 5 am wakeups for yoga and stretching, a "fun" tradition.
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Many studies, stretching back decades, have suggested tantalizing correlations between trace amounts of lithium and mental health.
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It consists of a series of retractable floodgates stretching across the mouths of the lagoon's three inlets.
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I'm stretching' and they said 'No, do it again's and they said 'Why do you do that?
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First, it is now clear that stretching supply chains thin to make goods ever cheaper carries risks.
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And I'm really stretching the definition of "appeal" for Alice, one of the worst blockbusters ever made.
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But in defiance of conventional wisdom, Hannibal kept stretching his lines out — making his center surprisingly weak.
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But when I try that here, I see only the lone prairie stretching far into the distance.
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There are numerous examples to back this up stretching back throughout the history of the American press.
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The photo shows just how huge Florence looks, with its wind field stretching for hundreds of miles.
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During his 2010 campaign, he was caught multiple times stretching the truth about his own military record.
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Every day, I wake up, and do some sort of stretching, because [pregnancy] hormones soften the bones.
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Luxury labels are accustomed to tempting fashionistas, and now they're stretching from haute couture to haute cuisine.
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"They might see it as ... an easy marketing win without stretching the operations too much," he said.
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It's by no means the only luxury automaker stretching down to attract youthful buyers on a budget.
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He could ultimately insist on a concrete wall stretching across the entire border, as he has promised.
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DOUBLE COBRA STRETCH: Stretching their hand, wrist, and forearm muscles keeps players loose for clutch head shots.
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That's why we were kind of stretching (Shane Greene) and Justin (Wilson) both, trying to get through.
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In fact, the teen has left a trail of bodies behind her stretching from Westeros to Essos.
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He mimicked his son lifting his head up by stretching his neck and looking at the sky.
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At the top of the steps was a corridor with black doors stretching away into the darkness.
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And British manufacturers have supply chains stretching across the world, so weak sterling pushes up their costs.
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Lay in bed for half an hour while browsing on my phone and stretching my lower back.
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The Permian is the top U.S. shale oil region, stretching across western Texas and southeastern New Mexico.
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Meanwhile millions of women have shared their experiences of sexual harassment, abuse and assault stretching back decades.
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It's believed that a 514-mile cable stretching between Tonga and Fiji was damaged by bad weather.
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She suggests stretching out tense muscles in order to release the pressure of a high-stress atmosphere.
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Coach Joel Quenneville said it's really "stretching it" to expect Crawford to be on the ice Oct.
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I know we're stretching it between philosophical drama and a B-movie horror film, but that's liberating.
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That's caused supply line backups stretching all the way to New Zealand, the United States and beyond.
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The vast landscape stretching toward the horizon on this side of the wall is grim and unwelcoming.
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This is actually the perfect day for this class because I am in desperate need of stretching.
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In the morning they were stretching their legs when the missiles starting hitting the ground, Willingham wrote.
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While those heirs take their distributions, they're "stretching" the tax-deferred growth of the IRA over decades.
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They stand in a tradition stretching back to the 1960s, when pan-Africanism was at its peak.
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It sabotages the genre's truly timeless aspects, stretching out surface-level tropes like an ill-fitting skin.
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More than a fifth, 35,000, of those reaching Sweden have been unaccompanied children, stretching services like schools.
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This observation, made by Edwin Hubble (pictured) in 1929, leads to all sorts of mind-stretching ideas.
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And I didn't want to run the risk of stretching out a tattoo if I got pregnant.
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Along with the added scope, Westworld also begins stretching its legs in an entirely different way: humor.
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Think of it satisfying its huge appetite by stretching its long neck to graze far and wide.
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It turns out many of the benefits of flexibility and stretching for us amateurs have been overstated.
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And, much like scratching an itch, stretching out a "tight" muscle will often make you feel better.
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Here, the space-time fabric has a "de Sitter" geometry, stretching as you look into the distance.
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Having good running shoes, that's sports science, eating healthy food, that's sports science, stretching, icing injuries, etc.
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That's a black and white construct unfit for a complicated, scientific, policy problem with implications stretching centuries.
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Ten states in all have declared a state of emergency, stretching from Georgia up through New York.
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It would be stretching it to say that he's glam—but he's an entertainer and a showman.
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It's like a workout video that makes the same corny stretching joke every time you play it.
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McLaughlin has been in telecoms for five years, but he knows the history stretching back even further.
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This classic yoga pose strengthens the spine, arms and wrists while stretching the chest, lungs and abs.
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Rockstar put a great deal of effort into stretching the verisimilitude of RDR803 as far as possible.
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The way you hold the cigarette, even, stretching out your fingers, touching your lips as you inhale.
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You can prevent muscle spasms during the night by stretching out those muscles before climbing into bed.
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When you're charging the battery, you're stretching the rubber band; when you're using it, you're releasing it.
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They agreed plans to take back territory stretching from Kirkuk and Baiji, to al-Shirqat, it said.
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This is stretching the truth some, given Ryan's long-held ambition to overhaul entitlement programs like Medicaid.
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Both sides are abusing the criminal law by stretching it and weaponizing it to target political opponents.
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She began by warming up for ten minutes on a stationary bike and then doing some stretching.
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He stands near the door of a large bus, the charter name American stretching over his shoulder.
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As the rubber band expands, users experience vibrations that simulate those of a real stretching rubber band.
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But he added that he is "stretching far beyond what I usually do" in the current cycle.
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Participants were assigned to one of three activities: brisk walking, stretching and balance training, or dance classes.
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At the time, Wadhams imagined himself part of a glaciological tradition stretching back to the Napoleonic Wars.
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Siri was reprogrammed to be more considerateBut there are more examples stretching far beyond the medical field.
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That's why the 'revelations' about his allegedly predatory behavior supposedly stretching back decades just don't ring true.
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The area is part of the Eastern Tennessee Seismic Zone, stretching from northeastern Alabama to southwestern Virginia.
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Operators include airlines and government agencies stretching from Russia (Aeroflot) to Mexico, Ireland, Kazakhstan, Switzerland and Thailand.
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But those same women wore bikinis, and there was no sign of stretching or aging on them.
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The crowd of marchers grew to the thousands, stretching along Market Street as it moved toward downtown.
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I think it might be stretching him out a little bit and that's always a good thing.
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Scores of videos are available online featuring people whispering, fingernails scratching terrycloth, and hands stretching Play-Doh.
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Cesar Cedeno, a career outfielder stretching the dregs of a once extraordinary talent, started in his place.
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Guo's known for stretching what's acceptable in fashion and is now further pushing the boundaries in beauty.
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We anticipate this being rainbow highlighter part two, so we advise stretching out those ordering fingers now.
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Tonight's Inside Amy Schumer was not just a run-of-the-mill, stretching-for-time clip show.
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The conflict is stretching Turkey's security forces, which are also increasing operations against Islamic State (IS) militants.
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Hedge funds are notorious for their extended noncompetes, with some stretching for years for the top moneymakers.
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Miami took a 36-35 lead in the second period, stretching its run to 20 consecutive points.
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Khan al-Ahmar has been at the center of a legal battle stretching back almost a decade.
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But most public estimates envisioned a fight stretching over months, and that appears to be coming true.
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The crowd was overflowing into the halls and stretching close to the entire length of the building.
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The graphic is a LIGHT BULB, which is an entry stretching across the picture itself at 49A.
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Facebook (FB) on Wednesday acknowledged that the effects of the pandemic are stretching it to the limit.
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Mr. Mitchell worked so hard there that in stretching he tore his stomach muscles and was hospitalized.
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Eagle Scouts collect rainwater by stretching out a shirt and using it to gather drops of rain.
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All around the world, there are pictures surfacing on social media of lines stretching around the block.
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Yoga is especially good, experts say, because it includes them all -- breathing, stretching, meditation and strengthening exercises.
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Subfreezing temperatures have spread across much of Europe over the past week, stretching from Poland to Spain.
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It was like all his sketchbooks compressed into one — an impressionistic retrospective stretching back to early childhood.
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The band's 2013 debut, "Burn," was a restive, rangy album, stretching from slow deliquescence to scorching surrealism.
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Overseas, he's long been hailed as a groundbreaking experimentalist, stretching ballet to unprecedented extremes, daringly questioning convention.
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The Young Pope glances at his adversary, preternaturally long eyelashes blinking, tanned face stretching into a sneer.
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The flyer in question was for an Olympics-themed party, and featured an African American athlete stretching.
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He drove out to his fields, where golden sunshine illuminated rows of soybeans stretching to the horizon.
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To do this, a bridge must balance two opposing forces: compression (pushing inward) and tension (stretching outward).
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The empty hours stretching in front of me every morning were unusual, luxurious, and a little scary.
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The sheer number is stretching the ability of scientists to find enough patients to test them on.
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That house, which sat on a lot stretching back to Waverly Avenue, had its own vivid history.
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Today, their descendants inhabit a vast region stretching from Mexico to the southern tip of South America.
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He changed his off-season training program to incorporate more running and stretching to hopefully avoid injuries.
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He bought a fifth place, then a sixth, stretching out to Soho, Union Square and Columbus Circle.
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Commercial fishermen catch salmon by stretching large nets in the inlet near the mouth of the river.
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Virginia took a 30-28 lead to the halftime break despite appearing capable of stretching a lead.
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The cathedral is the seat of a troubled archdiocese stretching across four counties in northern New Jersey.
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With the grounding stretching on, Boeing has been frustrated in its efforts to begin clearing the backlog.
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Stretching can improve joint range of motion and help runners relax after a run, the authors note.
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In perfect de Sitter space, nothing changes in time; the whole outwardly stretching geometry exists at once.
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Following a strict daily practice routine and stretching regimen, Ichiro was a model of high level consistency.
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Gsellman also underwent many massages and did stretching to loosen soft tissue in and around his shoulder.
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All studies compared tai chi to usual care or other treatments like physical therapy, stretching or exercise.
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The only thing he changed about his preparation in between starts was stretching his right shoulder more.
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The third round of Democratic debates is on the cusp of stretching from one night to two.
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I grew up watching my mother clipping coupons and stretching two bags of groceries over two weeks.
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In a way, stretching outside Manhattan made the city seem smaller to me, more intimate and unique.
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This was reinforced in April at a tasting of a dozen different vintages stretching back to 21970.
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Harris said China's actions had cause disquiet in countries stretching from the Philippines to Malaysia and Vietnam.
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He grasped that our purpose and our meaning was rooted in a missionary's responsibility, stretching back centuries.
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The most intense patient traffic had been occurring in a six states stretching from Texas to Georgia.
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More than 50 women have leveled accusations at the 79-year-old Cosby, some stretching back decades.
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The team that arrived in Madrid this week was unbeaten in 18 games stretching back to October.
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The third round of Democratic debates is on the cusp of stretching from one night to two.
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The system is expected to snarl travel, with winter weather advisories stretching from the Dakotas to Maine.
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He also managed to stay on the bag while stretching to receive a wide throw from Davis.
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Footprints covered the carpet like brush strokes on a canvas; I imagined Madonna whirling around, stretching, dancing.
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Inside, Xi laid out a vision for a strong and confident China stretching decades into the future.
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You sneak past lines of workers stretching toward the horizon, and scenes of guards administering pointless beatings.
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Instead, he looked towards the stretching exercises documented on phimosis internet support pages and in academic papers.
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Stretching of spacetime by a gravitational wave / Image courtesy of Wikicommons Stretching of spacetime by a gravitational wave / Image courtesy of Wikicommons If they could detect a stretch of land in the LIGO tunnels in one direction and compression in the other, they could theoretically detect a gravitational wave.
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The vast rangelands stretching across Somalia are governed by a communal system of ownership known as the xeer.
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They recognise that they will be more likely to succeed by stretching facts rather than spouting outright lies.
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Most pre-workout rituals include stretching or fueling your body, but for Melanie Griffith, it's taking a selfie!
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Temperatures will be 23 to 30 degrees below average in locations stretching from the Montana to South Texas.
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The NYC Trump #Inauguration protest tonight is huge, stretching from Columbus Cir beyond 66 St #StandUnited #WeThePeople pic.twitter.
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"It feels like someone's pulling pliers apart under my skin, stretching and tearing it very slowly," Leonard says.
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The stretching and compressing in the different dimensions correspond to a system's positive and negative "Lyapunov exponents," respectively.
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He even started displaying typical mating behavior around Hululu, including stretching out his wings around the cardboard figure.
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If you're not feeling sexual, other physical activities, such as dancing and stretching, are a good idea, too.
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Glistening bulbous vessels of color stretching 40 feet into the sky against magenta flora and lush green foliage.
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He was injured stretching as far as he could for a long throw from third baseman Nolan Arenado.
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But they extended evacuations to an area dotted with trees and cabins stretching about 2330 miles (25 kilometers).
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This has the effect of stretching the planet along the direction toward the other mass (star or satellite).
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So they prepared the same way they do for a gymnastics competition – with some light stretching, of course.
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And that is something that&aposs time frame that Kim can use to benefit by stretching out negotiations.
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I travel a lot, and I'm pretty fast and good at stretching the power of a carry-on.
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These kinds of trash bags are usually black and could easily hold and lift bodies without even stretching.
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The worst effects will be felt in the tropics — the warm, sunny region stretching across the Earth's equator.
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Without a long career stretching before him, Sir Vince, 75, has the freedom to shake up his party.
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Although they are constantly in motion, either stretching or kicking a ball around, their athleticism is not titillating.
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For me, it resonates really well playing this music in a place with an endless landscape stretching out.
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Michigan State University (MSU) has been criticised for its handling of complaints about Nassar stretching back for years.
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Equipment was being misplaced, takes were stretching on for hours and someone's whereabouts was always being inquired about.
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Other than Samsung stretching the resolution a bit higher, the Gear 360's video capabilities haven't advanced much.
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Through stretching and spacing, the team was able to tune the resonance frequency up to 9.15-12.38 GHz.
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Cool down: Stretching and foam rolling "This is a just a snippet of her total program," says Bruno.
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At the time we were still learning time stretching, so if you listen they go off rhythm sometimes.
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Food is a challenge, and Mays says that getting meals on the table means stretching the budget creatively.
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Under the Libyan desert sun, the highway stretching behind him was so hot it shimmered in the distance.
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You'll learn a little something about the importance of stretching — and feel a little better about your inflexibility.
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There are some who claim to be affiliated that we think they're stretching it and we can tell.
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The ones who want it bad enough stick around, stretching their 0003 minutes as long as digitally possible.
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It has a team of "doughbots" that speed up stretching the dough from 45 seconds to just nine.
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This variation has been up since around the time of the attack, with comments stretching back four weeks.
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By stretching reverse perspective into fresh territory, Larsen has revived a disregarded organizational device into something absolutely contemporary.
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Xi'an has a long history, stretching back to the Mao era, of supplying technicians needed by defence industries.
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Plus, attendees got the chance to pamper themselves with yoga, therapeutic stretching, and one-on-one beauty tutorials.
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I feel like that's my way of warming up or stretching to access how I am actually feeling.
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The Ozarks encompass most of Southern Missouri, stretching into Arkansas, Oklahoma, and a tiny of part of Kansas.
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While the book's stretching techniques and recipes seem harmless enough, there's no doubt that using sunscreen prevents sunburn.
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Slowly, the artist removes the substance from her body, stretching the polymer until it snaps off her skin.
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Wurm has been stretching cars out, folding them over, and puffing them up in his artwork since 2001.
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Another one opens on a desert scene and a line of marching camels stretching out to the horizon.
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And if the KonMari method's viral success is any indication, this stretching trend could make waves globally, too.
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Once, when a performance sequence was stretching out to a length that immediately cried out for an edit.
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"This is probably more a result of the process of stretching than the resulting flexibility itself," Lauersen said.
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Doug Aitken is an artist known for stretching the terms "site-specific" and "land art" to their fullest.
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Ultimately, 44 volunteers in the aerobic exercise group and 50 in the stretching group stayed with the study.
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ET Friday, snow was falling across a crescent stretching from Arkansas through Kentucky and down into North Carolina.
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In a rotational hit, the broccoli stalk — the brain stem — can twist, stretching and damaging the nerves there.
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Both of these shifts require a great deal of mental stretching from conventional and societal ways of thinking.
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In one video, Spears shows a collage of the day, along with a clip of the group stretching.
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He's best known for his comedy, but Billy Eichner is stretching his acting chops into a new genre.
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But I worry when I feel the slightest cramping, even if it's only the routine stretching of ligaments.
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Stretching the middle ground OK, so some "pre-existing law and practice" middle ground should save the day.
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My first five months in New York City, I was an intern stretching a $12-an-hour paycheck.
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The greenback was down 0.15 percent at 111.44 yen, stretching overnight losses, amid risk aversion in broader markets.
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Today I think people are more comfortable stretching out their due diligence and relationships pre funding with companies.
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There are a lot of families struggling to make ends meet, stretching money to cover costs, including food.
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As far as nerves go, the sixth cranial nerve is quite long and prone to stretching or damage.
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As of autumn last year, the accumulation of bodies of drowned migrants was stretching resources to the limit.
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Steller's jays live in coniferous forests up and down Western North America, even stretching a ways into Mexico.
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Waymo has done testing in Tahoe previously, stretching back to 2012, using its earlier Lexus-based test vehicles.
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Remember that stretching is sometimes uncomfortable, but it should never evoke a level of discomfort that feels cautionary.
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She captured photos of low-hanging black smoke stretching for miles as she and her boyfriend evacuated Paradise.
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Jackson was in office from 2009 to 2013, but the EPA only has records stretching back to 2011.
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Its three functional fitness floors had ample room for stretching and all the necessary equipment without feeling cramped.
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But you can mitigate that with "dynamic stretching," which emphasizes movement with lunges, hip rotations and leg kicks.
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Unlike movies or episodes of TV, games tend to be incredibly long, often stretching across dozens of hours.
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The company recently won approval from the Department of Energy for transmission lines stretching from Oklahoma to Tennessee.
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The New York Times last week published an investigative report about harassment allegations against Weinstein stretching back decades.
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The debate is now stretching into its second year — the city dropped its effort last year amid protests.
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It was late when we climbed into our tower bed, fields stretching in every direction, frogs croaking demonically.
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When we look back on that period, we see soup lines stretching for blocks and desperate migrant families.
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He said he would rest, in addition to performing strengthening and stretching drills, over the next few days.
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Drinking fizzy, gaseous beverages can make you gaseous too, stretching the gut and potentially causing discomfort and bloat.
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Then Johnson bagged a 3-pointer with 222:211 left, stretching the North Carolina lead to 213-29.
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Once complete, it will be the largest wildlife crossing in the United States -- stretching over 10 freeway lanes.
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From the right angle, audience members could see Normani's dancers stretching and practicing for the high-energy number.
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Urazami begins his mornings with stretching exercises and a health check before rolling up to the cards table.
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After stretching, Sapakie slowly introduced Lopez to the principles of pole dancing, such as basic spins and climbing.
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LOOSEN LIMBS My trainer has drilled into me how important stretching is to maintaining circulation and overall health.
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The shirt is marketed as being odor-free, breathable, moisture wicking, stretching, and three times softer than cotton.
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Durbin accused McCain of stretching the truth in his own letter to the editor for the Journal Thursday.
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The reason why it's common to fart in yoga class comes down to two factors: relaxation and stretching.
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Both are enormous facilities with arms stretching 4-kilometers (about 2 and a half miles) across the ground.
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He has just been slashed down from behind, deliberately chopped to the floor by a stretching, freckled leg.
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You can see some videos of these illusions here, or even try the finger stretching one at home!
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Its passage has been awaited by the music industry for several years, stretching back to the Obama administration.
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"I think that historically, Southern food is really about being frugal and stretching and not wasting," Vivian said.
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Several users in the data confirmed they signed up to 8tracks, with some signups stretching back to 2008.
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Thomas J. Walsh, a urologist at the University of Washington, believes there's little benefit to penis stretching devices.
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Boku, founded in 2008, according to Crunchbase, has raised nearly $90 million across rounds stretching back to 2008.
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Her vocal producer, Mischke, has a résumé stretching from Michael Jackson and the Spice Girls to Gwen Stefani.
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"I focus on the game, start to do stretching, warm up, have fun, listen to music," he says.
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The therapy — painful deep tissue massage, stretching, hot compresses of foul-smelling steamed wool — was "torture," she said.
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On the lake, the mountains, rising up 6,000 feet and stretching along the shoreline, stole all my attention.
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"Stretching," with over 3.5 million copies sold, has been the economic fuel for Mr. Kahn's activities ever since.
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"I want to be a good leader, not a good lady leader," Ardern said, stretching out her legs.
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But, in all of these situations across the country, the poorest 20 percent are stretching beyond their means.
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I made my clothes last as long as they could, just stretching everything out as much as possible.
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The key idea stretching across both men's work is that there's no such thing as a perfect contract.
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Drug companies are stretching out their patent protections by seeking approvals for existing drugs to treat different diseases.
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Nick Martini then doubled to right — stretching his hitting streak to five games — with Garcia stopping at third.
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Inspired by Maya Lin's Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the work is monumental in scale, stretching over 218 feet long.
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Mr. McConnell has grown increasingly impatient and frustrated with Democrats for stretching out the time to consider nominees.
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The San Francisco Giants are stretching out on the field of their spring training facility in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Up close, we can see the trembling effort of stretching and balancing — the dancer's asymptotic relationship to perfection.
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Cespedes endured more leg muscle injuries, and was found to be deficient in his hydration, stretching and running.
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As the climate changes, the fire season is getting longer, now stretching from June through October in Europe.
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On the morning of my final timed trial, I spend more time than usual stretching and warming up.
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But he is not honoring Sergeant Johnson's sacrifice by insisting on falsehoods and stretching out this sordid spectacle.
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Ms. Streisand was a defining leading lady in '60s, '70s and even '19703s films, stretching across various genres.
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Mr. Kalish finds his INNER NERD (60A) hidden in and stretching across five phrases that are fairly familiar.
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The narrow white line stretching across the center of the image is the notochord, or an early backbone.
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By August, Amazon had awarded her company, VHU Express, an additional 17 locations, stretching from LA to Boston.
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In Trump's case, the wall is a physical barrier stretching from the Pacific to the Gulf of Mexico.
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He said an independent committee will investigate atrocities against Sudanese people stretching back to when Bashir took power.
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The Hughes Corporation hopes so, and she herself is stretching out of her usual comfort zone to try.
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This is an important finding because squid nerve cells are immense, with axons sometimes stretching several feet long.
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So while various stretching poses would be allowed, "namaste" would remain verboten, as would using chants or mantras.
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Like the Spetsnaz, the military's signals intelligence units have a storied history stretching deep into the Cold War.
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Since 2006, Myanmar's government has established a special dolphin protective zone stretching about 50 miles north of Mandalay.
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You'll feel pressure, and you may also feel some stretching or burning during the first week or two.
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Sale reached double-digit strikeouts for the sixth straight time, stretching his major-league-leading total to 20.
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What It Is Group or individual classes that offer head-to-toe stretching for all levels of fitness.
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"Fine," she said, stretching out her pretty legs without looking at him, her youth the ultimate trump card.
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The royal has held the title since 2015 and has ties to the university stretching back to 2001.
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Yet profound bottles allow us to make sense of wine by stretching our understanding of beauty and meaning.
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But Turkey does not regard islands as having economic exclusivity stretching up to 200 miles beyond territorial waters.
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Just twelve million Americans live in the path of the eclipse totality, stretching from Oregon to South Carolina.
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Satisfying and stretching are short-term options, while substitution and supplementing with guest workers are longer-term strategies.
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" Ms. Blanchett praised the movie for "stretching the boundaries" of the art form and "defining and redefining cinema.
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The barrier Mr. McNamara talked about today would be a new strip stretching eastward 15 miles toward Laos.
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Some were carried on people's shoulders and others on wooden carts, stretching the hospital's resources to the limit.
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Boreal forests ring the globe just under the Arctic Circle, stretching across Canada, Alaska, Siberia and Northern Europe.
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Boreal forests ring the globe just under the Arctic Circle, stretching across Alaska, Canada, Siberia and northern Europe.
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Boreal forests ring the globe just under the Arctic Circle, stretching across Canada, Alaska, Siberia and northern Europe.
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Instagram isn't alone in trying, and possibly stretching too far, in an attempt to comply with US sanctions.
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They aren't all just focused on running, either, as it also offers yoga, sculpting, stretching routines, and others.
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Approaching in a small plane, I could see open water stretching for miles south from the Tikigaq peninsula.
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Then came a long line of women making headlines with accusations of sexual assaults stretching back over decades.
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Meteorologists issued extreme heat advisories stretching from the East Coast through the panhandle of Texas and the Midwest.
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Ricco said preventing soft-tissue injuries involved monitoring a range of area including hydration, stretching, sleep and more.
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Andrew M. Cuomo has proposed a statewide trail stretching from the Battery in Manhattan to the Canadian border.
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That number is a slight fall on 2015 but Russia has a strong order backlog stretching to 2020.
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Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe (CNN)The cellphone footage reveals rows of steel cells stretching along a concrete floor.
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I felt as if I'd stumbled into Borges's Library of Babel, its shelves stretching infinitely in every direction.
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The asset manager has holdings across a broad range, stretching from global stocks to municipal bonds and more.
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Johnny Venus and Doctur Dot take their time on the track, leisurely stretching each syllable to its max.
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Think of the clever clues and themes you encounter as a reward for stretching beyond your comfort level.
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Charles M. Blow The Trump resistance movement is stretching its wings, engaging its muscles and feeling its power.
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Durbin accused McCain of stretching the truth in his own letter to the editor for the Journal Thursday.
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That's because our atmosphere bends sunlight a bit, essentially stretching it over a slightly greater area of land.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported that only 2012 had been warmer in archives stretching to 1895.
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Now the Mets have gone a good deal beyond that, stretching the screens about halfway into the outfield.
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Breakfast for dinner — frittatas are perfect for stretching ingredients in a healthful package — is always on the table.
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A few people were leaning on canes; others, dressed in workout gear, were stretching and talking on cellphones.
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We all know that the area stretching from Texas to Louisiana makes up one-third of U.S refinery.
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Light, slow stretching is all it takes to shake off grogginess and limber up for the day ahead.
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The Rohingya walked in large groups, sometimes thousands strong, stretching in ragged columns along the wild Rakhine coastline.
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