And there are stunts—big, bold, call-911, but don't really, because everyone is fine—stunts.
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Some other actors do their own stunts, but the difference is that their stunts are designed to succeed.
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It speaks to how nutty and batshit stunts have become (and how accessible it is for us to watch such nutty stunts) that normal nutty and batshit stunts can't be done anymore because well, they've been done.
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We would do stunts called 'Ice-T's Butt Naked Party Stunts'—and when we say butt naked, that's no shoes, no socks, nothing!
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YouTube has a new message for creators looking to participate in dangerous or potentially harmful stunts, like the Bird Box or Tide Pod stunts: don't.
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Slime stunts and pie stunts don't require a ton of overhead, and Betsy doesn't hold back when I ask her how Fiverr contributes to her overall livelihood.
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Andersen's stunts are very similar to the casual backhand throwing stunts from YouTubers like Hi Josh, but he told Mashable his version isn't an imitation of the trend.
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Digital public shaming not only stunts the growth of the teenage mind and ideas, it also stunts the growth of fruitful and equal discourse on emotionally charged issues.
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Some PR stunts are far more elaborate than the rest.
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But could his stunts now land him in legal trouble?
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To be able to do all of her own stunts.
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Sure, there are robot geisha, aerial stunts, and stunning visuals.
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The fast food brand has a history of flashy stunts.
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Harris had endured two previous crashes during the practice stunts.
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It just happens to have a few stunts in it.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is not a fan of promotional stunts.
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Every episode of Nathan for You contains audacious conceptual stunts.
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"Everyone did their own stunts on this movie," he said.
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But I do do a good bit of my stunts.
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We have to go into stunts, so it's very complicated.
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Until then, however, stunts like this do little to help.
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We cannot afford reckless, imprudent publicity stunts that risk war.
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The massive production budget and outrageous stunts didn't hurt either.
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And he was just like, 'Why aren't you doing stunts?
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Any tips for other YouTubers doing endurance stunts like this?
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"Words and political stunts cannot ensure our security," Rubio warned.
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He said he thought the plane was doing acrobatic stunts.
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Yet the troupe's appeal goes beyond the stunts they pull.
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"I do all my own stunts!" says a defensive Zac.
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Others have dismissed the Democrats' efforts as unserious publicity stunts.
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And if you're still doing aerial stunts, all the better.
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How has tricking prepared you for a career doing stunts?
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The Wall Street Journal: Booker's stunts and distortions need correcting.
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VICE: How do April Fools' Day stunts by brands work?
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In movies I produce, I can do my own stunts.
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She's done stunts on Supergirl, Bridesmaids, and The Walking Dead.
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I was doing a lot of running around and stunts.
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More recently, they've pulled off stunts with high visual impact.
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Netizens injured themselves for stunts, by accident, and on purpose.
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And that's a problem that stunts productive conversation about solutions.
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Now he's in another housing unit, pulling the same stunts.
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Most often, men dressed as women performed stunts for actresses.
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He was a booster for London and loved publicity stunts.
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The dogs also have a chance to practice their stunts.
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There are no more stunts left for them to pull.
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Tom Cruise loves performing crazy stunts — but he's all about safety.
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Also I don't do stunts and jokes for you like that.
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Not all stunts in Mission: Impossible — Fallout went as planned, however.
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It's always been little quirky stunts, things to entertain the viewers.
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Roudbari said that the actresses did many of their own stunts.
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Won't be doing any crazy stunts the next few days though!
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Won't be doing any crazy stunts the next few days though.
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Our use of technology, Turkle argues, stunts character building and relationships.
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Like that outfit, the "IBsters" deal in stunts and direct action.
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But what happens when those stunts don't go quite as planned?
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The categories awarded in the Academy Awards do not include stunts.
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We see similar kinds of stunts in the US and Europe.
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It bleeds between stunts and dance in a really cool way.
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What would any of those stunts have to do with science?
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Furdík, 48, has a long history of doing stunts in films.
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"They were doing their stunts and they were twirling," he said.
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So we're stuck with stunts like sit-ins and scare tactics.
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It distorts price signals, stunts productivity growth and keeps Cubans poor.
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"Yes, I do my own stunts…" part of the tweet read.
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There's certainly nothing new about fame-seeking stunts ending in disaster.
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It's the second major mishap involving stunts in as many days.
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In turn, many of today's best parties echo Alig's famous stunts.
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In good times, that sentiment merely stunts growth by discouraging investment.
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Nothing is safe from corporate stunts — not even Boyhood knock-offs.
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Not everyone does extreme stunts on the very edge of buildings.
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We're not trying to do any crazy stunts off the field.
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First, he stunts too far off Mikal Bridges in the corner.
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I think it's more exciting when you're doing your own stunts.
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Occasionally, the driver will also perform stunts while the car spins.
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But mostly, the programs were treated as publicity stunts, or worse.
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Practically every season, publicity stunts have also come to dominate headlines.
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" Another of Mr. Scizak's favorite stunts is from "A Cricket's Tale.
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So, these guys do stunts, but this seems extremely, uh, extreme.
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She said his stunts give biohackers like her a bad name.
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The fatal accident follows two other high-profile deaths during stunts.
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Its acting, directing, stunts, editing, and choreography are all top notch.
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As political protest stunts go, this one was hard to miss.
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Does doing your own stunts help you to stay in character?
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A lot of the stunts I performed were kind of risky.
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In Flavortown we do all our own stunts 💥🔥 pic.twitter.
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But meanwhile, competitors were racing forward with flashy stunts and deals.
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Too many practitioners are just blindly rehearsing systematic routines and stunts.
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"But I have mixed feelings about teaching him my stupid Jackass stunts."
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There is a possible downside to attention-grabbing stunts, even successful ones.
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"There are kids doing better stunts," says Ethiopia Skate member Yared Aya.
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"I see a lot of dangers [while they perform stunts]," he says.
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There are planets and stars and, of course, lots of acrobatic stunts.
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We believe the public is smart enough to see through publicity stunts.
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Cruise famously performs most of his own stunts in his action films.
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They believe he's a Senator light on accomplishments and heavy on stunts.
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Critics dismiss his rallies and live broadcasts on Facebook as publicity stunts.
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She did underwater training because she wanted to do her own stunts.
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Kelly the Yorkie did in fact perform all of her own stunts.
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Apparently, he's afraid of stunts exactly like the one Lillian cooked up.
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Do you have any events or stunts planned in the near future?
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What other crazy stunts can we expect from Xander Cage and team?
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During one of his stunts, Michael outed his colleague, Oscar (Oscar Martinez).
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"I now do stunts #lipsyncbattlescar #iflew," Teigen, 31, quipped in her tweet.
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Videos of astoundingly stupid stunts involving bullet ants would suggest he's correct.
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Anytime has received features in multiple national publications for its tattooing stunts.
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These theatrical stunts are nothing if you have a fraction of imagination.
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In the original series, contestants were challenged to three rounds of stunts.
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Not all of the actor's stunts go off without a hitch, however.
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But that doesn't necessarily render these marketing stunts as inherently bad things.
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I'm doing a job that isn't really requiring a ton of stunts.
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Here's a video of the women from CRPF performing stunts in 2014.
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"I now do stunts," Teigen quipped, adding the hashtags #lipsyncbattlescar and #iflew.
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It's a sport that might have started as gimmicks or publicity stunts.
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I've never had stunt doubles really ever...This had so many stunts.
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The marketing stunts — remember Google Maps turning Pacman loose on the town?
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Jackie Chan holds the record for most stunts by a living actor.
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The live action is punctuated by aerial acrobatics, pyrotechnics and motorcycle stunts.
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"They didn't end up using them because we did our own stunts."
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They were all about untraditional parties, getting dressed up, and madcap stunts.
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At least, movies were once made using real stunts and real objects.
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And yes, she's seen the memes about her reliance on flying stunts.
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Most of the time, the performers already know their stunts by heart.
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KS: No. You've met him, but you've never ... CS: He does stunts.
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It would be unfair to call Mr. West's public outbursts mere stunts.
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"As a series of poses and stunts, 'Sherlock Holmes' is intermittently diverting."
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Others have made their names with dubious stunts and extreme political commentary.
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With its relentless stunts, "1917" begins to feel like a video game.
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The miniskirts will be shorter, the toys zoomier, the stunts more delirious.
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Mr. Dongo furrowed his brow and performed small stunts with his chair.
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Chronic malnutrition stunts not only physical growth but intellectual development as well.
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Tom's had lots of problems doing his own stunts for the flick.
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Good ol' human ingenuity has led to all kinds of outlandish stunts being played out across GTA Online, and now developer Rockstar is helping things along by introducing a new set of features designed with stunts in mind.
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The plane was seen by a number of witnesses doing stunts before crashing.
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As far as attention-grabbing stunts go, this is a pretty good one.
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Pugh vowed to delete videos of all her past stunts from the internet.
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Abraham Poincheval is good at seemingly simple yet logistically complex durational art stunts.
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They're intent on seizing it, and stunts like this are just the start.
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There are flashing lights, blaring speakers, bizarre stunts, and this year, a yacht.
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A GoPro-compatible Hot Wheels car that lets you record your amazing stunts.
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But it stunts the potential for this to be a major advertising business.
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Yet bankers say the eye-catching features are more than just marketing stunts.
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The truth is, Microsoft's founder is no stranger to public shit-related stunts.
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We need strong policies from candidates, not to be used for political stunts.
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Ahead, an inside look at the hair stunts you haven't seen until now.
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Reynolds performed many of his own stunts over the course of his career.
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It's unnecessary and only leads to the juvenile stunts we saw on Wednesday.
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But his most famous stunts have been those that have been most dangerous.
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Casquejo said outside court that he is "absolutely not" planning any more stunts.
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I love to do stunts, and I love to work with stunt people.
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We have guns, we're doing some badass stunts and it's a brilliant storyline.
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Unless you can actually do your own stunts like McEntire, don't do it.
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Her name was Cindy, and she said she&aposd never done stunts before.
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Most recently, he coordinated surf and water stunts in the Point Break remake.
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Domino's isn't afraid to use stunts to get customers to use its app.
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But the recipients of their votes are not singing ballads or performing stunts.
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Car companies are always doing weird marketing stunts to draw attention to themselves.
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LET no one say that Sean Penn does not do his own stunts.
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Teamed participants are judged on their dances, stunts, tumbles, pyramids and overall impressions.
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There are sure to be many drone stunts awaiting our scorn in 2017.
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Learn more about how these two spacecraft will pull off their stunts here.
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She kicks aside all the bullshit with humor, heart, and lots of stunts.
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It is nearing the time when pragmatism, not cynical, irrational stunts, should prevail.
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In between his stunts, it's hard to tell whether Cruise is really acting.
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"Just another day of doing stunts in a maximum-security prison," Sackler said.
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"Feeling stuck is both frustrating and demoralizing and stunts personal fulfillment," Brateman explains.
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Still, it's not easy to get famous off a few good stunts alone.
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Guaidó fail to wrest control from Maduro before his grandiose stunts begin to
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They're known for videos of crazy stunts such as parkour, unicycling and juggling.
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Emig has been tricking for 20 years and doing stunts for five years.
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The MPC was a group of young men who performed daredevil parachuting stunts.
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Sehgal's work has been long criticized as stunts and meticulously crafted practical jokes.
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Expect the textbook formula: fast cars, beautiful women, cool gadgets and stunts galore.
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Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt, and the actor's stunts keep getting wilder.
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Investment orthodoxy says that limiting your pool of investments stunts your potential return.
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The planet of deception, shapeshifting Neptune, is involved, inspiring some mastermind PR stunts.
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One of his stunts was he dressed someone up as Aladdin Oh yeah.
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With his ridiculous stunts, David is an unwelcome interloper into their domestic idyll.
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He gained popularity while streaming bizarre stunts and starting disputes with other rappers.
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He has amassed a fan base for his stunts and often-outrageous statements.
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But these stunts are mere distractions from Zinke's real influence as interior secretary.
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Instead, he implies they are actually planned out in advance, as marketing stunts.
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As far as marketing stunts go, you've got to hand it to the BBC.
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Though Wilson had no stunts in Pitch Perfect, the sequel was full of them.
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The problem became more extreme after she started doing stunts in her early 20s.
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Outside of the stunts and spectacles, a growing number of drones are doing work.
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But it doesn't, and it stunts the possibility that such things might happen naturally.
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The Verdict: I can see Melissa McCarthy doing her own stunts in these jeans.
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"I am doing a comedy that has a few stunts in," Renner told reporters.
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Exposure to lead stunts childhood development and can lead to lifelong effects on health.
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And so then we learned from that that ridiculous stunts can get you attention.
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A representative for Amblin said both Hercules and Shadow performed stunts for the film.
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If the Kardashians (the queens of publicity stunts) are calling bullshit, we are too.
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Yet as far as promotional stunts go, a free holiday probably takes the cake.
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I'm very happy to leave [the stunts] up to more skilled and professional people.
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But there's a shot inside the diner where Lakeith was doing his own stunts.
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But according to experts, PotCoin mostly good at getting attention through stunts like this.
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Both radical stunts drew crowds on Facebook Live and made headlines around the world.
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But it seems not all of the actor's stunts go off without a hitch.
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"I'm doing a job that isn't really requiring a ton of stunts," added Renner.
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Thus the popularity of decluttering gurus like Marie Kondo and stunts such as Souveny's.
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They claimed in the past that they never suffered an injury from their stunts.
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Those IMAX cameras are particularly effective in capturing the sheer audacity of Cruise's stunts.
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The sight of a passenger jet performing stunts might terrify you, but it shouldn't.
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Look, there's been a lot of 4/20 stunts popping up around the joint.
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Lead poisoning stunts children's cognitive development, and no level of exposure is considered safe.
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What percentage of the stunts did you handle in the new Spider-Man movie?
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None of them actually see results from the stunts—and this is by design.
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"The Road Warrior" (1981) surpassed the original with its character development and vehicular stunts.
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That would avoid any potential for confrontations, given Mr. Trump's penchant for dramatic stunts.
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It is a decline that stunts entrepreneurship, hinders workers' mobility and slows productivity growth.
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In addition to the new lines, stunts also raise interest in the signature product.
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Johnny Knoxville's days of doing injury-inducing stunts might be coming to an end.
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Some cities, like Washington, created cringe-worthy promotional videos and performed publicity-seeking stunts.
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I thought of the most painful stunts I could, and we made a film.
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What other skyscraper stunts from films would you add to the list and why?
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In the past, the West Wing has disparaged similar books as publicity-seeking stunts.
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A few tactics he will surely lean on: blitzes and, especially, stunts and twists.
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The show became known for celebrity interviews and gimmicky stunts sprinkled in between newscasts.
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I do a lot of my own stunts so I get massage and acupuncture.
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Chi-tan the otter is very popular recently, it does stunts all the time.
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It could be about her stunts in "Atomic Blonde," or about comedic roles vs.
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The actress' filmography is dominated by action roles where she's performed her own stunts.
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With brash stunts and offensive overtures, Mr. Hernandez amassed a curious legion of followers.
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He focuses on physical stunts — such as performing splits in locations around the world.
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It shows Alexia and Ethier talking through some of the stunts of the video.
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It won't be horror, it'll be stunts — an over-budgeted, "Tropic Thunder"-looking movie.
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Right now, the stakes of this election may seem too high for stupid stunts.
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He's even been training to do dangerous stunts for the coming double movie shoot.
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Players are more willing to do publicity stunts in the middle of the winter.
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Fast food brands often try to set themselves apart with splashy promotions or stunts.
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Communist-controlled outfits in Hong Kong have often simply copied successful stunts by protesters.
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Guinness World Records tracks the most extreme creations, stunts, and accomplishments on the planet.
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I also think there's a role of critique of capitalism that these stunts play.
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Green, who said he has always done "little stunts" with domains he owns, supported Sen.
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But green screens, stunts, and special effects were never things she'd thought she would do.
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Through it, users will be able to perform one-tap drone stunts like a flip.
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When people can't win on fact, they have to resort to cheap stunts like this.
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This beginner-friendly copter can perform stunts in the air, all while capturing HD shots.
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The resulting barrel roll is one of the better stunts from the long-running franchise.
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Leave these kinds of dangerous stunts for the professionals/views-seeking YouTube pseudo-celebrities.[YouTube]
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Guard Germain Ifedi simply can't block players coming at him from different directions on stunts.
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One senior Republican congressional aide warned that the time for stunts was quickly running out.
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" She added, "I do [most of] my own stunts — so physically, it is tremendously demanding.
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For her roles on 24 and Timeless, Annie Wersching has enjoyed doing her own stunts.
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So I'm pretty sure it won't happen [again], but when you do stunts, that happens.
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The man, Pedro Aunión Monroy, was a dancer specializing in aerial stunts, reports the BBC.
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You did those viral stunts where you made funny book covers and rode the subway.
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Simove says he doesn't consider these publicity stunts, but rather a way to be creative.
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Tom Cruise is well-known for his willingness to perform many of his own stunts.
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All Star Weekend is bound to be jam packed with all kinds of whacky stunts.
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As stunts by musicians go, this is certainly not the worst one to ever happen.
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Meanwhile, Grande's run on Fallon continues his tradition of doing fun stunts with music divas.
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"There's a lot more that goes into stunts than people generally imagine," says Vic Armstrong.
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"She pulls stunts that I just wouldn't, she's kind of an a—–," Adlon says, laughing.
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My friend pulls out her phone to shame ABC on Twitter for their mean stunts.
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That will include new stunts inspired by urban legends, popular scary movies and viral videos.
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It picked up wins for casting, makeup, costumes, stunts, editing, sound mixing and production design.
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Let's just hope future criminals leave the high-risk stunts to Hollywood from now on.
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"We need strong policies from candidates, not to be used for political stunts," he wrote.
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Microcephaly causes abnormally small head sizes in these children, and stunts development of the brain.
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Paul, known for juvenile pranks and stunts, removed the video after an onslaught of criticism.
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The incident in question occurred after Grimshaw asked Bloom if he did his own stunts.
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The letter was actually written by the Yesmen, an activist group known for such stunts.
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When it came time to handle the film's stunts, Steinfeld called in some sibling support.
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I'm not a good rider, either, but I don't participate in public stunts involving horses.
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The more bizarre stunts he pulls, the more interesting stories there will be to write.
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When it comes to outrageous stunts, Evel Knievel has nothing on the Mars Curiosity rover.
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"Gemma had hurt her back so there were some stunts she couldn't do," Varma says.
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The plot is stupid but the stunts are terrifying, the tension vibratory, the muscles rippling.
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These actions were roundly criticized as political stunts, and the president was accused of fearmongering.
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It's an attention-getting feat from the filmmaker, who is no stranger to such stunts.
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His channel hosts videos of over-the-top stunts, wild vlogs, and Jackass-style challenges.
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That compares with Cirque du Soleil productions, which incorporate stunts and acrobatics into various storylines.
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"I do my own stunts," Jenner captioned the Instagram in reference to her many poses.
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She returned to set a week later but reconsidered doing stunts for two important reasons.
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This leads to Starr goosing turnout at Turnpikes games by devising several ridiculous promotional stunts.
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In ring, they're slowly transitioning into character-driven wrestlers, paring back their more dangerous stunts.
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For all his levitated stunts, he is a constant; other players call the creative shots.
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The currency of facts will be debased, that of stunts inflated, that of conviction sidelined.
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The group also must be sharp mentally against the Patriots' litany of stunts and blitzes.
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The auto stunts of the finale are kind of fun but too little too late.
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I've had to wear skimpy clothes while doing stunts, and have absolutely felt more vulnerable.
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In China, Mr. Wu's death prompted the official media to warn about live-streaming stunts.
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Fans of both clubs have, in the past, staged eye-catching stunts before the game.
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Yes, there were camera-worthy stunts and impossible-to-ignore disruptions of business as usual.
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As Kiya escalates her on-camera stunts, her gluttony grows with her follower count online.
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He did all his own vine-swinging, lion-wrestling stunts, and consequently was usually injured.
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"Everyone takes the proper precautions," said Jwaundace Candece, who specializes in driving and motorcycle stunts.
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Unlike YouTube and Instagram, the platform is mainly a place for comedy sketches and stunts.
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Which brings up a question for me: Why don't we have an Oscar for stunts?
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Emily: This would be a totally wonderful winner of a theoretical Oscar for best stunts.
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His season premiere was a three-hour marathon of virginity-themed puns, stunts, and questions.
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Hughes acknowledged in a previous interview with VICE that he realized his stunts were dangerous.
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Competitive cheering involves performances that go for several minutes and are filled with constant stunts.
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Expect more Carrier-style stunts that don't actually help workers but dominate a news cycle.
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My gadget-addicted 13-year-old was rapt, alternately laughing and gasping at the stunts.
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Near Anhalter Bahnhof, there's a circus with horses, stunts, and entertainment for the whole family.
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So far, tests by restaurants using robots have been mostly viewed as public-relations stunts.
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His directorial stunts are epitomized by a choreographed sequence that destroys an entire hillside shantytown.
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Here are some other stunts planned for Comic-Con's 2017 run, which concludes on Sunday.
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Giant Spoon is known for doing big stunts for brands like HBO and Warner Bros.
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And as with those other technical categories, if the stunts are great, you notice them.
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We did all the stunts, except for flying out of a window from the second floor.
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So when we learned that Brie performed all her own stunts, we were even more impressed!
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The actor did all his own stunts in a snowy video channeling his Baby Driver character.
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However, his new YouTube channel was going to follow him doing outrageous stunts, FOX 9 reported.
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In North Dakota's Senate race, meanwhile, Republicans tried different stunts to skew the race against Sen.
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It has since gone down as one of the most notorious stunts in dance music history.
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Block proceeded to do some stunts in the car on the cobblestone road outside the church.
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Some people said such stunts and unsupported claims gave the DIY science community a bad name.
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Watch the xXx trailer above for more extreme stunts than you (or Ice Cube) can handle.
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Hailey's previously denied having "trust issues" with Justin, but I'm sure stunts like this don't help.
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What's most frustrating about Musk's stunts is how everything feels a little bit like a grift.
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But even better, some other cat owners shared videos of their kitties pulling equally impressive stunts.
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Johnson's record as mayor was mixed; he was a booster for London and loved publicity stunts.
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And promotional writer-in-residence stunts are enjoying a bit of a cultural boom right now.
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Critics would forgive such publicity stunts if China also took the opportunity to tackle deeper grievances.
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In the meantime, we continue to see stunts that put Facebook's contradictory policies to the test.
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Joi Harris had previously never performed motorcycle stunts on film, and was primarily a road racer.
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The plane went down after the pilot appeared to be "doing stunts," the sheriff's department said.
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That's fine and good, but at its best, the series blends human stunts with vehicular warfare.
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The card game company Cards Against Humanity has a long history of pulling Black Friday stunts.
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Mr Atambayev, for his part, pledged on election day to keep jailing anyone who "pulls stunts".
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The media company's videos include trick shots and stunts, behind-the-scenes footage and training videos.
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The fear is that China generates the wrong kind of competition and stunts the good kind.
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WATCH: Tom Cruise Shoots Motorcycle Stunts in Paris for Upcoming 'Mission Impossible' Film Around 9 p.m.
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Jokowi's stunts were in part intended to create online buzz and a burst of internet memes.
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It turns out you end up shooting one of the highest-flying Hollywood stunts in history.
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But it's 2018, and Madonna's stunts at the VMAs aren't as intentional as they once were.
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Reynolds blamed his limited mobility on doing his own stunts over the course of his career.
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The majority of the ads I saw in Fiverr's "pranks and stunts" section belonged to Venezuelans.
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The actor is known for performing his own stunts, including many in previous Mission: Impossible installments.
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Publicity stunts like this will make most parents (myself included) [realize] and open our eyes wider.
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Cruise is famous for doing his own stunts and keeping his fitness regime in top shape.
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However, all the insane stunts, parties, and haphazard experiences do make for some truly great stories.
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Apparently we feel better about publicity stunts when we can say that we saw them coming.
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He also weighs in on which movie this year had the best stunts/action on screen.
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Before that, only male commando units of the defence forces were allowed to undetake such stunts.
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He always made me laugh, he did the best stunts and he ALWAYS got the girl.
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The tragedy occurred at a test facility where production crew work out the kinks for stunts.
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Point-of-view stunts are complicated, and scenes can't always be done in one clean take.
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As far as publicity stunts go, the "first ever designer vagina showcase" was pretty damn effective.
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Microsoft is so over the lies that it urged employees to stay away from stunts today.
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Acrobatic stunts are among the technical elements synchronized swim teams are required include in their performances.
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Fast food chains use stunts to get customers to pay attention, and vie for their business.
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He started sharing Vine videos that usually included him doing stunts, telling jokes, and playing pranks.
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It took some quick thinking and stunts to build the company users know and love today.
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Technically, the film is flawless — its acting, directing, stunts, editing, and choreography are all top notch.
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A lot of my teachers from my karate studio all moved to LA to pursue stunts.
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Videos of people pulling risky, stupid stunts are arguably the bread and butter of YouTube stardom.
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MrBeast is known on YouTube for his attention-grabbing stunts and thousands of dollars in donations.
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As cruel as Barnum's stunts seem now, Wilson asks that we view them in their context.
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His creepy persona reflects the winking mendacity and distracting stunts that typify his real-life rule.
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The cynical explanation for these partnerships is that they're short-term co-branding and marketing stunts.
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PewDiePie has faced backlash over his long history of racist and anti-Semitic stunts and remarks.
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To get those followers, the 20-year-old social media star does stunts with his crew.
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Performing dangerous stunts also isn't a new concept; MTV's Jackass designed a whole series around it.
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Conrad told the Television Academy in 2006 that he performed his own stunts on the show.
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In the videos, the pair's stunts are interwoven with raw moments that chronicle their evolving relationship.
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He's done quite a few feel-good stunts, including his popular High Five New York video.
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As Business Insider recently noted, the present and future profitability of these internet stunts is dubious.
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Now, together with the requisite eye-popping physical stunts, the genre could also showcase intimate vignettes.
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Both sides engage in stunts, grandstanding and political theater meant to undermine or embarrass the other.
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This has led to a rise in ICO promotional stunts, which have ranged from faking an exit scam to launching a cryptocurrency miner into space on a balloon, but last month the Ukrainian social media network ASKfm literally took ICO promotional stunts to the next level.
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Press stunts planned by Swift herself tended to place the intimacy of her persona front and center.
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Apart from the Kardashians, no one stunts in a holiday card quite as hard as the Obamas.
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But if there is a growing, dangerous trend of performing stunts with snakes, rules can be formulated.
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Billy, the moderator of popular Facebook group Fried Fishing, has made his name on stunts like this.
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I have some experience with political stunts myself as the former spokesman for the House Resources Committee.
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But Flynt's well-known penchant for publicity stunts made Steinem suspicious, and she declined the indecent proposal.
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Quick fire stunts that alienate allies and dent your chances will probably limit opportunities down the road.
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A number of publicity stunts and crazy, you could call it gray-hat or black-hat marketing.
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Tom Cruise is known for performing his own stunts in movies, but the danger is completely real.
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They've said "enough" with the endless stunts and manufactured scandals designed to remove Mr. Trump from office.
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There are high-flying acrobatics and awe-inspiring stunts, but they are often shoehorned into musical numbers.
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And if you're a pro, you can perform aerial stunts with just a push of a button.
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Since holding a camera while performing extrme stunts is dangerous, I'd recommend using the GoPro HERO5 instead.
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From the outside, Extinction Rebellion looks like a freewheeling movement fond of elaborate costumes and outlandish stunts.
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Being inches away from completely ruining his life at all times is what makes 8booth's stunts compelling.
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Though rare, acrobatic performers have made headlines for their death-defying stunts gone awry in the past.
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We did some digging, and it turns out Matthew Mylrea has been doing stunts for some time.
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That suggests that the campus stunts, disturbing as they may be, afflict only a fraction of students.
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In the clips, a man performed various stunts while balancing on a stack of very high chairs.
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Paul's videos, a relentless barrage of boasts, pranks, and stunts, have garnered him legions of adoring fans.
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Martial arts buffs, sports fans, and pretty much anyone who enjoys watching athletic individuals perform amazing stunts.
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"We were doing stunts and car chases," Fischer tells PEOPLE in this week's issue on stands now.
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It's good practice to ignore the glut of national holidays because they are just transparent marketing stunts.
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Since its rise, aspiring influencers have performed amazingly stupid—and occasionally clever—stunts for a global audience.
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Reynolds has blamed his limited mobility on doing his own stunts over the course of his career.
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As far as stunts go, this has to be one of the most nail-biting to watch.
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Padukone and Diesel have also been sharing photographs of training for the stunts in the action film.
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You'll notice a couple of things about the family's stunts at fashion's biggest night of the year.
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Those were real working vehicles, real stunts, minimal CGI…real shit, real work…you can feel that.
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For his second post, Cruise showed off some of the death-defying stunts from the upcoming film.
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The admirers predictably point out the over-the-top stunts, which are the highlights of every movie.
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Though his stunts often undercut the investigations' ability to produce meaningful work, they certainly grew his profile.
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Do you still experience fear or any sort of anxious feelings before or when you're doing stunts?
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That feeling is only enhanced by the show's liberal use of wirework and stunts, another Braver tradition.
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Even if that means he has to drag his girlfriend, Lorena Mora, into his stunts as well.
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Some use stunts: one outfit somehow convinced a customer to get its logo tattooed on his back.
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That trick is beyond impressive, but certainly isn't Bley's first foray into mind-blowing hula hoop stunts.
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Another honoree, rapper LL Cool J, said he isn't planning any "stunts" at the White House reception.
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Yet even though such stunts remain a dream for many, their revival may be edging slightly closer.
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That's when a player invents creative stunts in a game, sometimes to the detriment of their performance.
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Red Bull is known for pushing extreme stunts, but its latest endeavor has pushed yet another limit.
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And he guessed, because I was being a bit of a wuss about some of the stunts.
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Paul has faced backlash from creators and fans alike in the past for his stunts and pranks.
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The actors did most of their own stunts — and Bill Hader suffered a minor injury while filming.
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"We don't respond to political stunts, and that's all this is," Ruiz campaign consultant Roy Behr said.
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These robots are capable of performing death-defying stunts, and will be deployed at theme park attractions.
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Contestants Amber and Ryan, a sideshow duo, have made their mark on the show performing dangerous stunts.
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" Greebel's lawyers argued in that filing that because of Shkreli's notoriety and his stunts since then, "Mr.
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Karns has been tricking for over seven years and doing stunts for five-and-a-half years.
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The film has a number of locations that must be navigated and stunts that must be organized.
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In past iterations, they've invited WWE Superstars like Cesaro and Finn Balor to perform their signature stunts.
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During his years in the kitchen, he witnessed several reckless chefs pull stunts that didn't end well.
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The bigger the stunts, the better the money, and the bigger risk that you'd crash and burn.
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It's not a unique proposal for Donaldson, whose channel growth is thanks to his outrageous YouTube stunts.
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And his use of the word "excursion" suggested he views trips to the troops as PR stunts.
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Mr. Robert's stunts inspire awe, admiration and bewilderment — his official Facebook page has more than 80,000 likes.
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Publicly, however, he defended the move as "humanitarian," proclaiming that "we don't do stunts," and ultimately acquiesced.
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"Studying Xi in the New Era" uses a variety of stunts seemingly aimed at a younger audience.
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These were calculated stunts worthy of reality television -- not befitting the President's annual address to the nation.
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This was not the first time YouTubers have turned to stunts with Eilish impersonators for video content.
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And he has broken many bones doing it, he said, since he has done his own stunts.
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Or the Bird Box Challenge in 2019 that had people attempting all kinds of stunts while blindfolding.
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Through attention-grabbing stunts, Tesla convinces leaders that they are truly missing out on the product.2.
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So what big stunts are left for Xander Cage, the extreme sports rebel turned spy, to try?
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Here he and Bob Brown, a stunt coordinator, explain how they pulled off three of those stunts.
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Jamie Foxx shows Jay that he's no baby driver when it comes to doing his own stunts.
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Even with all the CGI out there, practical effects and stunts still existed in movies in 2019.
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Domestically, there are indications that a franchise centered on muscle cars and physics-defying stunts, has crested.
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Scenes depicted homeless men performing seemingly dangerous stunts and acts of cruelty and violence for the camera.
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He's famously used elaborate stunts, like the one he pulled on Friday, to drive this point home.
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If it was anyone else doing this, no one would believe it, but over-the-top Black Friday stunts are sort of Cards Against Humanity's MO. Part protest, part publicity stunt, and part joke, the stunts always manage to highlight the absurdity of Black Friday while making everyone laugh.
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Orman's breaking point came after an audition for Cirque du Soleil in Vegas (her dream gig, after stunts).
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On this hurry from last night, he starts at the bottom of the defensive line and stunts inside.
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"This allegiance to the page stunts the development of sighted musicians ability to really 'hear' music," Pinto continues.
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Often I wonder if these app launches are apps, or just publicity stunts for developers hungry for fame.
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The glow of publicity stunts fades so quickly, but that can't be the only reason to do them.
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He was playing to his base and trying to draw attention away from himself with stunts and bluster.
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"We need strong policies from candidates, not to be used for political stunts," Rieckhoff tweeted before the fundraiser.
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It's funny, self-aware, and the stunts are fun — all good things for a superhero movie in 2017.
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These are obviously three really different types of performers, but you know they're all doing their own stunts.
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Along with teasing her fans with brief flashes of nudity, she tries elaborate, bloody stunts to garner interest.
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Mara says she "did almost every one of my own stunts…in heels" in the sci-fi thriller.
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That means we'll likely have more fun videos ahead of re-enactors performing amusing stunts in full armor.
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She doesn't get headlines because of intentional stunts, but rather for texting during Hamilton, or off-color remarks.
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I'm about to attempt one of the most emotionally reckless stunts ever: watching an episode ON AN AIRPLANE.
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As the ice caps keep crumbling, they're creating lots of icebergs we can use for badass kitesurfing stunts.
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Combined with fashion-model looks, such stunts have made Mr Baudet the hottest political news in the Netherlands.
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Danvers would get a headache, then come to without any knowledge of the heroic stunts she just performed.
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Jake Paul is notorious for YouTube stunts, beef with other creators, and generally making his neighbors' life hell.
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It's really impressive to see how extreme his stunts get while his finished footage remains stabilized and sleek.
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Why this is bad for U.S. workers: Weak corporate investment holds back GDP growth and stunts wage growth.
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I did all my own stunts, too, on a wire where they were pulling me up a chain.
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And because Cruise is the sort of maniac who does his own stunts, he himself pulled it off.
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And then at the same time you had a push on TV to do these kinds of stunts.
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"If Tom didn't have the ability, he wouldn't be doing all of his own stunts," Eastwood tells me.
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But as a newcomer to the franchise, I walked into the theater expecting to see stunts like these.
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One day we, as a species, will learn that filmed, amateur trampoline stunts are never a good idea.
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What's it like to watch your partner do such challenging stunts, such as tightrope-walking across the Falls?
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And yet he couldn't control how these stunts played on TV—other people would have the final edit.
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But there were no big stunts on air, and little in the candidates' styles we hadn't seen before.
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In the last week, Trump has tried a variety of political stunts to try to shift the blame.
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The McRib's career has been a series of limited-time stunts, each one more successful than the last.
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He later said that his sports background had helped him sometimes execute his own stunts as an actor.
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"I will never do my own stunts again," Barrymore tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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As the quality of its releases went down, Acclaim began relying on creative but often tawdry publicity stunts.
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And although it's a TV show, Foo says it contains some of the biggest stunts he works on.
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That angst gets tossed completely into a blender by one of Radiohead's soon-to-be-trademark rhythmic stunts.
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The penalty provoked massive outrage among fans and prompted copycat stunts from other players, who were also punished.
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In this way, Sinclair stunts; she is a bougainvillea, demanding space for the "savage" and "feminine" to speak.
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KS: In any case, you had a number of stunts and things that you did at the company.
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We don't know if these threats are something to believe in, or just another of his many stunts.
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These weren't political stunts, the mayor said, arguing that the lawsuit was akin to suits against tobacco companies.
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That shot landed and he kept up the tradition, getting more creative with his stunts by the year.
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Below are scenes from four films, with commentary from their directors on how they pulled off these stunts.
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To stage his more lavish stunts, he depended on a series of well-heeled backers of roguish bent.
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It did not go in for cheap publicity stunts, like the Dartmouth Review crowd of that era did.
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When choreography doesn't sustain some developing view of the people dancing it, it dwindles into attention-seizing stunts.
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But the president wasn't the only one pulling stunts to get some attention — House Speaker Pelosi did, too.
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"I really love intimate movies, but I also enjoy doing stunts and action on this level," she said.
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The "Bad Guy" singer posted two more screenshots, this time showing lists of YouTube videos advertising similar stunts.
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She honed her trickshot skills and stunts, and dedicated her efforts into the niche sport of freestyle soccer.
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Each performance lasted 40 minutes long, and featured high-speed car chases, motorcycle tricks, and jet-ski stunts.
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Still, the Skull Breaker challenge — and dangerous social media stunts attempted by young kids — predates the TikTok app.
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He seems to be implying that cops themselves set the tone when they pull these kinds of stunts.
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If they fear being fired for trying and failing, they will fall into a routine, which stunts creativity.
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Lead is a dangerous neurotoxin that stunts childhood development, including IQ, and contributes to premature death in adults.
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Age: 21991 How she got started: I started racing cars near Los Angeles before I got into stunts.
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For example, Disney recently developed a robotic stuntman that can perform stunts that can be risky for humans.
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Do you enjoy meditative walks, exhilarating bike rides, performing stunts on a skateboard, or other forms of wayfaring?
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Her stunts were widely covered in the press, especially in black newspapers, and she cut a glamorous figure.
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"I think @Trevornoah just pulled off one of the funniest stunts ever at the Oscars," one person tweeted.
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Pyongyang has pulled off similar stunts in the past, but this is the first since Trump took office.
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Add to that lead poisoning — which also stunts growing brains — and that's what you have in Flint, Michigan.
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And of course there's always a limited market for fake cum for pranks, stunts, and risqué mainstream movies.
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The beloved Daniel Bryan and Sami Zayn at least work flashy styles which translate to crowd-pleasing stunts.
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Either way, data tells us these stunts have limited positive impact and can actually result in unwanted news cycles.
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They are continuing to put out YouTube videos, real estate and tax giveaways, and stunts intended to go viral.
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However, Conservative London Assembly member Keith Prince said he backed such "publicity stunts" as they generated funds for TfL.
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Watch the video at the top of the page, and please don't try all of Miguel's stunts at home.
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Without a double, Wilson would have to perform stunts with aerial silks, spinning car tires, and bear traps herself.
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At the time, Cramer said Musk's "stunts" were ill-advised, and recommend the board take Musk on medical leave.
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"It's pretty much just like, finger stunts where I just wiggle my hands and something blows up," she joked.
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There were, of course, the obligatory motorcycle stunts as the choppers flew over the heads of the Paul bros.
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Several of the stunts are being marketed with a twist on Trump&aposs signature "Make America Great Again" slogan.
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The actress, who is also starring in the upcoming Baywatch movie, does most of her own stunts for Quantico.
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It's one of many stunts by both Uber and Lyft, which are doing all kinds of marketing this weekend.
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After his injury though was McMurray turned his gaze to music and combined that with his love for stunts.
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Although Kat is doing important work, the Scarlet Instagram account comes dangerously close to being pulled over her stunts.
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A trained salsa dancer and a natural athlete, Ms. Ortiz has usually done her own stunts for other roles.
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And yes, we are fully aware that she sometimes pulls off 10 of these stunts on any given day.
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Factions that formed on social media have become real-world groups who hold public stunts, protests and counter-protests.
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To help soothe these frazzled nerves, a handful of businesses are rolling out timely promotions and public relations stunts.
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I was always curious of what it would be like to do those kinds of action sequences and stunts.
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As you might expect from that pedigree, the Atomic Blonde trailer is all slick stunts and neon-drenched style.
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As wrestlers, we wrestle trained for a month before each season… We do a lot of our own stunts.
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Luckily, the Palace is reportedly holding meetings to determine how it might put an end to Markle's family's stunts.
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One of his stunts was to play standing and, with his belly, gradually push his piano into the wings.
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"Was doing stunts in air or lack of flying skills caused crash into Island," the sheriff said on Twitter.
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"It comes in handy doing stunts or something physical," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on stands Friday.
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It works, until it doesn't — just like most stunts the Keating 5 Keating 4 + Oliver attempt to pull off.
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Following the company's Stickman project, Disney's engineers are now building humanoid robots designed to take part in aerial stunts.
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Typically, the first and third stunts required physical abilities or involved extreme circumstances, such as heights or underwater activities.
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Given his penchant for attention-grabbing stunts, though, it's hard to know how serious Yiannopoulos is about the bid.
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As Redick stunts on his opponents, so have the Clippers, who have gone 20-6 in his breakout stretch.
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At the time, Cramer said Musk's "stunts" were ill-advised, and recommend the board put Musk on medical leave.
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The company has been known for attention-bringing stunts like its short-lived 2011 rebranding of Overstock to 'O.co'.
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KFC has pulled similar stunts like the meal box that charges your phone and paper-thin Bluetooth keyboard trays.
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If Wonder Woman can do her own stunts, you can sit at your desk and crank out spreadsheets. Wrooooooooong!
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On top of that, the streets around the convention center are packed with publicity stunts from traditional media companies.
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Back in the mid 2000s a little show called Epicly Later'd about skateboarders and their stunts premiered on VICE.
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But don't think the blossoming dentist and the lacy underthing were the only masterminds pulling stunts on night one.
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"Hardcore Henry" includes just about everything audiences expect in an action movie: explosions, wild stunts, an armory of bullets.
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It's going to be me doing reckless stunts and what not, so hopefully I come out in one piece!
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It was a four-day shoot and stunts were happening — it mainly consisted of Alfie and I eating sweets.
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Lawrence admitted that she declined to participate in some of the gravity-defying stunts which Pratt then took on.
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The actor, producer, and stunt coordinator has held the record for most stunts by a living actor since 2012.
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Preferring grandiosity and P.R. stunts to policy details, Johnson has stumbled on his hubris, lack of preparation and disorganization.
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"We don't spend a lot of time thinking about him or his political stunts," said Austin Finan, a spokesman.
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This affliction hurts everyone from farmers and factory workers to commuters, students, and business owners, and stunts economic growth.
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Pressman was also fond of stunts like positioning women in barrels outside of bars to hand out Barneys matchbooks.
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After all, they have to do the same intense stunts as men but often in heels and skimpy clothes.
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And for most, that means grueling days filled with split lifts, thigh stands, and pike baskets, among other stunts.
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A lot of people watching it don't necessarily care about stunts, so I think that's what makes it special.
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Inequality is a disease that poisons society and stunts lives, and every tax measure on offer would increase it.
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She was reviled by some in the country for being crass and vulgar, and prone to attention-seeking stunts.
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There were a lot of people, a lot of stunts, and we were doing as much as possible practically.
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The broadcast would have no workout demos or clumsy attempts at dancing, no gimmicky test kitchens or celebrity stunts.
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Justin Stuart and Andrew Scites run MoreJStu, a YouTube channel known for "nautical nonsense" videos, stunts, pranks and challenges.
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Will stunts performed by the Blue Angels impart our military's commitment to excellence or a might-makes-right ethos?
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ICYMI ... Mary and Tyce pulled off some incredible stunts on a trapeze before something awful went down -- Mary slipped!!
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All of the whiplashing, nut-checking stunts were performed by Knoxville and fellow stuntmen including Jackass alum Chris Pontius.
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"Sometimes the outcomes [of April Fools' Day stunts] are amusing and sometimes they're not," marketing chief Chris Capossela wrote.
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Because they couldn't find a stunt double for someone this size, the filmmakers needed Marjanovic do his own stunts.
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One of the more memorable stunts the Russian team sponsored — hiring an American to attend rallies dressed as Mrs.
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Team members living in FaZe's content creator house perform stunts, tricks, and pranks for millions of subscribers on YouTube.
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Next, the team headed to a Ralphs supermarket on Sunset Boulevard, where they roamed the aisles brainstorming other stunts.
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She lobbied radio stations and advertisers, staged events across the world to extend country's reach, and organized publicity stunts.
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An escape artist with decades of experience, DMC knows all too well how stunts and tricks can go wrong.
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Zdorovetskiy, who also runs the adult site Vitaly Uncensored, has gotten media attention for several stunts in the past.
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And I got to be there and see how she does stunts and lives it, and it's so her.
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The famous Saint-Saëns "Swan" is a wonderfully simple musical portrait; with Lil Buck it's an array of stunts.
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" She cheerfully humble-bragged about stunts she had been asked to do: "These motherfuckers don't understand I'm a comedian.
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While both men came from farms, Anquetil had a suave and urbane manner and a fondness for publicity stunts.
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For Mr. Chan, the era for elaborate body stunts, be they botched or successfully executed, seems to have ended.
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What were once acts of bravura from the man known as "the magician" now look like tired old stunts.
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Mr. Maina makes sure to fit in a few stunts during each 10-hour shift just to stay awake.
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Despite his lavish campaign promises and occasional stunts, Trump has done very little of significance on the opioid crisis.
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Stunts like Joaquin Castro's upstage a real concern: Americans should want to know more about who funds political campaigns.
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But our squad tried the best we could to professionalize ourselves: by watching videos, by reverse engineering new stunts.
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It's made for colorful stunts, as it features red, white, and blue LEDs and one-touch 360-degree flips.
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Putin, 64, is renowned for his strong-man publicity stunts, which have contributed to his sky-high popularity ratings.
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Stunts like Joaquin Castro's upstage a real concern: Americans should want to know more about who funds political campaigns.
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Nellie: People seem to have overestimated how loyal kids are to apps and how impactful stunts like Spectacles are.
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The condition, anencephaly, a type of neural tube defect that also stunts the growth of the skull, is terminal.
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The condition, anencephaly, a type of neural tube defect that also stunts the growth of the skull, is terminal.
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The local sheriff's department said on Twitter that either doing stunts "or lack of flying skills" caused the crash.
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Shapira has made a name for himself through a series of stunts as irreverent as his new party title.
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Master of yo-yo trickery, Ryo Yamashita, completes a repertoire of different stunts, using a whole collection of different tools.
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"The Shallows" is a shark attack movie, which was a hoot to shoot, although I had some seriously challenging stunts.
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I did my 99% of my own stunts in #PineappleExpress, (which might explain all the injuries) including this one: pic.twitter.
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These stunts have sparked a parliament investigation into nuclear security, which is due to be presented on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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In the past five years, Orman has done stunts for Margo Martindale, Casey Wilson, Christina Hendricks, and many more actresses.
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We're talking physical violence, stunts gone wrong, sexual innuendo that would make Christian Grey wince, grandma chaperones, and live animals.
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Required: Creative, outgoing and friendly, positive personality, boldness and bravery (some stunts may seem risky, although they are completely safe).
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The doctors okay'd me to travel as long as I don't do any physical activity, as in stunts and stuff.
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Men perform high-wire stunts on a tightrope in the Shiniuzhai National Geological Park in Yueyang, China, on June 4.
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The two discuss Jake's "fake relationships," assault allegations, lighting various things on fire, and physically endangering his friends for stunts.
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A few lay down on the bridge to take selfies, while others performed acrobatic stunts for that perfect photo op.
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One of Boris N. Yeltsin's most famous publicity stunts, for instance, was to ride to work on a trolley bus.
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What's rough about these stunts is how much rubber-to-the-road abuse this Aston Martin DB5 takes on set.
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Are you sick of how nobody appreciates the cool stunts and tricks you're always doing in the back of class?
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Reynolds was known for frequently doing his own stunts, and for cultivating a friendship with Hollywood stunt legend Hal Needham.
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But it's still very challenging to do a cheap movie with stunts, with visual effects, with practical effects, with animals.
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II is many things: corgi owner, eager participant in Olympic stunts, the UK's longest-reigning monarch.
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Adams-Ginyard said that shes only had three non-descript jobs in the eight years that shes been doing stunts.
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Paramount Pictures has released its first full trailer for Mission Impossible: Fallout, teasing more death-defying stunts from Tom Cruise.
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The media stunts included driving huge SUVs over the bridge, and getting strongmen to smash the glass panels with mallets.
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These videos may simply be stunts, but the group, along with other far-right UK organizations, have helped inspire violence.
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Instead it stages politically charged stunts, such as disrupting a play by a Jewish playwright with refugee actors in Vienna.
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With each outrageous new stunt she pulls, this sneering viewer has a cutting commentary on her weak "attention whore" stunts.
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Click here to view original GIFThe Libyan Air Force sure loves pulling wild stunts from inside its MiG fighter jets.
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Social media and, especially, YouTube is rife with pranks—DIY ones, hidden camera stunts, pranks gone wrong and scare gags.
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We'll see how that look develops — I'm meeting with those guys tomorrow, the hair and makeup and stunts and everything.
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"Sign of the Times" will be released on Friday, and it looks like the video will involve some serious stunts.
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Musk as a public figure — with his Twitter stunts and red carpet appearances and wild predictions — is larger than life.
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His empty chair photo opp showed he's more interested in stunts than in addressing the needs of the American people.
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As far as promotion stunts go, The Conjuring 2's approach in Australia is a pretty tried and tested formula.
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"Cunning Stunts" marks the 30th update for GTA V's online spinoff, and is available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One
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"Fast & Furious Live," held in London's O2 arena, aims to recreate the elaborate stunts for which the films are known.
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The deadline for applications passed last Thursday after a variety of stunts and cries for attention from investment-needy cities.
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Similar stunts were carried out earlier this year when the Chinese tech giant Tencent announced it would invest in Reddit.
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"I would call them somewhat stunts rather than artwork," said Tom Eccles, a curator with a background in public art.
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That and an "amazingly complex spiderweb of incentives" stunts efforts to introduce new technologies and lower the cost of care.
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For investors, the stunts will also illustrate how supermarkets, augmented reality and mobile payments fit in Ma's "new retail" strategy.
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In reality, the shortlist is a longlist, designed for Amazon to get a second round of kickbacks, perks, and stunts.
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In the show, Dirk was an online video star that hosted a channel where he performed crazy stunts and challenges.
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Top social media platform: YouTube — 3 million subscribersDanny Duncan is known for posting YouTube videos of pranks and athletic stunts.
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The big question: Are stunts the stuff of good diplomacy, or the way friends and allies should treat each other?
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With Poemas cancelados, Krassoievitch stunts our ability to read the poem, teasing us instead with the mere cipher of one.
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Like all marketing stunts from Musk, the showy event was highly anticipated, but the keynote didn't exactly go to plan.
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Built for intense dogfighting and elegant stunts alike, each model is equipped with Reverse Propulsion technology and multiple speed settings.
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The seizures gradually began to look like stunts, but they had the effect of consuming resources and infuriating the Argentines.
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This season feels a lot more about the emotional cost of it all instead of fancy spy tricks and stunts.
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These stunts highlight how the media is being used by extremists to fuel the rise of the Australian far right.
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Arguably the most unique quality of the Mission movies is Cruise himself, who famously performs his own increasingly elaborate stunts.
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At the time, Toronto law enforcement said an investigation into the pro-pot stunts would be a waste of time.
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Rules are in place to avoid men doing stunts for women, or white stunt performers doubling for actors of color.
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Berdymukhamedov, who has been in power since 2006, is keen to present a strongman image, and often pulls flashy stunts.
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Now it seems his stunts have caught up with him: He's under investigation, accused of practicing medicine without a license.
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He doesn't appear to have been deeply involved or to have participated in any of the group's better-known stunts.
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Though Amazon is not above such stunts, it no longer needs to risk negative press to cement its brand identity.
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Both authoritarians fed off the pomp of their publicity stunts to a fawning, censored domestic media to reify their stature.
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The clip opens with the titular thief (Mena Massoud) engaging in some parkour-esque stunts as he evades his pursuers.
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One of Mr. Cruise's signatures as a star is that he does his own stunts, whether he's underwater or airborne.
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Bobby's sexist pronouncements are outrageous, but his stunts are so absurd and self-serving that they're hard to take seriously.
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Even before proposals were due on October 230, several cities — big and small — launched wacky stunts to promote their bids.
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The best way to think about using stunts to get a recruiter's attention is to use the dinner course analogy.
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She even tries out some accents, sings a bit of Taylor Swift, and shows off some seriously impressive Quantico stunts.
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Innocent people cooperate with the process and the guilty disrupt and intimidate and continue to engage in stunts and hijinks.
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Rather than razzle-dazzle or ratings-grabbing stunts, "we are focusing 25 percent on the quality of play," he said.
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Critic's Notebook The president's speech was jammed with engineered moments and sweeps stunts — and then came a cable-drama rip.
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Within a year, skydivers and Diane von Furstenberg models at New York Fashion Week wore the devices as marketing stunts.
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Members have said they were afforded no privacy and were victims to Paul&aposs endless tirade of attention-grabbing stunts.
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On raising young children while doing stunts: I have a son, Mason, 4, and a daughter, Hudson, 1 1/2.
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So, I know that when guys are added to the squad it opens the door for more stunts and gymnastics.
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Quo Vadis involved huge stunts, thousands of extras, and real Roman locations, taking movies to a scale little before seen.
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The 5-man rushes often came from six- or seven-man looks pre-snap, and featured multiple stunts post-snap.
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Her lack of experience in the real world is going to cause more damage than good with stunts like this.
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Suffice it to say that a job creating such stunts is a far cry from pushing paper in a cubicle.
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Malnutrition stunts a child's development in ways that are irreversible and diminishes their potential to lead a healthy, productive life.
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But it's really fun playing someone who has powers, because you get so many opportunities to do some cool stunts.
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Nik and Lijana Wallenda's Times Square high-wire walk evoked a rich history of death-defying stunts in New York.
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One of Tuck's most effective stunts came when Nixon was campaigning for governor in San Francisco's Chinatown neighborhood in 1962.
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But Glee soon became a parody of itself, eschewing strong character connections in favor of guest stars and tired stunts.
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And like the best tricksters, his stunts undermine the cultural context that allowed them to happen in the first place.
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I was always taken by her grace, poise, fluidity, and ability to make dizzying spins and breakback stunts look effortless.
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We're told his girlfriend, who also does stunts on 'TWD,' is by his side -- and the prognosis is not good.
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Top executive Jeff Wilke told an interviewer last week that stunts won't have much of an impact on Amazon's ultimate decision.
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"We are not going to allow stunts like this to keep us from carrying out the people's business," Ryan said Thursday.
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What you usually mean when you say fireworks These two are not the only ones going viral with dangerous fireworks stunts.
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It is the practice against zombie charges and static lapel grips which stunts the development of practical applications of traditional techniques.
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Live streamers are eager to build an audience, and many of them try to do this through crazy and provocative stunts.
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But aside from these stunts, Bin Laden's music has little to do with the terrorist from whom he derives his alias.
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"No stunts of any kind were scheduled for the day of Ms. Thurman's accident," Adams said in an email to THR.
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I tried and failed miserably at football, then ended up on the pep squad, doing stunts and skits with the cheerleaders.
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For the most part, it's probably what you're imagining: a choreographed freestyle ski program full of jumps, spins, and other stunts.
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The scoring system is vague, specific stunts are all but impossible to perform on command, and jumping — jumping, of all things!
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And the public has praised films willing to go the extra mile to stick with real, physical sets, props, and stunts.
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Mr. Abbassi said he had often talked Mr. Yahyaoui down from his stunts, once from the roof of the mayor's office.
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"I have been doing stunts more than 50 years, I've never done something like this before," Chan concludes in the video.
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Australian stunt coordinator Keir Beck told the ABC the latest installment of Mad Max would have been nothing without the stunts.
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She was provocatively sexy, and added stunts such as proposing marriage to Imran Khan, then an opposition leader, now prime minister.
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Amidst all the startups and tasteless PR stunts, it's easy to forget that South by Southwest is technically a music festival.
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The airline's free stopover offer and "Stopover Buddy" marketing stunts have helped it retain its throne as Iceland's most popular airline.
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Fans of America's Got Talent and similar reality TV show competitions are accustomed to witnessing countless death-defying stunts executed flawlessly.
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If too much screen-based skimming and multitasking stunts attention, spending time in deep, focused thought should have the opposite effect.
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The process that saw no shortage of ridiculous stunts from cities trying woo Jeff Bezos, including promises to rename entire towns.
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Verdict: Further proof that attempting dangerous stunts in the name of YouTube views is today's equivalent of ancient Rome's gladiator games.
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It reads:Hey everyone,It's that time of year when tech companies try to show their creativity with April Fools' Day stunts.
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This year, Microsoft has strongly discouraged its employees from doing any April Fool's stunts, at least in front of the public.
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TechRax, the YouTube channel behind a number of bizarre tech stunts, released a new video Saturday demonstrating the process for all.
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Dutch officials think this five-member gang is responsible for 17 of these insane highway stunts over the past two years.
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Top Gear was busy being Top Gear over the weekend and in the process attracting criticism for one of its stunts.
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"Universal Studios wouldn't allow the sale of cars that may have had some frame damage from the stunts performed," Kennedy added.
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Why it matters: Their relative immobility stunts a historical trend in which lower-skill American workers have climbed the income ladder.
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He pursues that at breakneck speed, with late-night stunts and orders (including a raid on a NATO-affiliated spy school).
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For professional camera operators sport mode will enable a lot more dynamic chase shots while filming high speed stunts or races.
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The effect is distracting, and doesn't even offer the looky-loo meta curiosity of Crime Story's celebrities-as-celebrities casting stunts.
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This attempt at easing political divides through food might sound like a one-off, but it echoes similar stunts in Cambodia.
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Every time an overconfident internet scumbag gets caught like this, the others think a little harder before pulling the same stunts.
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Russell was already thinking about the stunts and how they were going to play out because he had so much experience.
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" Mr. Ryan said he was "not going to allow stunts like this to stop us from carrying out the people's business.
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Titled Logan Paul Vs., the series follows the 21-year-old as he takes on potential life-threatening challenges and stunts.
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Instead of fulfilling that duty, Nunes engaged in partisan stunts that have shredded House Intelligence Committee's credibility for the foreseeable future.
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It also allows you to turn off the gyroscope to do away with stabilization and get to performing wicked cool stunts.
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His elaborate stunts and vlogs have earned him movie roles, a gig hosting the Teen Choice Awards, and a loyal fanbase.
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It wasn't until well into Tom Cruise's career, with the first Mission: Impossible, that huge stunts became part of his repertoire.
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Robert is well known for his climbing stunts like this, having previously tackled some of the tallest buildings in the world.
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To be clear, it's difficult to distinguish between publicity stunts and reality TV moments when it comes to the Kardashians' lives.
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I asked him to rank the most difficult stunts he and his star, who is known to dislike doubles, have executed.
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People seem to forget that Cussler is a former advertising agency guy, and has publicly bragged about his past media stunts.
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But those were easy stunts, performed in a country with no audible opposition and that bans "reckless" talk about the government.
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In 2015, James Kingston, a British climber and daredevil who has carried out many high-altitude stunts, reportedly scaled the tower.
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Two years ago, another pastor left Early Rain to start his own church, criticizing some of Mr. Wang's statements as stunts.
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The most famous of these stunts was a 2013 art exhibit, in Berlin's Jewish Museum, which featured an empty glass box.
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Mr. Ruch defended these measures as stunts aimed at raising awareness about how extremist Mr. Höcke's views were in his opinion.
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The director Brad Peyton explains how they combined live stunts with visual effects, and how they mounted cameras on sky divers.
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And even Grimes himself became a mesmerist of sorts, in that he produced Buchanan's mind-altering stunts on stage through suggestion.
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But the sorts of stunts he used to do without blinking in "Bad Boys" and "Independence Day" now give him pause.
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The new normal may be campaign stunts like the almost-all-access bus tour Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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Pink is famous for her aerial stunts while performing — just picture her hanging from the ceiling of the Hard Rock Stadium.
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I want to believe that each drastic measure will pay off, and not just turn out to be glorified P.R. stunts.
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"His market ebbs and flows, but if he continues to create works and do stunts, the market will continue to rise."
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More practices, more cheers, more dances, more stunts, more games, more traveling, more cheerleaders on the squad — and much higher expectations.
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We saw them doing a level of stunts [in practice] that they didn't do on the sidelines of the football game.
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We guarantee what she does in her drunken stupor is more embarrassing than any of the stunts you pulled last night.
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They performed the stunts as Xander, meaning they had to shave their heads and have tattoo makeup added to their arms.
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Barsh, who's a director emerita and senior advisor for McKinsey, has focused her research on what stunts women's growth at companies.
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Anthony Mackie was only allowed to perform small stunts as flying hero Falcon, but that did not save him from pain.
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Pereira's stunts just barely stopped short of full-on breakdancing and looked more like a gymnastics routine than an MMA fight.
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The marketing for the Paddy Power brand includes a tongue-in-cheek blog, irreverent television advertisements and a variety of stunts.
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There was lots of training, before and during the shoot, and I did almost every one of my own stunts…in heels.
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Regardless of whether or not the stunts were staged, Paul has often described himself as popular with viewers ages 8 to 16.
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The latest in 50 Cent's long line of homophobic, sexist, and downright obnoxious social media stunts is costing him more than followers.
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As standard on the show, which first aired in 2001, the competitions include a hybrid of physical stunts and gross-out tasks.
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It's got all the right moves—nostalgia, "accessible" stars, app-based stunts—but it falls a little short of having that spark.
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Many of the dance moves look like sex on steroids, with huge stunts that seem to reinforce male dominance and female submissiveness.
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Castonzo was nearly flawless, while Nelson and Kelly shined against stunts, twists and blitzes, often stoning a looping Clowney or Whitney Mercilus.
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And Leitch quickly learned that Theron wanted to give the movie an ultra-violent realness by doing most of her own stunts.
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And even trained with the stunt guys, a parkour expert, and even some tried some high-wire stunts with the Wasp herself!
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With Donald Trump still inexplicably hanging around, stinking up the place, the Compton rapper has been pulling stunts and making himself heard.
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From live stunts to augmented reality and everything in between, 2016 has seen some of the marketing world's most innovative work yet.
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Americans know the best way to celebrate Independence Day is to terrorize your friends, neighbors, and loved ones with foolish pyrotechnic stunts.
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The latter event included skydiving, abseiling, and some acrobatic bike stunts, all orchestrated by Google co-founder Sergey Brin at his geekiest.
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Last year, Nielsen appeared in Wonder Woman as Hippolyta, Queen of the Amazons (she did her own stunts, just like Crowe did).
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Tenney said in a YouTube video published last night that "all the stuff about the gambling, the stunts, the drinking" wasn't accurate.
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One creator, in particular — Morgan "Morgz" Hudson — has attracted ire from the creator community because of his attempts to copy Donaldson's stunts.
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Elevated levels of lead, which poisons the nervous system and stunts children's brain development, have been found in more than 210 people.
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While Hawkeye may be able to do death-defying stunts with ease, Renner suffered a little bit while attempting some crazy moves.
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The stunts for Deadpool two years ago were wild enough, with wacky mock rom-com posters, a fake Tinder profile, and more.
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But the more corrosive river water caused lead, which stunts children's cognitive development, to leach from the pipes into the drinking water.
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You Pisces people are famous for your disappearing acts, and this is so not the right time to pull any vanishing stunts!
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Enthusiasts online are likening the new trick to the bizarre stunts pulled off by skateboarding greats like Rodney Mullen and Gou Miyagi.
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And she successfully leads a campaign to get women into the IAC's astronaut program using publicity stunts like an all-female airshow.
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He's made a personal trademark out of performing his own film stunts as often as possible, especially in the Mission: Impossible series.
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These stunts demonstrate there is something seriously wrong with power-plant security practices in the two countries, and in perhaps many others.
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The most successful pranks often mimicked many of the largely nonconsensual techniques of Pick-Up Artist culture, as applied to public stunts.
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He stunts at the right time, calls out switches, and directs traffic as the Celtics race back to guard the other end.
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I spent 8-10 hours a day, seven days a week in rehab because we still have some major stunts to do.
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In the old MTV reality show "Jackass," stunts often resulted with Johnny Knoxville or Steve-O puking or going to the hospital.
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But getting upset over things like this, that draw attention to worthwhile causes, even if they do them through stunts like this?
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With an all-star cast, gravity defying stunts and show stopping musical numbers, The Greatest Showman is making waves this awards season.
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This squad was created in 2014, when women were trained in performing difficult individual and group stunts and manoeuvres on Bullet motocyles.
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What does it tell us, that net neutrality activists must resort to late night comedy stunts to get any material political attention?
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He said she and another woman performed stunts which involved convincing men to close their eyes and then spraying them with water.
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According to Pratt, it's true that reality TV producers sometimes set up ratings stunts that can put their cast members in danger.
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Fortunately for Jamie Foxx and Ansel Elgort, they're good enough singers and actors to get away with these little riff-off stunts.
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Greenidge argues that these kinds of protests, dismissed by many people at the time as publicity-seeking stunts, are Trotter's real legacy.
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His channel consists of a mix of instructional videos, FaZe Clan-related stunts, and absurd challenges Jarvis gives himself for playing Fortnite.
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But that the more buoyant mood was notable across the Baselworld show, where top labels celebrated new launches with star-studded stunts.
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YouTubers can earn millions of dollars by playing video games, sharing vlogs about their daily lives, and recording viral challenges and stunts.
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Verzilov is known in Russia for protest stunts including briefly invading the pitch during the World Cup final in Moscow this year.
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Mischief and high-flying adventures ensue, though we will have to wait for a production with a higher budget for aerial stunts.
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Most of the martial artists that get into stunts try to do fights, but tricking really sets some of the guys apart.
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"It's some of the most crazy stunts and crazy things I've experienced, from running up cranes to jumping on yachts," says Foo.
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Though every one of them required nerve, not all the stunts she attempted came off, as she seems to recognize, looking back.
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Most people don't want to be stuck in a $15-an-hour, guaranteed government job because it stunts their long-term opportunities.
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It also included the location of the accident, such as ski trails or snow parks with ramps for jumps and other stunts.
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The vegans have been protesting there regularly and the Antler has responded with a few stunts like pushing their foie gras usage.
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Of all the stunts somehow pulled off on Maths + English, though, Lily Allen's hook on "Wanna Be" might be the biggest feat.
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But FAA regulations—or lack thereof—meant these companies couldn't build these stunts out into a full-fledged commercial drone delivery service.
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OurMine markets a service that will allegedly scan your accounts for vulnerabilities, and these attacks are predominantly marketing stunts for the organization.
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Like Adele , Sheeran represents pop's terra firma, an antidote to the disorienting blitz of viral hits, social-media stunts, and genre splintering.
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He has a gift for W.W.E.-style publicity stunts: Last year he "won" a televised bout with an Olympic wrestler from Ukraine.
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Eventually, they'd announce a big hometown show, go all-out — lights, grander stunts, fresh set lists — and tell everyone to be there.
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The isolated and repressed nature of a celibate life inevitably stunts one's ability to fully develop the normal range of human emotion.
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It was unclear whether other lawmakers would follow: Mr. Hazan is better known for headline-grabbing stunts than for influencing his colleagues.
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We live for this sort of thing, egging them on to ever faster and more dangerous real time stunts for our amusement.
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Like Hoffman, Lenny cut his teeth with the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and honed his tactics organizing stunts on the Manhattan streets.
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The California outfit is known for their energetic live shows: Anthony Kiedis oozes charisma and Flea loves doing physical stunts on stage.
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On Saturdays, John Stessel, a 24-year-old magician, performs card tricks and fire stunts, and makes shots appear out of nowhere.
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The letdown followed a rush of antics by cities across North America to entice the retailer with tax breaks and publicity stunts.
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OLANO, known for publicity stunts to draw attention to alleged state corruption, is a politically amorphous, pro-EU and pro-NATO movement.
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This one is outfitted with bright LEDs emitting red, white, and blue lights, and capable of executing all sorts of acrobatic stunts.
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This finds expression in Warren's wealth tax schedule, which stunts wealth growth, but allows most estate sizes to persist or slowly rise.
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"Fast and Furious" always likes to push the bar and it looks like this will be one of the film's biggest stunts.
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Disney has tools at its disposal if password sharing gets out of hand or becomes an obstacle that stunts Disney+'s growth.
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That "big, beautiful wall" President Trump never tires of carrying on about is becoming one of the most expensive campaign stunts ever.
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Lunn also starred in a self-produced series called Rough AF, in which he performed impressive free riding stunts on his bike.
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But even without that, the stunts, the car-hopping, and the chases are so thrilling, it's hard not to be drawn in.
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It begs the question, what divine is honored by a religious symbol that disfigures, stunts and kills thousands of children each day?
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Both types perform stunts like pyramids and spread-eagle jumps, but competitive cheering requires a higher skill level, and more rigorous routines.
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Nor are they viral stunts, like the fragment of a Donald J. Trump speech transposed to the tenor saxophone by Dan Felix.
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They have a lightweight, yet durable foam body, four-channel controls for an easy flight, and the ability to do acrobatic stunts.
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Grainy family videos like "Charlie bit my finger" have been replaced with vlogs and high-octane stunts by creators like David Dobrik.
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Plenty of previous CAH stunts have featured a skewering mix of politics, capitalism, and self-importance, even if they weren't this pointed.
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Known as a prankster in childhood, Mr. Ransom began engaging in stunts aimed at gaining notoriety on the internet, his sister said.
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Christmas lights aside, Mr. Caballero is known for his publicity stunts, as well as for peppering his speeches with heavily accented English.
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But don't be fooled: Masvidal is responsible for one of the best, trolliest social media stunts an MMA fighter has ever perpetrated.
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We've also organized stunts all around the world outside Turkish embassies to really make sure that they know the world is watching.
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The attacks on Austria were some of the most high-profile stunts by ANT to date, but they were hardly the last.
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That said, it is unlikely that the stunts will change opinions of Trump, but they may further polarize opinions between supporters and opponents.
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Often in the headlines with stunts that include getting stuck halfway on a zip wire while launching the London Olympics bid in 2012.
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I am far more confident that they have a few good intentions, mixed in with an healthy corporate appetite for viral marketing stunts.
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If you've ever been to an event like that, you know that companies plan ridiculous stunts to grab the attention of potential customers.
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The season's big limo stunts are sillier than usual, and perhaps more enjoyable because the people doing them seem in on the joke.
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Well he's back with a whole new collection of wince-inducingly epic stunts, and this time he's filmed them all in his homeland.
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His gaming stunts were primarily about personal accomplishment and group amusement, but on Twitch, absurdity wasn't just rewarded—you could get paid, too.
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Steve-O's not just a daredevil pulling off crazy stunts and scorching himself for entertainment ... he's also a talented gymnast with crazy balance!!!
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Once upon a time, March Madness elevated actual hoops (imagine that!) above bloated TV specials, billion-dollar stunts or even office bracket pools.
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We love to watch death defying stunts at a safe distance, but when the fire gets too close, we start to feel uncomfortable.
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As we reported, another company, Maverick Apparel is threatening to sue him, claiming he's damaging its good name with his tasteless video stunts.
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Employed and paid by them, I planned and carried out controversial publicity stunts, and used dishonest tactics with the public and the media.
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Why it's being sold, however, is crystal clear: as Patricia Hernandez points out at Polygon, Delphine is known for performance-art-worthy stunts.
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Since its founding in 1971 this had been a raggedy band, making its point with risky stunts that were denounced more than praised.
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The only thing Kesha is not free to do is to continue to lie about Dr. Luke through publicity stunts and outrageous smears.
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Not only does the chemical kill coral, it also causes early DNA damage that stunts the growth of the organisms living in it.
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Kamala Harris going after Elizabeth Warren on banning Trump from twitter is one of the more pathetic stunts I've seen in a debate.
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TikTok succeeds on outrageous stunts, new music, and niche interests — but that's also what makes it such an inviting place to hang out.
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Whether that stunts Juul use remains to be seen, but Juul's relative search traffic on Google has declined from its peak last month.
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People in the chat are freaked out that Lola is speaking to her clone; they think it's another one of her wild stunts.
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There were no heavily promoted Apple Music premiers, no social media stunts, and certainly no pop-up shops to promote the upcoming tour.
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RECENTLY THE public appearances of Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president, who is usually known as Jokowi, have been full of unstatesmanlike jokes and stunts.
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People would visit for its novelty, or pull annoying stunts like setting it as the browser homepage for every computer at their school.
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His channel is a mashup of daily vlogging, JackAss style pranks and stunts, inspirational advice, and raps that would make Vanilla Ice cringe.
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The one-key function lets you perform three different stunts for some epic moving shots: 360-degree flip, tornado spin, and orbit flying.
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But while it had built-in sensors letting users measure just how extreme their stunts were, it topped out at a disappointing 303p.
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Investigators found photos on the personal accounts of disability claimants riding on jet skis, performing physical stunts in karate studios and driving motorcycles.
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He's a crazy athletic cameraman who somehow pulls off the same extreme stunts that the people he's filming are doing—while filming them.
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"They realized there are limitations on what you can do with TV ads and publicity stunts," says Galen Alexander, NextGen Climate's press secretary.
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Each one- hour themed episode features a mix of stunts, challenges, reviews, and celebrity interviews that showcases the colorful history of the automobile.
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Each one-hour themed episode features a mix of stunts, challenges, reviews, and celebrity interviews that showcases the colorful history of the automobile.
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I thought, how ironic, not from doing one of the crazy stunts, but from the grass having a bit of dew on it.
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Then he elevates proven liars like Alex Jones and James O'Keefe, to help them spread their conspiracy theories and disinformation stunts even farther.
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Most of these stunts were simple and silly, but one-upmanship eventually took over as daredevils planked in more outrageous and dangerous places.
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Though this study took place in a lab dish, rather than in a human person, it may explain how Zika stunts brain development.
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The impersonator visited Singapore in June before the first summit, where he performed satirical stunts and said he was briefly detained by authorities.
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Finally Cruise able to reach the child lock switch, doing one of his famous stunts out of the moving car to escape Conan.
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Johnson said Smith's actions are little more than political stunts, comparing them to the House Un-American Activities Committee's hunt for communist sympathizers.
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Additionally, the drones can perform mid-air stunts like backflips and 360-degree rotations with a single button push on the remote control.
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Others have introduced sham legislation as publicity stunts that, upon closer inspection, would actually undermine the pre-existing conditions protections in current law.
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Manufacturers might well worry about backlash against brands that are contaminated in videos, however, especially with the threat of copycats pulling similar stunts.
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Campaigners in favor of a guaranteed income used robots as street stunts to warn what the jobless society of the future would entail.
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And although the aforementioned pregnancy didn't allow her to do all her own stunts, that wasn't the case in her Fast & Furious roles.
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Companies on the blacklist will then be harassed with boycotts and negative publicity stunts unless and until they join in their attackers' boycotts.
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"I was trying to act brave, Jay," he says, adding that ideally you want to do your own stunts as much as possible.
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In 'Excitebike 64,' you'll find all the high-flying action, heart-stopping stunts and bone-jarring crashes of the extreme sport of motocross.
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The problem, of course, is that presidential actions, even if obvious stunts likely to be overturned by the courts, are hard to ignore.
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" And Ron Moore said to me, he said, "Garrett...you have any idea how expensive those special effects are and all those stunts?
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The opposition has failed to deliver on reform, and instead limited its activities to stunts and political theater, like the anti-corruption rally.
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A few friends came out to LA and started doing stunts, and I wanted to give it a shot, so I came out.
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Once he'd recovered, Funk started booking Onita in Memphis, where the wrestling scene was known at the time for brawls, chaos, and stunts.
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Darkness only increased the degree of difficulty on many of his stunts: leaping from the top of backboards, riding motorcycles, jumping off trampolines.
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After trying some ingenious if creepy stunts to get tickets, Hample got one and attended the game, live-blogging his experience on Twitter.
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Instead of just getting out of there, Jessa pulls the same stunts, pushing over a bookshelf and just generally going on destruction mode.
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Sanders made a name for himself for his comedic stunts, like narrating strangers' lives, or pranking friends with gags inspired by Disney movies.
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But this photo took something innocent and pure, and turned it into one of the biggest social media publicity stunts of all time.
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Madalone is an industry veteran who coordinated stunts for nearly 400 Star Trek episodes spanning The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, and Voyager.
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Or a wall-building bully, ready to use vulnerable people and the federal workforce for political stunts to advance a vacuous political agenda?
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His stunts are designed to appeal to a warped sense of humor as much as they are to help batter down liberal taboos.
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Through his dizzying lens, he became a celebrity for his high-altitude stunts, amassing thousands of followers on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging site.
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Banksy's clever trick is sure to earn him a footnote in auction history, which is no stranger to stunts (most involving chandelier pricing).
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That's not the case, apparently: Robbie did many of her own stunts for Birds of Prey, and there's video evidence to prove it.
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It was unclear whether other lawmakers would follow: Mr. Hazan is better known for headline-grabbing stunts than for influencing his fellow lawmakers.
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Mr. Shuster, his publicist, maintained that Mr. Hughes's professed flat-Earth beliefs were simply intended to garner money and publicity for his stunts.
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Here's what else is happening: The weather is performing stunts of its own — sunny, rainy, warm, chilly and back again all week long.
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Initially, these were also stunts — he'd break bricks bare-handed, smash beer bottles by hitting the top of the cap, and so on.
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When I do fight sequences and stunts as Batwoman, I do the Alexander Technique, where we study the bat and study the movement.
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I trained there and also trained with many stunt coordinators for stunts like fire burns, high falls, car hits, weapons and horse work.
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The story, and Cruise's insistence on performing his own stunts even as he nears 60, is an example of his famous work ethic.
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By contrast, much of the showier elements of Cats — like a cat ascending to heaven on a giant hydraulic tire — were, well, stunts.
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To be successful, "you have to be Casey Neistat on a farm, basically," says Stone, referencing the YouTube star known for outlandish stunts.
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These stories have the ring of authenticity but fall short of providing definitive proof, leading some to call them marketing or PR stunts.
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He linked his group with other white supremacists, pulled stunts that gained media attention and turned Vancouver into a hotspot for the ideology.
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In advance of Mission: Impossible - Fallout, here's a quick ranking of the best MI stunts to prep your heart for what's to come.
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