What happens when you thrust this way and they thrust that direction?
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Bypass thrust is more economical to create than core thrust, but it is slower moving.
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At liftoff, the booster will have 127,800 kilonewtons of thrust, or 28,730,000 pounds of thrust.
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Unlike chemical rockets that provide short bursts of thrust, solar sails thrust continuously and can reach higher speeds over time.
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There are those who have fame thrust upon them, and those who thrust themselves upon fame like an invasion force.
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But this thrust would perform much better, especially for long-distance missions, than a higher thrust on heavier, propellant-based spaceships.
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At full capacity, the SLS exerts 9.2 million pounds of thrust, more than thirty times the thrust of a 747 jet.
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FH is twice the thrust of the next largest rocket currently flying and ~2/3 thrust of the Saturn V moon rocket.
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Wolcott writes: There are those who have fame thrust upon them, and those who thrust themselves upon fame like an invasion force.
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At full throttle, it exerts 9.2 million pounds of thrust, which is more than 34 times the total thrust of a 747 jet.
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In a tweet on September 242, Musk confirmed that the test firing had reached 21,21960 pounds of thrust, far more powerful than SpaceX's own Merlin 21970D engine (22009,22015 pounds of thrust) and the Space Shuttle's RS-33.63 engine (2016.6,29 pounds of thrust).
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Most of Barnard's test flights only fly a few hundred feet vertically because the thrust vectoring system can only handle about 40 Newtons of thrust.
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At liftoff the Block 1 configuration provides for 8.8 million pounds of thrust, which is more than 31 times the total thrust of a 747 jet.
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These modifications will enable the engine to operate at 225 percent thrust levels, up from the 26 percent thrust level generally used for the space shuttle.
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Yet the German researchers noted that when they changed the direction that the EmDrive was facing, the direction of the thrust changed, but the level of thrust did not, even when the EmDrive was oriented in such a way that any applied power should produce zero thrust.
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Each Merlin engine produces a little over 200,000 pounds of thrust at sea level; the test version of the Raptor engine has achieved 380,000 pounds of thrust.
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It's got about a 12 to one bypass, which means most of the thrust is coming from the fan and not from the thrust of the turbo machinery.
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NASA's EmDrive only produced a few micro-Newtons of thrust, but this measurement system is able to measure the degree of thrust at a sub-micro-Newton level.
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The Falcon Heavy will generate 5M pounds of thrust ... making it the most powerful launch since NASA's Saturn V that had 7.5M pounds of thrust during its Apollo mission.
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No more tongue-thrust reflex: Tongue thrust is a reflex that newborns have where they will automatically push solid foods out of their mouth if someone tries to feed them.
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I never thought I'd be able to deadlift 225 lbs, never thought I could hip thrust 400 lbs, I didn't even know hip thrust existed before and so that was great.
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" ("Tick" meant thrust the pelvis.) "Five, six, seven, eight.
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Set up your iPad, insert penis, and thrust to completion.
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Any thrust would have to be weaker than that interaction.
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The new government was thrust upon them without their consent.
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A precise hand was needed to correctly land a thrust.
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Now Silicon Valley has thrust itself into a presidential stink.
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Together, those engines create about 5.1 million pounds of thrust.
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These generate thrust via a phenomenon called the Magnus effect.
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You can thrust it into someone's stomach just like this.
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Clinton's emails have also been thrust back into the spotlight.
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These are more efficient at producing thrust, and also quieter.
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They thrust a tiny camera at you and shout Please!
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Each thrust brings me to a new level of ecstasy.
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Together, those generate a total of 33,000 pounds of thrust.
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Death stared at me before the thrust into life began.
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Thrust into suburban domesticity, the narrator is wracked with anxiety.
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A frog suddenly thrust into boiling water will jump out.
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Abbott clearly hated the position he had been thrust into.
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President Obama has thrust Jim Clapper back in the news.
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How sad to be thrust back into the 21st century.
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It's a supporting role thrust awkwardly to the film's center.
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And of course there is the Insurance Thrust and Parry.
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What must we thrust aside to survive the tangible world?
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Let's start by recapping the central thrust of my argument.
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So the thrust of what Obama's saying is basically correct.
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They power four blades, which provide vertical thrust at takeoff.
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But he appears unfazed by being thrust in the spotlight.
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He took a larger sip and promptly thrust it aside.
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The main thrust of Trump's plan is business tax reform.
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Charlotte and Ben are both thrust into unfair emotional situations.
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That culture will soon be thrust into the spotlight again.
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Stevenson bent and thrust, at once explosive, angular and precise.
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The craft then switches to two rear propellers for thrust.
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I could feel my strength leaking out with every thrust.
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What is the thrust force from the drone's four rotors?
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The seismic controversy has thrust Pence into a difficult spot.
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I want to be beat the Russians in rocket thrust.
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My plan is to support the thrust of the bill.
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This reveal serves as the show's profound and edgy thrust.
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Each Raptor will be 4 feet in diameter, 10.2 feet high and have a thrust capability of 2 MN (which is just over the thrust force of the Space Shuttle's main engine during takeoff, coincidentally).
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Grumpy Cat quickly became a meme, and was thrust into stardom.
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This time around, that's not the thrust of our hero's journey.
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While the humor is dry, the thrust is far from comic.
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Then one of my classmates thrust his hand in the air.
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Cunanan's five-person murder spree thrust Gamma Mu into the spotlight.
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Dr Shawyer nevertheless says he can measure this apparently impossible thrust.
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To fly a fast jet you need a lot of thrust.
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Sometimes the thrust is provided by a fuel-burning rocket motor.
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That project featured a single participant thrust into a thriller narrative.
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Or you are thrust into party situations that tempt your demons.
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Looks like thrust was low on 1 of 3 landing engines.
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Higher education has been thrust under the microscope more than ever.
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That mess will now be thrust back into the national spotlight.
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The rockets thrust tiny Erimo, population 4,0003, into the global spotlight.
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I'd call the hip thrust the military press for the butt.
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Trump's critiques of Obama now could be thrust onto him, though.
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She pushed on my hips, an order that thrust me in.
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That has thrust it into deeper competition with U.S. firm GoPro.
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The main thrust was that the Patriots are getting worked, essentially.
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However, he was thrust into the spotlight in 2015, after Sen.
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The plane was also set to unusually high thrust, data suggested.
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Bronny James has had some pretty high expectations thrust upon him.
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He conveyed the dramatic thrust and majestic depths of the piece.
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The killing thrust San Francisco into the national debate over immigration.
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The greater thrust of its single engine translated into greater range.
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The thrust of speed and then its abrupt demise thrilled Barry.
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"This is something that was thrust upon them," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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In various forms, the thrust of these games is Getting Stuff.
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He thrust outward with the heel, aiming for the mezzaluna smile.
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Thrust into a slightly overwhelming situation, she watched and she learned.
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Thrust and parry, jab and dodge, et cetera and ad nauseam.
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The escalation thrust the world's two largest economies back into confrontation.
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This pragmatic dimension was thrust into bold relief in August 2018.
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All they can do is arch and thrust out their foot.
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Then they were thrust into another one that was not theirs.
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For starters, he was thrust into this role largely by happenstance.
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The Capitals are now thrust into an off-season of change.
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The field's diversity was further thrust into the spotlight after Sen.
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"I had thrust myself into a kind of vacuum," he said.
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The lower temperature makes the oxygen denser, which improves engine thrust.
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But some took a different stance on the prize's political thrust.
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Putin has been repeatedly thrust into the campaign for the Nov.
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The propulsion system is very low thrust but is incredibly efficient.
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Boicourt thrust Clyde into a borrowed birdcage and texted her neighbors.
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Or was I simply attempting to thrust myself into meaningful sight?
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The whole thrust of feminism was to break the canon, right?
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But the thrust of the order never actually entered into effect.
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His arm holding the bow is thrust forward at a diagonal.
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This limits the threat of a devastating tsunami, which are more associated with "thrust earthquakes," where a portion of the earth is thrust upward and causes the water to push up and outward, creating the tsunami.
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Compared to chemical propulsion (the type of propulsion that rockets use to escape Earth's gravity well and reach orbit), SEP has lower thrust but is more fuel-efficient and can provide thrust for longer periods of time.
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Yes, it changes the angle of the turbines, it changes the angle of the thrust nozzle, we adjust also the power for each engine, and also we adjust the thrust of the side turbines, the small ones.
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Increasingly, literature festivals in India are being thrust into wider culture wars.
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Younger women who undergo this surgery will be thrust into early menopause.
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The CBOE Volatility Index thrust to its highest level since mid-February.
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Thanks to Billions, this exclusive club will be thrust into the spotlight.
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Here you all are, total strangers until you're thrust into this situation.
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One said the legislator thrust his crotch at her during a hug.
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It also chose to squeak as loud as possible with each thrust.
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Almost overnight, Jersey City residents were thrust into a high-stakes clash.
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What was it like feeling that thrust of energy from the crowd?
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Mr Uribe has now thrust himself into the centre of the conversation.
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Television guests have poppies thrust upon them, lest their absence offend viewers.
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That has thrust former three-term president Anote Tong into the spotlight.
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Each Raptor is supposed to produce at least 202014,000 pounds of thrust.
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"The thrust we're getting is truly incredible at this point," he said.
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The allegations have thrust Kavanaugh's Senate confirmation vote, once assured, into uncertainty.
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In rocket terms, a big bang means high thrust and low efficiency.
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SpaceX says it generates about 2000 million pounds of thrust during launch.
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This particular Delta IV Heavy had have even more thrust than usual.
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The Moroccans may be hoping the thrust for independence will peter out.
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Correction: A previous version of this article conflated thrust with lift capacity.
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Brennan's thrust me unwittingly into all that, literally a trial by fire.
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The birds hit both engines, creating the near total loss of thrust.
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The pumps help thrust sitting water from the streets into Biscayne Bay.
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Lots of earthquakes and tsunamis as he produces lots of thrust faults.
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The FBI's fight with Apple has thrust that divide into the spotlight.
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But a royal collaboration has thrust the nation into the sartorial spotlight.
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The 2016 NASA paper reports a modest thrust beyond experimental error margins.
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In America, two developments have thrust penmanship back into the public arena.
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"Can any disposition of microwaves inside the cavity produce thrust?" said Woodward.
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"The main thrust of our story is utterly different to Chris Riddell's."
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The engine jacked up heat, thrust and range, outpacing the Scud motor.
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The Volkswagen diesel scandal has helped thrust emissions cheating into the spotlight.
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Heineken and the chauffeur were thrust into a pair of soundproofed cells.
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Yet one finds too many people thrust into lives of semi-independence.
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The Wall Street Journal: Trump chief financial officer thrust into legal spotlight.
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It also thrust them into the unregulated world of America's drug prices.
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Thrust back into civilian life, Driver decided to give acting another shot.
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Three parachutes and a retro-thrust system slow the capsule before touchdown.
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I also disagreed with them on the larger thrust of their argument.
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Since then, his antics have thrust his character into the national spotlight.
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But this thrust forward could also feel a bit scary or intense.
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Masvidal is likely to be thrust into a championship bout in 2020.
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The deal suddenly thrust English into the ranks of the exceedingly rich.
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Pressing his case now thrust the issue into the 2016 presidential campaign.
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I wanted the emotional thrust of it to be in the images.
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A few recent events have thrust the Trumps' marriage into the spotlight.
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Zendaya was thrust into the limelight for her response to comments E!
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Mr. Collins's indictment immediately thrust his seat onto the national battleground map.
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Once again, the F.B.I. has been thrust into a politically fraught moment.
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CHARTRES, France — Peter Sagan thrust his arm and fist forward like Superman.
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Getachew had neglected to throttle back from the full takeoff thrust setting.
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But also was not enthusiastic about being thrust into the public eye.
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All his career he's been thrust into roles he's not ready for.
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His thrust and force and rebounding, what he did and the stamina.
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And that's the thrust of the whole program here at Peak Performances.
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It makes parts including a thrust reverser actuation system for the Max.
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"So the major thrust of my executive energy is to avoid complacency."
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She struck me as a normal person thrust into an impossible situation.
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"I was thrust into this life," she said, according to the affiliate.
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So far, more than 60,000 immigrants have been thrust into the program.
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McConnell's thrust is emblematic of what he sees as his crowning achievement.
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The downward gravitational force and the vertical component of thrust exactly offset.
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Cain's nomination, however, could thrust the institution yet again into the spotlight.
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Mr. Klein thrust his arm into the hole and began rummaging around.
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Suddenly, a scrum of microphones and cellphones was thrust at the reporter.
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It's not that I would have changed the thrust of my story.
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But the main thrust is well worth pondering: Climate impacts human history.
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And the thrust of STAT's conclusions has been echoed by other investigations.
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Extrapolating from this data, that means that their EmDrive prototype had a thrust-to-power ratio of about 2 milliNewtons per kilowatt, which is almost twice the thrust-to-power ratio achieved at NASA (1.3 milliNewtons per kilowatt).
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Still, I don't love the idea of seeing our girl being perpetually thrust back into a cycle of violence, especially right after her parting farewell with the Hound (who was thrust back into his own cycle of violence).
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Chests thrust forward as their left hands came to rest on their hips.
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FLY over the capital and many tower blocks thrust up from ground below.
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Initially, the aircraft pulls up and increases thrust at a 45-degree angle.
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The rocket will be very big and will need a lot of thrust.
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He never sought the spotlight, but the spotlight was almost thrust upon him.
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A flurry of negative headlines has thrust Huawei's public relations team into overdrive.
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We aren't so proud of the terrible politicians who thrust this upon us.
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That decision thrust the village into the headlines of a national gun debate.
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When Mifsud's name was thrust upon the world stage, the WhatsApp messages stopped.
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And this girl finds herself thrust into a leadership role in opposing it.
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I came with a rough cry and an eager thrust of my hips.
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One way for us to achieve gravity in the show is through thrust.
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Thrust into the lineup in the middle of a playoff chase, Bird hit .
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And all of a sudden, he's thrust into this world of instant celebrity.
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And it thrust Obama into a leading role, demonstrating the advantage of incumbency.
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"The main thrust of this presidency is not changing," says Mr Le Maire.
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Thrust is basically about power, and it's a great way to get altitude.
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FOR THOUSANDS of years, weapons went where humans thrust, threw or propelled them.
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But the thrust of "The Third Pillar" is that society matters after all.
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But that was the conversation, suddenly, this other author had been thrust into.
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That thrust housebuilders 1.2% higher, their biggest one-day rise in a month.
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ROSS isn't the only AI resource to be thrust into the spotlight recently.
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One small push for Hyperloop, one giant thrust for the future of transportation.
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But it was in 2007 that Mwangi was thrust into the world's spotlight.
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He looks at the recorder I've thrust into his hand with sincere befuddlement.
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But if you're a celebrity, these feuds are thrust into the public eye.
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It thrust movies like Disney's remake of Beauty & The Beast in our path.
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Which is not to say there was no parry and thrust on issues.
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Tournament anchor Olivier Morin has a microphone thrust beneath the Millenium player's nose.
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A nuclear confrontation between these nations would thrust the world's economy into depression.
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The thrust produced, the team explained, is very small — as you might expect.
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Facing a mobile and conservative opponent, Ngannou's footwork was thrust into the spotlight.
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What are those algorithms controlling to help stabilize, is it just thrust level?
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There is no truth to the central thrust of Your News Wire's story.
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What was the thrust of the movie you wanted to make with him?
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Other times, you're a hapless beat cop thrust into a high-speed chase.
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In the lab, EmDrive researchers try to conclusively demonstrate that thrust is there.
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The underlying thrust of McCarthy's tweet wasn't about population density or electoral methods.
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Just one thrust forward from any of those guys, and I'd be dead.
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The issue was recently thrust into the spotlight due to a recent development.
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The choice of being a pet owner is rarely thrust upon us unexpectedly.
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This thrust was easily parried, as their own candidate Blaine also hadn't served.
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Drill instructor: First thing we wanna see is that straight thrust, you understand?
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It thrust him into the spotlight for the first time in his career.
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Then you thrust them all into a dystopian nightmare of violence and persecution.
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Families are thrust into confusing worlds of long-term hospitalizations and treatment plans.
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Some people are born into racism, some people have racism thrust upon them.
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The orchestra seizes on this playful pattern, giving it a monotonous, ominous thrust.
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It thrust this town of just over 22016,21 people into the political spotlight.
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With every thrust, he pulls Tabitha's hair — and not in the fun way.
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Many people may want to pound or thrust intensely from behind, she says.
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That is the undeniable thrust of the Kaiser Family Foundation's latest tracking poll.
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So many pliés in a wide second position, with the pelvis thrust forward.
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With Sonny Colbrelli about to catch him, Sagan thrust forward to ensure victory.
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Many have been thrust unexpectedly to the forefront of a national health crisis.
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This was the fraught world that Wielgus, the maverick academic, was thrust into.
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But once again, the harshest spotlight after the game was thrust onto Beckham.
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But Mattis himself is visibly uneasy about being thrust into a political role.
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This was the environment upon which a teenage Riboli was thrust in 1936.
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He was thrust into a contentious national debate over the college admissions process.
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Me, I remember trying to mimic that drop-and-thrust motion of his.
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Thrust into a marquee race in a purple state, however, Mr. DeSantis floundered.
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She was thrust into the spotlight three years ago, when "Watchman" was released.
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Dick's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack has also been thrust into the spotlight.
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Toscanini, who was also assistant choral master, was thrust forward by his colleagues.
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Into this grand scheme is rudely thrust a hitherto unknown great-nephew, Michael.
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The pilot noticed quickly and adjusted the thrust manually to continue to climb.
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The country has been thrust into the culture wars for a second time.
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As my feet thrust forward, the door shot open and B. stepped in.
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It was the defeat of the establishment who thrust her upon the left.
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Now the Chief Wahoo news has thrust the Redskins back into the spotlight.
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Mr. Bruck made no effort to dispute the thrust of the prosecution's case.
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Maybelline thrust the two together to lead the makeup team for Rebecca Minkoff.
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Last year's string of acquisitions thrust it firmly on to investors' radar screens.
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Those prongs will not necessarily be easy to, let's say, thrust into action.
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Putting this all together, I get a thrust force of 4.37 newtons. Cool!
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But, on their own, they lacked the thrust to power them into law.
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But once she was thrust into the spotlight, it pretty much happened overnight.
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At the time, EU officials did not contest the thrust of that story.
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Now, they are being unceremoniously thrust into the messy world of real politics.
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He is also untested in the cut-and-thrust world of electoral politics.
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So that's twice the power, twice the thrust of the next biggest rocket.
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And at 3.85 million pounds of thrust the 2-stage New Glenn rocket will be more powerful than the most powerful rocket currently in operation – the Delta IV Heavy provided by ULA, which has a liftoff thrust of 2.1 million pounds.
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The boosters themselves were derived from the same solid rocket boosters (SRBs) used to power NASA's Space Shuttle and can provide 3.6 million pounds of thrust each — about the same amount of thrust of 14 Boeing 20530-400s at take-off.
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Every wight and White Walker got dusted (hi Thanos) with a single blade thrust.
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Some are born to rescue ducks, and some have duck rescue thrust upon them.
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It's appalling that ignorance like this is allowed to be thrust upon unsuspecting viewers.
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For comparison, the Saturn V rocket exerts a thrust of 3.3 x 107 Newtons.
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As new moms, we are thrust into a massive shift in identity and responsibility.
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It was as if someone had thrust a sharp stick deep into her brain.
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Marta Martínez's Facebook broadcasts thrust Claudia's shooting into the national spotlight, if only briefly.
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"This trip sees Doria thrust into the middle of the royal circle," Scobie stated.
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Geography has thrust India and Bangladesh together, but domestic politics still pushes them apart.
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It's a moment where body inclusivity is thrust to the forefront, and it's great.
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Before he starts to thrust, Eden reassures Nick that he'll be a good father.
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"Deep thrust pain is something a lot of women experience more internally," she explains.
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And once airborne, the flaps gradually tilt into a horizontal position, providing forward thrust.
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The governor's resignation would thrust Virginia into uncharted political territory, state elections experts say.
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It was a cross to bear, but I was happily thrust upon that cross.
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The powerful thrust of the diagonal carpet infuses the room with a vertiginous perspective.
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First, let's understand the mentality of a small startup thrust on the international stage.
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It was 50% higher thrust with five F-1 engines at 7.5M lb-F.
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You can use a variety of guns, but the thrust is always the same.
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She struggles to deal with the pressure and fame that's been thrust upon her.
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But they appear to be back and this time thrust into a national spotlight.
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The news put Cambridge under investigation and thrust Facebook into its biggest crisis ever.
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The plane was also left at unusually high thrust throughout the flight, data suggested.
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This mass fluctuation effect could account for the thrust observed in NASA's EmDrive prototype.
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Will year 22000 result in an upward thrust of activity, followed by a bust?
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But Schaap's documentary helped thrust malfeasance at FIFA further into the mainstream public eye.
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And everybody was connected to its beat, its thrust and, most important, its optimism.
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This in turn works them harder with increased pressure, and you get more thrust.
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And you personally had been thrust into the celebrity limelight, which can't have helped.
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He thrust his leg between hers and a deep heaviness throbbed in her belly.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were thrust into the spotlight as 9-month-olds.
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The thrust of this argument, though, is not on getting governments to work together.
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The rocket used 7.5 million pounds of thrust to get the astronauts into space.
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Then he found out that he had and thrust his arms into the air.
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Combined, the BE-4s should provide 3.85 million pounds of thrust, according to Bezos.
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Its defiant belief in its a-politicality has thrust them into the political spotlight.
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Thrust vector technology uses a nozzle on a jet's exhaust to change its direction.
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Mr. Serraj's confident thrust appeared to soften the bellicosity of Tripoli's self-declared government.
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Collectively, these generate 218m newtons of thrust—about as much as eighteen 2250 jetliners.
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" He added it would also provide a "thrust for continued internalization of the renminbi.
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Bernie Sanders was the first to thrust the Democratic primary field into new terrain.
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Everyday people have been thrust into action before first responders arrive on the scene.
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The arrow shows an area of a thrust higher over the recent period shown.
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The lower temperatures make the oxygen denser and improve engine thrust, SpaceX has said.
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The thrust of the talks has been over a distribution arrangement between the two.
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And like that I was thrust into a space battle against Thanos' bad guys.
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It might reverse, a bit, the individualistic, atomizing thrust of the past 50 years.
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That effort has been thrust into the spotlight this month, following remarks by Rep.
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But Ivan also seems to pepper in digs at the brutality thrust on inmates.
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"AH GAD NEW RADIOHEAD SO FUCKING GOOD," seemed to be the thrust of it.
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He came over, thrust his hand in my face, and said, 'I'm Donald Trump.
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Thrust into an everyday role this season, Ramirez unexpectedly led the Indians with a .
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As a result, they've been thrust into the spotlight as faces of the movement.
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Over the next year and a half, Cornerstone was thrust into a financial crisis.
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With futures suddenly thrust into the unknown, they did what felt reassuring: panic shop.
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Mr. Comey's firing in the spring of last year thrust the administration into turmoil.
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Surely 10,000 pounds of thrust would hollow out a significant bowl of regolith, right?
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But growing inequality and marginalization — byproducts of financial globalization — have thrust socialism center stage.
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Everybody is thrust into an unfamiliar scenario and gradually worked into a character's role.
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A heavy loss would thrust Britain into uncharted territory, with disparate possible outcomes: Mrs.
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But mission creep had quickly thrust Skaskiw's soldiers into direct conflict with the Russians.
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It did not take long for Mr. Kim to be thrust into the spotlight.
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" Sirisena, Feltman added, "is somehow blinded to the realities into which he's thrust himself.
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And what if you're — thanks to current events — suddenly thrust into a remote culture?
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They have been thrust onto the front lines and could die for the cause.
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But bottom line, it's the whole thrust of he's going to renegotiate these deals.
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If you win the fight, you're thrust back into the bigger battle royale match.
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His comments thrust the N.B.A.'s approach to the tweet back into the spotlight.
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The initial thrust by the enemy ... was enormously successful in a matter of hours.
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But Perry has a quick mind and a charming style of thrust and parry.
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It seems inevitable that this thrust will deepen the GOP's problem among local Latinos.
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I finally met my match when I was thrust into Geometry and Chemistry classes.
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Nude women, arms thrust to the sky, march at gunpoint into the lethal showers.
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Graves' involvement in Uber's recent scandals thrust him into the spotlight earlier this year.
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The announcement thrust a fundamental question to center stage: Does such training actually work?
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The expected sale of the Marlins has instead thrust Mr. Loria into the spotlight.
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The engine that powers the booster produces up to about 110,000 pounds of thrust.
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He is thrust into the world effectively an orphan, a foreigner in every home.
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The Chosen Ones are then thrust into a competition their whole world will watch.
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But some tech companies are already pushing back on the thrust of the law.
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It has thrust the world's most important oil chokepoint back into the global spotlight.
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Thrust into the nascent DFS space, Raybon watched as the game's legality was challenged.
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The captain intervened, disabling the autothrottle and setting the thrust levers to their maximum.
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The New York Times and Politico later confirmed the thrust of the report Thursday.
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Francisco is one of the rare immigrants thrust into MPP to be granted asylum.
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This provides a component of thrust in the forward direction that accelerates the drone.
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The case thrust Virginia into the center of a national debate over uranium mining.
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RD-22003 now throttling down to partial thrust as expected, engine response looks good.
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The thrust of the story, this time around, piques that hunger much more effectively.
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For reference, the most powerful rocket flying today, United Launch Alliance's Delta IV Heavy, produces about 2 million pounds of thrust at launch, while SpaceX's future Falcon Heavy rocket should produce about 5 million pounds of thrust when it begins test flights.
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Power So when it comes down to it, the Raptor engine claims to deliver 690,000 pounds (3,050 kN) of thrust at sea level, increasing to 20163,000 pounds (3,285 kN) of thrust in the vacuum of space (no atmosphere makes for more efficient engines).
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The extra thrust could improve its ability to jump, including cushioning landings and reducing impacts.
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Kaliningrad was recently thrust back into the spotlight after Russia deployed nuclear-capable missiles here.
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"It's all just the way I feel about things," he admits about the album's thrust.
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He's a little derivative (lifting the Phanatic's signature belly thrust dance) and is basically Youppi!
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"There isn't as much cut-and-thrust as in the House of Commons," he says.
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So, he summoned over his wife, Nissa Nissa, and thrust the blade into her heart.
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These sickle-shaped fins on the top and bottom of its body aren't for thrust.
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It's very low-thrust, however, and takes a long time to get up to speed.
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I could adjust the thrust force from the hammerhead, but I will leave to you.
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This explosion causes material to shoot upwards in the gas thrust portion of the plume.
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Victims and their families do not ask to be thrust into the criminal justice system.
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Upton, 25, was doing a hip thrust to build up her glute strength, Bruno explained.
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Lipinski was thrust into the limelight earlier this month when news got out that Rep.
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When thrust into the agony of withdrawal, some chronic pain patients have reportedly killed themselves.
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" Triumphantly thrust your hands in the air and your virtual self's face will show "joy.
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It should because that message is pretty much the thrust of the anti-Trump campaign.
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My job thrust me into the anxious, sweaty center of an unceasingly bonkers news cycle.
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BS: That was the only way you could get to sufficient thrust with 1950s technology.
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In such cases, pilots know to turn off automatic engine settings and control thrust manually.
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According to SpaceX, the modified rocket generates about 5 million pounds of thrust during launch.
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How would you convey the thrust of his ideology, to the extent he had one?
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When thrust back into gravity, a person's blood will rush to his or her feet.
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The thrust of Biden's comments is that Medicare-for-all would be hard to achieve.
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Frank also reaches out to school leaders thrust into the role he knows so well.
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We should act before we find ourselves thrust into a constitutional crisis of historic dimensions.
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Kebabs, thrust on long skewers that suggest blades, are hot gulps of salt and smoke.
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Then they used a fire extinguisher for thrust and tried maneuvering around on the ice.
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Diggins surged past and thrust her ski across the line 0.19 seconds ahead of Nilsson.
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The case thrust Kik — which is popular among teenagers and allows anonymity — into the spotlight.
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Mayweather fight have we seen something so forcefully thrust Periscope back onto the national stage.
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That would be the full-thrust Falcon, known to SpaceX followers as the Block 2100.
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However, others said Rosario thrust the pool cue at Aguado as the victim was leaving.
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She took advantage of her robust programming and thrust upon me a seed of decay.
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Ellmers was thrust into a primary with Holding after North Carolina redrew its congressional districts.
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While the law is not specifically directed at any political faction, its thrust is clear.
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With a rocket delivering more that 2,000 pounds of thrust, and could reach 300 mph.
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This was a major election theme that helped thrust Donald Trump to the White House.
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Fathead and others, thrust into the perplexing technological and social changes of the 21st century.
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He is thrust into soul-crushing adulthood in the form of boarding school, then WWII.
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It uses multiple small jet engines to provide enough thrust for a human to fly.
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The war that killed tens of thousands and thrust Yemen to the verge of famine.
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With the flick of a finger I was thrust into Dante's seventh circle of hell.
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Everything you imagine might go wrong does, which basically explains the thrust of the plot.
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We thrust these little humans into a weird and wonderful world that is frankly flummoxing.
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Conservation of momentum dictates that any purely electromagnetic system that is enclosed cannot produce thrust.
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The White House has stood by Kavanaugh even as his nomination is thrust into turmoil.
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More recently, Kleiner Perkins was thrust into an unwelcome spotlight for its treatment of women.
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However, Layton said China remains 10 to 20 years behind the leaders in thrust vectoring.
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Stricter campaign-spending caps, as in the United Kingdom, are one possible thrust of reform.
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Then ISIS began to take over Iraq, and many translators' lives were thrust into peril.
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Months of protests and large-scale disruptions have thrust the city into the global spotlight.
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I THOUGHT IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT WE, MYSELF INCLUDED, WERE IN THE CUT AND THRUST.
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Amy Wright: When Beau was born, we were thrust into the world of special needs.
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The two Rolls-Royce BR710A2-20 turbofan engines offer a powerful 14,750 pounds of thrust ...
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Workplace protections for LGBT employees have been thrust into the spotlight in the Trump administration.
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The pain that is thrust upon us let no man slow or speed or fix.
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When Dupree opened his mouth to talk, his tongue would thrust out against his will.
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The #NiUnaMenos, or "not one less," movement thrust abortion rights fully into the public forum.
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Some are born with nunchi, some achieve nunchi and some have nunchi thrust upon them.
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"His structure was excellent, he had very good thrust and he was persistent," Pulli said.
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Taxing wealth is an idea now thrust to the center of the Democratic primary. Sens.
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But concrete plans and actions thrust us into the daily fact of other people's lives.
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But as soon as he was thrust in the spotlight, Carson's campaign began to melt.
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"It felt like he was being thrust upon the audience without telling them," one said.
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Clinton with an opportunity to thrust the Supreme Court to the top of voters' concerns.
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It's not a risk that would damage the general thrust of what we're saying today.
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Italy's new populist government has thrust migration to the top of the European Union agenda.
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That's where the real battle will be: Will we have an evolutionary thrust or stagnation?
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And in 2014, they were thrust in front of the world for all to see.
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My back is sweaty and keeps making those wet smacking sounds every time I thrust.
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The disclosures about Cambridge last year thrust Facebook into the worst crisis of its history.
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"Our house was thrust into a bottomless darkness," Yokota, nine at the time, told Reuters.
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What "most perennial of political crises" did President Trump find himself thrust into on Saturday?
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What is it like to have such personal issues thrust into the spotlight like that?
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After the railways thrust westward in the later 19th century, artists formed a colony there.
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President Trump's flirtation with a trade war has thrust uncertainty into the overall economic picture.
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Undercutting the narrative thrust further is the layout — sumptuous to behold but unfriendly to readers.
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But with his announcement on Wednesday morning, Trump thrust the issue into a national debate.
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It's been amended and altered over the years, but the general thrust remains the same.
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On Friday, she was thrust into the media spotlight after only three hours of sleep.
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"—the thrust of the joke being "lol patients sometimes pretend to be sick for attention.
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And all of a sudden I was thrust into this place where these rules mattered.
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But if the cart kept shooting balls, you could get a significant amount of thrust.
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But the rescue also thrust Mr. Gassama into the spotlight over France's tightening immigration policy.
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"Famous in Love," starring Bella Thorne as a college student thrust into the limelight, follows.
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Since then, Afghan refugees all over Europe have been thrust into a state of dread.
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The killing of Officer Familia thrust the department into mourning and her family into grief.
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From the thrust of his questions, it seemed evident she had run as a Democrat.
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From the thrust of his questions, it seemed evident Hart had run as a Democrat.
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But the mysterious spate of illnesses thrust concerns about vaping's health effects into the spotlight.
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That case, and questions about how Uber handled it, thrust the issue into the spotlight.
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"Our sales thrust here is to sell more machine tools," added the 63-year-old.
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He was driving a taxicab in Tanzania not long before he was thrust into power.
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Also, the thrust is ridiculously low, equivalent to the weight of a sheet of paper.
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We do a hip thrust, and I got up to 180 kilos (almost 400 pounds).
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At this point, the thrust from all the rotors is up and at an angle.
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Boom—I can now find the components of thrust in the x and y directions.
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While the ACA was born with some of these problems, others were thrust upon it.
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Both of those stars have found themselves, intentionally or not, thrust into the political conversation.
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The last week or so has thrust the family into a state of extended emergency.
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He thrust a mango and a banana into my hands anyway as I was leaving.
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The general thrust of this — that the world admires Australia's border policies — is not new.
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The students have been thrust into the national spotlight in the weeks since the shooting.
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A galaxy of phones are thrust into the sky when any of them are interviewed.
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That's the thrust of a new show at Alden Projects in Manhattan, opening on Jan.
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After having a magnifying glass thrust on her prosecutorial record and her campaign's viability, Sen.
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The 52 Senate Republicans have been thrust by fate into the crucial position of responsibility.
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Meanwhile, their long, troubled trip to the altar provides the narrative thrust of the story.
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The overwhelming thrust of everything was that it was time for solidarity among the left.
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The latter two thrust George Papadopoulos, a little-known campaign aide, into the public eye.
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If you're wallowing in misery at your three-thrust sessions, know that you're not alone.
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So who represents the actual thrust of the US diplomatic effort — Tillerson, Trump, or Nauert?
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He felt that the NASA team based their theories on an assumption of what the thrust measurement should look like on their graphs, and that what they observed might not actually have been thrust but instead added heat energy changing the cone's center of mass.
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According to McCulloch's calculations, this experiment is only likely to produce about 0.001 Newtons of thrust—a barely detectable amount of force—but McCulloch told me the superconducting rail will be capable of registering the movement of the engine if any thrust is produced.
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That combined thrust will allow SpaceX to launch up to 140,000 pounds of cargo into orbit.
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Years before Mr. Sanders's message of alleviating economic inequality thrust him onto the national stage, Mrs.
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The reason for surprise is that an ion drive delivers only a tiny amount of thrust.
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Growing unrest among pro-Brexit groups could scupper her leadership and thrust Britain into political crisis.
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So maybe, as is the thrust of a recent New York Times piece, Ram just misfired.
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Or will they be thrust back into a situation that drives them to their old ways?
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Our main thrust is we have get rid of ISIS, it's happening -- it's happening right now.
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Just 24 hours later, Trump thrust new uncertainty into the picture, catching the Pentagon by surprise.
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The year of hacking-themed stories that followed thrust cybersecurity into mainstream politics like never before.
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Last year, NASA actually released a peer-reviewed scientific paper about it, reporting an anomalous thrust.
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They, too, noticed an effect—but the tiny thrust was measured regardless of the experiment's orientation.
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More homework: Use this value of acceleration to estimate the thrust force from the hammerhead's engines.
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Notice in my model above, the hammerhead provides a thrust force of 2 x 1011 Newtons.
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Thrust into a dangerous situation, she must see whether her years of skills actually hold up.
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Decades after she was thrust into the public eye, she says the murders still haunt her.
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It's the two minutes preceding Yzerman's blast (and Casey's lazy blocker thrust) that are worth watching.
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The issue was first thrust to the forefront of the Democratic contest last week, when Sen.
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Ostensibly, after the host-led massacre in the season finale, Westworld has been thrust into chaos.
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Here, although Beverly often acts in an adult role, it's clear she's been prematurely thrust there.
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He was subpoenaed to testify Yet, he was thrust into the spotlight of a major trial.
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Credit...Credit When it began, people rallied in parking lots, their fists thrust in the air.
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But the thrust of the discussion—border protection, returns, security—highlights the EU's grumpy, insular mood.
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It requires a whole lot more speed and thrust to get into an orbit around Earth.
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"It was Star Wars that thrust Star Trek into the people of Paramount's consciousness," Shatner said.
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These would-be dragonslayers might as well try to quench a fire with a spear thrust.
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Long lifetime and high thrust density are the keys to this era of super-capable smallsats.
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"The observations they made did not justify the claimed anomalous thrust amounts they published," said Hathaway.
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For who among us hasn't been caught by a loved one mid-thrust into a pie?
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The move thrust Britain's exit from the European Union into turmoil and pushed the pound down.
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Now, however, a new period of cut-and-thrust in the party seems to be emerging.
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Look up or down to ready a vertical slice, or roll the mouse wheel to thrust.
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BS: Yes the turbofan gets you enough thrust for high speed while also being significantly quieter.
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Kavnaugh's chances, once thought to be assured, have been thrust into uncertainty since Ford came forward.
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The main thrust of the article, that wetlands can help reduce nitrate pollution, is certainly right.
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But sometimes, the truth is so dark it simply begs to be thrust into the light.
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The fatal Uber crash has thrust the ride-hailing company into the worst kind of spotlight.
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When the motor ignites, it slams the booster with 70,000 pounds of thrust and forceful exhaust.
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This method makes the engines particularly efficient, meaning they use fuel more effectively to create thrust.
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So if you need some cheap, reliable thrust, a solid rocket motor will do the trick.
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The cliffs were thrust up out of the ocean thanks to movement of the Earth's crust.
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Meet the New Glenn, a 23-foot diameter rocket booster with 3.85 million pounds of thrust.
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Its seven engines put out 3.85 million pounds of thrust, compared with New Shepard's 110,1003 pounds.
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It's no joke doing that using rotors with continuous thrust, let alone via coordinated wing movement.
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It's also why avocados were suddenly thrust into the center of a political firestorm on Thursday.
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However, according to the flight data recorder, the pilots never reduced the thrust from 94 percent.
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Kate Bush was immediately thrust into the mainstream when she released her debut single in 1978.
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A common complaint about the Outsider is his irrelevance to the main thrust of Dishonored's narrative.
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For me, the big three are now the big four: bench, squat, deadlift, and hip thrust.
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Today's reaction-powered spacecraft works like this: Propellant exhaust carries momentum away and generates forward thrust.
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Though Simpson was acquitted for the murder of Nicole, the case thrust Allred into the spotlight.
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As with The Mountain Between Us, a dangerous situation thrust two people together, and love blossomed.
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Perusing Barnard's YouTube channel speaks volumes about how fast his homebrew thrust vectoring technology has progressed.
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It has also thrust politics into the hands of a cohort of young and inexperienced leaders.
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The thrust of his argument is that the Blue Water Navy bill is contrary to science.
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But the main thrust of the post is to re-assert the findings of the court.
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When he did, Roberts thrust his arms in the air, as excited as any Dodgers player.
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"Suddenly I'm thrust into this world, and I think that upped the ante," Mr. Sands said.
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The thrust of her career has been in non-profits, as an advocate for the homeless.
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The Trump Administration, which is headed by a past multifamily builder, is furthering the Obama thrust.
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When you reach the top of standing position, thrust your hips slightly forward, squeezing your glutes.
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Lawler got up, and with his back to the fence thrust a kneecap into Covington's chest.
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The disagreement has been thrust into the spotlight by the feud between Apple and the FBI.
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The thrust of our digital infrastructure should allow us to be, in Apple's words, more expressive.
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Human hands are thrust onto the stage again, but this time with far less benign consequences.
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But to the shock of Bradford's many detractors, the Vikings have thrust themselves into the picture.
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A big parallel bars, including a stellar one by You, thrust China back into medal contention.
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When the refugee crisis started in earnest, many were thrust into the role of good Samaritans.
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Icebergs thrust up from the glassy water, their tips tapered to points by the summer sun.
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Suddenly, Kempczinski was thrust into the position of CEO, just four years after he joined McDonald's.
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But the engines don't produce enough thrust, or power, and need frequent repairs, added the sources.
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From the moment he arrived, he was thrust into the N.H.L.'s most competitive goaltending logjam.
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Any assertion can be overturned and have its thrust reversed through the agile play of rhetoric.
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The post alludes to a "bad friend" who thrust upon "impossible standards" for Shepherd to meet.
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Without openly campaigning for Peppers, Harbaugh has thrust him into prime position for the Heisman Trophy.
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"And as we shared a kiss, I unsheathed the sword and thrust it into the sky."
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"Kundun": a young man raised to be a spiritual master, thrust up against spirit-killing communism.
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As she lay there, she said, Kavanaugh exposed himself and thrust his penis in her face.
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When the moment came, Padilla lifted his sword and thrust it between the bull's shoulder blades.
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The decision could thrust the White House into a contentious new legal battle over climate change.
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To say this news has thrust the MMA community into a frenzy would be an understatement.
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His surprise thrust on Thursday appeared to be a gamble that he could now seize control.
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Chester Arthur had been thrust into office after the assassination of President James Garfield in 1881.
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In response, Biden rejects the criticism, insisting that the basic thrust of the story was true.
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As his reedy legs wobbled, his 373-year-old brother thrust a cane into his hand.
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In the best versions, acidity was felt as a sense of liveliness, energy, tension or thrust.
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I, too, would be daunted by the incredible responsibility that has been thrust upon the company.
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Harvey moved in: Please, he told me, just one thrust, and it will all be over.
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She was quickly thrust into the spotlight after the couple got engaged six months after meeting.
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Rinne thrust his stick at Bonino's probing pass, and the puck banked off Ekholm and in.
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His centering attempt zipped toward the crease, and Rinne, a deft puckhandler, thrust out his stick.
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They have done so repeatedly, overcoming every obstacle a repressive state can thrust in their way.
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According to this useful Wikipedia page, the Saturn V produced a thrust of 35.1 million newtons.
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More recently, Mr. Trump's flirtation with a trade war has thrust uncertainty into the economic picture.
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Such structures typically weigh between four and six times the thrust of the engine being tested.
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No matter where you stand, the room's irregular geometry seems to thrust you into its center.
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Engines produce thousands of pounds of thrust and when doing so, create a lot of noise.
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Michael Atkinson is the latest prosecutor thrust to the center of a Trump-era political controversy.
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It's a forward thrust, a sense of tangy vitality that is lip smacking and thirst quenching.
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Martial arts instructor: The first thing we want to see is that straight thrust, you understand?
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The thrust of this is that factory farms will make improvements in how animals are treated.
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That's a lot less dangerous than a thrust fault, which happens when a plate displaces vertically.
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Thrust into the Brexit maelstrom, Hale insisted her court was determining points of law, not politics.
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The account immediately thrust a once rising star of the Democratic Party into the national spotlight.
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After crossing the line, he thrust his arms in the air and fell to his knees.
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But the sensation that followed every turn of her case thrust her into an unavoidable spotlight.
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A pair of jet engines located at the rear of the flying disc provide horizontal thrust.
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You just never know what celebrity will suddenly be thrust into the spotlight by President Trump.
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So who is Bernhard Langer, the latest figure to be thrust into the Trump news maelstrom?
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Last April marked 30 years since the test that thrust me from one reality to another.
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The central thrust of Russian foreign policy under President Vladimir Putin is the dismantlement of NATO.
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The strengthening of the central government is consistent with the general thrust of President Xi's strategy.
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The thrust of his argument is that economic openness ultimately benefits everyone who participates in it.
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The thrust staging that allows the audience to envelop the stage implicates us all as addicts.
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He's no longer a young boy thrust into adventure; he's the culmination of somebody else's story.
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Sports fans won't just watch a game, they will be thrust into the middle of it.
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The other approach successfully tested on the MAGMA aircraft is called Fluidic Thrust Vectoring which instead uses a series of vents inside the jet engine's rear nozzle to control the angle of thrust as it exits the craft, which in turn allows the plane to maneuver.
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You're actually better off being thrust into the middle of the story unprepared — just as we were thrust into the middle of the Star Wars saga, at Episode IV. I am happy to report that this Star Wars fan thought Avengers: Infinity War just such a movie.
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Now that the show has become a global phenomenon, Rocko's has also been thrust into the spotlight.
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They can propel the aircraft up to 91 miles per hour and provide vertical thrust for takeoff.
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Vapourising a bit of the object in this way would generate thrust that could slow it down.
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And under Simeone, Atlético has thrust itself between Barcelona and Real at the top of the standings.
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But the astounding win against Thailand has thrust the lack of pay equity onto the national stage.
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One user asked why the Raptor engine was reduced from 20173 tons to 170 tons of thrust.
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The occupation has long been thrust upon the Dalit community, the lowest ranked in India's caste system.
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Each one produces about two kilograms of thrust, which is roughly a third of the robot's weight.
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The latest thrust involves shaking up ownership structures and injecting private capital into the debt-ridden sector.
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Er, sorry, before they achieve the proper net thrust to compensate for gravity and achieve vertical climb.
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The absence of some of the biggest names in Davos has thrust Bolsonaro firmly into the spotlight.
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You see a lot of young people who are thrust into the spotlight and who immediately crack.
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Last month, Yates was thrust into a standoff with the new president and into the national spotlight.
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The researchers couldn't rule out that some outside effect was causing the thrust in this case, too.
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It's an interesting relationship with the spotlight for someone who was thrust into it as a tween.
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It never feels hustled or aggressive, it just provides an inexhaustible supply of thrust from any speed.
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Tru's charisma is on full show, leading the crowd through every snap, hip-thrust, and falsetto jump.
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The class splits into small groups to learn a couple new moves — thrust kicks, palm heel strikes.
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"It was something I didn't want to deal with — something that was thrust upon me," Scott said.
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You thrust and yell stuff at the ceiling fan because your heart hurts, but your genitals sing.
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The motors are staggered to overlap so that Woodworth could actually get enough thrust from the set.
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Not that there is much cut-and-thrust as NLD parliamentarians sit quietly through long, dull sessions.
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Bozeman, Montana The point isn't to thrust our definition of what the good life is onto you.
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The thrust of the plan is just what business folk want—a simpler system, with lower bills.
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I thrust to meet him, one hand clutching his arse cheek, holding him firm, urging him on.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign thrust explicit calls for a single-payer system issue back into the national debate.
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But the company, much like the NBA and Nike, was thrust into the controversy regarding Hong Kong.
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He doesn't walk with the stiff, chest-thrust-outward, buttocks-clenched-tight stroll of some white politicians.
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Yet, despite the teeming shifts, the narrative design and overall thrust of the piece come through vividly.
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The core thrust of the book is for people to understand why she did what she did.
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And—as she showed in her exchange with Mr Biden—she thrives on the cut and thrust.
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Bresch, 47, has been thrust in the spotlight in recent days after colleagues of her father Sen.
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If he's able to show any new dimensions, it could thrust Trump past all the week's problems.
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In theory, planes could leave gates using the reverse-thrust baffles deployed to slow them during landing.
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"If you throw water out the back of your vehicle quickly enough, you get thrust," Faber said.
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Most thrusters rely simply on a chemical reaction to create heat, which ejects propellants to cause thrust.
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"Jeff was thrust into a situation not of choosing in any way," Gyllenhaal tells PEOPLE of Bauman.
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One we were thrust into as well, even as the stranger thought they were saying something nice.
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The most recent censorship thrust followed the revelation that the state now blocks Tor within its borders.
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I knew that this was clearly what I wanted to do, but my thrust was in theater.
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In turn, that will be used to power 24 fans dotted along the airframe to create thrust.
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Duke was thrust into the 2016 spotlight given his embrace of Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee.
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Maybe like a superhero with one arm thrust forward, or a bird, soaring over trees and lakes.
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Plus, you can manipulate the amount of thrust of a liquid engine, a concept known as throttling.
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The main thrust is against the Fethullah Gullen movement, which Turkey's government claims was behind the coup.
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The media came running, a dozen at a time, and thrust microphones and cameras in his face.
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This, of course, would become the photo that thrust Taylor and her grassroots group into the spotlight.
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That's the thrust of the news: after Skywalker, expect a multi-year hiatus for Star Wars movies.
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The flip side of these advantages is that a suitable laser is required to provide the thrust.
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I THOUGHT THAT THRUST SHOWED A REAL CONFLICT OF INTEREST AND IT SURPRISED ME. IT REALLY DID.
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It also thrust Francis into the polarized debates over immigration in both the United States and Mexico.
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It wasn't until the 1990s that advancements with these fabrics thrust wrinkle-resistant options into the mainstream.
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Shortly thereafter, Bella dies, becoming little more than a boxful of ashes and the film's narrative thrust.
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"Once Bitten" is an episode analogous to a knife thrust into your back by a good friend.
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The thrust of Silicon Valley is always to take human activity and shift it into metabolic overdrive.
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She was thrust into political life when her husband ran for California governor in 1966 and won.
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Remember that this -- not trying to wind up Trump -- was the main thrust of Merkel's Munich speech.
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That is still the main thrust behind my books: I want to know why these things happen.
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In general, the rotors produce more thrust the windier it is and the slower the ship steams.
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