K., I have my expert witness,' she'd stand up, throw off her coat, throw off her rain bonnet — and she was silver-haired — and then she'd stand up and present her theory.
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So anyways, Michelob ULTRA doesn't throw off my workout routine.
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It's designed to throw off 'five angry London lads' expectations.
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But Bosnia has struggled to throw off an old reputation.
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Most politicians won't throw off those crony connections for nothing.
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This can seriously throw off your game in the office.
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That alone wouldn't have been enough to throw off the model.
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She can't rely on guesswork and throw off her fitness goals.
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A rug that's too small can throw off an entire room.
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That kind of break can easily throw off a team's rhythm.
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It could also throw off both Sanders' and Warren's debate strategies.
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Even a name is enough to throw off a potential employer.
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RHP Garrett Richards said he expects throw off a mound Saturday.
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Commercial extraction could throw off, or destroy, its delicate ecological balance.
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He cannot wait to throw off a mound, perhaps late next month.
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LHP Steven Matz (shoulder) is scheduled to throw off a mound Saturday.
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What I also do is mix up parts to throw off expectations.
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Something about a massive screen seems to throw off a room's ambiance.
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A slight change in someone's face can completely throw off the system.
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Lots of things in everyday life throw off incidental rays of affirmation.
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Mr. Jordan mainly yelled and spoke rapidly to throw off the witnesses.
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RHP Garrett Richards said he expects to throw off a mound Saturday.
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Furthermore, factors like lighting or background images can throw off a computer.
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Quasars, or quasi-stellar objects, are massive objects that throw off enormous energy.
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Can he throw off the tight emotional restraints that seem to bind him?
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Braids already take five hours, so that would throw off my entire day.
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The disguise was meant to throw off an alarm activated by body heat.
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Trying to adjust to Daylight Saving Time can throw off this internal response.
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He reportedly told investigators he spray-painted the graffiti to throw off investigators.
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Mariota rushed the throw off his back foot and with very little zip.
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But it doesn't have to throw off your whole schedule and energy level.
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Bitly shortens web addresses and can be used to throw off web filters.
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Does that really throw off your schedule, or how you're preparing for things?
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They parked borrowed cars outside hideaways to throw off anyone on their trails.
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This is how you stretch and grow and throw off selfish, egotistical things.
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He's also notorious for stutter stepping to try to throw off the goalkeeper.
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"Being even a few minutes late can throw off customer service," said Barrington.
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Sleep deprivation, we know, can make you cranky and temperamental, and throw off judgment.
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Thyroid issues can also affect your hormones and throw off your cycle, she says.
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Less than that can throw off your blood pressure, blood sugar, and increase inflammation.
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Maybe this is a common practice now to throw off fans — I don't know.
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He can throw off balance, upside down and backwards and throw a completed pass.
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Both appear to be "false flag" attempts to gain credibility or throw off investigators.
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But the enhancements could also throw off those who study North Korea's missile program.
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Mills: You think it would throw off the feng shui if you sat here?
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The Europeans are eager to throw off the few sanctions they grudgingly imposed on Russia.
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Bonds, however, throw off lots of income annually and are taxed at ordinary income rates.
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Changes in seasonality, especially in the developing world, throw off rainfall patterns and growing seasons.
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But after the pivotal home invasion scene, the filmmakers throw off any pretense at restraint.
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That will throw off so much data that biases can rapidly be spotted and fixed.
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Subtle differences between the strains might be able to throw off the algorithm, Stewart says.
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All those problems aren't enough to completely throw off a series as charming as this.
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The weapon was very precisely machined, and even small errors could throw off its operation.
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Incorporating furniture that doesn't match the rest of your home might throw off the space.
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That could throw off uBiome's analysis and render its insights less meaningful, the experts said.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Meg Whitman went to the Four Seasons to throw off nosy observers.
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And those are just off of the fake list they made to throw off cops.
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This way you avoid spur-of-the-moment trips that will throw off your budget.
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Not taking this into account would throw off the passage of time and changing seasons.
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Did New Mexico's other secrets throw off enough chaff to keep Epstein off the radar?
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A miss can throw off a team's offensive strategies for the rest of the game.
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But she is battling to throw off the "mini-Merkel" moniker bestowed on her by sceptics.
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That made him really hard to throw off his game once he dove into the water.
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The show is also filming things "out of order to throw off potential paparazzi," THR notes.
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One resident even displays her mailbox at a specific angle so as to throw off passersby.
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And apparently black hair could throw off Fujifilm's face detection before, so that's been resolved, too.
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Demographers have long known that misreporting can create a lot of errors that throw off analyses.
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Summer activities have the tendency to throw off your usually banal schedule in the best way.
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As Althusius advised in the 20123th Century, we have a right to throw off imprudent magistrates.
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Seattle RHP Felix Hernandez (calf) is expected to throw off flat ground on Tuesday or Wednesday.
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As Althusius advised in the 17th Century, we have a right to throw off imprudent magistrates.
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Game of Thrones actors are notorious for lying to press in order to throw off fans.
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Toothpaste, mouthwash and breath mints — even hand sanitizer and burping — may throw off the test results.
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The bullish case for Valeant always centered on its ability to throw off lots of cash.
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For to complete the wedge, the orchestra has to organize, to throw off the percussion's rule.
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Stair patterns may also throw off people at the last step, causing a bottom-of-stair illusion.
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Languages are too intricate and there are too many sounds that could potentially throw off the machines.
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There are certainly products that, when added to urine, can throw off the sensitivity of the test.
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It's just so much faster to throw off a "Hey, thanks" in passing, and hope it sticks.
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TIPS throw off "phantom income," meaning they are taxed each year they are adjusted upward for inflation.
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He's rehabbing at the Dodgers' spring facility in Arizona and has yet to throw off a mound.
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The Game of Thrones crew is already pretty accustomed to employing ruses to throw off their fans.
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As a person ascends into space, gravitational forces change and throw off their sense of spatial orientation.
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This can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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Wouldn't you like to know how much income your investments might throw off some time near retirement?
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A personal crisis can throw off your focus, so don't berate yourself for not being productive enough.
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Unexpected delays such as tough parking and confusing turns can easily throw off your planned arrival time.
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Flour has a notoriously variable weight-to-volume ratio, and that can throw off your finished product.
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For nationalists, it was a broader fight to throw off the yoke of colonialism and foreign oppression.
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At first, Islamic State operatives instructed recruits to throw off law enforcement by taking more indirect routes.
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And avoid reading, watching television and texting — all can throw off inner ear balance, Dr. Derebery said.
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How difficult would it be to throw off this system and replace it with a popular vote?
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"Maybe this is a common practice now to throw off fans — I don't know," he told Us Weekly.
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Above all, Mr Rajoy could never throw off the shadow of old corruption scandals in his People's Party.
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It was possible a gifted forger may have used materials from the right period to throw off archaeologists.
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Above the robots' field, though, the skylights are covered, because the glare might throw off the machines' sensors.
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It really didn't throw off relations with Russia in terms of how I'm going to start my presidency.
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Our planet is a noisy place, and the movement of nearby cars can potentially throw off LIGO's instruments.
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It that a conscious choice to throw off crowds, or is that how you test out new material?
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Even if Trump decides to remain in the Paris agreement, he could still throw off the Bonn talks.
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It'll also require a power cord that hangs down, so that might throw off your aesthetic a bit.
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We may see a bit of rain later, but nothing to throw off your afternoon or evening plans.
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Paraphrasing the petition, Mr. Stone said the sculpture's planned location would throw off the lawn's Versailles-like symmetry.
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"But the changes that can be made throw off all sorts of other benefits for cities," he said.
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The target ought, at least, to throw off steady, if not growing, cash flow to service the debt.
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She handed her purse to her friend so that she wouldn't throw off her weight on the moon.
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Frightening but remote threats, such as shark attacks, which some scholars call "fearsome risks," throw off our judgment.
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Harden tends to steer clear of bottles stored near train tracks, as the vibrations can throw off taste.
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Copper compounds, for example, throw off blue light, strontium produces red fireworks, sodium makes yellow, and barium glows green.
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With this strategy, a contestant jumps from category to category, choosing tiles out of order to throw off opponents.
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Saturn's rings throw off a considerable amount of light, more even than any of the stars around the planet.
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Still, investors have a long way to go before they throw off the "captialist" shackles of actively managed funds.
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Cloud-commerce businesses throw off traditional marketplace "network effects," meaning they become more valuable the more people use them.
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Eliminating any illness would exponentially increase our population, and throw off the balance of the human-to-resource ratio.
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Working from an unfamiliar desk can throw off your groove, so try replicating your office desk's setup at home.
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Just make sure you don't have any images or multiple columns, which could throw off the resume-reading software.
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Appointing too many generals would throw off the balance of a system that for good reason favors civilian leadership.
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Many voters remember Grimm for an on-camera confrontation with a reporter who he threatened to throw off a balcony.
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But we have learned that the show will be filming multiple endings, just to throw off spoiler hunters and hackers.
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He is interested in the ways different lives intersect with one another and briefly throw off sparks before moving on.
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Krebs suggested the act of leaking the source code was intended to throw off the trace for any federal investigators.
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If you actually thought another's thoughts, wouldn't you finally throw off 300 years of Enlightenment and genuinely know another person?
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Hurdle expects Vogelsong to throw off flat ground Sunday and make another minor league outing the middle of next week.
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But he then had to spin and throw off-balance to first, on a bounce, and Bourjos was clearly safe.
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Many factors can throw off your BBT—like stress or lack of sleep—and taking the measurement can be annoying.
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She tells him to wait while she checks the room—one guy too many can throw off the delicate ratio.
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Are we now going to throw off that mutual protection, and go it alone in a dangerous 21st-century world?
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Musa's throw off the clearance is good one, and the ball falls to Etebo at the top of the area.
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Ice that spills into the sea could even throw off Earth's gravity and rotation that determines how meltwater is distributed.
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For example, objects that you wear, like a hat or a scarf, might throw off the camera, according to Qualcomm.
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INSIDE PITCH The right-hander Robert Gsellman (right triceps tightness) will throw off the mound again, Manager Mickey Callaway said.
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Economists say this could throw off the model used by the government to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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The latest version of the iPhone operating system, iOS 13, has a change that could throw off longtime iPhone users.
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Business consultant Alex Vorobieff sees the tweet as a piece of a long-building plan to throw off Tesla's short traders.
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We have to be perfect with those aspects of the routine because one minor malfunction could throw off the entire performance.
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Google just placed yet another bet on the idea that artificial intelligence will remake the world—and throw off wild profits.
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Plus it creates more opportunity for a launch to go wrong, and one flight's failure can throw off the entire operation.
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Still, some investors believe political and economic uncertainty stemming from Britain's vote could throw off markets in the weeks to come.
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Living among strangers is not a cause for despair but a chance to throw off the shackles of custom and kinship.
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The movie's back half, which repeats a number of beats from the first and may throw off viewers, is an oddity.
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A little bobble here or there could throw off the rhythm of the loop, but Zagitova is totally in control here.
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He is hoping to throw off the mound in early June with the goal of returning after the All-Star break.
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Muscovite spokesmen have recently accused the Greek Catholics of egging on independence-minded Orthodox Ukrainians to throw off Moscow's ecclesiastical authority.
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But he also felt that elite institutions must throw off their high-minded demeanor and become more inclusive in tangible ways.
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Instead of fans or sinks, the heat throw off from Kengoro's 108 motors is displaced by circulating water around its skeleton.
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Cocktail recipes are carefully crafted, so swapping out one fundamental ingredient can throw off the entire flavor profile of a drink.
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One piece cited sources saying that bank officials believed Malik and his former colleagues were coordinating stories to throw off investigators.
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Do we let one drop of water throw off our day, melt us, drown us, or do we ride the waves?
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Raynard meanwhile pushes back on the idea that its new look might throw off the institutions that have long funded it.
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For now, talking AI can only hold conversations under very constrained conditions, and small corruptions can throw off computer-vision algorithms.
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But regardless of how thin or sleek a TV set may be, it can still sometimes throw off your home decor.
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Black seamen smuggled the appeal into chained Southern hands; community readers sounded the appeal to violently throw off the violent yoke.
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Seattle RHP Felix Hernandez (shoulder) and LHP James Paxton (pectoral muscle) are both expected to throw off a mound this weekend.
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Thousands of people are "checking in" on Facebook to throw off cops Thousands of people are "checking in" on Facebook to throw off cops Protesters against the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock, North Dakota, believe the local Morton County sheriff's department is monitoring Facebook "check-ins" at the Indian reservation to get a sense of who's protesting.
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He used a method known as the "Forrest Bounce," switching between categories and picking tiles out of order to throw off opponents.
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There are a couple ways to do that: You can work within the system or you can throw off the system altogether.
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Oakley execs told me this is preferable to glancing down at a wrist-worn device, which can throw off an athlete's technique.
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Some, however, keep production running, which can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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Though he hoped the double murder would throw off the police, he was arrested shortly after the homicides during his bachelor party.
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One by one, Trump really did throw off all of the fetters that have restrained many a worthier campaign over the years.
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It lit a fire under me to reach for the stars and throw off the shackles of my… OK, that didn't happen.
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Roberts also said that left-hander Rich Hill (knee) played catch Monday and will throw off the mound either Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Research has shown that the blue-tinted light from our smartphones and laptops throw off the body's melatonin (aka sleep hormone) production.
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"It was a ninja effort," he explained, saying that they went through all sorts of trouble to throw off potential paparazzi efforts.
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What Jeff and I had been working on is how can we build these amazing consumer apps, throw off tons of data.
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Maeve brought Isaac to Otis' house, which is so not wheelchair accessible, giving him a chance to throw off some witty retorts.
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The club was a burden I could no longer carry but one that I would never, ever be able to throw off.
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And after all her rapid outfit changes, Hudgens said she was ready to throw off her shoes and relax at Drake's after party.
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I try not to take medicine since I don't want to throw off my body, so this is a rare occasion for me.
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Some, however, often keep production running, which can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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There are bots — known as cyborgs — that are partly operated by real people to throw off algorithms trying to crack down on them.
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Dwight is desperate to prove his allegiance to the Saviors' boss in order to throw off any suspicions that he's the secret mole.
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But do remember that deadlines still exist and sometimes additional projects come out of the ether to throw off our best-laid plans.
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It makes sense because voice assistants are so fragile and even a single misheard word can throw off the usefulness of an answer.
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Leave it to good old fashioned journalism to throw off The Revenant's big night: Spotlight just won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
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No human would notice the difference, but it was enough to throw off systems that were trying to read and then outrun buyers.
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Not being able to use the pad is going to significantly throw off SpaceX's busy launch schedule for the rest of the year.
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"After all, it was a yearning for these rights that inspired people around the world, including Vietnam, to throw off colonialism," he said.
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That was in contrast to many Chinese officials, who believed people in Hong Kong were eager to throw off the yoke of colonialism.
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Spoilers ahead, kind of, because you know HBO isn't going to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars just to throw off fan speculation.
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To throw off the suspicious, if you click a photo of any of Prodeum's staff, you're taken to that person's associated LinkedIn profile.
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The savior, as prescribed under both the Brexit and MAGA theories, is to throw off the chains of globalization and go it alone.
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It's the old, cheapo, beat-up one that you throw off your bed at night or see on the desks at countless schools.
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DeepNude failed entirely with some photographs that used weird angles, lighting, or clothing that seem to throw off the neural network it uses.
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These companies share in common stable products — ketchup, cereal and bleach — that throw off a steady cash flow, but still need long-term investment.
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A big concern for chefs feeding Olympic athletes is ensuring there are no hormones in meats that could potentially throw off a doping test.
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Pirates manager Clint Hurdle expects Vogelsong to throw off flat ground on Sunday and make another minor league outing the middle of next week.
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I'm kind of surprised that Solo was seen as such a misfire as to throw off all of Disney's plans for Star Wars spinoffs.
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You have this incredible power and opportunity and access, and the whole concept of the '60s is throw off the rules and you're free.
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One way or another, the helpless American inhabitants of that alternate reality will finally throw off the yoke of their Nazi and Japanese oppressors.
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And because there are so few supercentenarians to begin with, you only need tiny mistakes to throw off calculations and create dramatic statistical results.
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Grenada's prime minister, Keith Mitchell, tried but failed to throw off the authority of the Privy Council by holding a referendum two years ago.
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Conversely, some types of psychiatric conditions can throw off how much the body produces cortisol, a stress hormone, which can boost inflammation even more.
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Golledge found that ice melt runoff from Antarctica, Greenland, and even inland glaciers like those in the Himalayas can throw off these circulation patterns.
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Toxicologists say the chemical compounds in marijuana may throw off the normal function of the body's cannabinoid receptors, which help regulate the nervous system.
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He is taking this year off from dating to focus on chess, out of the fear that a breakup would throw off his game.
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Over the past decade, a growing body of scientific evidence has shown that gas stoves throw off pollutants like nitrogen dioxide and carbon monoxide.
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More colleges should follow Stanford and refuse to publish their application and acceptance rates (which would hopefully throw off the U.S. News college rankings).
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She was ordered to throw off her restraints, push herself to her edge and assume the dominant role in her own Ru-demptive arc.
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RHP Nathan Karns will throw off the mound Wednesday for the first time since June 10 in San Diego when he had a setback.
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The ivory is sometimes packed with anchovies or chili peppers, to throw off the sniffer dogs used by customs agents and law enforcement officials.
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Antetokounmpo is now a master at utilizing his body to create space and mixing up the timing of his moves to throw off defenders.
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Those policies that make the insurance market feel fairer for sick Americans who need it can really throw off the prices for everyone else.
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Companies implement the plant closures at different times, which can throw off the model the government uses to remove seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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A small cloud over a field, for example, that wasn't present in previous images, could completely throw off a model attempting to predict crop yields.
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Stocks are considered tax-efficient because they tend not to throw off a lot of money that would get taxed annually at ordinary income rates.
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The general idea is to spray reflective particles into the atmosphere to throw off sunlight and counteract the effects of accumulating heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
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However, major storms in the ionosphere can throw off the orbits of spacecraft and muck up our communications systems, as well as cause power fluctuations.
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As far as deepfake videos go, it's not terribly convincing, but it's realistic enough to throw off a viewer that's not paying too much attention.
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But more atoms jammed into a space, the more likely they are to interact with one another, which can quickly throw off the entire clock.
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In zoos and aquariums, where day-night cycles are different than the Arctic, which seems to throw off their reproduction, successful births almost unheard-of.
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What it looks like: A pic of your bomb nail art to throw off your fans/followers on the real reason you skipped Sunday brunch.
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We noticed some guys were hacking early, so we wanted to flip up some breaking balls early and throw off their timing a little bit.
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As a result, this hasn't affected our model, which is based on vote history, even as it has the potential to throw off the polls.
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It's a mix that he may hope will throw off Democrats but also leaves some members of his own party unsure of his ultimate intentions.
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The move is in line with Geely's ambitions to build more up-market cars and throw off its reputation for copycat designs and shoddy quality.
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But the bigger issue is that President Trump wants to throw off what he sees as constraints from countering other rising powers, principally China. Adm.
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In Britain, the decision to leave the European Union is often portrayed by Conservative Party leaders as a means to throw off the bloc's rules.
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But eventually enough was enough, and the midseason finale ended with the core good guys reuniting, determined to throw off the yoke of Savior oppression.
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He went on to join other artists who wanted to throw off traditional styles but frequently returned to cinematic subjects like the actress Madhuri Dixit.
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Some on the list he provided on Tuesday may be on there only to stroke egos or throw off those trying to divine his thinking.
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Though wildfires throw off particles of all shapes and sizes, the biggest health dangers come from the smallest ones, 2.5 microns or less in diameter.
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The multibillion-dollar project will throw off about $22 million to improve streets and subway stations, and rack up thousands of construction and office jobs.
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Sister Mary Shooter would put on a display of skating and puck handling, then throw off her habit to reveal her true identity: the Rev.
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Angels RHP Garrett Richards (elbow) could throw off a mound later this month as he continues his rehab in hopes of avoiding Tommy John surgery. 2.
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After weeding out participants with incomplete data or concurrent health conditions that might throw off the analysis, the researchers reviewed data from more than 13,000 people.
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It is a mistake to promote space as a romanticised Wild West, an anarchic frontier where humanity can throw off its fetters and rediscover its destiny.
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Similarly, taking birth control with high levels of estrogen can also throw off the your "vaginal flora" (the bacteria that lives in your vagina), Young explains.
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I love stainless because the less sturdy varieties tend to dent, which looks cool but can actually affect the measured amounts and throw off your recipes.
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Cheaters are not only using unconventional drugs, they're also experimenting with doses and using masking agents, both of which are meant to throw off the testers.
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Bezos provides an obvious example here: Distant spectators bemoan that Amazon never made money, though Amazon clearly has lines of business that throw off copious cash.
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Those measurements can get mucked up easily on Earth, which is a noisy place filled with lots of vibrations and movements that can throw off results.
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SS Jose Iglesias was back at shortstop Saturday after taking a wild throw off his right hand running out a ground ball in the sixth inning.
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Companies carry out the plant closures at different times, which can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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Stakeholders say splitting up the Senate FAA bill could throw off the entire recipe that enabled it to amass such strong support in the first place.
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Mr. Ghosh said that these changes were significant and might throw off propagators of disinformation in the short term, but that they — like advertisers — would adjust.
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Mars is further away from the sun than Earth, and billions of years ago, the sun didn't throw off as much heat as it does now.
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Surveillance revealed that he flew on a number of airlines and sometimes tickets for a trip were bought on more than one to throw off pursuers.
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In March, when he left a Tokyo detention center after making bail, he dressed as a construction worker to throw off the awaiting media frenzy. Nothing.
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But neither Herschel's lament nor Popova's musings are in any way deepened by Feynman's story, which only seems to throw off the book's center of gravity.
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After World War II, nationalist movements in Asia and Africa helped throw off the yoke of European colonialism and allow formerly marginalized people to govern themselves.
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He was scheduled to throw off a mound for the first time, about 10 to 15 pitches, a milestone akin to a racehorse rounding into the stretch.
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The Hover Camera Passport also isn't great at following you up stairs, and reflective surfaces like glass windows seem to confuse it and throw off its tracking.
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Scientists have figured out why bats crash into buildings: smooth, vertical surfaces like window panes throw off their navigation systems, basically keeping them from "seeing" those obstacles.
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The plane was one of three that departed within an hour — a maneuver believed to throw off enemies looking to take down Kim's aircraft, Chosun Ilbo reported.
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Instead of those shoddy, carpeted towers that throw off your home's Feng Shui, we found 10 of the artsiest cat trees that the internet has to offer.
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In rude Olympic news, a North Korean speed skater received a penalty during his race for appearing to attempt to throw off one of his fellow skaters.
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Carry-on bags weighing less than 25 pounds are considered ideal for tail-towing, and you'll want to avoid stacking luggage which could throw off the balance.
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Not only can the sugar in a popsicle throw off your pH balance and potentially cause yeast infections, but the popsicle itself might melt inside an orifice.
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Even though it threw a couple of people off, it was a good throw off because it took them out of their comfort zone of trap music.
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Gramiccioni alleged Caneiro tried to throw off police by starting both fires, believing it would appear as though both his family and his brother's were being targeted.
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He was an Olympic gold medalist and a quick-footed dancer in the ring, lithe and smart and ready with trash talk to throw off his opponents.
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Against an admittedly aged Anderson Silva, Bisping utilized a hundred feints and non-committal strikes a minute to throw off the counters of the bigger hitting Brazilian.
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"It starts with Springer, him cutting the ball off and having an acrobatic throw off his back leg to get the ball in so quickly," Hinch said.
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Angostura orders an unnecessary abundance of spices (including ones not used in the blend) from abroad to throw off any spies attempting to swoop on the recipe.
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Working will help raise wages for these Americans and give them the ability to throw off the yoke of government dependency and bring themselves out of poverty.
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In an attempt to throw off the police, Willard asks for mortician Grover Cleaver (DeVito) to help him find a dead body that can pass as him.
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However, some unexpected events will take place to throw off your schedule—that's OK; you'll be quick to work things out, and an exciting adventure may ensue.
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Unexpected sources of income can easily throw off taxpayers' estimates, which is why they need to work closely with their accountant to figure out what they owe.
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And people can be infected for a long time before becoming sick enough to be at risk of death — which can throw off a short-term calculation.
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Updates to those testing requirements would also bar cities from advising homeowners to flush pipes before filling up testing bottles – something that can throw off test results.
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A sliver of different metal the size of a child's finger can throw off the blend of an aluminium pod with the capacity of a small swimming pool.
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That's why discovering that your moon and your ascendant point are in the same sign can throw off how you understand these signs — and, in turn, your personality.
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While introducing germs and microorganisms into a vagina can throw off pH levels, a healthy vagina is uniquely poised to seek and destroy the foreign bodies it encounters.
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It also adds new methods to throw off researchers observing it in a virtual environment, leading TrendMicro to suspect a separate group is responsible for the new attack.
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Studies of mayoral elections, which throw off enough data to make general observations, suggest that Hispanic voters often fail to get behind African-American candidates and vice versa.
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Oleg's, meanwhile, has increasingly become about him trying to keep his head not just above water, but level enough to throw off suspicion that he's drowning at all.
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When it came to teaching Fallon the quintessential element for all cheerleaders, the high kick, Zellweger didn't hesitate to throw off her heels to properly execute the move.
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There's a chance you could thwart your treatment, because in some cases, inserting ingredients in the vagina can throw off the bacterial balance even more, Dr. Raj says.
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But three months later, that exact same rotation of the motor might yield only 2000 microliters of blood—a large enough difference to throw off the entire assay.
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Schorsch, who was not criminally charged, was a pioneer in so-called nontraded REITs, which are considered less liquid than traditional REITs but can throw off higher dividends.
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His camouflage makeup and hair cuts for his CV Dazzle project back in 2012 aimed to throw off the "scent" of facial recognition software by masking your face.
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There's still the very real problem of some of those deeper rows being elevated in today's building, which could throw off sight lines for fans sitting in them.
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Martinez testified that he and his associates vacuum-sealed cocaine in bags, wrapped them in plastic and rubbed them with mechanic's grease to throw off drug-sniffing dogs.
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And on Monday, the president urged the U.K. to throw off the "shackles" of the EU and hinted at a "big" trade deal with the United States (Bloomberg).
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Jared Goff throw off your game ... tackle this challenge by figuring out the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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He comes and goes with nary a blank stare during a not-so-special visit designed to throw off the bachelors at the start of the Rose Ceremony.
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Manager Bryan Price said Bailey will throw off a mound at least eight times, which includes live batting practice and simulated games, before again attempting a rehab assignment.
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Luis Severino, 25, the staff ace, has not been able to throw off a mound as he tries to recover from rotator cuff inflammation in his right shoulder.
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He was intercepted inside the red zone with less than two minutes remaining, then failed to even get a throw off on a last-play Hail Mary attempt.
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He testified that he and his associates vacuum-sealed bags of cocaine, wrapped them in plastic and rubbed them with mechanic's grease to throw off drug sniffing dogs.
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Antonelli relied on a fastball and curveball, but he also learned to throw off-speed pitches in posting a 21-7 record for the pennant-winning 1954 Giants.
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"If you build your own blog or side business, you have created an operation that can continue to throw off cash for you in the future," she said.
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The main issue with the exterior is the badge, which looks enough like a Chrysler emblem to throw off the average passerby or, as I found, my friend.
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Watching him throw off the shackles of the Serious Actor this early in his career and engage in some good old-fashioned winking and mugging is a blast.
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Thick walls and metal objects can totally throw off the signal emanating from your router and turn what should be a perfectly connected household into a depressing dead zone.
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If she was traveling by train through a town too small to stop in, she would throw off little packets of fliers for local agents, with pictures and messages.
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The troubles facing an economy already functioning badly because of inefficiencies and isolation, likely explain North Korea's efforts to throw off sanctions in it negotiations with the United States.
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There is one hell of a house track, which is around when I throw off the sunglasses, put my drink down, and really start dancing, elbowed strangers be damned.
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Scaramucci said Bloomberg has the "mental discipline" to handle possible challenges posed by Trump, who has in the past resorted to name-calling to throw off his political competitors.
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It's time to throw off these Sandlerian rags, which is to say that this movie should treat its pursuit of excellence not as an option, but as an obligation.
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The Mirai source code was leaked on the internet Krebs suggested the act of leaking the source code was intended to throw off the trace for any federal investigators.
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But Jones never remains a simple love interest to warring sides of this espionage thriller; she gets to play the game, making unpredictable moves that throw off both men.
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Amid broader efforts to counter Russia and China, the Air Force's Air Mobility Command is looking for ways to throw off the enemy by doing everything in plain sight.
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Earlier, Springer erased Stephen Piscotty at home with a spin and throw off Jhonny Peralta's bloop single down the right field line for the second out of the fifth.
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Tellingly, Raonic also changed his approach as the match wore on — striking more aggressively from the baseline to throw off Goffin's rhythm and picking his moments to go in.
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In its richest moments, "Blue Jay" is a bittersweet reflection of midlife regression, in which onetime teenage sweethearts momentarily throw off present-day cares and relive a magical past.
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RHP Tyler Chatwood (right calf strain) played catch Monday and Tuesday, said the calf is feeling better and that he could throw off a mound as soon as Wednesday.
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There's nothing worse than carefully lining up for a leap across a deadly drop only to have the camera shift and throw off your aim at the last minute.
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I opted for that description because it felt like enough of an edge case to throw off a system that gets regular requests to create logos for coffee shops.
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You have to gently pull the trigger at the very bottom of your exhale because even your heartbeat can throw off the accuracy of the shot at that distance.
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Twitter's recent decision to ban political advertising has some worried it will lead to some kind of social media apocalypse or throw off groups championing action on climate change.
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The mass production of penicillin during World War II helped pharmaceutical companies throw off their reputations as addictive drug pushers and rebrand themselves as producers of innovative, lifesaving products.
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Stout does not shy away from the idea that armed violence was (and perhaps is) indeed one of the tools by which colonized people can throw off the oppressor.
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Most of his sermon does not touch on politics; instead, he uses the visit to the White House to show what can happen when the faithful throw off self-doubt.
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The thinking behind biometric exit programs is that it catches immigrants who overstay their visas and use an impostor to exit the country to throw off Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Michigan State University professor Anil Jain, one of the main academic authorities on facial recognition, says his biggest concern is lighting and other accessories that could throw off the reading.
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Higher gas prices, an economic downturn or a new president with different priorities could throw off the entire equation and put GM and other domestic automakers in a financial bind.
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Higher interest rates and dearer equity valuations will also compress the spread that 3G makes between its cost of funding and the cash flow that its acquisition targets throw off.
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Scientists have suggested that the unique twisty tails of these moths help throw off predators like bats that rely on sound to hunt and navigate—a kind of acoustic camouflage.
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Several thousand people have been "checking in" to the Dakota Access Pipeline protest on social media in an attempt to throw off law enforcement cracking down at the nearby reservation.
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LHP Will Smith, who suffered a right knee sprain when he fell getting out of the shower during spring training, is improving, but has yet to throw off a mound.
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Or it could be a canard -- a carefully placed article meant to throw off Republican strategists, forcing them to prepare for a possibility that they had all but written off.
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Armed with perhaps sharper pencils and a more jaundiced eye than the typical 17-year-old, they noticed two questions that some thought could throw off the performance of girls.
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A Titanic secret Oceanographer Robert Ballard explains how he found the Titanic wreckage as a ruse to throw off the Soviet government while he searched for Cold War Navy submarines.
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Yet even so, it has become increasingly clear that such concentrations, which have continued to intensify with no end in sight, are beginning to throw off serious negative side effects.
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Some states use test devices that aren't recommended by experts, use "home brewed" chemicals that throw off results, or have disabled certain safeguarding features, further exacerbating issues, the report found.
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Operations are still moving slower than usual within Apple's supply chain because any disruption to components sourced from around the world can throw off the entire system, the report notes.
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J.J. Redick sank the free throw off the technical, and Simmons kicked the ball out to Robert Covington on the possession for a 24-pointer and a 54-48 lead.
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But now, as with so many other areas of trade and business, Britain's impending withdrawal from the bloc, the process known as Brexit, stands to throw off the gustatory balance.
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With manufacturers undertaking the retooling exercise at different times in July, this can throw off the model that the government uses to the smooth the claims data for seasonal variations.
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Unexpected expenses, a month full of birthdays, or an impromptu trip can all throw off our plans to finally amass an emergency fund or start saving for retirement in earnest.
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An 8-year-old boy was injured at a popular California parade by a runaway dancing horse that managed to throw off its rider -- who was charged with riding while intoxicated.
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One of those upgrades was to address a pretty serious design flaw discovered a few years ago that caused the vibrations from the thrusters to throw off the kill vehicles' navigation.
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So the chief factor has to be Taiwan's modern political history, and in particular the struggle to throw off the thuggish dictatorship of Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist Party or Kuomintang (KMT).
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To achieve real democracy, including direct elections of the chief executive and all members of the Legislative Council, Hong Kong will need first to throw off China's yoke, says Mr Chan.
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"This way you already know what you're planning to allocate funds to, meaning you're less likely to agree to spontaneous last-minute plans that could throw off your budget," said Danielski.
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The most novel and controversial feature of the IEX exchange is a so-called speed bump that would slow down trading slightly to throw off traders that rely only on speed.
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Le Pen has sought to play down the FN's connection with such traditionalism in a bid to throw off a reputation for racism and bigotry - emphasising instead a pro-worker agenda.
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As for why Nunes would make up the claim, Shevchenko speculates the withdrawal happened because Nunes was "feeling (her) energy" and wanted to reschedule the fight to throw off her rhythm.
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"He's getting closer and closer and he'll throw off the mound again, and we'll try to figure out if he needs to face some live hitters before he's activated," Callaway said.
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That can throw off the balance of seats in parliament so that one party is more strongly represented than they should be based on the results of the proportionate second votes.
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Voters queued outside polling stations in the capital Tunis, only eight years after rising up to throw off autocratic rule and introduce democracy in a revolution that inspired the "Arab Spring".
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Because there are, among us, in every political camp, limited, angry, violent, and/or damaged people, waiting for any excuse to throw off the tethers of restraint and get after it.
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"Is it not true that if we would throw off the shackles of unreasonable regulation that we would have had a faster, steeper recovery?" asked Representative Bill Huizenga, Republican of Michigan.
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So it may not be surprising that the regions which suffered worst in the conquest were more likely to have voted to throw off the modern Norman yoke in the Brexit referendum.
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Tunisia is one of the few Arab democracies and the only country to throw off an autocratic leader during the Arab Spring in 2011 without triggering large scale unrest or civil war.
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He employs a controversial method known as the "Forrest Bounce," in which the contestant jumps around from category to category, choosing tiles out of order to throw off his or her opponents.
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All the same, you might want to spend a little time in the display options, since automatic white balance may throw off viewers sensitive to that kind of thing (me, for instance).
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She stands as she is freed and tells the deputies Kohlhepp has told her he used red pepper around where he buried Carver and other bodies to throw off scent-sniffing dogs.
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This week, the group attempts to throw off their pursuers by taking shelter in a cove of a small island and Maddie, Travis and their children go to investigate a flickering light.
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There is, however, a haunting digression, a dog who might be a subject in Pavlov's lab is encouraged by celestial beings to throw off its electrodes and find freedom by the sea.
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"All we're asking for is some humanity, is some freedom, is to throw off everything that holds us down and explore what we could do instead," says the 19-year-old Sandra.
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You could video-chat with people anywhere in the world, like "The Jetsons" — and maybe some of those people would use the new tech to throw off the yoke of repression, somehow.
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NO DIS-GRACE For some Africans, Mugabe remains a nationalist hero, the continent's last independence leader and a symbol of its struggle to throw off the legacy of decades of colonial subjugation.
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And it's possible that the candidates many analysts believe could be the last pair standing next year will decide that the time is right to throw off the gloves and fully engage.
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Dene hunters can distinguish between caribou varieties on the basis of morphology, tracks, and even behavior; woodland caribou, for instance, will loop back around on their own path to throw off predators.
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The new paper argues that previous studies — including Pastor and Veronesi's — on stock markets under different parties overstate returns under Democratic presidents because of two unique occasions that throw off the average.
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Automobile manufacturers normally idle assembly lines for retooling in summer but some often keep production running, which can throw off the model the government uses to strip out seasonal fluctuations from the data.
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But like the building manager of a real estate investment, the entire engineering team can take a vacation for spates at a time — and yet the underlying asset continues to throw off cash.
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You might throw off pilots who use the runway alignment as a way to verify the accuracy of their magnetic heading indicator before takeoff, says Doug Moss, a commercial pilot and aviation consultant.
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Following the rules is all well and good the other 11 months of the year, Libra, but in September you should throw off the yoke of received wisdom and cut your own path.
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That does not go far enough for critics, some inspired by concern for Quebec's Catholic heritage (to which the bill makes respectful reference) and others by the battle to throw off Catholic influence.
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Scalia's death, and the fact that the court could have eight members for the remainder of the current term and perhaps through the next term as well could well throw off those predictions.
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"Human bodies operate at an ideal energetic frequency, but everyday stresses and anxiety can throw off our internal balance, depleting our energy reserves and weakening our immune systems," Goop says on its website.
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And on some level, Sucker Punch — about a woman retreating further and further into a dream world where she can throw off the male-induced shackles that hold her down — is exactly that.
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Distinct colors will make the layers separate better, and transparent or shiny objects like glass or plastic can throw off the AI. Originally, the idea was to democratize the creation of VR content.
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That can also create body image issues and throw off perceptions of how they themselves should be—what if they don't have the particular, um, attributes common among men in their favorite videos?
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They can throw off your salt and sugar balance and leave you feeling miserable a few hours after your meal due to a change in blood pressure and spike in your insulin levels.
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But my dream is that they are peeks behind the curtain of a powerful woman who is ready to relax a little bit, throw off the terribly unfair word "relatable," and lean in.
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China's support for an inter-Korean summit on April 27 also signals a determination to intensify the contacts between Seoul and Pyongyang that would be very difficult to stop or throw off track.
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He owns 70 percent of Dell Technologies, a company he is counting on to throw off a lot of cash to quickly repay the debt, even as the overall business computing industry shrinks.
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"OUR FATHER, OUR GRANDFATHER" Mugabe was feted as a champion of racial reconciliation when he came to power in 1980 in one of the last African states to throw off white colonial rule.
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By having employees like Ms. Butson running tastings and finding wines for customers, Majestic is hoping it can throw off gender-related preconceptions about wine — and become a more attractive employer for women.
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He performed textbook countersurveillance moves as he navigated the city—taking circuitous routes, doubling back on himself, and hopping on and off different modes of transportation to throw off anyone trying to follow.
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White tapers burn on every table, wall sconces throw off Cognac-colored light from behind lampshades the size of teacups, a collection of thin flowery china dishes supplements the chunky white bistro ware.
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But when you sincerely believe the republic is at stake if your view isn't codified by an election and law, you tend to throw off the gloves the closer you get to the top.
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Bad news, gamers: our collective thirst for new smartphones could throw off your chances of being able to get your hands on the hottest console on the market for the rest of the year.
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So if you pump power into the device and shut down the fans, then overcharge the circuits until they start to throw off sparks, you're going to have quite an explosion on your hands.
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NOTES: SS Jose Iglesias was back at shortstop for Detroit on Saturday after taking a wild throw off his right hand running out a ground ball to short in the sixth inning Friday night.
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In its treatment of some of its own people—environmentalists, women who throw off the hijab, independent bloggers—the Iranian government has a terrible record, and the IRGC is part of its repressive apparatus.
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Refugee advocates told Politico that such a change would mark a major blow to groups helping resettle refugees and throw off thousands of people who are in the middle of the refugee application process.
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More auto workers are likely to be affected by the temporary plant closures than in the past, which could throw off the model that the government uses to smooth the data for seasonal fluctuations.
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In "The Origins of Totalitarianism," Hannah Arendt described how fascism invites people to "throw off the mask of hypocrisy" and adopt the worldview that there is no right and wrong, only winners and losers.
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Because jade eggs are porous and are supposed to stay in the vagina for hours at a time, they could also potentially introduce harmful germs or throw off the delicate bacterial balance of the vagina.
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While setting a time bomb may seem irresponsible, remember that the millions of SSNs already in the hands of hackers constitute millions of individual time bombs, waiting to throw off their shrapnel of identity theft.
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They still hold just about anything you can think of, and they feel special enough to not totally throw off your outfit's vibe (and chic enough to carry to wherever your night may take you).
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The worry is that the rollout could inadvertently throw off weather forecasting, they say, because 228G networks are planning to use a frequency band very close to the one satellites use to observe water vapor.
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The worry is that the rollout could inadvertently throw off weather forecasting, they say, because 21G networks are planning to use a frequency band very close to the one satellites use to observe water vapor.
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Whether buyers are shopping for their own homes or for investment properties that will throw off some cash, certain markets are becoming far more lucrative than anyone might have expected just a few years ago.
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Like the British, many Americans voted for Donald Trump as a protest; to rebel and throw off a status quo that felt suffocating and congealed with the greasy corrupt politicking of a complacent bureaucracy class.
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Apply Monsanto's average margins over the last five years, lump in the expected synergies, and tax everything at 25 percent, and Bayer's investment would throw off about $4.7 billion of operating profit before interest costs.
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In the seventh, with the score tightened to 7-5, the Mets cobbled together two hits and a walk, then watched Philadelphia catcher Cameron Rupp make an errant throw off a bunt by Juan Lagares.
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The combined company could throw off US$234m of free cash flow, or roughly 23% of debt, before interest expense and projected synergies of US$40m are included, assuming Ebitda and capital expenditures remain stable.
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When an imaginary character cares most deeply about a god who seems equally imaginary, the spell can weaken; a reader may impatiently wonder when the character will wise up and throw off these phantasmal chains.
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But even more than that, they are excuses to bang these deeply flawed characters together in new and peculiar ways, to turn them in air so their flaws catch new light, throw off new prisms.
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I wake up to throw off the covers and lie there, wondering if my beleaguered country can survive the cataclysm that has befallen it, if the Earth itself can survive the convulsion it is undergoing.
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Air pressure changes from riding in a car or other moving vehicle can throw off the count, as can entering and exiting high-rise buildings that have air pressure that is different from the outside.
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Don't let these two almost identical images of Danica McKellar throw off your spirit ... Hype yourself up by seeing if you can figure out the sneaky switches that have been made to this tricky pic!
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The government had justified the previous 2.4 percent target as the way to throw off austerity and unleash growth in the euro zone's most chronically sluggish economy, so it loses some face over the climbdown.
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More than one American commander believed he and his troops would be welcomed as liberators by grateful Canadians also hoping to throw off British rule, a mistaken idea on several different occasions (for different reasons).
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Bernie Sanders, who is Jewish, said he feared attacks against Omar were calculated to throw off the balance of the House Foreign Affairs committee, where she has emerged as a tough voice against American imperialism.
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A good night's sleep looks slightly different for every person — but we've all had those nights where stress, a sudden sound, or just our dumb bodies throw off our best laid plans for a peaceful slumber.
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Wilson was under pressure on third-and-goal from the three, but was able to spin away from Jared Allen and throw off his back foot to Jermaine Kearse as he fell away from the endzone.
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Turns out, though, that it's not just the skin's exterior moisture levels that matter; changes in pH balance also throw off the composition of the microbes living on the skin, in symbiosis with the physical barrier.
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Republican leaders for weeks have privately told their conference they want to tightly control that process - and largely restrict amendments from their own members in order to not throw off any careful policy balance that exists.
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The second baseman, who took a throw off his collarbone on a warm-up toss early in the game but shook it off, said this kind of victory can give the Astros (62-60) a boost.
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Here's what they say: "Every time you smile at a messenger, laugh at a coworker's joke, thank an assistant, or a treat a stranger with graciousness and respect, you throw off positive energy," the book says.
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By the same token, a tax-deferred account can be a good home for fixed income investments that throw off plenty of short-term dividend or interest income but generally do not appreciate as much as stocks.
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BlackRock's lucrative business of lending out the stocks and other securities it holds in its funds, often to speculating investors, also could throw off more revenue as the collateral it collects gets placed in higher-yielding investments.
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Independence Day is about our difficult birth as a nation, about the moral courage it took for people living in 13 disparate colonies to throw off what they called the absolute tyranny of Britain's King George III.
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When at full tilt, the car had the ability to lift your innards and throw off your equilibrium — even on a straight, flat road — in a way I'd not ever truly felt below the $260,0.23 price point.
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For instance, the regulation height of a basketball hoop is 10 feet off the ground, but Mark found the hoops at his local carnival were actually 11 feet tall, which would throw off even an NBA star.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For all his mitigating talk of injuries and Europa League commitments, Manchester United's Jose Mourinho is struggling to throw off his reputation as a risk-averse manager whose teams no longer match their main rivals.
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How much Mr. Trump's property investments might throw off in depreciation depends on what he paid for them, how much he's spent on capital improvements and how the assets are categorized (some assets qualify for accelerated depreciation).
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Napping can reduce the fatigue, poor alertness and sour mood that comes with insomnia, but spending half the day on the couch will throw off your rhythm, making it harder to get to sleep the next night.
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After their defeat in the 2016 presidential election, a more liberal, more uncompromising wing of the party begin to emerge, desperate to throw off the institutional connections to more centrist figures like the Clintons and Mr. Obama.
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Cercas gives himself some postmodern leeway in this narrative, every so often speculating on how, if he were to throw off all pretense of not being a novelist, he would fill in the gaps in his story.
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Before Wednesday's game, Collins said pitchers Seth Lugo and Steven Matz had advanced to long-tossing from 120 feet without discomfort in their pitching elbows and would begin to throw off a mound in the coming days.
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Other security measures implemented to heighten the secrecy around the celebrities' identities included instructing drivers to take long, circuitous routes between the homes of the masked stars and the studio, to throw off any would-be tails.
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There was a huge list of things that I would never be able to do because it would throw off my blood sugars — I'd either die of hypoglycemia, or have my legs amputated and go blind from hyperglycemia.
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"We are wounded and embittered by the latest attempt by Egyptian authorities to throw off track (the investigation) into the barbaric killing of our son, Giulio," the newspaper La Reppublica quoted the parents as saying in a statement.
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Some presidential candidates think the answer is for America itself to throw off the constraints of a rules-based global order and match China for self-interested ruthlessness (Donald Trump fancies punitive trade tariffs of up to 45%).
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Claims tend to be volatile around this time of year because of different timings of the Easter and school spring breaks, which can throw off the model that the government uses to smooth the data for seasonal fluctuations.
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If you're limping, you shouldn't be working the ankle or foot, because you're going to throw off all your lower-body mechanics by compensating for the busted ankle or foot, and potentially aggravate your knees, hips, and back.
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"I think as long as you're realistic that you're buying a low-growth company that's going to throw off cash like crazy for the next few years, then I think you're getting a reasonably good investment," Damodaran said.
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And he has come to symbolize a faction within British society, one that sees the world as its playground and is eager to throw off the constraints of even gilded handcuffs to live life on their own terms.
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He's been buoyed on the support of the unions representing Border Patrol officials and Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents — who embraced him as the man who would throw off the policy fetters they've chafed under through the Obama administration.
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Secor describes the political faction that was known in the first years of the revolution as the Islamic Left — anti-American, eager to use the Islamic Revolution to throw off foreign influence, but skeptical of the conservative clerical establishment.
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The blueprint for besting Henderson wasn't much different from the one Bisping had used to beat Anderson Silva—both men wanted to time Bisping coming in, so he had to show dozens of feints to throw off their timing.
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Attorneys general in several states sued almost immediately after the announcement, arguing that adding the question would cause immigrants to not respond to the census and throw off the survey's data, leading to less federal funding for those states.
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For months, Ms. Mitchell had been smuggling them food, including packages of cookies, 10-ounce bags of Café Bustelo coffee and 70 containers of black and cayenne pepper that the inmates planned to use to throw off tracking dogs.
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Domingo and two FBI informants visited the planned site of the rally to scout the best location to place explosives to cause the greatest casualties, authorities said, agreeing that they would leave the scene separately to throw off suspicion.
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As part of her onstage persona, Ms. Bruener, who lives in Alexandria, Ky., and uses a wheelchair to get around, dresses up in a buttoned cardigan and a colorful headband, a girlish look intended to throw off her audience.
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You see this in the vastly contrasting fortunes of America's high-flying stockmarket, dominated by capital-light internet and services firms that throw off profits, and Europe's, groaning under banks and under carmakers with factories that eat up capital.
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Doctors say the reason why first babies are late has to do with the fact that many first-time parents tend to miscalculate when they conceived, or when their last menstrual cycle was, which can throw off due date predictions.
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As a private company, "You can say, we're not going overpay for acquisitions … we're going to throw off a lot of cash because we are happy to be slow growth," said Erik Gordon, business professor at the University of Michigan.
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A group of states sued the administration over concern that the question could scare off immigrants from filling out the census questionnaire, and thus throw off the population data that's used to draw House districts for the next 10 years.
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Golovkin's beautiful jab allowed him to throw off Canelo's timing and avoid the counters for the most part, but even the ones Canelo landed seemed to do very little to the iron-jawed Kazakh, who immediately went back on the attack.
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" Origins and treatment According to Smith, the cause of perinatal mood disorders is believed to be "something to do with the upheaval of hormones that take place during pregnancy and immediately after birth that throw off the neurotransmitters in the brain.
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Later that night, in an attempt to throw off the police, Wozniak lured an unsuspecting Kibuishi into Herr's bedroom and shot her twice in the head before staging the crime scene to make it look like Herr had sexually assaulted her.
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After Betances and Miller each allowed a run in relief, relinquishing a 21.05-251 lead, Headley led off the eighth inning with an infield single, beating out a throw off a slow roller that was fielded by third baseman Ramiro Pena.
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But here are a few unique obstacles that may come up and ways to try and offset them: School and work closures will surely throw off your usual sleep routine since we have even less structure in our day-to-day.
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Frljic's heavy-handed finale, filled with loud gunshots and oversize portraits of Lenin and Putin, implies that attempts to throw off oppression always end in more and that, ultimately, the only loyalty a person can have is to him or herself.
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Those evolving acts of deception, designed to throw off both security analysts and the public, have given rise to fraudulent narratives about hackers' identities that are difficult to dispel, even after governments announce the official findings of their intelligence agencies.
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His promise to come home before he goes to prison is merely a ruse to throw off the authorities, but it means something to his wife, who waits like a fool while Axe bids his final farewell to Wendy instead.
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The overwhelming consensus is that if Trump did dictate false statements about his son's meeting in order to deceive the public and throw off investigators, it would add to a "growing mountain of evidence" that points to a broader cover-up.
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The overwhelming consensus was that if Trump did dictate false statements about his son's meeting in order to deceive the public and throw off investigators, it would add to a growing mountain of evidence that points to a broader cover-up.
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For all the many joys of watching the Warriors and the Cavaliers in the last two NBA Finals, the sense that we are counting the days until another rematch doesn't really throw off a lot of happiness or heat in the present.
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It was a wild west week in security, as GitHub succeeded in surviving the biggest DDoS attack ever (1.35 terabits per second!) and analysts scrutinized the "false flag" techniques Russian hackers have used in their attacks to shift blame and throw off investigators.
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As the Defense Department continues to posture itself to counter China and Russia, one Air Force command is strategizing ways to throw off the enemy by doing everything in plain sight, according to the top general for the Air Force's Air Mobility Command.
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Despite Versace's claim, BMI is not trying to "throw off the shackles" of our consent decree, but rather asking that it be modified to accommodate changes that have deeply affected our industry – the digital revolution Versace's op-ed both downplays and praises.
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The next adjustment, due at the end of the year, will be about 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) — not really enough of a discrepancy to throw off consumer-grade satellite navigation systems, which are generally accurate only to within 15 to 30 feet.
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As seen in this "special order" of MacArthur, the US imperialists did not hesitate to throw off their masks of so-called "civilization" and "humanism" and reveal their wolfish nature in order to retrieve themselves from their defeat in the Korean war.
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" Our reviewer, John Hooper, writes that "Cercas gives himself some postmodern leeway in this narrative, every so often speculating on how, if he were to throw off all pretense of not being a novelist, he would fill in the gaps in his story.
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A story out of small-town Ohio currently making the rounds online should serve as a cautionary tale for would-be crooks: if you're gonna lie to the cops, make sure you're not wearing any tracking devices that could throw off your alibi.
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According to CEO Elon Musk, Tesla is organized to produce a combined 100,0003 Model S and Model X SUVs annually, and the carmaker doesn't want to see that number slide, particularly on a $35,000 vehicle that likely won't throw off as much profit.
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Friday's eclipse lights up your social life, and as it sits on top of retrograde action planet Mars, you will be feeling frustrated with your clique—disagreements could throw off your night as Mars conflicts with Uranus, the planet of the unexpected.
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But when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.
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Having people moving around you seems to throw off the tracking, but that also happens with the Rift and Vive — although I haven't tried the headset in a densely populated area, so I can't judge its worth for developers at crowded public demo events.
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Some have cautioned that rising rents in the outlet space, which by nature generate lower sales volume, could eventually come back to hurt property owners, as they could throw off the economics for retailers looking to rent space at these traditionally lower-cost properties.
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But Curtis managed to pull off this role with a kind of fierce, gleaming shrewdness beneath the passive exterior — and two decades later, in her return to the franchise after a long hiatus, she would really throw off the helpless act once and for all.
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By the time the people of the Philippines rose up to throw off the chains of Spanish colonizers, there was already a massive plan in place as well as a secret shadow government ready to take power as soon as the Spanish were gone.
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With funds having already been allocated for the viaduct's demolition, he said, acting expeditiously on the low bid by an out-of-town firm called Swank may throw off "additional resources" for "beautifying that area, for which we will seek resident input," he said.
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His low cunning conspired with his devouring egoism to make him throw off all the restraints of official decorum, in the expectation that he would find duplicates of himself in the crowds he addressed and that mob diffused would heartily sympathize with Mob impersonated.
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The disgraced chief executive of CBS destroyed evidence and attempted to throw off investigators to ensure that he secured his $120 million severance deal, lawyers hired by CBS are prepared to tell the board, according to a report viewed by the New York Times.
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The problem with this method is that neurons are genetically diverse, the genome is a highly dynamic structure — continuously unraveling and reknitting itself to amplify or silence certain genes — and even small errors in measuring quantities of DNA could throw off the whole calculation.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)We've spent decades bathed in the glow of artificial light, but it's only recently that we've started to realize our bodies are naturally tuned to the sun, and exposure to the fake stuff can throw off sleep schedules and even damage our eyes.
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Plant scientists are already using Crispr and related technologies to reshape food crops in dramatic ways—editing wheat to reduce gluten, editing soybeans to produce a healthier oil, editing corn to produce higher yields, editing potatoes to store better (and not throw off a carcinogen when cooked).
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We are supposed to, as anyone can see in the YouTube videos, dance toward our mastectomies, or, as in "Sex and the City," stand up with Samantha in the ballroom and throw off our wigs while a crowd of banqueting women and men roars with approval.
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Given that during the Khalifa interview Armstrong frames his podcast as being about overcoming adversity and past mistakes, it seems strange he'd skip over these key moments in Favre's personal life in favor of a long anecdote about a "throw off" between Favre and a former teammate.
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Ahead of Wednesday night's third and final debate at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas the tactic of using strategic guests to throw off and distract the candidates seems to be alive and well — despite efforts from the Commission to keep provocative guests out of the family seating areas.
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Not because I plan to submit to a regime of wellness, a politics that asks me to behave, or the questions of those who purport to care about me, but because I will throw off any number of commitments in the name of vanity, and smoking does cause wrinkles.
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The Trump administration seems to believe that intense economic pressure will cause one of the most heavily regulated and policed societies on earth to suddenly throw off its shackles, unseat the clerics who rule the country, and usher in a new generation of young, Western-minded moderates to power.
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Just as he got hit by defensive end Mike Daniels, Cousins released a throw off his back foot that went 214.1 yards in the air, sailing between two Packers defenders to nestle in the arms of Thielen, whose momentum carried him into the end zone as he caught it.
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These saboteurs may even potentially mean well, but still manage to throw off the momentum you're building personally and professionally, Womack tells CNBC Make It. As you work toward bettering yourself and reaching your goals, Womack says these are three common pieces of career advice you should ignore.
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But they suspect that those Hacking Team features may have been a false flag added by Sandworm to throw off investigators, given that the Olympic Destroyer malware that the GRU deployed around the same time included an unprecedented level of misdirection pointing to both North Korea and China.
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That 4-point lead grew to 6 on two free throws by Shaun Livingston; then 9, on a Durant break layup and free throw off Curry's deflection of a James pass to the post; then 11, when Curry took a rebound upcourt and found Livingston filling the left lane.
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For all the talk of a "robot-readable world," in other words, it is interesting to consider a world made deliberately illegible to robots, using materials chosen for their ability to throw-off 3D cameras or jam LiDAR, for example, either through excess reflectivity or unexpected light-absorption.
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Supporters of Brexit have often accused Carney of giving over-gloomy assessments of the costs of leaving the EU. Hammond also said the Brexit delay was hampering government efforts to improve economic productivity and could throw off course a planned multi-year budget for government departments due late this year.
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But if you were not born this way, and are just someone who wants to watch and think about sports and catch a little bit of a contact high from the emotion they throw off, why would you choose to live in this whipsawing panic state of urgent, dead-certain bipolarity?
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Supporters of Brexit have often accused Carney of giving over-gloomy assessments of the costs of leaving the EU. Hammond also said the Brexit delay was hampering government efforts to improve economic productivity and could throw off course a planned multi-year budget for government departments due late this year.
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The Donald J. Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee were facing the possibility of several unplanned votes from the convention floor — which would throw off the carefully choreographed schedule and give the appearance that Mr. Trump did not have control over an event intended to reintroduce him to the nation.
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On the contrary, the prevailing thought was that a militaristic Davidic figure would emerge to throw off Roman rule and inaugurate what was known as "the kingdom of God," an era of justice marked by the defeat of evil, a general resurrection of the dead and the restoration of Israel.
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Russell, who was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys and has also played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, told ESPN, where the letter was first published, that he has always been "grateful for being bisexual" because he knows some gay men who cannot "throw off other people" by having relationships with women.
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Increasingly drawn to conceptual art and the radical political performance art being practiced by the Viennese Actionists, he asked permission to create a program that would embrace video and performance art and encourage students to move back and forth across artistic frontiers — in general, to throw off all creative constraint.
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"The brain is made up of all these interconnected networks, and if you throw off the balance a little bit over years and years, that may have these widespread effects that are hard to measure clearly," says Jonathan Peelle, an associate professor of otolaryngology at Washington University, in St. Louis.
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As the country entered a period of soul-searching, these young chefs took the opportunity to throw off what Bob calls the "legacy exoskeleton" of manners and slavish obedience to groupthink and instead to begin advancing the cause of native ingredients, prepared with great care and what seems at times almost freakish originality.
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He explained to interrogators last summer, after he was arrested upon returning to France to carry out an attack, that he had made sure to buy a package stay at a beach resort in southern Turkey specifically because he wanted to throw off investigators, who knew to look for suspects heading to Istanbul.
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The animals of Manor Farm throw off the shackles of their farmer masters, only to find that the great ideals of Old Major (a boar version of Karl Marx) get twisted into an even worse system by the pigs Snowball (a Lenin/Trotsky parallel) and Napoleon (Stalin) who co-opt the revolution.
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Whether it's airplanes you can fly high and out of sight or mechanical balls equipped with slingshots that make you hard to hit, Epic has always added, and then tweaked, elements of its game designed to make it more fun, approachable, and unpredictable so that it didn't totally throw off the competitive balance.
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As Merce Cunningham was trying, in the nineteen-fifties, to cleanse his dances of story and symbol—that is, more or less, to throw off the influence of Martha Graham, the most celebrated choreographer of the period—one of the main things beckoning him forward, apart from just mid-century modernism, was nature.
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PEOPLE's got an exclusive sneak peek at the episode as hosts Melissa Rivers, Brad Goreski, Giuliana Rancic, NeNe Leakes, Margaret Cho, Kelly Osbourne, George Kotsiopoulos, and the late Joan Rivers — all who appeared on the series throughout its run beginning in 2010 — throw off their (super chic) gloves and get into heated arguments over fashion's hot topics.
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FROM COINAGE: Tips for Planning a Wedding on a Budget Whether or not Nelson has any happy news to share (or if she's just sporting the bling to throw off fans), the reality star was in "good spirits" either way while enjoying quality time with her mom and sister at Mexican restaurant La Parilla, according to an onlooker.
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Remember, after all, that Hizbullah first emerged in the mid-1980s under the difficult circumstances of a harsh Israeli occupation of one-third of Lebanon—and that it showed first, that it could successfully organize to throw off that occupation and, then, that it could repel the next big attempt Israel made, in 2006, to destroy it.
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For all its worldliness, the Kooples does throw off distinctly Parisian vibes (it sells a lot of floral scarves and breezy blouses with its studded sandals and destroyed jeans), and the standardized way in which it enters new countries speaks to the global appeal of French style, the idealization of which is not a singularly American pastime.
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HBO is doing just about everything it can to keep Game of Thrones's final season under wraps—posing stars in random positions to throw off spies, giving the cast their lines through an earpiece to avoid script leaks, and even shooting a couple of decoy endings just in case someone decides to spoil the whole thing before it airs next year.
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While plastics are a building block for modern industry (historically, there's been a great future in it), they're also a byproduct of the highly polluting petrochemical business; produce 300 million tons of waste per year (for single use plastic); and production could throw off 1.34 gigatons per year of greenhouse gas emissions over the next decade, according to the NRDC.
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Whatever the fate of the plan, it is a notable moment because it puts influential members of the Republican establishment on the record as favoring action on climate change — a position that is publicly held by few Republicans at the national level, though many quietly say they would like to throw off the orthodoxy in the party that opposes action.
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We're thinking about WeWork as shared office space, and maybe shared a few other things, when in fact we could just think of it as a massive conglomerate that's going to roll up so many things that eventually some number of those things are going to throw off a lot of money, and that will keep the beast afloat. Yeah. Right?
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"There are more salient upside risks to the forecast than we have seen in quite a while," Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester told reporters on Tuesday after a speech in Dayton, Ohio, flagging the possibility the extra spending generated by tax cuts and a rise in budget deficits could throw off the Fed's outlook for growth, inflation and other aspects of the economy.
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But I do still believe there's value in female seriousness, in spite of the energy we've spent trying to throw off the burdens of glumness — that there's potential in something like Sharp Objects that's separate from the fight to establish the value of so many other, lighter, women-led series, and that doesn't feel like an exercise in making men's TV, but for women.
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The Housewives were shuttled in black S.U.V.s under the cover of darkness to a hotel more than two hours from where they live, in order to "throw off the scent to the press," a publicist told me, though "scent" is a strange word choice here because anyone with a nose could have Hansel-and-Greteled the place from the sheer concentration of applied Shalimar.
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With cultural roots in the skinhead movement (though a separate strain than that which is associated with White Power politics), Northern Soul dance parties allowed workers to throw off the shackles of their repetitious work week, as cogs in the industrial machine, with all-night dance parties fueled by amphetamines and a particular type of music that coalesced in the wake of the Motown sound.
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This is one of many sentiments I uncover that throw off a whimsical-idealistic college-student vibe, but I am reminded of another proverb cautioning about people in glass houses and the throwing of stones — and anyway, the real point of the exercise seems to be to underscore how easily utopias are made and discarded, or perhaps that one utopia can only exist at the expense of another.
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Gold generally enjoys an inverse relationship with the U.S. dollar (given that as the dollar rises in value, it takes fewer of those dollars to buy the same amount of gold); an inverse relationship with stocks (which makes sense given gold's role as a safe haven asset); and an inverse relationship with bond yields (which can be explained by gold's lack of yield; as bonds throw off more income, gold looks worse in comparison).
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" Marathon pledged, if it's profitable, to reinvest earnings from Emflaza into more research in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, and said it believes access to the drug "will be dramatically expanded" once it's commercially available in the U.S. Christine McSherry, a Massachusetts woman whose son Jett uses imported deflazacort, said Marathon's "pause" is "what you do in football when it's the fourth quarter and there's only 30 seconds left in the game and you want to throw off the defense.
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Whitehouse dismissed the case of DC on the irrelevant grounds that it receives spillover spending and employment from the federal government (much of which goes to workers commuting in from Virginia and Maryland, who are represented in Congress), and he waved off Puerto Rico on the grounds that if it became a state, it would likely elect Democrats, and that would throw off "the balance," which wouldn't be fair to Republicans, so it's never going to happen.
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She beats Macy Levitt in straight sets; she makes Macy Levitt cry; she makes Macy Levitt throw off her glasses and stomp them with her Tretorns, losing the needlepoint band in the crabgrass next to the court, its fine handiwork sucked up and shredded by the power mower a few days later, the driver entirely oblivious; she makes Macy Levitt quit the junior-varsity team and years later, when she learns that Macy Levitt has been hospitalized for anorexia, she wonders if she also made Macy Levitt do that.
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Promising to repeal ObamaCare in the future – even if it takes several years – would be enough to spook insurers out of the marketplace, they warned in a letter to House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) "Even if the effective date of a repeal is delayed, the threat of a deterioration of the risk pool could lead additional insurers to reconsider their participation in the individual market," Repealing any major part of ObamaCare would immediately raise the price of premiums, disrupt the risk pools and throw off the individual marketplace, the group said.
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The phrase "mental illness" shrouds his body as he walks, and orients him, slips him like a peg into whatever dreamy ideas of madness fill the minds of those passing and pushes away the thought that he is, in a way, say, a reflection of some part of themselves that might, someday, under the right circumstances—a financial loss leading to ruin, say, or some neurological disorder, an improper linking of nerves, or a shady haze of undetected tumor, or some sharp trauma abrupt enough to throw off their general balance—irrevocably force them into the same circumstances, wandering day after day, sticking to the same general pattern, stopping to dig in the public trash can for discarded bottles or scraps of food or newspapers to read.
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