If we're stuck in phase one, we're stuck in phase one.
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You're stuck in that line as long as you're stuck in it.
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A wise woman once told me this, 'Stuck in hair, stuck in life.
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So Behdadfar's money is stuck in the third country, and she's stuck in Tehran.
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In November of 2019, Mikkel gets stuck in 1986, and Ulrich gets stuck in 1953.
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Samantha isn't literally stuck in that car; she's stuck in her life on the cusp of college.
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So, if a driver is stuck in traffic, they can quickly tap "stuck in traffic" to notify the rider.
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You know," he adds with a smile, "the wheels on the bus get stuck in your head, stuck in your . . .
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And if you're stuck in the past, then you're stuck in sadness or regret or anger, and it's not good to do.
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Sure, everyone is going to meet up eventually, but metaphorically and often literally, they're trapped — stuck in the park with no way out, stuck in cycles of manipulation, stuck in endless programming loops, and stuck experiencing realizations that we've already had revealed to us.
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KOTA not all this sort of rock dude stuck in the suburbs, but it's little vignettes told by a rock dude stuck in the suburbs.
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" According to the post, they used tools "which we use in situations for ring removals, fingers stuck in drains, and now cats stuck in drains.
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The list includes a Barbie doll arm stuck in a man's urethra, as well as a toy lizard and a shower head stuck in patients' rectums.
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So while the lack of USB-C on the new Surfaces makes it seem like Microsoft is stuck in the past, it's really stuck in the present.
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PAUL SINGER: No. But something significantly north of this 2% that America is stuck in or 1, 1 1/2 that Europe is stuck in is possible.
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Perhaps the only thing worse than being stuck in an internment camp is being stuck in an internment camp when there's a deadly virus on the move.
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That&aposs why he makes these boring movies to try to keep black people stuck in the pain of their ancestors and stuck in the pain of slavery.
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That said, it's also no fun to see a team stuck in purgatory; unwilling to commit to a youth movement and stuck in the 75 to 85 win range.
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Selena Gomez got stuck in an elevator in Paris and sprung into survival mode without panicking ... which is another good reason to be stuck in an elevator with her.
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" - Jessica, 35 "Got stuck in a closing door.
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She's the one who nominated him for the show, saying that he's "stuck in the '70s with his style," keeps making veggie wraps, and is basically stuck in a rut.
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Some people say this rumor is untrue, but have you ever heard a story of someone getting stuck in a bathtub about someone who hadn't actually gotten stuck in a bathtub?
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Like most sitcoms, The Simpsons needs you to avoid thinking about how its characters are stuck in place, because it might make you start thinking about how you're stuck in place.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - ConocoPhillips is stuck in a rut.
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This means that while Happy Death Day was a horror movie about a college student stuck in a time loop, the sequel is really about a college student stuck in Happy Death Day.
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The island whose selling point is being stuck in time is now suffering because it is stuck in the middle of a modern-day struggle over jobs and who should be doing them.
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Why do people want to get stuck in the past?
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This is the first time I've been stuck in space.
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And I've never had a song "stuck" in my head.
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With Christmas rapidly approaching, Berg was stuck in a bind.
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I'm stuck in here, and I don't have my phone.
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A wheeled automaton could well get stuck in the sand.
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This is the vicious cycle consumer robotics is stuck in.
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A depiction of the HMS Terror stuck in the ice.
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His wife and child are stuck in his home country.
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I don't have to be stuck in a bar job.
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Get ready to have this stuck in your head forever.
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We were stuck in the Dallas airport the other weekend—
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I'm stuck in a checkout line with an unlabeled ham.
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But the commercialization game still seems stuck in startup stage.
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And then I'm stuck in the tree and I'm afraid.
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But clearly, some men are still stuck in the past.
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It's rush hour, so we get stuck in traffic. Ugh.
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An overhaul of the judicial system is stuck in parliament.
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Most of the time, passengers are stuck in their rooms.
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That's four whole days (plus eight hours) stuck in traffic.
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Stuck in a sales slump, Macy's is shrinking to grow.
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We were always stuck in hotels or in a car.
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They're stuck in a suburban world where fantastical creatures roam.
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Until then, don some oven gloves and get stuck in:
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We expect you to be stuck in financing this membership.
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They're stuck in this situation until whatever caused it resolves.
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I had that theme stuck in my head for years.
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Sometimes you get stuck in your period of peak rebellion.
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Catching up on the world while I'm stuck in quarantine.
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A car stuck in mud in Montecito, California, on Friday.
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"She's kind of stuck in limbo right now," Esquilin said.
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I'm stuck in here and I don't have my phone.
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Meanwhile, the other economies stuck in the trap remain stuck.
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"All the fun things get stuck in there," Pierce said.
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The ions also probably get stuck in the lunar dirt.
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These financial butlers are not stuck in the past, however.
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So he was just stuck in space, watching people helplessly.
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I feel incredibly guilty keeping them stuck in this bathroom.
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That's not to say their work is stuck in time.
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I'm stuck in this battle of me versus the algorithm.
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No wonder so many countries remained stuck in between them.
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I didn't want to be stuck in a time capsule.
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All the top brands are included, so get stuck in.
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I was stuck in this nightmarish reality that she's gone.
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His family lives in L.A., but he's stuck in Tijuana.
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Americans spend around 42 hours a year stuck in traffic.
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"We are stuck in a total trading range," he said.
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Until then, British politics is stuck in a holding pattern.
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We get stuck in traffic and chat about our lives.
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Haftar's tanks and vehicles are stuck in Tripoli's southern suburbs.
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The conversation, she admitted, sometimes gets stuck in liberal vs.
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Stuck in a conflict they don't choose to be in.
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Patmore is so awkward to be stuck in the middle.
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We're stuck in this drug war and criminal justice system.
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Mare stuck in mud is rescued by volunteers in Ireland.
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A horse was stuck in mud in Ireland last week.
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The unknown will leave you stuck in a bad situation.
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Are we all stuck in a loop, a la Westworld?
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I hate how older people get stuck in the mud.
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We're sorry if this is now stuck in your head.
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Here is one: stuck in the middle of you. pic.twitter.
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The country has been stuck in political deadlock ever since.
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"They are really stuck in a value trap," Goldin said.
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We've been sort of stuck in a 43% level growth.
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It likely didn't mean to get stuck in cat fur.
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The car was stuck in a virtual sea of humanity.
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When she leaves work, she never gets stuck in traffic.
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The doll's long hair also got stuck in the wheels.
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Tampa weighs down competition; it's stuck in the status quo.
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It just felt like breakups were stuck in the past.
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The danger is they can get stuck in the esophagus.
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On being stuck in a patch of sinking sand. 6.
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The problem was, the ball got stuck in the dog.
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Next thing you know, you're stuck in an ironclad contract.
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But after that, he's stuck in his stiffest, clumsiest mode.
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"Nielsen is still stuck in the TV age," Offer said.
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Unlike boys, Badiou doesn't see girls as stuck in childhood.
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And this guy whose head is stuck in a cage.
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Stuck in that crouch, Labissiere's faith numbed with his legs.
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Where The Chainsmokers have never been stuck in your head?
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And now their identities seem to be stuck in place.
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Stuck in detention, immigrants often become overwhelmed and give up.
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Retiring Why is the American economy stuck in low gear?
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Conversations around today's internet are stuck in a stifling binary.
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But that bill quickly found itself stuck in Senate limbo.
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Instead, it shows that Alabama is stuck in the past.
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Daley, on the other hand, is stuck in the wormhole.
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For the past decade, Madden has felt stuck in time.
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Shashi ensconced in the city, and Prabhati stuck in Ishwarpur.
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People say her spirit is still stuck in the castle.
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Now he is stuck in Turkey, to his family's relief.
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These people were stuck in their rewarding, but impersonal careers.
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We're actually stuck in an airport waiting for our flight.
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I was so overjoyed to be stuck in a ditch.
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Will we be stuck in the vortex of American politics?
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Narrator: Ever been stuck in an airport, parched and hungry?
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A man's dentures got stuck in his throat during surgery.
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Yet many remain stuck in positions with rigid working hours.
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Three of these memoirs have stuck in my mind recently.
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And yes, it will be stuck in your head forever.
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Its web design, however, has been stuck in biblical times.
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There he is, Gus, stuck in the crosshairs as usual.
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And now he's found himself stuck in a terrible situation.
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Anything is better than remaining stuck in a hole forever.
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Stuck in the middle of it all is Saudi Arabia.
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God rest their souls, they're stuck in a time well!
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That's a ghost, a theoretical time well, stuck in there.
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Behold, 14 celebrities who seem to be stuck in time.
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I feel that we are stuck in a binary world.
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Without him, they would have been stuck in a box.
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"It's more stuck in the past than on the future."
|
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"Right now we're stuck in the mud," Milatti told me.
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Fruman was supposed to attend but was stuck in traffic.
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Instead, the two nations have been stuck in a quagmire.
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LONDON — Trucks parked along freeways or stuck in gridlocked ports.
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And Christmas lights will remain stuck in the geopolitical battle.
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That's why the Clean Power Plan is stuck in court.
|
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Make the change, or get stuck in a bad rut.
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I really don't like getting my heels stuck in grass.
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They are stuck in that environment and can't get out.
|
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Yet you're still stuck in high school for two years.
|
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Canada finds itself stuck in the middle of the dispute.
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It was like watching a racecar stuck in midtown traffic.
|
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I'd love to be stuck in a pod with you.
|
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"I'm stuck in the middle," Mr. Rycharski said, sounding resigned.
|
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Since then, Clinton's campaign has been stuck in a rut.
|
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We were stuck in a game of Who Cares Less?
|
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Food particles get stuck in cracks, making them more visible.
|
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And so do people who are stuck in their ways.
|
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"I was stuck in this role of widow," he said.
|
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There are many Republicans stuck in this kind of position.
|
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JUDGING BY RECENT headlines, America's unions appear stuck in time.
|
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History doesn't stay stuck in the time that it happens.
|
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Plenty of other buildings are stuck in a similar purgatory.
|
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I was stuck in this vicious holding pattern for years.
|
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It seemed his cleats were stuck in the soggy gloaming.
|
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Nobody likes to get stuck in the mud or snow.
|
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Folks have been stuck in poverty for a long time.
|
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You are stuck in a box for several hours. Right?
|
|
Science moves forward, even as we remain stuck in place.
|
|
Taylor told investigators his SUV got stuck in the snow.
|
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Plus, the business itself was stuck in a different era.
|
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We won't get stuck in this moment, nor should you.
|
|
"We got stuck in the age of typing," Dorsey said.
|
|
Global equities were stuck in their worst run since November.
|
|
"Auth [authentication] is still stuck in the '90s," Cuthbert said.
|
|
I never feel like Dark is stuck in a corner.
|
|
Our government is in crisis, stuck in a vicious cycle.
|
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We preemptively apologize for getting it stuck in your head.
|
|
Other cities are moving forward and we're stuck in limbo.
|
|
"The words were just stuck in my throat," he said.
|
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Five Iraqis and one person from Yemen stuck in Cairo.
|
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Congressional Democrats with national aspirations are stuck in a bind.
|
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This isn't the time to stay stuck in your ways.
|
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Because no hardworking student should be stuck in the red.
|
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So she's kind of stuck in the position she's in.
|
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Without this program, I would literally be stuck in bed.
|
|
Now, thirty-five years later, it is evident that painters such as Eric Fischl and Julian Schnabel are period artists, stuck in their time, just as Jim Dine is stuck in an earlier period.
|
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Getting stuck in a negative cycle Friends are good outlets to vent to, but when it's a work friend on the receiving end, you run the risk of getting stuck in a negative cycle.
|
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Stuck in the Middle Stuck in the Middle: Your biological father should independently reach out to your family in order to acknowledge the lifesaving role they have played, and to respectfully ask to meet them.
|
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You're much less likely to get stuck in an elevator now.
|
|
I think she's stuck in between; she relates more to people.
|
|
"Pet insurance has gotten stuck in a vicious cycle," he adds.
|
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But to the uninitiated, beware: It'll get stuck in your head.
|
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It's generally been stuck in the high 20173s to low 40s.
|
|
He's now stuck in the middle of a very crowded pack.
|
|
"Stuck in between me and my dreams, felt incomplete," she sings.
|
|
Ground-in dirt, pet hair, and more stuck in your carpets?
|
|
And here I am, alone, stuck in a rut of homelessness.
|
|
But if you're stuck in cubicle purgatory, that's not an option.
|
|
The pooch was stuck in an animal trap, the story said.
|
|
Buses are often hot, slow, and can get stuck in traffic.
|
|
"He&aposs stuck in a vent in the house," she screams.
|
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This is a great chance for people to get stuck in.
|
|
"Lift Me Up" got stuck in my head for a week.
|
|
"(Neftali) is getting stuck in these innings for sure," Counsell said.
|
|
The federal government is stuck in its longest shutdown in history.
|
|
Kids stuck in rainy LA. I don't feel guilty at all.
|
|
The astronauts were stuck in a loop, spinning faster and faster.
|
|
When your hair gets stuck in a fan, you keep singing.
|
|
When stuck in traffic, they chat to friends and conduct business.
|
|
The euro versus sterling remained "stuck in a range", he said.
|
|
Zoë Saldana is stuck in a bit of a time loop.
|
|
The U.S. economy has been stuck in low gear since 2000.
|
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But our approach to immigration remains stuck in a muddled past.
|
|
Feeling kind of tired, maybe kind of stuck in a rut?
|
|
Since then human space flight has been stuck in Earth orbit.
|
|
A plant stuck in a sports bottle calls to mind Duchamp.
|
|
Families of the crew were meanwhile stuck in an emotional purgatory.
|
|
But memories aren't the same as being stuck in a quagmire.
|
|
I got stuck in that bro hug and I liked it.
|
|
Otherwise, Cannes will be stuck in the same loop Muir identified.
|
|
And so the migrants were stuck in limbo on the base.
|
|
Yet 2.1m people are thought to be stuck in such areas.
|
|
And essentially he's stuck in Tonga and that's it for him.
|
|
Drew Nichols meets Alexa Monroe while stuck in a hotel elevator.
|
|
Many became stuck in the mud, dehydrated and starved to death.
|
|
During the past decade, however, they got stuck in a rut.
|
|
As a result, prices may be stuck in a holding pattern.
|
|
She found herself stuck in downtown Dallas until 7 a.m. Friday.
|
|
Or when you feel like you're stuck in a stagnant place.
|
|
One day, I was stuck in bed with a stomach bug.
|
|
Tumblr is for people stuck in 2011 and Warped Tour (sorry).
|
|
WarnerMedia is stuck in licensing agreements that will limit its appeal.
|
|
We were having a hard time, really stuck in the mud.
|
|
People would spend less time stuck in traffic during their commutes.
|
|
As a result, the rules are stuck in a legal quagmire.
|
|
I'm stuck in insert mode for the rest of my life.
|
|
Go deeper: The drug pricing debate is stuck in the past
|
|
"Oil is also stuck in this long super cycle," he said.
|
|
But assuming I'm stuck in Purge-landia, I have several ideas.
|
|
Are we stuck in some sort of sick, twisted time warp?
|
|
Otherwise, the "figure" is stuck in a hovering mid-flight pose.
|
|
The movie's Greek characters are silent and seemingly stuck in time.
|
|
Many employees clearly feel they are stuck in dead-end jobs.
|
|
He appeared to be stuck in some kind of time loop.
|
|
A lot of money is still stuck in the status quo.
|
|
Would-be travelers stuck in airports, suffering through delays and cancellations.
|
|
Of course, that doesn't mean he'll necessarily be stuck in Atlanta.
|
|
I've had it stuck in my head all week, so maybe.
|
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The canister pierced his cheek and got stuck in his mouth.
|
|
The Wizards, for now, might just be stuck in the middle.
|
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They're stuck in their little cliques and they won't come out.
|
|
They apparently stuck in young heads, or parental ones, or both.
|
|
Japan risked becoming stuck in a liquidity trap, they pointed out.
|
|
Good luck making love with that song stuck in your head.
|
|
"He is like a bone stuck in my throat," Omar complained.
|
|
Christie seems to be stuck in his version of Groundhog Day.
|
|
And her foot was stuck in a fork in the branch.
|
|
Get ready to have a new song stuck in your head.
|
|
I got Pepper Mill Rondo's satan rant stuck in my head.
|
|
He told CNN he got stuck in traffic as people fled.
|
|
So my money's stuck in a game I can't possibly play.
|
|
Matt Williams loves Winnipeg, but he's stuck in Toronto for now.
|
|
What do you do when you're a kid stuck in traffic?
|
|
Hackett chased him away, the needle still stuck in his arm.
|
|
But it turns ugly when your car gets stuck in it.
|
|
I got stuck in a room with some monstrous nurses outside.
|
|
Generation Y is stuck in insecure rental contracts, often with strangers.
|
|
They couldn't pass so they were stuck in a half-world.
|
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The music industry was stuck in a format war of sorts.
|
|
Facebook may still be stuck in the mud and Amazon booming.
|
|
And now, perhaps, you're stuck in a cubicle, missing Mother Nature.
|
|
This was when he was stuck in the single digits nationally.
|
|
But how exactly did Beaulieu's car get stuck in that position?
|
|
Duncan bloodlessly executed everyone that got stuck in front of him.
|
|
Avramopoulos said more than 60,000 people were still stuck in Greece.
|
|
They are, for the moment, stuck in an awkward mutual embrace.
|
|
He has been stuck in a temporary minority government for months.
|
|
But in some ways, Israel also seems stuck in the past.
|
|
Maybe he's just been stuck in a cubicle since the '90s?
|
|
But now stuck in traffic and rickshaws weaving past my car!
|
|
Too many couples spend their time together stuck in their phones.
|
|
One woman was stuck in her building lobby until 3 a.m.
|
|
The rest were stuck in a single room, like deadlocked jurors.
|
|
Expect to walk away with "La Marseillaise" stuck in your head.
|
|
I thought I had a contact lens stuck in my eye.
|
|
After all, you've been stuck in the same room for months.
|
|
"A lot of fermented grass was stuck in there," Chris said.
|
|
For now, GOP leaders are stuck in an increasingly difficult position.
|
|
Disaster victims don't have to be stuck in this loop forever.
|
|
Magnets that look like a dog is stuck in their fridge
|
|
But his view of them is stuck in a time warp.
|
|
Arya arrived at her destination, then got stuck in Jedi training.
|
|
Kanye delayed the start time for fans stuck in L.A. traffic.
|
|
And some innocent person's stuck in prison, being punished for that.
|
|
But, it's now stuck in Brady's glove compartment after their breakup.
|
|
It's stuck in my head for the rest of the trip.
|
|
The promo kicks off with Alice stuck in a psych ward.
|
|
Now, he's stuck in Idlib, with his wife and baby daughter.
|
|
No, I felt like I was stuck in a mattress coil.
|
|
"They're stuck in traffic," one of the organizers explained to me.
|
|
Do you still have "Hrudey on Duty" stuck in your head?
|
|
Instead, we're stuck in the less glamorous parts of Las Vegas.
|
|
Everybody has a song stuck in his head of George Wassouf.
|
|
Trump's ban on travelers from certain countries stays stuck in court.
|
|
Yet, for now, the Medical Neutrality Act is stuck in subcommittee.
|
|
This is why some airports appear stuck in a different decade.
|
|
If it sticks to that, it risks being stuck in neutral.
|
|
So he also started an "Americans Stuck in India" Facebook group.
|
|
Italians stuck in their houses are singing together from their balconies.
|
|
Stuck in Sadness Cheryl Strayed: I'm sorry for your loss, Stuck.
|
|
"We're stuck in a place that is politically correct," he said.
|
|
Biden appears stuck in the past, when real bipartisanship sometimes happened.
|
|
After 1988, his feeling of being stuck in his language intensifies.
|
|
As problems go, getting stuck in a shirt isn't so terrible.
|
|
"It really stuck in my mind," he said in an interview.
|
|
A proposed National Private Security Law is stuck in the Senate.
|
|
Presidential politics, by contrast, remains decidedly stuck in the analog age.
|
|
Ms. Barrera says businesses may just be stuck in their ways.
|
|
Instead, he is stuck in a country he does not know.
|
|
Our clergymen are more or less stuck in their own diocese.
|
|
We're stuck in this particular problem, but we'll get through it.
|
|
Right now, Silicon Valley is stuck in a (very profitable) rut.
|
|
This way, you're not stuck in that impulse loop, she says.
|
|
We know what happens when something gets stuck in Stan's mind.
|
|
You stay long enough you'll get stuck in it for good.
|
|
And one couple was stuck in a prolonged one-night stand.
|
|
You won't catch a mentally strong person stuck in analysis paralysis.
|
|
Mr Trump is understandably frustrated by being stuck in the region.
|
|
Those stuck in cars have almost no access to lifesaving interventions.
|
|
Cold wave The Midwest is still stuck in a deep freeze.
|
|
Why are such regions stuck in poverty while other regions prosper?
|
|
Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is stuck in his own skull.
|
|
Could you avoid getting stuck in some sort of time paradox?
|
|
Sometimes little pieces of glass still get stuck in our feet.
|
|
Otherwise, we'll all be stuck in this endless tug of war.
|
|
I just didn't want to be stuck in that place anymore.
|
|
Mean, maybe, but I almost never feel stuck in those games.
|
|
His attackers are stuck in a wasteful world of dysfunctional diplomacy.
|
|
Sanders, the self-described Vermont Democratic Socialist, is stuck in neutral.
|
|
Many others remain stuck in the northern Bahamas in precarious conditions.
|
|
It's not just that he got stuck in a snowstorm there.
|
|
"Kidney stones, gallbladder, gallstones got stuck in the pipe," Bowles said.
|
|
It leans on nostalgia without being fully stuck in the past.
|
|
Unions, stuck in a defensive crouch, barely participated in the conversation.
|
|
The shotgun pellets stuck in our tree continue their slow ascent.
|
|
The challenge ... Yes, many things have been stuck in a drawer.
|
|
But some drivers stuck in the traffic sympathized with the protesters.
|
|
Opening doors is for humans stuck in the 20th century All told, the Signature fridge is all about you never having to open doors yourself again, because that's for lesser humans stuck in the 20th century.
|
|
About 80 miles from Manhattan, a humpback whale spent a week stuck in Moriches Bay, off the southern coast of Long Island, and over two days stuck in a sand bar in four feet of water.
|
|
"Stuck In My Head" pounds forth with a thundering electronic blare aligned with the drums, as the girls deliver a playground taunt, trying to sound needling (the chorus: "Stuck in my head like la la la la").
|
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Nancy and Jonathan, meanwhile, are stuck in the events of last season.
|
|
Women are too often stuck in part-time or badly paid jobs.
|
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Thanksgiving is a time for family, and inevitably, getting stuck in traffic.
|
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But in this case, the bee stinger got stuck in the epiglottis.
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Was autoplay stuck in a loop at the end of its suggestions?
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The result is a franchise stuck in a disaster-porn arms race.
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His session cleared his feelings of claustrophobia while stuck in traffic jams.
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I've had 'Baka Mitai' stuck in my head for like three weeks.
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Seems like Jim is stuck in a prison of his own making.
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Now I was stuck in Clark Kent mode, and Doomsday was approaching.
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It wasn't easy to realize I was stuck in my own single.
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The Tinder date is stuck in the window upside down and backwards.
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I can only imagine she felt stuck in her decision to comply.
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INGRAHAM: Now, he said, and this is what stuck in my mind.
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And if you think you got stuck in the crosshairs by accident?
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But what if they're stuck in a spacesuit for days on end?
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And now Garbrandt is stuck in a fog with nothing to do.
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And now "Coco" will be stuck in my head for the week.
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Specifically, Paula gets stuck in the bathroom — the topic of Heather's song.
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I watched in anger as it got stuck in the same routine.
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Yeah, it was a pretty smart addition that they stuck in there.
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Haste makes waste — but careful not to get stuck in the mud.
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Even just reading the titles gets the tunes stuck in your head.
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Some of you may also be stuck in some sort of quicksand.
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Packages often got stuck in customs for weeks and were heavily taxed.
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I just found out that someone had been stuck in the elevator.
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The remaining 11 have been stuck in the desert for 10 days.
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Dozens are stuck in field, people scrambling to round them up. pic.twitter.
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Nisrine and their 10-year-old son, Abdullah, remained stuck in Madaya.
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Now, it's possible Best Buy's system just stuck in a placeholder name.
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So, of course, I immediately got stuck in one of the tubes.
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U.S. companies have been stuck in an earnings recession since last year.
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Then it was time to get the R.V. stuck in some mud.
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There's traffic and we're stuck in it for at least 40 minutes.
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If you're still wearing round toes, you're so stuck in the '00s.
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Taylor got stuck in the air in the middle of the song.
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We dare you not to get the song stuck in your head.
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And she was kind of stuck in the polls for a while.
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Do I understand the new or am I stuck in the old?
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"Exxon seems stuck in time," counters Thomas DiNapoli, New York's state comptroller.
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Two bald eagles got stuck in a storm drain, and one died.
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Thousands of elderly people are stuck in rural communities with no buses.
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I believe Snapchat is stuck in the uncanny valley of AR glasses.
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The latter is operating, but the former remains stuck in legal limbo.
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Go deeper: Political debates over drug pricing are stuck in the past
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It's impossible not to end up with it stuck in your head.
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Incidentally, getting stuck in elevators seems to be the latest Snapchat trend.
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Katherine Clark (D-MA), has been stuck in committee since last July.
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They're out there living it — they're not stuck in a design studio.
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Literally speaking, he is stuck in the world of matter and light.
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But Crimes is still stuck in the same mold as its predecessor.
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We have been stuck in a terrible, overregulated economy for eight years.
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It remains stuck in parliament, where it has been for two years.
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Daya has probably been stuck in your head the past two years.
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He's painfully self-conscious and feels like he's stuck in a rut.
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Finicum tried to drive around it, but got stuck in a snowbank.
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Being stuck in this would be 100x worse if not for tunes.
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This has been your weekly installment of Cats Stuck in/on Things.
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I was stuck in bed, not able to have sex with anyone.
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Over in Central Pennsylvania, a tanker truck got stuck in the snow.
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In Weaver's ideal world, you wouldn't be stuck in individual companies' ecosystems.
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You don't want to get stuck in a chair that's completely titled.
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Unstoppable Duo This song is going to get stuck in your head!!!
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"Now the kids are stuck in the middle between us," said Jon.
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" Continues the star: "I was stuck in a room with my thoughts.
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He says they got stuck in traffic as people fled the blaze.
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Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Michael Bennet and Sanders were stuck in Washington.
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Now America knows I'm not stuck in the 1950s — just the 1990s.
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So now Arnold is stuck in the sunroof of a stuck car.
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The recording of police encounters is stuck in a legal gray area.
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The brain easily gravitates into these patterns and gets stuck in them.
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For now, at least, they're still stuck in and around the lab.
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There's another way to learn: getting a song stuck in your head.
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Ted Cruz because he was stuck in the middle of a crowd.
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But Cruz was stuck in the mud, and Calease wasn't letting go.
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They're stuck in the 1990s and wouldn't have it any other way.
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Things certainly seem to slow down when you're stuck in Penn Station.
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"How patients were being treated was stuck in the '80s," he said.
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Let's make sure to not get stuck in an emoji rut, though.
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But we've grown up and wired devices are stuck in the past.
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Still stuck in here, an hour and a half after the game.
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I'm happy you're no longer in pain and stuck in that bed.
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Doubters could deny anything was happening while stuck in the echo chamber.
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"You just got stuck in a bad situation here," he later said.
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Trump, meanwhile, is stuck in the shrieking paranoia of his own mind.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Canada's oil sands producers are stuck in a rut.
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For most of my life, both those things stuck in my mind.
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Spirit ended its mission in 2010 after becoming stuck in soft soil.
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It's just a matter of having that song stuck in your head.
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It got stuck in my head and I just couldn't take it.
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" Crowd favorites included "Baby Raper" and "Stuck in an Oven with Jews.
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Go deeper: Why the drug pricing debate is stuck in the past
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Rome is stuck in a tussle with Brussels over its spending plans.
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On the way back, their Jeep repeatedly got stuck in the mud.
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How to achieve this: Don't get stuck in the same old patterns.
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Instead, they are stuck in a dusty 40 year old stock portfolio.
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Wally likely did not mean to get stuck in this plastic cup.
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Maybe you're stuck in bad traffic or you have a stressful deadline.
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If you have a Nintendo Switch Lite, you're stuck in handheld mode.
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These places are stuck in what I call the Great American Stagnation.
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Georgia is stuck in a tight, geopolitical stranglehold and needs U.S. attention.
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We weren't black people stuck in the townships, waiting for public transport.
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Are we all stuck in some sort of deal purgatory right now?
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Daenerys' dragons were finally grown, only to get stuck in a cave.
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It's Uber's world in a way, and we are stuck in it.
|
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I'm stuck in my van outside the Seven Hills parking lot. Help.
|
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The name kind of stuck in my head and sparked an interest.
|
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Q. Does this mean all the migrants will be stuck in Turkey?
|
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"Stuck in the 80s" was how one late-period Playmate described it.
|
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Throughout this, Chelsea Manning was always the thorn stuck in Obama's side.
|
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Forget about being stuck in one place for a year teaching English.
|
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During the final showdown, she gets stuck in a body of water.
|
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Most of Hitman is stuck in a rhythm of rehearsal and repetition.
|
|
But what if you're stuck in wall-to-wall meetings and forget?
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It gets stuck in my head all the time, to this day.
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If stuck in a dark room, you can't feel your way out.
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Change is scary for people, especially people stuck in a negative pattern.
|
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Is painting, like the ship called Hope, stuck in an impossible situation?
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But she says she feels a little stuck in her BFRB recovery.
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And things like that have stuck in my mind with great clarity.
|
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We visit towns that look like they are stuck in the past.
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"You know when someone is still stuck in their past," DeAlto said.
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Not a bad basement to be stuck in for a few weeks.
|
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But on the ground, life lurches forward, stuck in a holding pattern.
|
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They were stuck in the trenches like sardines for days, weeks, months.
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Some people reported being stuck in lines for up to seven hours.
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We're stuck in the middle, between two communities that reject our existence.
|
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The hostess said he'd called to say he was stuck in traffic.
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That we would be stuck in that thing for our whole lives!
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Spending long periods of time stuck in traffic negatively impacts mental health.
|
|
Akhtar got into Turkish dramas in January 2017 while stuck in bed.
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"I didn't want to necessarily just be stuck in music," he said.
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Being stuck in this routine makes me feel really anxious and powerless.
|
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Of course, the conductors weren't the only ones stuck in the snow.
|
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Imagine this: You get stuck in an elevator with your dream guy.
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They were stuck in Hilo overnight, he said, because of road closings.
|
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We now risk being stuck in the UK for a long time.
|
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But the raffle tickets were always getting stuck in the drum's crevices.
|
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Elizabeth Eden, 38, another American stuck in Morocco, is six weeks pregnant.
|
|
Stuck in the middle of this natural-or-not morass are consumers.
|
|
If you spend it on yourself, you are stuck in Bezos's body.
|
|
The president's approval rating is stuck in the mid-to-high 2016s.
|
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Because of this, some very good players were stuck in the minors.
|
|
Facts First: Janiyah Davis had not been stuck in a failing school.
|
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She is stuck in a holding pattern of disbelief, frustration, and confusion.
|
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And then you'll find yourself stuck in a relationship that isn't working.
|
|
Acosta made it 2-0 when he stuck in the 61st minute.
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The central banks of advanced economies are stuck in such a mindset.
|
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You're all about small government until you get stuck in a tree.
|
|
The rest, save for getting stuck in a muddy cornfield, is positive.
|
|
Jillian Goltzman, a Houston resident, is one of those stuck in between.
|
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"I heard his getaway driver was stuck in 2nd gear," wrote another.
|
|
We've gotten "Pumped Up Kicks" stuck in your head now, haven't we?
|
|
How is it being stuck in onscreen teendom in your mid-20s?
|
|
How is it being stuck in onscreen teendom in your mid-20s?
|
|
Todd is stuck in prison for a full episode in Season 1.
|
|
Mr. Biden is stuck in the last century, both linguistically and culturally.
|
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Spanos and Kroenke are bride and groom stuck in a shotgun marriage.
|
|
You might say that some societies are stuck in the Dark Ages.
|
|
The problem was that lots of companies were stuck in the middle.
|
|
Boy meets girl, stuck in a traffic jam, and honks at her.
|
|
Being stuck in a tire store sounds pretty good in this case.
|
|
Some A trains were stuck in Brooklyn for more than 40 minutes.
|
|
Her windpipe narrowed as if she had something stuck in her throat.
|
|
In fact, many of them appear to be stuck in the 80s.
|
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Several thousand are stuck in Bosnia after neighboring Croatia tightened its borders.
|
|
But the Cuban economy was essentially stuck in place, with yawning inequality.
|
|
But Disney does not want to be stuck in the past, either.
|
|
Those who do find work are often stuck in dead-end jobs.
|
|
Mark, who lives further out in Chevy Chase, got stuck in Washington.
|
|
The opposition Labour Party said the policy was "stuck in the 1980s".
|
|
Workers stuck in limbo have told her they're considering other options, too.
|
|
The burger stuck in Eli's throat, but Eli spoke the words anyway.
|
|
One of his two employees is still stuck in a faraway village.
|
|
Many are stuck in refugee camps or are living on the streets.
|
|
So I think he's stuck in a way that he's rarely stuck.
|
|
However, Nigeria is stuck in a group with Argentina, Croatia, and Iceland.
|
|
The biggest policy fight left in 21970 is stuck in the 280s.
|
|
Back then, the economy was stuck in a particular kind of rut.
|
|
But many of them are stuck in limited roles in the workplace.
|
|
Meanwhile, much of brick-and-mortar retail is stuck in a quagmire.
|
|
" Asked about the law, a legislative source said: "It's stuck in committee.
|
|
Anything really weird you stuck in there you didn't tell anybody about?
|
|
Not just because of this, but because you are stuck in 1940.
|
|
A booming economy won't help everyone who's stuck in a declining town.
|
|
The poppy seeds were smoky and earthy and stuck in my teeth.
|
|
Police officers in Zion, Illinois responded to a call about a plump raccoon stuck in a sewer grate on Thursday, and sure enough, upon arriving at the scene there was a plump raccoon stuck in a sewer grate.
|
|
A comic fan finds herself stuck in the Marvel universe, Wonder Woman tries to find her way home, an ancient god of war is stuck in a scarecrow, and a bevvy of manga ships sails in from Japan.
|
|
The idea of my body becoming one with my mind evokes the I'm not stuck in here with you, you're stuck in here with me kind of self awareness that in general I just try to avoid (thanks alcohol!).
|
|
Do we really want to be stuck in Libya 85033 years from now — in 2031 — as we are stuck in Afghanistan 15 years post-invasion, endlessly swatting a terrorist organization that is easy to defeat but impossible to eradicate?
|
|
Mr. Kasich, Mr. Bush, and Mr. Carson were all stuck in single digits.
|
|
And if data remain stuck in silos, much value may never get extracted.
|
|
"The location was important, so the buyers stuck in there," Mr. Crouch said.
|
|
But you and I are passively guilty — stuck in a high-carbon system.
|
|
And, of course, Kaley ended up with a hammer stuck in her mouth.
|
|
Occasionally a misfire will leave a spitball stuck in the Skid Shot's barrel.
|
|
One involves being stuck in an elevator, the other, in a cramped tunnel.
|
|
If Joey is hosting #TopGear, won't he always be stuck in second gear?
|
|
Warning: This jolly good tune will be stuck in your head all day!
|
|
Could that melody you've had stuck in your head be the next "Despacito"?
|
|
He is stuck in his world, chilled, dancing, and having a good time.
|
|
The northern Plains and Upper Midwest will remain stuck in the deep freeze.
|
|
Tejada's cleat stuck in the ground like Posey's did on his fateful day.
|
|
You're stuck in an enclosed space with dozens of people from all over.
|
|
You're stuck in an enclosed space with dozens of people from all over.
|
|
Police have said some motorists got stuck in their cars on flooded roads.
|
|
It's the battle over which song will get stuck in your head first.
|
|
He'll be stuck in Meereen, overseeing the transition of power to the people.
|
|
For sure, I have been reluctant to be stuck in the corner again.
|
|
Take the yellow one and you stay stuck in your boring, meaningless life.
|
|
We could be stuck in a range as this stuff sorts itself out.
|
|
New, restrictive European Union border policies mean that they are stuck in limbo.
|
|
They get stuck in Virginia when a wheel comes flying off their Ford.
|
|
As of right now, we're still stuck in "first half of 2019" territory.
|
|
Unfortunately, the Globes were stuck in the past in another way as well.
|
|
Bran may have been been stuck in the Night King's body for centuries.
|
|
It's not worth getting those dusty little particles stuck in your phone's crevices.
|
|
At the same time, neither Adelaide deserved to be stuck in the underground.
|
|
I try to laugh at the future instead of being stuck in it.
|
|
After 70 days in office, however, Mr Trump is stuck in the sand.
|
|
In the demo, you play as a bound character stuck in... a kitchen.
|
|
It sometimes didn't register my commands and got stuck in a processing loop.
|
|
Which brings us to: How did Erin get stuck in her own head?
|
|
They do get stuck in your teeth easily and are maybe too chewy.
|
|
"Obviously you still got one fucking foot stuck in the past," he says.
|
|
I was 12 and deeply uncreative, and stuck in the Malaysian school system.
|
|
Troian Bellisario & Patrick J. Adams: The groom's ride got stuck in the mud.
|
|
Without standards around those activities, the industry is stuck in a holding pattern.
|
|
But I'm not stuck in a loveless marriage, and I'm even hotter now.
|
|
Fire trucks are here because people are stuck in elevators in adjacent building.
|
|
Meanwhile, the House is stuck in this offsets battle, apparently at an impasse.
|
|
As spontaneous as you might be, even you get stuck in ruts sometimes.
|
|
It has become obvious that the economy is stuck in the slow lane.
|
|
COMPARED with equity investing, bond investing can seem stuck in the dark ages.
|
|
"They were given toffees or caramels that stuck in their teeth," Kanger said.
|
|
Stuck in obedience to the NRA, or party purity tests, or big donors.
|
|
But America and North Korea have been stuck in a rut since June.
|
|
If "Starboy" isn't stuck in your head after that, maybe "False Alarm" is.
|
|
It can be easy to get stuck in a rut (Seamless or otherwise).
|
|
Saint Mary's is stuck in second place no matter what happens this weekend.
|
|
It is a frustrating dynamic, but we seem to be stuck in it.
|
|
If you can't interact with the real world you're stuck in a jar.
|
|
But on that day, she noticed a golden ring stuck in the ground.
|
|
However, the Oakland offense wouldn't remain stuck in neutral for the entire game.
|
|
It's baffling as to why enterprise cybersecurity budgets are stuck in archaic logic.
|
|
Eric, clearly broken, is stuck in a loop of calling a liquid attractive.
|
|
About halfway to the Battalion 8 compound, the SUV was stuck in traffic.
|
|
"Stuck in the middle of nowhere, this camp was also awful," Anderson narrates.
|
|
JACOB LEW: Just like every other New Yorker, I was stuck in traffic.
|
|
President Donald Trump also seems stuck in the polls, despite a booming economy.
|
|
I call my hubby on my way home, stuck in traffic yet again.
|
|
So they stuck in some shots guaranteed to appeal to the male gaze?
|
|
After all, who wants to be stuck in a dead zone without music?
|
|
She was stuck in a cycle of worry, heightened vigilance and more worry.
|
|
But unfortunately for them, they were stuck in the middle of the fire.
|
|
No trains were stuck in the tunnel as a result of the problem.
|
|
Maybe you've been stuck in a fitness plateau for months—or even years.
|
|
Thirteen-year-old Fabook explained that his mom is currently stuck in Yemen.
|
|
It shows us that children are stuck in poverty more persistently than adults.
|
|
The avenging Dolores who dominates Season 2 is stuck in one emotionless mode.
|
|
He was stuck in the tutoring center, in charge of managing people's stress.
|
|
That's why it's stuck in everybody's head: because, for a minute, we hoped.
|
|
"We're like that old song, 'Stuck in the Middle with You,'" Madore said.
|
|
In the background, he tells his daughter that he&aposs stuck in traffic.
|
|
The hardest thing was dealing with all the time stuck in the cell.
|
|
I'm still stuck in that 80s metal mode, which comes from my brother.
|
|
Do you still get along when you're hungover, cranky, and stuck in traffic?
|
|
Kim tells him that she doesn't want to be stuck in the middle.
|
|
Is there anything in this world more infuriating than being stuck in traffic?
|
|
Think about how miserable you'd feel if you were stuck in that mess.
|
|
Ben Carson is stuck in the elevator iat the Courtside Family Apartments pic.twitter.
|
|
Are you stuck in traffic on your way home from the long weekend?
|
|
Sending warm weather and #goodvibes to all our friends stuck in the #snow.
|
|
Vance had twin girls, but the research she did stuck in her mind.
|
|
Rock and a hard place Moon is a man stuck in the middle.
|
|
The company's been stuck in perennial drama and dysfunction over the past decade.
|
|
And now it's stuck in court -- just like his other legacy action: immigration.
|
|
He is stuck in an inescapable cycle: Donkey Sauce, giant hoagie, Flavortown pun.
|
|
Right now, it shows her stuck in an alleyway in downtown San Francisco.
|
|
That's why "Best You Ever" is sure to get stuck in your head.
|
|
Busy Philipps found herself with the tune stuck in her head on Sunday.
|
|
Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood is stuck in this odd in-between.
|
|
One woman stuck in traffic went into labor, the Enterprise-Record newspaper reported.
|
|
For example: In this shot Jeffrey Jey is stuck in a massive bubble.
|
|
So what could you do if you find yourself stuck in EAD limbo?
|
|
I'm really grateful the car stuck in and I didn't make any mistakes.
|
|
Such as who to blame when we get stuck in interminable airport lines.
|
|
The woman's mouth opened and a cry of alarm stuck in her throat.
|
|
In the euro zone, politicians are still mostly stuck in the old thinking.
|
|
We are stuck in a world of semantics with regard to border security.
|
|
Orleans roofs or stuck in the Superdome without food or bedding, the failures
|
|
And even before a song drops, he'll have it stuck in your head.
|
|
He said the reason was that he had gotten stuck in an elevator.
|
|
However, the rig count has been stuck in a narrow range since June.
|
|
Gold has been stuck in a $1,270-$1,300 range this year, traders said.
|
|
As a result, many refugees are stuck in camps in Italy and Greece.
|
|
I WAS IN DHAKA, which is to say I was stuck in traffic.
|
|
We're unfortunately stuck in the idea that the ancient great varieties are sacrosanct.
|
|
Nor will they help the rest of us, stuck in this conspiracy election.
|
|
An adorable toddler celebrated Halloween as a mouse stuck in a giant mousetrap.
|
|
In a way, the feeling that we are stuck in time is appropriate.
|
|
People stuck in their cars, unable to move, were liable to be robbed.
|
|
It also means more time delivering packages and less time stuck in traffic.
|
|
That obstinance -- and stuck-in-the-past-ism -- doomed Moore this time around.
|
|
The driver argued that he'd been stuck in slow-moving traffic, not idling.
|
|
Most working professionals have at some point found themselves stuck in a rut.
|
|
But it has been stuck in a tight range since, awaiting fresh catalysts.
|
|
Iraq, it seems, is stuck in a cycle of history that endlessly repeats.
|
|
But the "stages-of-grief" snippet stuck in my brain from that time.
|
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"Passing judgments about food choices keeps you stuck in diet culture," she says.
|
|
In fact, he's historically unpopular, with favorable ratings stuck in the mid-30s.
|
|
Only some kind of northernly southernly easterly westerly stuck-in-the-middle visionary.
|
|
Tiny bees are not the worst creature to get stuck in your eye.
|
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I'm sorry in advance for getting these tunes stuck in your head again.
|
|
They later found corks stuck in parts of the ceiling that had melted.
|
|
That stuck in my head as a problem that would never go away.
|
|
Euro/dollar has been stuck in a narrow range for several weeks now.
|
|
Ironically, fingerprints are part of the reason many kids are stuck in Tornillo.
|
|
They worry for their safety, and that they'll end up stuck in Tijuana.
|
|
We're stuck in a haunting, endless loop from which no one will escape.
|
|
On the roads outside the camp, some cars were stuck in huge snowdrifts.
|
|
For one thing, Eris shares the region and isn't stuck in Pluto's orbit.
|
|
Centrist Republicans seek a solution for young undocumented immigrants stuck in legal limbo.
|
|
And, after the baby arrived, I seemed to be stuck in crisis mode.
|
|
The zebra had gotten stuck in a metal fence, Sheriff Tobe Leazenby said.
|
|
But sometimes they get stuck in infinite loops and spin their wheels forever.
|
|
"Eggs and hatchlings are stuck in one place — nowhere to go," he added.
|
|
Gun it up the gravel hill or chance getting stuck in a gully?
|
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I have my issues of being stuck in a warehouse with 100 people.
|
|
Now that we're all stuck in that void, maybe someone will hear you.
|
|
"France is stuck in terms of integration and visibility of minorities," he said.
|
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I have to imagine they're still stuck in one long, awkward family dinner.
|
|
And for decades, countries in this region have been stuck in developmental swamps.
|
|
They're still stuck in their miseries, these rock and roll strugglers in Kolkata.
|
|
The average Angeleno spends an estimated 119 hours a year stuck in traffic.
|
|
Chloe's mother, stuck in the diner she works in, will die in this.
|
|
But there were few reports of people stuck in cars missing the eclipse.
|
|
I was stuck in Dublin with no money to travel home for Christmas.
|
|
"Why Mommy Carries a Gun" is one title that stuck in my mind.
|
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You are stuck in the middle, paying taxes they don't reap benefits from.
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We were stuck in the mud and the rain for 10 years together.
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They are stuck in limbo, however, over who will foot the substantial bill.
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It may also do wonders for your anxiety if you're stuck in quarantine.
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Moyra Samuels: Survivors have been stuck in hotels for nearly 13 weeks now.
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I have never wanted to be a PTSD Jew, forever stuck in 1933.
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The "No Reservations" crew was stuck in Beirut during the 2006 Lebanon war.
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"He would have needles stuck in him, anesthesia, and claustrophobic MRIs," Damiani says.
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"There is a risk we get stuck in a feedback loop," Bhave said.
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History, especially the history of controversial conflicts, tends to get stuck in ruts.
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Toward the end she had a withered quality, somehow stuck in another time.
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The point is, her heart stuck in her throat, always in her throat.
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But with their village almost entirely destroyed, they are now stuck in uncertainty.
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I'm one of the millions of diamonds that are stuck in the rough.
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What do you do if you're a young person stuck in that gap?
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And then, one day, the inexplicable fog he had been stuck in broke.
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Many of you have been stuck in long queues while waiting for information.
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He'd been consistently stuck in the teens prior to hitting 20% last month.
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More than 3,000 Africans are stuck in Tapachula, some of them for months.
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Shareholders want companies to innovate, not get stuck in their stodgy, old ways.
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They just looked at me and smiled, and that stuck in my heart.
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Europe Inc on the other hand seems to be stuck in corporate recession.
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It's only three years into their relationship, yet they're stuck in a rut.
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We are stuck in a collegiate version of Ionesco, and it is stultifying.
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Elsewhere in the city, several people were stuck in vehicles surrounded by floodwaters.
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Or what about the next time I get stuck in a traffic jam?
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We try to respect the past, but not be stuck in the past.
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But she has been stuck in the same place in Iowa for months.
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A stolen car got stuck in the pedestrian lane of the Pulaski Bridge.
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Most days, they have been stuck in Washington, D.C., at Trump's impeachment trial.
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With the senators stuck in Washington, surrogates held down the fort in Iowa.
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Stuck in the same batch of toffee, perhaps, safe in that impenetrable goop.
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And why is a TV show theme song getting stuck in our heads?
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They are a long way from getting stuck in their own holding pattern.
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I was stuck in a world where I didn't know how to thrive.
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Stuck in the middle, the Europeans have been reduced to calling for restraint.
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The department had more than 210,000 claims stuck in limbo as of June.
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They typically get stuck in committees, vetoed by governors and nullified in courts.
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But stuck in a deep freeze, everything on Titan moves much more slowly.
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Democrats can't fall into the trap of getting stuck in an echo chamber.
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Weiss reports that receiving letters helps relieve loneliness for immigrants stuck in detention.
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Hosting a pity party will keep you stuck in a place of pain.
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A man tried to rob the place and is stuck in a vent.
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The bad news: I'm stuck in NYC traffic cuz of protesting moon bats.
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And I was stuck in this perpetual loop of being in the darkness.
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But the Waco, Texas-based talent is hardly stuck in a style rut.
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If the cat gets stuck in a pen, the inevitable tends to occur.
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That leaves just shy of 28503 House bills stuck in the Senate chamber.
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However, 1.1 million Americans are stuck in this outrageous backlog, with devastating consequences.
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What sort of creations come out of those people, stuck in that place?
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He felt stuck in his studio while the spacious Mesopotamian plains beckoned outside.
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By contrast, the dreams of some U.F.O. enthusiasts are stuck in 1950s technology.
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But you've been stuck in infancy, while Amazon and Google take your birthright.
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It displayed a scrap of purple knitting, needle still stuck in the top.
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Stagnating areas are likely to stay stagnant if people feel stuck in place.
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Just be sure keeping them around isn't keeping you stuck in the past.
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One day, my self-drive to school was stuck in a traffic jam.
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But there were no major incidents, no trains stuck in tunnels, no catastrophes.
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Or maybe we'll find ourselves stuck in neutral and needing a bigger reform.
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You're stuck in a reality where what you do is not immediately accessible.
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It's really hard to concentrate with Waylon's song still stuck in my head.
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"Man's BEST Friend(s) – Potomac River near Brookmont Dam, 2 barking dogs alert passerby cyclist on @COcanalNPS towpath of man stuck in mud out of sight ~50 yards away (hopelessly stuck in mud)" Piringer tweeted alongside two photos from the day.
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In the absence of the US embassy, Americans citizens stranded in the country began organizing on WhatsApp and in a Facebook group called "Americans Stuck in Peru" to take stock of how many were stuck in the country and share updates.
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In the PS4 version we tested, minor issues include NPC allies getting stuck in walls, conversations ending but leaving you stuck in conversation mode, enormous load times when leaving interiors, and inescapable-deathtrap autosaves that ruin several hours of progress.
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In Season 3 of Netflix's On My Block, every character has a moment of feeling stuck — stuck in a relationship, a friendship, a pattern, a feeling, and ultimately stuck in a situation that feels like it has no positive outcome.
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A large tuna was found without its head stuck in a tree in Massachusetts.
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She's out of money and stuck in Venice, with no way to get home.
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Plus, escalators are scary, someone got stuck in the one on my floor before.
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I was Pavlov's gay dog, stuck in an instinctual loop, literally swollen with rage.
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Stuck in the top left corner is one of Matthew Freuds' old credit cards ...
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Graphic: AirbusBut how will passengers like being stuck in a plane for 19 hours?
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We don't know what's up with him being stuck in his puny human form.
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"This is the first time I've been stuck in space," Perry told the crowd.
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It's such an old art form, and people are so stuck in their ways.
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The raccoon, he said, turned out to have its head stuck in a jar.
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So far, the search for that first big success is stuck in the weeds.
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Remember when Joe Jonas got stuck in an elevator with his ex Demi Lovato?
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"I have been stuck in an elevator before and it was terrifying," he said.
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Imagine if people were stuck in traffic when the flood waters started to rise.
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As of Friday, the boys and the coach were still stuck in the cave.
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Yeah, and so it was really, they were very much stuck in the '90s.
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Kevin James and Mike DelGuidice recently got stuck in a New York City snowstorm.
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After three years, the issue is still stuck in court on two different continents.
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The game catches the attention of four bored modern-day teenagers stuck in detention.
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I'd never heard of such a thing ... and it always stuck in my mind.
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To make things worse, I was stuck in the peace and solitude of nature.
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Now he found himself stuck in a St. Louis jail near Western Union's offices.
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Christie's national poll numbers have been stuck in the single digits for six months.
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"Oil is stuck in upper $50s," said Reed Olmstead, researcher director at IHS Markit.
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There's an Aussie baby who's stuck in China who hasn't seen his father yet.
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In the cold winter months, no local wants to get stuck in that crowd.
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The arrow then got stuck in Ayden's arm, who was standing behind his brother.
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But you also get stuck in your own bubble, and [think], This is great.
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Does "My Heart Will Go On" ever randomly get stuck in their heads, too?
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Stuck in an underground bunker to avoid nuclear fallout for the rest of time?
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I crash landed, after being stuck in cryofreeze for lord knows how many years.
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But from my perspective, why are we still stuck in this toxic patriarchy bullshit?
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It turns out there is nowhere he would rather be than stuck in traffic.
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Read more: Trump's new asylum policy is leaving people sick and stuck in Mexico.
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They also decided not to get "stuck in a Kickstarter hell," according to Ram.
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Nina Dobrev, as character Mia Jones, gets her heel stuck in a children's tricycle!
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Time waits for no one, but occasionally, it does get stuck in a loop.
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It's the small cylinder of solid oil stuck in the center of the pigment.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - India is at risk of getting stuck in anti-corruption crossfire.
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Until you get help and face these issues, we'll be stuck in these narratives.
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It also looks like getting glitter stuck in your teeth is a potential risk.
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Worse news: now you'll have that awful jingle stuck in your head all day.
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Meanwhile, Cardinal and Moradi are stuck in their own game of cat and mouse.
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"I was stuck in an infinite-loop of questions just today," the employee wrote.
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When you are displaced because of war, you somehow get stuck in the past.
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They're stuck in the league's toughest division, which doesn't leave much room for error.
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And now Orange County, Florida has two bald eagles stuck in a storm drain.
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You might have even had a little piece of food stuck in your teeth.
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And does anything elicit more powerful emotions than getting stuck in a traffic jam?
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But is it really a "new you" if you're stuck in your old ways?
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Someone with depress, by contrast, may remain stuck in a cycle of negative emotions.
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Each big company has its own equivalent service, each stuck in its own bubble.
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There's the stuck-in-a-rut unmarried woman who cooks up a crazy plan.
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Many Brexiteers object to this because they fear being stuck in the backstop forever.
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He explained that the stock has been stuck in the $90 to $100 range.
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I also usually eat my breakfast in the car while I'm stuck in traffic.
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By which, I mean you get the feeling of conspicuousness when stuck in traffic.
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You guys have been stuck in a van for a while, how's that going?
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No matter who you were, you'd still get stuck in the passing period crush.
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Meanwhile, I've stalled—stuck in a dead-end job, and unsure of what's next.
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He's stuck in a jail cell until he can pay the ordered amount -- $161,633.
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He's currently stuck in the Malibu wine safari area and is not safe. Please.
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Pictures showed the national bird of the United States stuck in the precarious position.
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"I don't ever want to just be stuck in in one box," Skriver says.
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If you're still stuck in the reflecting stages of Pluto retrograde, that's fine, too.
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Corporate profits have been stuck in reverse for the last year and a half.
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They're stuck in a really specific circumstance that puts them in a particular direction.
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Tonight is my husband's open house, so I'm stuck in town until it's over.
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Petlin's painting is an allegorical vision of black men stuck in an insufferable environment.
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These people have supernatural powers and they are still stuck in these controlling nightmares.
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Photo: Eric Risberg (AP Images)Few hells are worse than getting stuck in traffic.
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Here was a child, the same age as my son, stuck in a hellhole.
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Those who are stuck in pre-release hate mode better prepare to be disappointed.
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It is comforting to know that I cannot get stuck in and be forgotten.
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Weather is getting stuck in place, making both extreme dryness and extreme downpours routine.
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There aren't any songs in it catchy enough to get stuck in your head.
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Today, SoundCloud appears stuck in no man's land, according to former executives and employees.
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She was stuck in her pose, looking more and more like a giant seed.
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He became stuck in Moscow three years ago after the U.S. revoked his passport.
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What's less clear is why the show keeps getting stuck in this particular rut.
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You're stuck in this point of life where you have failed, it's like depression.
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"I came up with the idea while I was stuck in traffic," says Anand.
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That's the face of a man whose jacket zipper got stuck in Canadian November.
|
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If your gaming laptop looks like a Transformer reject, you're stuck in the past.
|
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Both victims were found with a knife stuck in the side of their necks.
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"I can't envision a future of highways [and being] stuck in cars," Thrun said.
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Getting stuck in despair isn't an option for me as a parent or activist.
|
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A worried caller alerted the charity about a cat stuck in a cavity wall.
|
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They're so en-TITLED, so NEEDY, so stuck in their little gadgets or whatever.
|
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Other days, you're bloated, you're mad, and you get stuck in a sewer grate.
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Many are also stuck in jobs less secure and lower paid than their elders.
|
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Along with Lucas and Max, they get stuck in a junkyard as demodogs attack.
|
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We were stuck in the middle of Wall Street with no limo, no cabs.
|
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Afraid of being stuck in a place with people who look at me differently.
|
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Apple is stuck in a difficult position because of decisions it made years ago.
|
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"Completely stuck in my house until this figured out!" she wrote in the caption.
|
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Oscar looks like it is stuck in an ugly, racist, segregated American time warp.
|
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These passages have clearly stuck in Sunstein's craw, and he mounts a vigorous answer.
|
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I was basically on Twitter the whole time, stuck in a horrific news cycle.
|
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So Trump is pretty much stuck in twitterland for the rest of his presidency.
|
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We're going into the Second World War and they're stuck in a bad place.
|
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Stuck in transit Transportation stocks have lagged the Dow this year, Maley pointed out.
|
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Today he's often stuck in one gear, barrelling mechanically through a beat, nearly yelling.
|
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It was a case that stuck in people's minds because it was high-profile.
|
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China responded by saying that some Americans' minds were "stuck in the cold war".
|
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Keyboard Cat Views: 47,920,5153 Sorry in advance for getting this stuck in your head.
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Get it stuck in your head today and pre-order it via Fat Wreck.
|
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Until then, those rockets are stuck in an increasingly crowded hangar at Cape Canaveral.
|
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And I would prefer not to get my fanny stuck in a tree trunk.
|
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They have been stuck in the Chinese approval process for up to six years.
|
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Alert: Ben Carson got stuck in a public housing elevator on Wednesday in Miami.
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Rashad is stuck in a hospital bed, trying to make sense of what happened.
|
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So they followed the American dream and kind of got stuck in the middle.
|
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Snowden, the man on all channels, was stuck in his hotel, hunted by everybody.
|
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Once again: because most general aviation has been stuck in the bad old days.
|
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Is There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays stuck in your head yet?
|
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Jackie Speier is addressing witnesses while a paper clip is stuck in her hair!!!
|
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A woman's leg got stuck in the gap between the train and the platform.
|
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And some who didn't evacuate are still stuck in their homes, according to Morales.
|
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The app got stuck in the middle of the data transfer and eventually froze.
|
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It is like a place just stuck in time, and it feels so homey.
|
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I especially appreciated the full-speed active cruise when stuck in Chicago toll traffic.
|
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But Republican lawmakers stuck in the middle have been dealt a more difficult hand.
|
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Variety said "the show is stuck in a repetitive loop" during the third season.
|
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They are Sometimes maybe what calls out To people stuck in some impossible hell.
|
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And now, as a result, promising research into MS is stuck in its tracks.
|
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Geography doesn't just keep people stuck in their current socio-economic situations, Gates said.
|
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Manafort had spent his days since October stuck in his apartment under court order.
|
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The Warriors actually stumbled through a sluggish start, a Lamborghini stuck in second gear.
|
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Life's too short to be stuck in a job (or cubicle) that you hate.
|
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CF Ian Desmond has been stuck in a slump for the past several games.
|
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Try telling that to anyone stuck in congestion on Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road.
|
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Or would you be stuck in the back with nothing more than a tambourine?
|
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Maybe it's stuck in traffic or broken down or it never left the depot.
|
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We are all stuck in this overdetermined dualism — even dying doesn't set us free.
|
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I feel like everyone else is going forward and I'm stuck in one place.
|
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We're stuck in the movie theater with them, thinking, What if it were us?
|
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People offered those stuck in public places shelter using the hashtag #OffeneTüren (open doors).
|
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You come to us to party, so you just get stuck in that mindset.
|
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It also helped that we were stuck in London traffic for hours, marginally hungover.
|
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I see myself stuck in my own head, my own thoughts, my own impulses.
|
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We got stuck in the sand a couple of times but finally got there.
|
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Flying takes a lot of battery life, but driving means getting stuck in traffic.
|
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This was a position Johnson got stuck in twice and took tremendous damage in.
|
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These were not auditory hallucinations but vivid thoughts, like songs stuck in my head.
|
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They run 12 calls in 12 hours; they're stuck in the ambulance all day.
|
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Most people would wear that and look like they're stuck in a Victorian painting.
|
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In reality, sometimes the absorbing chemicals can get "stuck" in a high-energy state.
|
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I was more of the type to have my head stuck in a book.
|
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Marines stuck in Norway as incoming rotation may be delayed over COVID-19 concerns
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That's because the economy has changed dramatically, but government is stuck in the past.
|
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"My father is very stuck in his ways," said the blunt-edged Mr. Soloviev.
|
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You're just stuck in a situation which is hard, so I felt for him.
|
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Stuck in sweltering heat, she worried that wounds on her body would become infected.
|
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Thousands of Yazidis remain missing, and hundreds of thousands are stuck in refugee camps.
|
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"The rocket got stuck in the bamboo right above my head," Nim told me.
|
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Stuck in an isolating depression post-breakup, Mark McDevitt found a friend named Nate.
|
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But the ship got stuck in the river as temperatures plunged to near zero.
|
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They thought they were just stuck in a marriage, be it good or bad.
|
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" He added: "Those are the things that just kind of stuck in my mind.
|
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I huff and puff when stuck in a sluggish line at a coffee shop.
|
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They would be effectively stuck in the border areas which are also extremely dangerous.
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She had a letter of resignation stuck in her desk, but never submitted it.
|
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There have always been females in the culture, but they were stuck in silence.
|
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Eternally stuck in la vie quotidienne, trouble and pleasure escape them in equal measure.
|
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And the two sides are divided by religion, with Kashmir stuck in the middle.
|
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I was 28, stuck in yet another manic episode in yet another psychiatric ward.
|
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Here are my 10 tips for surviving more than seven hours stuck in economy.
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The other time I was stuck in a mountaintop in Colombia, researching a book.
|
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You could be stuck in traffic and listening to his SiriusXM Radio Margaritaville station.
|
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Almost all Rohingya are stateless, stuck in an official netherworld between the two countries.
|
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Board game nights don't have to end just because you're stuck in separate places.
|
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In August, a Las Vegas woman died after her car got stuck in sand.
|
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After months stuck in the polling doldrums, Ms. Klobuchar is getting a second look.
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Williamson, meanwhile, was stuck in New Orleans after having a knee operation on Monday.
|
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"They were stuck in a traffic jam and were making noise," Mr. Xu said.
|
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It was the word "break" that stuck in my head like a bad migraine.
|
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He seemed stuck in third place in national polls, with around 15 percent support.
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"The thing that stuck in my mind is the rotors stopped immediately," Daehlin said.
|
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It may be 2020, but many lawmakers seem to be stuck in the 1970s.
|
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Will the Department of Defense get stuck in the mud because of a warranty?
|
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It has been stuck in a range between around $5,600 and $6,100 since May.
|
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I never change, I'm too stuck in my ways, I never change the line.
|
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I was at that moment stuck in my version of Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
|
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Pets were also helping rescuers track down people who were stuck in their homes.
|
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Tuberville was in attendance but stuck in a luxury box a few doors down.
|
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The Braves are stuck in a nightmare that seems to repeat itself every October.
|
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In one scene, Alma is stuck in a loop of her daily recovery routine.
|
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Every day it feels as though we are stuck in middle of the ocean.
|
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As the world changes, betting on experience can leave you stuck in the past.
|
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Newspapers and maps can be used as insulation if you're stuck in your car.
|
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We break down the song to pinpoint why it gets stuck in your head.
|
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Once on a list, you are stuck in Turkey — with little means to survive.
|
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The guests were the rich, while we poor press were stuck in the bunker.
|
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Ever since the government collapsed in 1991, Somalia has been stuck in perpetual crisis.
|
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The world has changed around them, but many have stayed stuck in the past.
|
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"We didn't find any fluidity and we got stuck in the middle," said Petkovic.
|
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Never mind many thousands of people stuck in debt traps all over the country.
|
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Rosita's been stuck in the anger stage of grief for about 11 weeks now.
|
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It has been stuck in a tight range around $1.22-25 since late January.
|
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Want to make sure you're never stuck in public with a dead phone again?
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"It's a gray area, and we are stuck in the middle," Ms. Hartati said.
|
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We noticed that a lot of the video games were getting stuck in playrooms.
|
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I'm also of the opinion that specifically Islam is stuck in the Middle Ages.
|
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Below are four graphics illustrating just how stuck in the doldrums FX markets are.
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Jacky Rosen and Dina Titus — were stuck in DC because of the government shutdown.
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The stock market has been stuck in low gear—in the best possible way.
|
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"The user interface for a microwave is still stuck in the '70s," Limp explained.
|
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When the cab became stuck in traffic, they jumped out and took the subway.
|
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Angie (Angie Schworer) has been stuck in the chorus of "Chicago" for 20 years.
|
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Silicon Valley investors and start-ups are stuck in limbo due to the coronavirus.
|
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India's judicial system is notoriously backlogged, with millions of cases stuck in overburdened courts.
|
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"I think in the motorcycle world, we're still stuck in the '50s," she said.
|
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Conveniently, I get stuck in front of THE WORST PERSON IN THE ENTIRE WORLD.
|
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Trump, meanwhile, has been stuck in the hole he's been digging since the conventions.
|
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She has a chunk of seared tuna stuck in her throat the whole time.
|
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Of course, those non-direct fares will mean spending more time stuck in airports.
|
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If an ambulance is stuck in traffic, a drone could potentially save a life.
|
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But what if you are at a convention or stuck in meetings all day?
|
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You remember that episode of Seinfeld where they were stuck in a parking garage?
|
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"I wanted to show that I am not stuck in one genre," Gou explains.
|
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He took the news well, insisting the Justices are stuck in the 20th century.
|
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He's stuck in a cell where he has no contact with anyone but lawyers.
|
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We're all stuck in the same decision matrix, no matter our skills and characters.
|
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As a result, the story feels more stuck in place than it really is.
|
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These people, Ressler thought, are stuck in a serial cycle of completing the perfect crime.
|
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Ashley Karges is the first to admit that the cycle she's stuck in is exhausting.
|
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For at least half a decade, the network has been stuck in a ratings slump.
|
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The internet is a series of tubes, but it's useless when you're stuck in one.
|
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The train was stuck in Sanjo city, about 300 km (190 miles) northwest of Tokyo.
|
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Optane storage is stuck in the same place NAND storage was stuck ten years ago.
|
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Bouquets of sunflowers, single white roses, lilies, and carnations were stuck in chain-link fences.
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I opened them in panic, convinced they'd get stuck in the back of my head.
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A dead battery is preventable, as is getting stuck in a snowbank in a Miata.
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For those stuck in party jail, ear plugs and a sleep mask are a must.
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