We have models on that too that suggest that should head up into the mid-twos and it's in low twos right now.
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I called it spinning her on the ones and twos.
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It's gone from roughly 3.25 down to the low twos.
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He's bluffing and he's only got a pair of twos.
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"I'm gonna call it the challenging twos — the 'I'm coming into my own because I'm realizing I'm not next to Mommy all the time' twos " Rowland, 35, shared in a recent segment for PEOPLE Now.
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" As for the dreaded Terrible Twos: "We haven't gotten there yet.
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Pink's son Jameson Moon may have officially hit the terrible twos.
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NameA truism for smartphones nowadays is that flagships come in twos.
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Aldridge will get post touches and jack up contested long twos.
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Apparently, the terrible twos have been kind to William and Kate.
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How come you got on the ones and twos outside Parliament?
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Members of the seven visit Gundogan often, in ones and twos.
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"They don't call them the terrible twos for nothing," he said.
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Butler is an authentic MVP candidate who's been magnificent at everything (including turning long twos into short twos and threes, while his shooting splits on the second night of back-to-backs are 50.5/41.7/94.6!).
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Then we'll trade some twos & separate the saint from sinner #2Mil2bars pic.twitter.
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Every time Willow hacks a computer do one, twos for 10 seconds.
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Not, again, what people would like to see, but in the twos.
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We're also in the camp that most things are better in twos.
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They enter the building in twos and threes to avoid attracting attention.
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Threes are better than twos, but Davis's game is built on well-roundedness.
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They're going for up to $16,189.96 - or 134.93 pairs of UA Curry Twos.
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Defenders swarm her in twos or threes—and usually bounce off of her.
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But it's not the only time she subscribes to doing things in twos.
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In fact, "They're not terrible twos" despite that big age milestone coming up.
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According to Cleaning the Glass, 43 percent of Sexton's shots are long twos.
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Everyone knows even bad 282-pointers are still more efficient than most twos.
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And for every three Davis shoots, he hoists up a pair of long twos.
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"No" just hasn't been as easy a word to utilize since your terrible twos.
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But, Simons doesn't so much refute the attractiveness of number-twos as support it.
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It makes body positivity look trite when "curvy" women are actually tiny size twos.
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I suspected they felt awkward inviting me when everyone else would arrive in twos.
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The Wildcats usually shoot 57 percent on twos, good for No. 2 in the nation.
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Mami's clients came, in ones and twos and threes, at all hours of the day.
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There are nuns about during the day, walking in twos, eating gelato and chattering away.
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WORRIED PARENTS began arriving at hospitals in ones and twos, then dozens and soon hundreds.
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The IMF puts it in the high twos, 2% growth for the U.S. this year.
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Although they said they do everything in twos, the pairs hold that they're quite different.
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Then everyone dances across the floor in twos, following along to sashays or purposeful struts.
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In that series, he seemed to just shoot long twos in bulk over George, and hope.
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Over the last two seasons, 37 percent of all the shots Paul launched were long twos.
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When you find products that keep your hair looking and feeling healthy, buy them in twos.
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Alex and Maia Shibutani This ice dancing brother-sister pair love things that come in twos.
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According to the couple, if you thought the "terrible twos" were crazy last season, buckle up.
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He spent much of his time with his previous team, the Washington Wizards, shooting long twos.
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But everyone warned me about these 'terrible twos,' which I think is such a faux pas.
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The group ran the court for an hour, playing games to 13 by twos and threes.
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The Foundmi Star Wars Bluetooth Tracker Sets are on sale for $29.99 and come in twos.
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Their three-point rate dwarfs the percentage of shots that are long twos, which is good.
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This isn't Ronda Rousey pumping one-twos and getting by on the level of her opponents.
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When you shoot, you shoot with precision, in twos or threes, and then assess the situation.
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They then left the group in ones and twos to make farewell bows to the audience.
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But now San Francisco is the first spot with an entire fleet of Twos taking over.
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In the video above, Peake cheerily demonstrates how astronauts go about their number ones and twos.
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Fiona the hippo is now in her terrible twos, though she continues to be nothing but terrific.
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Rahm has been a longtime Bachelor presence, having designed gowns for Bachelorettes (and final twos) for years.
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Trickling in ones and twos, people from Bulgaria and Romania have pooled close to their fellow countrymen.
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Nearby, a few children were skipping rocks, and people sat on the beach in twos and threes.
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I'm 22 right now, "Twos" because it's the second EP. My first show is Tuesday, May 22nd.
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Going to the ropes Ali covered up against Foreman's wide swings and snapped back short one-twos.
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No sirens and no blue flashing lights — no blues and twos — as they say across the Channel.
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We didn't shoot a lot of mid-range twos, which is a little frustrating for me [smiles].
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We had some two-on-ones, three-on-twos, we get nothing, not even a shot on net.
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The prison guard began to call out our names in alphabetical order and pairing us up in twos.
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"I don't think she's guarding any twos," said a WNBA talent evaluator who thinks very highly of Jefferson.
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I don't think that has ever happened in the history of week twos, so I am very happy.
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"Schweiger acted like he knew how to box, and Gerald gave him the ones and twos," Wise laughs.
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As my brother used to say, 'Whoever called them the terrible twos never had a 3-year-old.
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Few DJs pine for the days of ones-and-twos; the possibilities of modern technology are too alluring.
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It's hard to win when you're scoring a bunch of twos, that's just the nature of the game.
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Dream Kardashian clearly doesn't buy into the terrible twos theory ... not after having a magical birthday to celebrate.
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The history of the tournament includes plenty of 15 seeds beating twos, and 14 seeds regularly upending threes.
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In ghost towns and gunslinger movies, they drift in ones or twos, cast wherever the wind takes them.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with writers having the umpteenth insight into the dreadful grind of the terrible twos.
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Still, he needs to turn a few of those long twos into three-point tries sooner rather than later.
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A lot more of the shots are on twos, but some effects may be on ones for extra fluidity.
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"I have discovered a mother's favorite thing to say: 'it's not terrible twos it's terrible THREES ahahahah,'" she wrote.
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But it seems that, horror flick-inspired or not, the best clothes are sent down the runway in twos.
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"The assailants usually arrive in twos or threes on a motorcycle without a license plate," the monitoring group wrote.
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The tacos are huge and come in twos, so I eat one and give the other to a friend.
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Stretch received a lesson in fencing, but not before Miles learned a few tips on the ones and twos.
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"Can I have some twos and threes?" one of the visitors asks, referring to 2- and 3-milligram syringes.
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Game length will be determined by score, not time, with contests going to 60 points by twos and threes.
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But it's all sincere: they still frequently hang out in twos and threes, and have regular full-scale reunions.
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He's taking a ton of long twos and isn't nearly as efficient coming off screens as he normally is.
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Volunteers' gazes inclined no farther to the right if, for example, they held four twos rather than two fours.
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They're 14th in pace (up from 22nd last season), shooting way fewer long twos and a lot more threes.
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So, many animators animate "on twos," which means they display 12 drawings per second, with each drawing shown twice.
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But you just know he has a pair of twos and that extra card with the rules on it.
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Once, a driver did no better than three 2000th-place finishes, but the set of twos took the money.
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You already know I'm OK with zero and one lenses, and the bookending twos made for some lovely symmetry.
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Stack Your Sweaters They say that good things often come in twos and that motto holds true for our knits.
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He's made 63 percent of his long twos and 42.6 percent of his above-the-break threes in the playoffs.
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"I will be cautious with any 10-year exposure until we get into the high twos in yield," he added.
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Official international 23-on-3 rules even say the score must be kept by ones and twos — another playground staple.
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Baloo is 5 months old, right in midst of the "terrible twos" of puppydom, his owner Cara Wohr tells PEOPLE.
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A 218 study in France found that 218 per cent of under-twos had used a tablet or mobile phone.
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I had "Afros" for FETES, "tens" for TWOS, and, for some weird reason, "dublpac" instead of TWINPAC for a while.
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But it's still puzzling that 8.7 percent of Davis's shots are wide open threes and 12.9 percent are contested long twos.
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The only team that launched a lower rate of long twos at the time of Fizdale's dismissal was the Houston Rockets.
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In fact, I started looking up the paperwork to enroll Major for the Twos program at the school the following year.
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Dunn made just 28.8 percent of his threes and attempted more long twos than shots within three feet of the rim.
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Fortunately, the actress's older kids never experienced the terrible twos, so she was able to concentrate on imparting other life lessons.
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They are leading the league in both three-point percentage and field-goal percentage on long twos farther than 21 feet.
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His True Shooting is a career-best 61.6, and he's making a borderline make-believe 56.7 percent of his long twos.
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At the turn of the century, DJs began to embrace digital technology, swapping their ones-and-twos for zeroes and ones.
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Yet to start 2019, President Trump and the Republican Party appear to be entering the political equivalent of the terrible twos.
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Astronomers believed the sun went through something like the "terrible twos" based on observations of young stars far away in space.
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They'll be able to feel the scroll wheel tremble and rattle inside your mouse while you hold a pair of twos.
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The "terrible twos" earned their name for a reason, but this little guy appears to be an exception to the rule.
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Dolphins fans should hope Tunsil quickly rises to the occasion, or Gase sees reason and lets him run with the twos.
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On the outside, Felder's boxing is pretty bare bones—working high lows with one-twos and pounding in the odd low kick.
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In the playoffs, Horford made 231.4 percent of his twos and 0.683 percent of his threes when Thomas passed him the ball.
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At a base level, we animated the whole movie on twos, which makes it feel crisper and almost crunchy, and really sharp.
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Embiid was a below-average finisher in the restricted area, and nearly a quarter of his field goal attempts were long twos.
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Skills were honed in bedrooms on "ones-and-twos"—the Technics 1200 turntables that were the only choice for an aspiring mixer.
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It was always a shock when the women emerged in their niqabs, often in twos or threes, floating elegantly down the sidewalk.
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Walking in twos and threes for safety, they melted into the streets, biding their time to make a break for the border.
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He owned the paint and wasn't forced to rain long twos down on his enemy like he had been in the past.
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To avoid the worst effects of the terrible twos, the president would be well advised to heed the lessons of the past.
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There was room for grieving — but also for eating, telling stories, sitting quietly with his body, laughing, chatting in twos and threes.
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The last team to start a season with three successive one-twos was Williams, with Nigel Mansell and Riccardo Patrese, in 1992.
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Unable to defend himself against McLean's barrage of one-twos, Shaw flopped about like a mad cow and sunk to the canvas.
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Well he does love volume, and he works off of the tight one-twos, in fact most criticize him for being one note.
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While North West's terrible twos may be behind her, this Snapchat proves that 3-year-olds still know how to cause some mischief.
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I just imagine all these guys constantly raising and then going all in on hands where they have like, a pair of twos.
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Mercedes also became the first two-car team in Formula One's 70-year history to open a season with four straight one-twos.
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"We focused on trying to take the '3' out of their game and have them make tough twos," Milwaukee coach Jason Kidd said.
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This trip has led to more twos and nines than I thought I had in me, often within extremely short periods of time.
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With their second birthday coming up on December 2, the "terrible twos" are officially approaching for Monaco's twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.
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But "a good fight" is a major caveat, because most of Feral Rites' enemies are sprinkled in twos or threes around the maps.
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As you watch the changing corps patterns, Balanchine shows how neatly divisible the number eight can be — two fours, four twos: symmetries abound.
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The fit isn't perfect: Hood adores the mid-range and has already shot more long twos than the entire Rockets roster this season.
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When a fighter works in ones and twos as Bisping does, it is often a shock when a third or fourth blow comes.
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They played extremely fast, shot a ton threes, forced opponents to jack up a bunch of long twos, and hustled back on defense.
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Against pick-and-rolls, Gentry's calculus has been to drop his starting center and coerce ball-handlers into a flurry of long twos.
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And long before Bartok, he wrote music in compound meter, overthrowing the tradition that subdivided musical time into multiples of twos and threes.
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The stage then revolved to Mark Ronson on the ones and twos, as Bruno Mars arrived to deliver a very Bruno Mars performance.
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Butera and Deutch devised a Noah's Ark approach: The caucus would grow by twos, to keep equality of numbers between Republicans and Democrats.
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As the league's top teams move away from a "Big Three" structure to one defined by "Big Twos," they're faced with a decision.
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The great weakness of 19th-century music, for all its emotional paroxysms, is squareness — the Romantics are addicted to symmetrical twos and fours.
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The actor clearly doesn't subscribe to the "twos company, threes a crowd mantra" ... because joining them on the trip was also Ansel's mom.
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Against Rory MacDonald, Lawler looked surgical in his boxing: darting in with jabs and one-twos that took their toll on the young challenger.
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Williams started the 1992 season with three successive one-twos, and went on to win the first five races that year with Nigel Mansell.
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As they emerge, a tall mechanical column metronomically stamps out dogbones, the oblong bandage-like panels that will eventually hug each ball in twos.
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Even for a Trump event, there were a lot of them around — on horseback, in cars, walking around the crowd inside in twos and threes.
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Ferrari had six successive one-twos in 1952 but the second round of that season was officially the Indianapolis 500, which they did not enter.
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For investors who believe the best trades come in twos, some choice ETF pairings may be the best way to ride out the market volatility.
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This tension between old versus new, number ones versus number twos, gets at the heart of the industry's most fundamental question: Is fashion mostly art?
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Dudes with man-buns clustered in groups of twos and threes near the stage, hopping around invisible hackey-sacks and spontaneously breaking into high fives.
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"Everything that we basically don't want her to do," he said, affirming to the host that Everly is indeed smack-dab in the terrible twos.
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Participants arrived in ones and twos, and from all over: California, Texas, Maryland, Vermont and Toronto, as well as New York City and New Jersey.
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So, here's the good news, the yield curve, let's see, 10s versus bills, 10s versus twos, has now finally moved back into a normal position.
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Mercedes had been favorites going into the weekend but the champions, who started the year with five straight one-twos, were left licking their wounds.
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Werdum doesn't land crisp counter punches so much as throw rapid one-twos whenever his opponent steps in, but this could do the job handily.
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Mercedes are the first team since Williams in 1992 to start a season with three one-twos in a row, Hamilton leading two to Bottas's one.
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"I'm hearing about the terrible twos now that they're 18 months," she told television personality Mary Hart at the Blue Ribbon of the Music Center luncheon.
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Mercedes themselves had 12 one-twos in the course of the 2015 season, but were beaten by Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in the second race in Malaysia.
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What seems like it would be incredibly simple — "Let's just drop every other frame out and animate this one on twos" — blows up the whole pipeline.
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Pluto will soon become even less so, as her gravitational pull will allow it to slip away from Mercury in short twos to close the gap.
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"Number twos are very good at adapting," says designer Jennifer Chun, who worked for Michael Kors, Derek, Lam, and Brian Reyes before starting her eponymous line.
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He's been excellent on long twos and okay with his floaters, but a solid in-between game is only worth so much from a contemporary wing.
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After releasing Twos, not even a year after 669 he has transcended the metaphoric "glass ceiling," whereby artists are restricted to remaining a hyper-local sensation.
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Its players defended in twos and sometimes threes, and when they won the ball they charged forward as a group, like sprinters at a track meet.
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There, he sits down with the morning papers, avoiding the fathers who swagger in twos and threes around the infield waiting for the game to start.
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Clarendon is built more like a point guard than the lankier twos that populate the league, and she has struggled to add muscle to her frame.
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The men are carrying the signs on sticks that Withers himself helped saw, and when the march turned violent, those pine two-by-twos became weapons.
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He's a stocky, powerful guy who hits hard in ones and twos, and grinds his man down or turns them passive with the threat of his power.
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The terrible twos, of course, refer to that period of time during which a child begins struggling between relying on their parents and wanting to be independent.
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"I always try to get them to make me in twos, threes, fours," she says, specifically citing a shirt that they made for her 15 years ago.
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After taking communion under the dull light of a stained-glass window, visitors leave the church in twos, walking along a rock wall that crisscrosses the island.
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It's a very odd night—a restaurant full of twos isn't great for atmosphere as everyone is on their best behaviour and it feels a little forced.
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Working in flurries of one-twos and body kicks, Werdum would force his opponents into a shell, then work the double collar tie to score punishing knees.
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AND CERTAINLY THE TWOS TEN SPREAD WE TALKED ABOUT A MOMENT AGO, THAT CERTAINLY ISN'T GIVING A WARM AND FUZZY FEELING ABOUT WHAT THE FED IS DOING.
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In fact when Pearson stepped it up in the third round, as Brooks began to fade, it was one-twos to the body which made the difference.
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Ogumike made 228 percent of her twos, but incredibly, managed to shoot 22-for-26 from three-point range this year, good for a 61.5 percent clip.
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"We all grew up in twos: Kourtney and Kim grew up together; Rob and Khloé; Brandon and Brody; Burton and Casey, and then Kylie and I," she added.
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Double jabs and double one-twos seemed to work well against Schmeling as he could be convinced to lean back and get stuck in a purely defensive position.
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He's yet to detach himself from long twos, and the need to treat them as a reasonable solution whenever a play goes off script is troublesome, at best.
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The people at the markets' booths are happy to sell you items in ones or twos, but they prefer to talk to much bigger customers on the phone.
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"We all grew up in twos: Kourtney and Kim grew up together; Rob and Khloé; Brandon and Brody; Burton and Casey, and then Kylie and I," she adds.
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"We all grew up in twos: Kourtney and Kim grew up together; Rob and Khloé; Brandon and Brody; Burton and Casey, and then Kylie and I," she added.
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The toddler, smack in the middle of her "terrible twos" was featured on Kim Kardashian's Instagram, lounging in a fur coat and demanding that no one take pictures.
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His effective use of one-twos in the early going had Romero reaching so severely that Rockhold was able to use his favorite left kick on Romero's body.
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The Grizzlies encouraged his attack—ducking under screens, forcing a whole bunch of pull-up long twos, deserting him in the corners—and he punished them for it.
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And on the afternoon of June 27, 4, confused Maersk staffers began to gather at that help desk in twos and threes, almost all of them carrying laptops.
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"Being pregnant and watching a little rascal that's firmly in his terrible twos is pretty difficult," the Scream alum told PEOPLE in December of a then-pregnant Christina.
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Pocket diapers are my favorite because they're a little easier to use than fitteds, flats, and prefolds, and they're cheaper than all-in-twos and all-in-ones.
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The first round of the Cain Velasquez bout, Werdum looked extremely hittable on the feet as he threw naked kicks and pumped one-twos with his head stationary.
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There were gasps throughout the sale, as the bids climbed by tens of millions up to $22013 million, by fives up to $280 million, and then by twos.
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Some New Yorkers ventured out from isolation, alone or in twos or threes, for a peek around, filling the stillness with their own narrations on a city's mood.
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She installed a deconstructed pine forest in a gallery of the old mill complex, with locally sourced 12-foot trunks, imposing and straight, set in twos and threes.
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Mesh systems are often sold in packs of twos and threes, but you can also get them in single packs, where they work just like a regular router.
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In Houston, where mid-range shots and contested twos are closely associated with spiritual satanism, he has adapted to thrive as one of the NBA's most threatening roll men.
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He's never been less interested with long twos, or more productive at the basket, and he is shooting 43.4 percent from beyond the arc on 5.9 attempts per game.
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The Tar Heels make more of their twos, but perhaps most importantly, they will, on average, rebound twice as many of their own misses as Kansas did against Villanova.
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Guards who fetishize long twos and struggle-face their way into the paint with little to show for it unnecessarily wander uphill while leaving countless points on the table.
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We've heard about the terrible twos and everything, but it must be said: Princess Charlotte still looks like a total sweetie-pie on the eve of her second birthday.
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Bag and phone snatchers riding by twos on mopeds and scooters have become more and more common in recent years, and people are starting to get pretty fed up.
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Cons: His three-point shooting is down and he still takes more long twos than shots beyond the arc, which is annoying but logical given how defenses play him.
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The Australian duo picked up singles and twos with ease and the occasional boundaries kept their required run rate well under control as India failed to exert any pressure.
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I could, instead, claim that for the next few months (when do the Terrible Twos end, anyway?) I'll be too snowed under by work, too sick or too weary.
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He won't smother his own punches or step in too far, and if he can crank out two or three one-twos in a row, he's more than happy to.
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"We simply can't be killing these creatures, even if it's in ones and twos, because their populations are so low, they really can't stand much additional pressure," Burgess tells PEOPLE.
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Biel has no illusions that the so-called "terrible twos" will be where this not-so-glamorous period of motherhood ends, and Colbert agreed that 3 is so much worse.
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Where the objections have come in ones and twos before, this is the largest official complaint we've seen against the FCC's proposal, which is due to be voted on tomorrow.
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Zac Efron and Adam Devine play brothers in need of plus-twos who go on a dating site and get more than they bargained for (Anna Kendrick and Aubrey Plaza).
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So if you've ingested a lot of leaves, or even anything with a lot of green food coloring (like Jell-O), that's likely the cause of lawn-colored number twos.
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Blue crystals inside a meteorite that predates the planets offer the first physical clues of the "terrible twos" phase of our star early in the life of the solar system.
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Rebekkah and I have always gotten two of those three: we get to the free-throw line because we're aggressive going to the basket, and then get high-percentage twos.
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Perhaps you remember your own life about three decades ago, when your peers (and possibly you, also) were all talking about pregnancy, childbirth, the terrible twos or your terrible bosses.
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Only four teams are forcing more long twos; after they finished dead last in opponent shot frequency at the rim in 2017-18 and 20133-16, the Bucks currently rank first.
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"Ones" and "twos" form a very basic element of animation, but it's the kind of thing that's easier to understand if you see it, rather than if it's explained to you.
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As for Trump's reaction to his victory, he "just stared at the TV without saying anything, like a man with a pair of twos whose bluff has been called," Lewis said.
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That doesn't mean he needs to abandon long twos altogether, because that very skill is still useful in a league where defenses welcome the sight of a mid-range pull up.
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Ones and twos were the diet that Holloway fed Ortega for the majority of his five hundred thrown strikes in this bout, but there was plenty of variety in there too.
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Trilobites Gases trapped inside a meteorite that fell to Earth offer the first physical clues of the "terrible twos" phase of our star early in the life of the solar system.
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What's even more impressive than him making 38 percent of his threes (and a completely unsustainable 54 percent of his long twos) is a newfound bravery attached to his shot selection.
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Only four teams are forcing more long twos; after they finished dead last in opponent shot frequency at the rim in 2017-1003 and 2015-16, the Bucks currently rank first.
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They started patrolling with camera drones once tourists started going missing, and it looks like people walk out in twos and threes, and just slip under quietly, and never come back up.
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In a computer laboratory at a satellite campus of the University of Central Missouri, an otherwise nondescript desktop computer, machine No. 5 in Room 143, multiplied 74,207,281 twos together and subtracted 1.
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He parodied the exact type of player metric-obsessives despised: a high-volume chucker who preferred long twos over threes, rarely passed, and didn't excel as a defender or on the glass.
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For a sleeper pick, look at a guy like Stony Brook's Jameel Warney, a power forward who shot 24 percent on twos, and tallied 25 steals and blocks (combined) per 26 minutes.
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Officers with the New York Police Department kept a rolling vigil for their critically injured colleague at Kings County Hospital Center into Monday, arriving and departing in twos, threes and larger groups.
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"This is history in the making to have five one-twos," said Hamilton, who started second on the grid and has now won the last three Spanish Grands Prix and four in total.
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Somehow shooting 60 percent on long twos and 44 percent beyond the arc, Turner has had a few moments this year where he does something that a player his size simply shouldn't do.
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Guests were beckoned inside in twos and threes, to huddle behind the balustrades of the covered arcade, sipping chilled white wine and looking doubtfully at their tarp-coveted seats in the open air.
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You simply slide tiles—all multiples of two—together to add them, so a pair of twos become fours, two fours become eight and so on, with the eventual goal of reaching 2048.
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Werdum's entire striking game consists of pumping one-twos into body kicks, throwing the odd wheel kick, and slapping on the double collar tie to attack with knees when his man covers up.
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But the percentage of his shots that are contested is down from last year, as is the percentage of shots that are long twos, from 23 percent down to 183, per Basketball-Reference.
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And while we don't know much about what's coming next, we do know that Russell "Fancyman" Shiller will make a comeback, baby Schmidt should be past the terrible twos, and... Jess gets a piercing?
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In twos and threes, they would stand about and see in her another woman, and Derek would come with presents, as he never had before, and Tommy Kildare would be as once he'd been.
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He is lax at running between the wickets, hampering the chance to scamper quick singles and twos, and can also be ponderous in the field, out of sync with the increasing athleticism required in T20.
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He Euro-stepped through cracks without hesitation, recognized mismatches, and splashed contested short twos through the rim—in one of the most stress-inducing basketball environments imaginable—with an effortlessness very few players can manage.
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Fabricio Werdum is a perfect example—his game is largely pumping one-twos with low hands, but by driving a high pace in the fragile heavyweight division he can overwhelm the vast majority of opponents.
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Number twos — the unsung sidekicks — have always been presented in pop culture as the secret weapons behind heroes' triumphs (what would Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter, or Han Solo be without Dr. Watson, Hermione, and Chewbacca?).
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"We've been lucky enough to share a few one-twos," Jansrud said in the finish after Austrian Hannes Reichelt, the 45th starter despite wearing bib number one, failed to threaten to spoil the Vikings' party.
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Kuffner joked that it's as if you could take all the parenting you did on your first child and have that experience instantly applied to the next; almost like a shortcut past the terrible twos.
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DeRozan's shot profile has changed, too, as he's starting to loosen his reliance on the mid-range game, or the long twos that have become a hit-or-miss gambit especially late in close games.
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Put simply, it would be impossible to create a live-action film where the frames fell "on the twos," because our brains interpret the movement of real people differently than they interpret movement from drawings.
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Anders' second effort feels much more refined—a blissful R&B endeavor that teeters between a cheeky arrogance in songs like, "Bad Guy," before being bookended by a track like "Rain" to satisfy Twos narrative.
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So they ducked under screens, refused to bite at pump fakes, and closed out soft, daring him to beat them with the same contested long twos he used to stab opponents throughout the regular season.
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We have yet to see him do much from beyond the arc, but he's young, and the fact that he can already drain long twos suggests that we might see him start hitting from downtown soon.
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In that moment after Forsythe scored, all I could think about was all those tiny moments that led us here—and all the different Game Twos we could have wound up with had they gone differently.
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He passed up three-pointers for less-efficient deep twos and midrange shots, and didn't get to the rim as often some would have liked from a springy, 6-foot-8 forward with solid ball-handling.
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If you go back and look at the 2, 3% years that we had in 23 and 2018, we tended to have, you know, one quarter north of three and then one in the low twos.
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The San Antonio Spurs Remain Clairvoyant Apart from a couple extended injuries to critical players and some iffy shooting from the outside (both long twos and above-the-break), the Spurs are basically still the Spurs.
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The result is a team that forces a ton of turnovers (they ranked 23rd the previous two seasons in defensive turnover rate, but currently sit in fourth) but also surrenders more threes and fewer long twos.
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But up until he suffered a calf injury against the Indiana Pacers that will sideline him about a month, Thompson was a non-threat off the ball who launched more long twos than he ever should.
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Facebook was a mere four years old, Twitter was in its terrible twos, Instagram didn't exist and YouTube — still in its cosmic soup phase — had just begun bursting into an unpredictable constellation of channels, personalities, and subcultures.
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Media reports have detailed the wide array of options available to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as they decide who will be their number twos for this campaign, and perhaps for four or eight years to come.
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When Miesha Tate attempted to defend her belt against Amanda Nunes her porous defence saw her tagged up by meat and potatoes one-twos and overwhelmed by aggression, having her shots stuffed each time she changed level.
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When he's out in the open or on the front foot, he's marvelous with his one-twos, and lit up Donald Cerrone with his hands long before he landed the winding body kicks that ended the bout.
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The long stance is squashed down by proximity to the fence, and Pettis is left pumping out one-twos and throwing up the occasional, ill-advised high kick which Rafael Dos Anjos stepped inside of all night.
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But Kidd-Gilchrist is at least conscious of his flaws and does his best to cover them up without sweeping them under the rug entirely (he's actually above-average at his position on long twos right now).
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Krylov's boxing is largely ones and twos, which works great out at the mid-range, spliced in with his deceptively close-in high kicks, but gets him into trouble when he starts chasing knockouts and over committing.
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And, as a bonus, it gives your friend the chance to practice soberly handling people with no sense of decorum or dignity, which will be useful when the life-changer in her stomach hits the terrible twos.
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Klopp knows how Guardiola likes to score goals: one-twos on the edge of the box, or by working the ball to the byline, playing a low ball, giving someone a tap-in at the far post.
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Their bigs still drop back near the elbow when defending a pick-and-roll, and once more they're forcing opponents into a ton of long twos while holding them to league-low shooting percentage at the rim.
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"We, as a team, definitely didn't expect to have three one-twos, but now I'm proud to have been part of the work that everyone has done and to be a part of these results," added the Briton.
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The trend in live-action, in fact, has been to churn out movies in twos and threes -- from the "Avengers" sequels to "Avatar" to Harry Potter -- while everyone's available, and in the case of child actors, before puberty intervenes.
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Whether Teigen was joking about parents who keep telling you that things will only get worse from here on out or expressing solidarity with anyone dealing with terrible twos, her tweet struck a chord with a lot of people.
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Middle distance running success for Kenya is much more commonplace and there were one-twos for the East African nation in the men's 1,500m, where Elijah Manangoi won gold, and the women's 5,000m, where Hellen Obiri took the title.
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Bottas has still finished on the podium in every race so far this season, with Mercedes taking five successive one-twos until Monaco, and has been a different driver to the man who failed to win anything in 2018.
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The most interesting play off of this bout will be how Miocic's slick inside parry to right hand works against Werdum's tendency to pump one-twos and reach for the collar tie when his opponent steps in on him.
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Other number ones (and the second-ranked players during Mr Woods′s peak) were expected to win around 11% of the time, twos and threes 9% and 7%, tens roughly 3% and players ranked in the 50s just under 1%.
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This is fantastic, but even more important, on a team that can't generate consistent offense without Kyrie Irving or Marcus Smart handling the ball, is the fact that he's taking contested long twos—sometimes late in the shot clock—with confidence.
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It might be that nothing could have prevented the slaughter in Las Vegas, but mass shootings are anomalies: Most gun deaths occur in ones or twos, usually with handguns (which kill far more people than assault rifles), and suicides outnumber murders.
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He redefined what the word "gravity" means within the context of sport, and as the first option on a team that isn't stocked with household names he could probably still dine out on long twos and lead the league in scoring.
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"Even if the Fed's effective lower bound for fed funds is still positive, there is no reason that twos, fives, even potentially 10s, couldn't trade negative," said Jon Hill, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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"Even if the Feds effective lower bound for fed funds is still positive, there is no reason that twos, fives, even potentially 10s, couldn't trade negative," said Jon Hill, an interest rate strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Against a lesser opponent, rather than flicking that jab out in twos and threes and quickly returning to his shield-like guard, Golovkin was jabbing and immediately moving into position to drop his right hand or come up with a powerful left hook.
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A Reuters reporter who toured the camp in October saw dozens of elephants corralled in groups of twos and threes in scrub-filled areas about the size of suburban back yards that gave them enough room to walk around and included toys.
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This wasn't quite as sloppy as Werdum versus Velasquez last year, where the two simply traded one-twos with the occasional break to throw a naked low kick and eat a straight right while on one leg, but it was pretty darn sloppy.
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Some of his 30 points against the Hawks came via the drives and hard rolls that the Houston ideology favors, and the rest from ambitious step-back long twos that might have relegated him to the bench in a more successful time.
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The Thunder won't ask Anthony to isolate on the perimeter or even engineer pick-and-rolls as often as he's used to—the steady stream of pull-up twos he frequently turns to can morph into more menacing catch-and-shoot threes.
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A well-known fixture in the city's music scene, he has managed to drive momentum further, superseding the expectations forged by the success of his first EP. With over nine million streams, Twos fits deservingly on Apple music's top R&B/Soul Chart.
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As detailed by Goldman in his pioneering Nature paper on DNA storage, to encode information into DNA you take a text or binary file and rewrite it in base-3 (so rather than just ones and zeroes, there are zeroes, ones, and twos).
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Some of their offensive success is unsustainable (like making almost half of all twos attempted at least four feet from the rim) and other elements may not translate in a seven-game series (the Raptors are utilizing transition more frequently than they did under Casey).
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The way she has always fought is in simple one-twos, with her feet on a line until she wants to swing her right hand, and with no lateral movement—relying instead on long pivots after her opponent has already left the firing line.
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The fight ending blows (spare a couple of minutes of almost unanswered punches on the ground following the knockdown) were simply a pair of one-twos as Aldo's head movement slowed and Holloway became more certain that the champion's counters weren't going to bother him.
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This might partly be attributed to the rise of what film writer Ryan Lambie calls the "landfill sequel" — or Hollywood's semi-recent trend of pumping out incredibly lucrative part twos and threes that add scant artistic value and do little to build on a storyline.
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He's a fourth big who doesn't shoot threes or long twos, and was robbed of some legitimate explosion as a roll man by myriad lower body injuries over the past couple years (including knee surgery towards the end of his time with the Charlotte Hornets).
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Squeezing the ball from Rondo's hands is exactly what he wants you to do, and if Chicago's role players are going to nail the inefficient long twos that Boston's defense encourages them to launch, well, that's why they call it a make-or-miss league.
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For all the young ones out there, a quick history lesson: as one of the co-founders of Rinse, and as one of the titans of grime's early years, Slimzee held the ones and twos in most of the genre's classic sets of yore.
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Imagine the scene; tech-house die-hards embracing psytrance burn-outs, bulbous-eyed gabber maniacs tenderly linking arms with Avicii stans, DJ Sneak going twos on a Camel with everyone he's ever pissed off, all before the emergent messiah of a club-ready Sheeran.
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Even though the percentage of his shots that are unassisted hasn't been this low since he was with the Denver Nuggets (which feels 7,000 years ago), he still loves long twos and there are defiant insecurities related to how he's approached the seasons' first couple months.
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Looking higher on the team's pecking order, Barnes's role will never be as specific as it was in Golden State, but the Mavs have surrounded him with personnel who can broaden his repertoire beyond the iso face-ups and inefficient long twos he harnessed last season.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Loose, studded trousers split open at the sides and jodhpur-style looks took center stage at Chanel on Tuesday, as models walked in twos and threes down a vast mirrored floor that served as a runway at one of Paris Fashion Week's last big shows.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Loose, studded trousers split open at the sides and jodhpur-style looks took center stage at Chanel on Tuesday, as models walked in twos and threes down a vast mirrored floor that served as a runway at one of Paris Fashion Week's last big shows.
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Mr. Kelly made the remarks at a meeting with members of the Hispanic Caucus, as a group known as the Twos — the No. 2 Democrat and Republican in both the House and Senate — worked toward negotiating a deal to protect from deportation the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers.
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Although the groups of five started together, all descending a dark staircase to a basement apartment and carrying funeral cards for a stranger, they were quickly broken into twos and then ones as a narrative of grief, nostalgia, and the complications of childhood memory grew increasingly fragmented and surreal.
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Cleveland gets obliterated at the rim and allows a league-high 46 percent on long twos (bad luck that they probably earn in some way I won't ever know because figuring it out means watching the Cavaliers play lots of basketball and life is just too short for that).
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But when he faces aggression he often simply meets it head on, it's a little crisper than in that famous footage of him and Wanderlei Silva swinging at each other for a round of sparring, but when his opponent hits him he will often just pump looping one-twos in response.
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It's a decline that was largely thanks to him only taking 30 percent of his shots at the rim (during his last full season in Los Angeles that number was 47 percent!), and even though a majority of his long twos were replaced by threes, neither shot was close to efficient.
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Even though the percentage of his two-point shots taken at the rim hasn't budged from where it was the past two seasons, according to Cleaning the Glass the percentage of long twos (from about the free-throw line to the arc) has plummeted down from about 20 percent to only six percent.
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Beyond Moss' terrific performance, the cast is topnotch, with Yvonne Strahovski ("Chuck") as the severe mistress of Offred's new home, "The Gilmore Girls'" Alexis Bledel as her forced companion ("We go everywhere in twos") and Joseph Fiennes as the Commander, a privileged master of the universe who embodies the privileged, male-dominated ruling oligarchy.
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The Knicks Are Still Antiquated in The Worst Ways Their season-long obsession with mid-range jumpers and pull-up long twos is bad, but watching the Knicks over the past couple weeks, it's almost like they go out of their way to take the worst shots possible on every single half-court possession.
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It's hard and tiring to repeatedly chase the Warriors around screens, and even if it works, they will adjust: Steph and Klay can keep moving once they catch the ball, curling inside the three point line after they catch the ball, finding space for pull-up twos, which they both hit at a high rate.
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As one of the better shooters alive (he's made over half his long twos for the second year in a row, and currently owns the sixth-highest three-point percentage in the league) "OP" is better than "Otto Porter," and the world will be a better place as soon as everyone acknowledges it. 211.3.
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Forget about transition—which is when the bottom of Golden State's boot ceremoniously introduces itself to an opponent's neck—and look at how torturous it was for New Orleans to stifle a flowing offense that ended the regular season with the NBA's most efficient half-court attack despite shooting more long twos and taking fewer shots at the rim.
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Noah made a killing threading passes all over the court from his station at the elbows; it's likely that Towns will be entrusted from that location even more than Noah, given that he can knock down deep jumpers (50.6 percent on long twos, 34.1 percent on threes) and take his man off the dribble after facing up.
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They served in artillery and engineering roles officially "coded" men-only, as was the case with "Ashley's War," a book I wrote about the women who were recruited in 2011 to join special operations forces on the battlefield -- first in ones and twos -- and then, more formally, as part of the Cultural Support Teams on combat operations alongside Army Rangers and Navy SEALs.
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This same period (18–24 months) involves the initiation of a critical period of growth in the left hemisphere, and so the "paternal attachment system" of father-son interactions would presumably forge an androgenic imprint in the toddler's evolving left-brain circuits, including the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, allowing for his regulation of the male toddler's testosterone-induced aggression ("terrible twos").
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Maybe at the outset you'll be like a toddler — the terrible twos are partly about being frustrated because you're smarter than your motor skills or your mouth, you want to color the picture, ask for the toy, and you're bumbling, incoherent and no one gets it, but it's not only time that gets the kid onward to more sophistication and skill, it's effort and practice.
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Then, when a group of Form Twos had a history lesson on Shaka Zulu's cruelty to his subjects in the same week that Zaka not only banned us from watching the girls swim but also made the Junior House boys clean every toilet in the school because he had caught two of them measuring their erections with the blackboard ruler, they added "the Zulu" to his name.
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They outscored the Golden State Warriors by three points in the five minutes LeBron was on the bench, saw Kevin Durant go 1.29-for-21.26 from the three-point line ("If I get a three-pointer up it's because I want to," Durant said when I asked about his unusually inefficient shooting after the game), and the entire Warriors team finished 21-for-22 on the type of long twos they normally use as surgical weaponry.
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"It takes one to know one," she smilesAnd puts her hands in her back pocketsBette Davis styleAnd in comes Romeo, he's moaning"You Belong to Me I Believe"And someone says, "You're in the wrong place my friendYou better leave"And the only sound that's leftAfter the ambulances goIs Cinderella sweeping upOn Desolation Row This is a song written in what the poet Lucie Brock-Broido would call "long-haired couplets": long lines that rhyme in groups of twos.
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Never do you feel more like a piece of shit than when a fire alarm goes off at work and you dutifully file out toward the exit, then one of your colleagues—suddenly fluorescent in a vivid orange vest—leaps out and starts yelling at you, "NO COATS, NO PHONES, JUST GO GO GO," helping people on crutches upstairs, holding doors open, counting out loud in twos down a line-up of all your co-workers, all of them standing outside saying the only fire alarm joke anyone ever says ("Wish there was a fire") and smoking, everyone smoking, and you're just standing there, arms around your torso, shivering slightly, smoking, thinking: Maybe if I did a half-day first aid course, then I'd be important.
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