They were pretending they were going to turn red blue.
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But it may not turn red again in November's midterms.
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I could feel the tops of my ears turn red.
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When they cry they turn red and look like screaming tomatoes.
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We also learn the windows can all turn red in tandem.
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Everyone she worked with watched her face kind of turn red.
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If your blood pressure is too high, the border will turn red.
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As totality approaches, the remaining sliver of the moon will turn red.
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The fruits, seedling Bramleys, have been left to turn red and sweeten.
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McCormick watched her boyfriend's face turn red as the officer's chokehold tightened.
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It hasn't caused my skin to break out or turn red either.
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Does the way some turn red in the process serve any purpose?
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Wisconsin was one of several swing states to turn red on Nov.
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The Netflix Party icon will turn red, meaning it can be used.
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Overreacting, Mr. Hampst began to shout and turn red in the face.
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The Eiffel Tower in Paris was due to turn red at 11 p.m.
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Your eyes won't ever turn red after one of these trips again — promise.
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The female's clear belly will turn red and swell when full of blood.
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You just want to see him turn red and orange, all the colors.
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If your house has radon problems, the Wave will just beep and turn red.
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With each new exercise, Utecht started to sweat and turn red from the tension.
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The microphone button will turn red when you record, indicating that audio is being captured.
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You turn red and itchy, and swell up as the histamines build in your system.
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"All of the lobsters in there would turn red if we cooked them," Thalhauser said.
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Ignored was the fact that budgetary black ink can quickly turn red, as it did.
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But does Mr. Putin really want to turn Red Square into a Russian Tiananmen Square?
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"We Dey" is their anthem, a song to smoke weed to until your eyes turn red.
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Given this development, is it possible that Minnesota could "turn red" in next year's midterm election?
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He also correctly predicted the Rust Belt — Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — would turn red for Trump.
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Louisiana was one of the last states to turn red, thanks in part to the Landrieu name.
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"When semen gets on my skin it starts to burn and turn red," she tells Refinery 29.
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It's part of the process that brings oxygen to our blood and what makes it turn red.
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As leaves turn red, orange, and yellow, many people indulge in fall drinks from Starbucks and Dunkin'.
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She began to turn red from embarrassment at her own dorkiness, so she put on Practical's head.
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Image: Arielle BeraudDo you ever get so excited about something that your whole face starts to turn red?
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Scientifically, not really—the moon will turn red, as it does during all lunar eclipses, which is chill.
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After that, the skin can have a waxy appearance and turn red, pale or white, the NWS said.
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You feel it behind the wheel: The traffic signals turn red and yellow to alert a coming green.
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If so, a pixel will turn red over the newly deforested area, and an alert will be sent out.
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The lake is very beautiful, that's impossible to ignore, especially as the waters turn red in the warm seasons.
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The LEDs turn red or green in sync with the traffic lights, and are visible at day or night.
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Now, the already heated battle is likely to turn red hot as the competition moves to a second round.
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He has seen rivers turn red as other glaciers melted and exposed heavy metals that poison the water downstream.
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"Liberal elitism" isn't the only reason; recent gerrymandering of many counties saw historically blue states turn red this election. 93.
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This feature could be a commuter's dream: It tells the exact second a light would turn red, yellow or green.
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And if people simply touch ricin, it can cause their skin to turn red or result in itching and pain.
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Flat screens over work bays count how long crews are spending and turn red when jobs are taking too long.
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In charger-seeker mode, CHiP's eyes, which are made up of three curved LED lights around a circle LED, turn red.
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Now, you will see the Individual Values of your Pokémon with three progress bars that turn red when they reach 100%.
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Red Lock: If there is a problem with the authentication key of a previously trusted user, the padlock will turn red.
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If the nights don't cool down enough, an apple that is supposed to turn red will turn brown or pink instead.
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At the end of the loop, the grid disappears, and the blue waves turn red, summoning a coda of violence and bloodshed.
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"I would sit in my chair at work and my knee would swell and turn red, it was so inflamed," he remembers.
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With the new voter ID law, which will exclude voters in precisely these areas, those blue precincts can now turn red. Magic!
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When the traffic lights turn red or green, so do the lights at ground level, alerting pedestrians when it's safe to cross.
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But for many parts of the South and the West, a leftist agenda isn't likely to turn red or even purple districts blue.
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Keep ignoring the road, and you'll hear a chime, feel a buzz through the seat, and see that light turn red and start flashing.
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Chevys don't communicate with each other automatically (V2V) or with the infrastructure (V2I) to predict, say, when a light is going to turn red.
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In essence, a relatively routine spike in power can cause a signal to turn red and stop train traffic until the cause is found.
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The bus driver must hate us, because he is driving extra slowly and stops at a green light and waits for it to turn red.
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Some bodies from the Battle of Ball's Bluff did float down the Potomac River, he said, but it didn't turn red, as the plaque says.
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KS: Yes it is, and I keep saying it to Jim Bankoff in various voices and I think I'm making him turn red every time.
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"As we go on in time, you're going to see more of the colors on this map start to turn red and purple," she said.
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Some $110 million paid out to employees in stock did not get factored into JD's preferred earnings measure, thus magically helping turn red ink into black.
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Seven minutes after the initial injection, Moore's face began to turn red, then turned purple, according to Grant Schulte, an official witness from the Associated Press.
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If someone asks me about my relationship, compliments my shoes, or tells me that there's a period stain on my dress, I'm going to turn red.
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This confirms observations from both local residents, who said that they had seen the river turn red before, and researchers who visited the area back then.
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But with the chemical explanation out of the way, the question still remains: Why do some leaves use precious energy to turn red right before dying?
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"I really think that West Virginia is really the last Southern state to turn red," said Patrick Hickey, a political science professor at West Virginia University.
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Those are the blue-collar voters in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Iowa who made the electoral college map turn red across the Midwest for Trump.
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I re-applied before my foundation, and my makeup not only set perfectly, but I didn't feel dry or turn red at any point throughout the day.
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And my dad and I, we were sitting in front of the TV, just watching the numbers go up and the states one by one turn red.
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On a day-to-day basis, the forecasts most cities offer turn red only when pollution levels rise to a point where they will cause immediate discomfort.
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To check if moisture is the issue, look for your iPhone's LCI (liquid contact indicator), which will turn red when it has come in contact with water.
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The study further analyzed data for trees that turn red: red maple, sugar maple, black gum, white oak, red oak, black oak, black cherry and white ash.
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Every time I saw my Bold's flashing green light turn red, signifying a new message, I experienced that little burst of warmth in the pit of my stomach.
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And selling kits that allow people to engineer regular, yellow yeast to turn red, he wagered, was simply not sexy enough to spur a new generation of biohackers.
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It's been polished very roughly, and once the metal becomes hot enough to turn red, he takes it out of the flames so he can pound on it.
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The Lone Star State is decidedly not in play and will almost certainly turn red on election night, just as it has in every presidential election since 1976.
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The Lone Star State is decidedly not in play and will almost certainly turn red on election night, just as it has in every presidential election since 24.1.
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"I couldn't shake the feeling that I should have seen it coming," Rhodes writes about the "darkness" that enveloped him when he saw the electoral map turn red.
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Their cheeks turn red and their eyebrows cinch as they, so apologetically, explain why they need, really need, to turn on cartoons to cook dinner or catch their breath.
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Still, when they later chugged another can of beer each and waited, they found that they didn't turn red, and Cai said he didn't get the headache he expected either.
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Automakers say that if done properly, a bigger screen can enhance safety by providing more useful information, such as lights about to turn red, accident alerts or road conditions ahead.
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With so many collections to pull from, it was pretty much expected that as soon as these garments dropped in stores, our Instagrams would turn red-hot in a flash.
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The striped LED lights turn green in the crosswalk when it is safe for pedestrians to cross and turn red to direct people to stop, The Associated Press reported Thursday.
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The gauges are designed to turn red if they register a force of more than 12 pounds per square inch, the lower limit indicating a possible concussion or brain injury.
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And on election night, when the industrial Midwest unexpectedly began to turn red, I booked a flight back to Indianapolis to find out what they expected from President-elect Trump.
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As the disease progresses, common symptoms include fever and severe pain, and the infected area may turn red, purple, or even black, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Actually, 10% of the people involved in that study had to stop using the mat because it hurt so badly, and one person said it made their skin itch and turn red.
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Corkin and her colleagues learned that if you placed a pain-inflicting device called a dolorimeter to Henry's chest, he wouldn't complain even as his skin began to turn red and burn.
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The rocks' color signaled to Dr. Lechte that they are rich in iron, which means they turned red for the same reason that old cars with iron exteriors turn red: They rusted.
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Even if Graham's message resonates with evangelicals, who make up 20 percent of California's population, according to the Pew Research Center , political strategists are still skeptical the state will turn red come November.
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If the pods are left on the vine, they turn red and dry up, and those pods are then ground up and made into red chile powder, which is used in preparing red chile dishes.
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As V2I systems mature, they could tell a car when a light will turn red, allowing an autonomous vehicle to let off the throttle if it knows it won't make the light, improving fuel economy.
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I was able to drink with abandon until the cheese course, before feeling my face turn red-hot and slinking off to my room — only to get completely lost among the chateau's endless identical doorways.
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Most creams, serums, and sunscreens get the job done pretty well, a handful makes us break out or turn red, and then there are the ones that change our lives and make us believe in miracles.
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Just nine months away from the 2020 election, Trump tweeted that he opposed the nuclear waste repository in the remote highlands of Nevada, a state Republicans hope to turn red after years of trending toward Democrats.
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When the sneaker's sole and heel LEDs are blue, you have a full charge, when they're yellow you have a few more days of power left and when they turn red you need an immediate charge.
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Drones go over miles of pristine forests where thousands of trees turn red, orange and yellow, as well as rivers, mountains and waterfalls, connecting viewers to the wild, unfurled nature for which New Hampshire is famous.
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Officials in Augsburg in the Bavaria region have built lights into the pavement at two tram stops in the city, The Local reports, which flash red when a tram is approaching or the normal lights turn red.
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"Protection from bright light (and probably UV light as well) during the process of leaf senescence is the best explanation for why the leaves of some trees turn red in autumn" Dr. Guy wrote in an email.
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Also, when Travis touches the rock toward the end of the film (now Tobin is against getting close to the rock), it causes the sky to turn red with blood and grass literally grows through his body.
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For example, sensors at downtown intersections can monitor pedestrian traffic and direct stop lights when to turn red, while dimming street lights and monitoring weather and rush-hour patterns to send notifications to commuters and public transit drivers.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump in Wisconsin -- the type of a manufacturing-heavy state his campaign hopes to turn red in November -- according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
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Though it is unlikely that Democrats will be able to flip the entire Senate, there are a number of strong Democratic contenders, in swing states like Arizona, Colorado, and Maine, who have major potential to turn red seats blue.
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They believed that establishment politicians wanted to turn red states like Idaho blue by starting wars and then importing refugees from those war zones as cheap labor who would not only displace American workers but also reliably vote Democratic.
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Tel Aviv has placed ground-level LED lightstrips, which turn red and green, at a central crosswalk, hoping to catch the attention of pedestrians so engrossed in their mobile devices that they don't look up before stepping into the road.
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The automaker said the stop lights were able to use Dedicated Short-Range Communications (DSRC) protocol — which is the same system used for inter-car V2V communication — to send data to the cars about when the light would turn red.
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At a golf course in Virginia, he posted a plaque honoring the "River of Blood" where so many soldiers died in the Civil War that "the water would turn red," even though historians said no such battle took place there.
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If you need your kid to get off the tablet now, limits and schedules be damned, you can quickly lock if down in a couple of ways: On your phone, just go to screen time and hit the big green lock, which will turn red.
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My evenings at home are spent taking notes for the endless focus areas (similar to mini-units that turn red if not passed by a specific day), and if I don't pass the optional additional focus areas, I earn a C, not the A I'd prefer.
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I do not know what Kiedis is singing about in "We Turn Red" at all, but there are some lines about avacados, prawns, fishing, swimming, Desperados, lawns, lakes and basically all the other intensely peaceful things you close your eyes and think about when you are in a stressful situation.
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Here's an excerpt for readers: The South is the fastest-growing region of the country, and Democrats are hoping that a flood of Northern expats and demographic change will allow them to turn red states to blue at a fast enough pace to counter the region's growing share of the Electoral College.
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GOP strategist: Clinton will win -- but Congress won't work with her In the latest CNN Poll of Polls data in the swing states, Clinton leads 45% to 43% in North Carolina, the rivals are tied at 45% in Florida and Clinton leads by five points in Pennsylvania, a state Trump hopes to turn red.
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Harden and LeBron have spent the past six months supplying us with plenty of memorable moments that don't have a parallel—from Harden's 60-point triple-double to LeBron's eye-watering evisceration of Jusuf Nurkic (each deserves applause until all of our palms turn red)—and we know their race for MVP won't age poorly like Bob Fosse over Francis Ford Coppola at the 1973 Oscars.
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