Some challenges require players to work with certain in-game characters ("Take down 50 Walkers with Michonne") and others ask for kill counts earned with specific weapons or specific types of walkers ("Kill 300 Walkers with an Osprey Pistol" or "Kill 160 Armored/Slim/Heavy Walkers").
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Cersei has decided that the existential catastrophe the White Walkers represent is an opportunity: Let the White Walkers wipe out the Starks and the Targaryens and then she can wipe out the White Walkers.
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"We've talked before about this idea that winter doesn't bring White Walkers — that White Walkers bring winter," he said.
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Walkers are still walkers, and for the most part, nothing has progressed meaningfully from an infrastructure standpoint, apart from the survivors building a windmill.
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In fact, there are some small studies that show that babies who use walkers walk later than the babies that do not use walkers.
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Other factors, such as the number of walkers present in homes and the slow disappearance of older, more hazardous walkers could also be contributing factors.
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White Walkers We can't talk about the fantastical creatures of Westeros without mentioning White Walkers, the ice-blooded, humanoid race from the time of the First Men.
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It was only after they formed a truce and realized White Walkers could be killed by dragonglass that the White Walkers were defeated and taken to the North.
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As for the brains of slower walkers, MRI exams of participants during their last assessment showed that their brains appeared a bit older than those of fast walkers.
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If the humans don't unite against the White Walkers, they'll be killed and doomed to become part of the never-ending winter that the White Walkers bring with them.
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"; "Weird how there's no white walkers in the trailer despite being the poster of the season"; and "Sooo where are the white walkers...maybe y'all forgot about that bit.
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Though they were relegated to being an old wives' tale (the nurse tells the Stark children about the White Walkers in season 1), Walkers were always a real threat.
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Wag has had a number of public relations issues in the last year relating to dogs under the care of its walkers, including multiple reports of walkers losing them.
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Support rails: A treadmill made for walkers, especially elderly walkers, should have long support rails on the sides that you can grip while using the treadmill to steady yourself.
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The White Walkers shatter ordinary weapons that come into contact with them and even seem unaffected by fire (which can destroy their reanimated zombie servants, but not the Walkers themselves).
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Either way, it'd be silly to assume the White Walkers' overall goal is to kill all of humanity, since we know they need living human beings to make more White Walkers.
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But No. 2, because children can actually fall in walkers, fall down stairs in walkers, and have the ability to reach things that are developmentally inappropriate, like hot stoves, hot water.
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With the White Walkers on the way, Bran and the Raven complete their training, time travel sightseeing once again, shortly before the Walkers begin to make their assault on the cave.
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"; "Looks epic, but no glimpse of the white walkers?
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Many fans assume that Craster is evidence that what the White Walkers want is to save their species from extinction, since there's endless reanimated corpses but very few White Walkers or viable babies.
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Bran has a vision of the White Walkers reaching Eastwatch.
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Winterfell is next on the White Walkers' travel bucket list.
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Oh, and it can be used to kill White Walkers.
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Walkers, like myself, I had a giant winter coat. Yeah.
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" Another user commented, amusingly, "he's gon fight the white walkers.
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I'll leave the real battles to White Walkers and dragons.
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The White Walkers are coming, led by the Night King.
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You've got to spare a thought for the White Walkers.
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Is he truly the key to destroying the White Walkers?
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The audience still knows relatively little about the White Walkers.
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They almost look like they belong to the White Walkers.
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But the emphasis should be on walkers, cyclists and buses.
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What are the best local day cares and dog walkers?
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Walkers in the snow on the Curragh in Co Kildare.
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At least it's not white walkers, though, am I right?
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Seriously, who would've thought White Walkers could be so artistic?
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But that's not our problem with the White Walkers' defeat.
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This is the second time the White Walkers have risen.
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The White Walkers didn't just steal our rad dragon dog.
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Stop thinking about Daenerys and start fighting White Walkers already.
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" By that he says he means, "These aren't street walkers.
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Does the pattern symbolise the rise of the White Walkers?
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We know that the absence of white walkers is sus.
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There are White Walkers and an army of the dead?
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There are other Kashmiri cabbage walkers, we're about four people.
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Will some of our favorites actually be turned into Walkers?
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As professed walkers of a high road that ostensibly never
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The White Walkers finally blasted a hole in the Wall.
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We've heard the undead called everything from walkers to biters.
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Still, the runners, dog walkers and tourists held their ground.
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I had visions of walkers, pain pills, crutches, a wheelchair.
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First, she lit the barricade around Winterfell on fire so the white walkers couldn't pass through, and later she reminded Arya about how she's destined to kill people with "blue eyes," aka the white walkers.
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Last we saw Beric, he was at the Wall trying to stop the White Walkers and their army from invading, but the White Walkers broke through and we don't know the current status of Beric.
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On any given day — barring high winds, thunderstorms and lightning — power-walkers, dog-walkers, bicyclists, runners, parents pushing strollers, couples holding hands and people with limited mobility navigate the flat mile and a quarter crossing.
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It's a massive hangar, and it houses a number of walkers.
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Perhaps to help fight against the White Walkers, or... for them.
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We also provide medical boxes, wheel chairs, walkers, food boxes. Oranges.
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But again, that doesn't make any sense for the White Walkers.
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First it was the White Walkers, but still another threat persisted.
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Dog walkers can earn anywhere from $25 to $2401 per hour.
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The evacuation started with a procession of walkers, and then wheelchairs.
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More than half were in wheelchairs or sitting on their walkers.
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So dragonglass has magical uses other than just killing White Walkers.
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The walkers rattled that thing for hours but couldn't budge her.
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And with walkers, which is a different thing, that's motor development.
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Others walked, sometimes with the help of walkers, if they could.
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The White Walkers defy the natural cycle of death and life.
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See, on most days of the year, walkers act fairly predictably.
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White Walkers are not mentioned by name in any other legends.
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To clarify, White Walkers are a different species than the wights.
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This season left many questioning the strategy of the White Walkers.
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But this isn't the first time the White Walkers marched south.
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Not to mention the White Walkers themselves, but we'll save that.
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Road block of walkers (two of which had eerily familiar qualities)?
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SimplyHired reported part-time dog walkers can earn $220,2400 a year.
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We had jugglers, stilt walkers, and a killer seven-piece band.
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A knife seems like it would be helpful to stab walkers.
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Are the White Walkers going to descend south and take over?
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Walkers typically get $12 per 30-minute dog walk, plus tip.
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This is a show with white walkers, smoke monsters, and dragons.
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Thought dead, Benjen actually encountered white walkers while on a mission.
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Logistically, the White Walkers are running out of things to do.
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Well, it uses the same magic to keep the Walkers out.
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Unlike the puritanical and workhorse-like Bushes, the Walkers lived lavishly.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Forget the White Walkers; the White Gentrifiers are coming.
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White Walking and Greenseeing What are the White Walkers up to?
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The dog walkers and the odd jogger have braved the drizzle.
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But in Amsterdam, walkers, bike riders and drivers share the streets.
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But mattresses, glasses, and dog walkers have never been more affordable.
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Basic: The most basic type of treadmill only works for walkers.
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My local fall 5-kilometer race invites runners, walkers and wheelchairs.
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Passageways were decked out to look like direwolves and White Walkers.
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So there's a need for — what I call — technology day-walkers.
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And here I thought professional dog walkers had an easy gig.
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Mobile baby walkers accounted for 16.2 percent of emergency room visits.
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White Walkers are generally ignored; some nobles deny their existence outright.
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In all likelihood he'll be heading north to help the Brotherhood fight the walkers, which is bad news for the walkers and for anyone with any emotional investment in the fan theory formerly known as CleganeBowl.
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This is not the first time you've seen this spiral in Game Of Thrones — it's as symbol often left behind by White Walkers, and was also seen when the Children of the Forest first created White Walkers.
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Pedercini and Giles launched an initiative called "Casual Games for Protesters" (based on Giles's Casual Games "for Casual Walkers" and "for City Walkers") in February, in the hope that it would help the spirit of protest endure.
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Prescription drugs, most groceries and medical equipment like walkers are already exempt.
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The walkers' pentagon-shaped head could not be altered, serving as cargo.
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Armed with this configuration, the walkers hopped successfully around the obstacle course.
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Therefore, the White Walkers' connection to this imagery began when they began.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Two space walkers are currently 250 miles above the Earth.
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The organization and its walkers find inspiration in heroines like Harriet Tubman.
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She sneaks her new one she found from the walkers into Alexandria.
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Without dragons, the world would be helpless against the Others/White Walkers.
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Carl trips, falls, and wrestles on the ground with a few walkers.
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The drawings depicted a host of White Walkers and — lo and behold!
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The white walkers don't discriminate based on gender, nor should the living.
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The next Walking Dead game is bringing walkers into the real world.
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But evidence suggests that there's a dwindling number of White Walkers themselves.
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They found the Hound, who is also in search of White Walkers.
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Hammond: The AAP, that's the American Academy of Pediatrics, recommends against walkers.
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The White Walkers, remember, were created by the Children of the Forest.
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In a vision, Bran Stark witnesses the creation of the White Walkers.
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I see so many other runners and walkers, which always motivates me.
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He has got these little walkers and is bombing around in them.
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For clarification purposes, there are White Walkers and then there are wights.
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They depict the First Men, and an event with the White Walkers.
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Honestly, can you even definitively answer basic questions about the White Walkers?
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Some might think the answer is simple: the White Walkers are evil.
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Not only can it kill White Walkers, but it also created them.
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A herd of walkers interrupted their tussle, and when Rick and co.
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Perhaps he actually had some kind of premonition about the White Walkers?
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The living embodiment of winter, the White Walkers, marches toward the Wall.
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Because herding walkers has worked so well for them in the past.
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Are one or both of the Walkers unstable and prone to violence?
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The White Walkers were forged from mystical forces found in the land.
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A worker cleans a path through thick leaves for walkers in Moscow.
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Q: Tell me about the mix of animatronics and live-action walkers.
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AAA is warning drivers and walkers alike to exercise caution at crosswalks.
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All of the participants could stand and walk without canes or walkers.
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Never have so many Star Wars fans destroyed so many Imperial Walkers.
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The walkers held out treats, stroked her back, called out gentle encouragement.
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But right to roam laws are not free-for-alls for walkers.
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" Rowling replied, explaining, "In my wizarding world, there were no skin-walkers.
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Like, where did he leave the baby White Walkers during the battle?
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Walkers will gather at Fraunces Tavern in Lower Manhattan at 7 a.m.
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It just seems like the White Walkers will have a field day.
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Or two strong walkers might carry a sitter enthroned in a chair.
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Tina met her end when she flopped onto a pair of walkers.
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The McKay program has not provided a simple alternative for the Walkers.
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Again, we were the only walkers, passing a line of closed stores.
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And if not, why were all the waterlogged walkers only then emerging?
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You're a tourist among humanity; the slow walkers in a busy street.
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And the 32 actors, puppeteers and stilt-walkers have yet to arrive.
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Luckily, nobody endured death by flesh-eating white walkers this time around.
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Today, all race walkers practice a form of Hausleber's gait, Hanley says.
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Race walkers twist closer to 20, which helps them take longer steps.
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They trot out studies that suggest faster walkers may be less likely to die of heart disease, develop Alzheimer's disease, or see their prostate cancer worsen, and that slow walkers seem to die earlier than the fleeter footed.
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In the 1970s, a time when the market for infant walkers was booming, babies were showing up in the emergency room nearly every day after falling from the walkers with injuries like broken bones, concussions, and skull fractures.
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Because of the lack of benefits and the serious injuries that can result from the use of baby walkers, we support the American Academy of Pediatrics' call for a ban on the manufacture, sale, and importation of baby walkers.
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Would you still walk down the aisle if it was filled with walkers?
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Location: North of the Wall Like #TeamDaenerys, these White Walkers take their time.
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D.C. Rainmaker, shares his picks for everyone from casual walkers to Olympic athletes.
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Walkers and runners earn up to $0.25, and cyclists earn up to $0.10.
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She's long claimed it was her birthright, and perhaps the White Walkers agree.
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Meanwhile, Jon's seemingly canvassing for support in the battle against the White Walkers.
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"In that darkness, the White Walkers came for the first time," she added.
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It also encompasses more than finally solving the mystery of the White Walkers.
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To put it frankly: if mosquitos are White Walkers, we're MF Arya Stark.
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With the White Walkers approaching, no one knows who will survive the battle.
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It seems the lead group of walkers is forming the Stark's direwolf sigil.
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But his rambunctious personality always shines through, even when he's battling White Walkers.
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Despite the fact that the White Walkers can't go south of the wall.
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Oh, and winter came, meaning the inevitable white walkers invasion is now imminent.
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As Arai started to pass Dunfee, the two race walkers got tangled up.
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This is a show that involves dragons, White Walkers, and giants, after all.
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Better striping and pushing the curb out can help make walkers more visible.
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And the dragons can be just as devastatingly destructive as the White Walkers.
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Where are humans going to get enough weapons to defeat the White Walkers?
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This proves that the White Walkers are creatures who can be negotiated with.
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Runners, walkers, cyclists, and stroller-pushers become socially anxious obstacles for other groups.
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How did he strike this deal — did he communicate with the White Walkers?
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White Walkers are created from living humans through some sort of magical process.
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Grandparents in walkers or those who use canes can stumble on uneven footing.
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Certainly the walkers are hungry but also how hungry are these other people?
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As we all know, only one thing can kill White Walkers: Valyrian steel.
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Instead, they discover that the entire trash heap has been overrun by walkers.
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Some American landowners might bristle at the thought of walkers invading their privacy.
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The White Walkers are going to arrive before the end of the story.
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Apparently, The Night's King, king of the White Walkers, is coming for him.
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The White Walkers have always been a little paltry in terms of metaphor.
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Are the White Walkers' art pieces a memory or mockery of their creators?
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A trickle of walkers made their way quietly, each at their own pace.
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And thus she took out the entire army of White Walkers and wights.
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The downside: Professional dog walkers like Juliya and Masha Puckhoff, above, are struggling.
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We didn't find out this week because the White Walkers blew their horn.
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To be fair, Walkers is also more meta than the typical art exhibition.
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In order to keep them quiet, Nixon hires them (as dog walkers, natch).
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Sam, who has encountered and fought the White Walkers himself, recognizes the danger.
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And the community has a lovely park for dog owners and evening walkers.
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Encouragingly, many also now showed gains in physical functioning, particularly among the walkers.
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Mustafa said her customers included dog walkers, nurses, taxi drivers and online daters.
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That's when I notice the ladies with wheelchairs, walkers and crutches are struggling.
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Baby walkers, or infant walkers, are devices with wheels and a suspended seat with leg holes that allow babies — usually between 5 and 103 months of age — to scoot themselves around before they are able to walk on their own.
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Studies have found that runners have significantly higher injury rates than walkers (one study found that young men who run or jog had a 25 percent higher risk of injuries than walkers), and that ultramarathoners are at an even greater risk.
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If he gets more dragon-riding practice, he'll presumably be able to ride Rhaegal into battle against the White Walkers — possibly making good on Melisandre's hunch that to defeat the White Walkers, Jon and Daenerys will need to join forces.
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The White Walkers Move Past The Last Hearth Very Quickly There is a long stretch of wintery ground before the White Walkers reach Winterfell, but based on the shot in the credits, which shows Winterfell in the near distance as tiles turn to ice one by one (signifying the Walkers' movement), it's not going to be long before we see a clash between northerners and the icy foes.
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On Instagram, Riggs' dad William seemed happy to see his son ditch the walkers.
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But what about people who bounce on their toes, power walkers, those who sashay?
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Meanwhile, Michonnedoes target practice on walkers in a field, and she sucks at it.
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On one side, the Night King and his army of White Walkers and wights.
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He's just worried about stopping the White Walkers from making it past the wall.
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Baby walkers might seem like fun toys that can help keep a baby occupied.
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Anyone who knows anything about White Walkers is concerned with the future of civilization.
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Women do rule the Seven Kingdoms, at least until the white walkers show up.
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Which also means it has the power to, among other things, kill White Walkers.
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For one, Craster negotiated a deal with the White Walkers back in Season 3.
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Valyrian swords are the only weapons aside from dragonglass that can kill White Walkers.
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If this is done, the affluent may be able to keep their dog-walkers.
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Everyone could die out before there's even a chance to battle the White Walkers.
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I wave hi and say good morning to all the other walkers out there.
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That's right, me and the White Walkers are nowhere near the action right now.
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Between 2004 and 19943, infant walkers were associated with eight deaths, the study found.
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We've had shoot-outs and brutal, confined fistfights, and lots and lots of walkers.
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The West Virginia native was wide-awake as joggers and dog walkers zoomed by.
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Speaking of monsters, Nick totally sees your face in that herd of walkers, right?
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You know how much the North loathes the arrival of the infamous White Walkers?
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Maybe some fellow White Walkers, gathered round to watch some sort of big event?
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Essentially, the White Walkers are now seeking to exact revenge against the genocidal humans.
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First off I'd like to say that no, the White Walkers are not good.
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The hugs exchanged by successful walkers with their family and friends spoke for themselves.
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But what happened to the White Walkers wasn't a deliberately dissatisfying subversion of expectations.
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Valyrian steel is one of two known substances that can instantly kill white walkers.
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There's no doubt that there's more to the White Walkers than meets the eye.
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The Night's King appears to dust the Three-Eyed Raven (+50 for White Walkers).
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The White Walkers know the wall is there, they will never fall for this.
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This is solid evidence to foreshadow that Dany will die fighting the White Walkers.
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The White Walkers have been integral to marketing Season 7 up until this point.
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Then there's the rest of us, buzzer hitters, alarm ignorers and overall sleep-walkers.
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Her Faceless Men skills would be wasted in the war with the White Walkers.
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MASHABLE: What is the bigger threat moving into these episodes, walkers or other humans?
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The Sun witnessed him leading a conversation about how to fight the White Walkers.
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Walkers clamber over the high passes and summits, sharing the terrain with the sheep.
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Ryu: Right, do we need a Night's Watch if the White Walkers are dead?
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Fast walkers live longer than their slower counterparts, and so on and so on.
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"You can be like me, or them," he tells him, pointing at the walkers.
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Strategically this information doesn't reveal a lot about how to defeat the White Walkers.
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They still rely on wheelchairs; two can walk out in the community, using walkers.
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The street was mostly quiet, save a few confused-looking dog walkers and doormen.
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So although they had dropped some muscle mass, the walkers had gained leg strength.
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At this time, there is no planned future EVA involving only female space walkers.
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But some arrived with walkers and canes, and others were carefully guided by relatives.
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A half dozen blocks away is Hunt Woods, a park popular with dog walkers.
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The few assessments close to Google's were almost always made by riders or walkers.
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Jon told Dany, pointing to old paintings of forest children, men and White Walkers.
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Smaller motors will work better for walkers and larger motors work better for runners.
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The course is for walkers, except for those with disabilities that require a cart.
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It's beautiful and heart-pounding, with giant AT-ACT walkers coming right at you.
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But that also means he'll probably become one of the White Walkers' primary targets.
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And it's a place that could hold the key to defeating the White Walkers.
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It remains to be seen if armadillos, dragons, or White Walkers would be vulnerable.
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Martin's book notes that The Long Night marked the earliest encounters between Westeros humans and the zombie-like White Walkers, and it even describes those White Walkers as riding "monstrous ice spiders" (creatures that could end up cutting into HBO's CGI budget).
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The last study that looked at baby walkers happened around a decade ago, according to Smith, and they wanted to update the literature on the subject with the hopes of being able to make a recommendation about the future of baby-walkers.
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Where do the Night King and the other White Walkers get those big, industralized chains???
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Obviously Cersei wasn't serious when she offered to fight the White Walkers with her enemies.
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Jon met the king of the White Walkers this year — maybe he'll meet him again.
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After photos, videos and prayers, the walkers hit the pavement, weaving their way through downtown.
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Using the OpenAI Gym framework, Ha was able to provide an environment for his walkers.
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So I was pleased to see the White Walkers dispensed with halfway through the season.
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But this week, we meet two teens cleaning up walkers who've washed up on shore.
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The series finale airs May 19 — if the White Walkers don't get to them first.
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The summoned army of wights and Walkers announces its arrival with a booming winter stormcloud.
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And that, during the first Long Night, the humans never really "defeated" the White Walkers.
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Aside from the Northern houses decimated in the war, they don't know about White Walkers.
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It's like worrying about White Walkers when the Lannisters have you laying siege to Riverrun.
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But they're suddenly attacked by — wait for it — the White Walkers and their wight army.
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Jaime abandons her at King's Landing and heads North to fight against the White Walkers.
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Dog walkers typically make $8 to $20 an hour, with an average wage of $212.
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And above all, the dragons, the White Walkers, and magic in general took center stage.
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White Walkers seem to fight harder than their human counterparts, and are harder to kill.
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How quickly do you think things will escalate now the walkers are through the Wall?
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Given that dragonfire kills the White Walkers, it would be a very logistical smart move.
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Stripped of their freedom and spared from death, the White Walkers were trapped for millennia.
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Later, the camera panned to them lying in bed together as the White Walkers arrived.
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The White Walkers themselves, meanwhile, have not been seen on the page since book three.
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"Most people who stay are hill-walkers," they said, referring to tourism in the area.
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"If this was Game of Thrones, Donald Trump would be the White Walkers," Noah said.
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They discover Daryl's truck smashed into the building, with the walkers nowhere to be found.
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His walkers, called Strandbeest, are typically created from PVC tubes, string, and plastic water bottles.
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With the White Walkers defeated — or so everyone thinks, for now — we're in uncharted territory.
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Perhaps the White Walkers added to the "fuck fate" philosophy heard on the show before?
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Though, now that she's in Winterfell, it's possible she's switched to drinking Flat White Walkers.
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For every season break cliffhanger, there's a herd of Walkers ready to burst into frame.
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Theorists think the location is key to understanding what the White Walkers plan and want.
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If the White Walkers come for Winterfell first (very likely), they'll need everyone on deck.
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Walkers now count for the biggest share of traffic deaths in the past 25 years.
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White Walkers come to help out Jon Snow because they're cool for a minute. 20.
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Walkers took steps to limit the damage once it realised the campaign had been hijacked.
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What debt do the White Walkers in Game of Thrones owe to the Great War?
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Truth be told, not much is known about the White Walkers on Game of Thrones.
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The stretches of sand beaches are populated largely by elderly dog walkers, joggers, and families.
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One by one, she lures the walkers into the jaws of a giant trash compactor.
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In particular, their lungs, teeth, and immune system were in poorer shape than fast walkers.
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Coal rollers' frequent targets: walkers, joggers, cyclists, hybrid and Asian cars and even police officers.
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Walkers and runners earn 5003 cents per mile, while bikers earn 10 cents per mile.
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Wag functions as a marketplace that pairs dog owners with available walkers in their neighborhood.
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This was how the Night's King and his White Walkers found him within the cave.
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This an important detail, because previously, the White Walkers were unable to enter the cave.
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It was supposed to contain free plastic gloves for dog walkers, but it was empty.
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Your fellow walkers and drivers will be grateful, and you'll get home in one piece.
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Are they giving the baby White Walkers time to learn to walk on their own?
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According to a 2007 study, New Yorkers are among the fastest walkers in the world.
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Some leaned on canes or walkers; all said they missed heroin and its relative predictability.
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Theorists have long grappled with the question of how individual walkers interact with public space.
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Up North, Jon plans to teach everyone, age 10 to 60, to fight White Walkers.
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BERLIN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dog walkers, cyclists and doting parents all enjoy Berlin's Gorlitzer Park.
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Dog walkers typically make $12.053 to $20 an hour, with a median wage of $13.23.
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If the White Walkers are human beings of a sort, then they do want something.
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Walkers can successfully use a narrower bed than runners, such as 18 or 20 inches.
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And you can just tell he has a foolproof plan to defeat the White Walkers.
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Another nice bonus is "Main Roads," an option Citymapper just added for walkers last week.
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It is handy to have whether you need to hire walkers often or just occasionally.
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Aussies have opted for a bird that's the enemy of cyclists, walkers and children everywhere.
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Even if the White Walkers win, he'll find some way to advise the Night's King.
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"The monsters are real: the White Walkers, the dragons, the Dothraki screamers," Cersei tells Jamie.
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Then, out of financial necessity, they become bartenders, dog walkers or Uber drivers by night.
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Sam, sniveling brat that he is, is about to get everyone else eaten by walkers.
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In "Walkers on a Bridge," a couple pushes a stroller high up above the ground.
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As The Daily Dot noted, when Jon found the symbols at Dragonstone, he told Daenerys about how the Children of the Forest created White Walkers to fight the humans, but ended up having to team up with the humans to force the White Walkers away.
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After that, Michonne is back to where she was when she was first introduced: a hooded, independent wanderer taking on walkers with her katana, two zombies in tow with their arms and jaws removed to keep her from being noticed by other mindless walkers.
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"Where are they?" one of the walkers appears to ask, before the show cuts to black.
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This would be good to know because the first walkers eventually evolved into reptiles and mammals.
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The Walking Dead's Alanna Masterson isn't just taking down walkers, she's now going after trolls, too.
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The Night King and the White Walkers are probably far more complex than we previously thought.
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During this long winter, White Walkers terrorized the Children of the Forest and the First Men.
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Arya Stark not only destroys countless white walkers invading Winterfell; Arya also literally kills Night King.
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You can find in-home dog boarding, dog walkers, house sitters, and drop-in visiting services.
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In that scene, we saw how the White Walkers never even asked for any of this.
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Would it be so crazy for the same to thing to happen with the White Walkers?
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So that means the White Walkers are a quasi-natural backlash to humanity's growth and expansion.
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Gilly stands up for him, telling Lord Tarly that, hey, Sam's killed Thenns and White Walkers.
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"The White Walkers were, in fact, trying to kill the 3ER for generations," the user writes.
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After all, the three-eyed raven does send Benjen to save Jon Snow from the walkers.
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Now that winter and the White Walkers have come, the Great War is about to begin.
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When the White Walkers finally descend, they won't just kill every living thing in their path.
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What we should prepare ourselves for is those White Walkers breaching the wall somehow, some way.
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A trailer also shows him standing while facing -- yikes -- the fearsome king of the White Walkers.
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Today, the service claims 15,000 approved sitters and dog walkers and over 300,000 pets across Australia.
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But actually, the White Walkers have as much to lose as the humans in this war.
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But Season 5 proved that the actual White Walkers can only be killed with Valyrian steel.
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In the 19th century men bet on female speed-walkers traipsing around tracks in pub gardens.
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There's a karaoke machine, a humidifier, jewelry, car keys, a bike, dentures, walkers and a wheelchair.
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In the crowd of walkers I heard people say that they had, in fact, heard gunshots.
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What I found was Wag, a kind of gig-economy-reliant app for booking dog walkers.
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It was just Bang Boom White Walkers beat, Bang Boom suddenly Danny is the Mad Queen!
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So it sounds like dragons played some sort of role last time the White Walkers came.
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Between the CGI-heavy battles with White Walkers and wildfire, the politics of presentation is key.
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Wights are dead beings brought back to life by White Walkers and are susceptible to fire.
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When the fire threatened their house, the Walkers avoided traffic jams by taking to back roads.
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All of these walkers were roaming through the dilapidated remains of a doomed Chilton High carnival.
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The same process that created the walkers is also what stops men from turning into one.
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In fact, other studies have demonstrated that baby walkers can transiently delay mental and motor development.
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" Ultimately, Smith said, "baby walkers provide no substantial benefit to children and pose significant injury risk.
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She took particular issue with the notion that Animagi would replace legends of Navajo skin-walkers.
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We see him leading troops into a snowy battle up north, possibly against the White Walkers.
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While we don't know all the secrets of the White Walkers, one thing is for sure.
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Bran's knowledge may be instrumental in facing off against the greatest threat of all: White Walkers.
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Clearly, the White Walkers are going to play a damn big role in the next installment.
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Following a trail of dead walkers, Travis discovers a distraught Chris holding a young child hostage.
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The night of the first Seder, the line up of walkers stretched far down the hallway.
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Beyond her and behind are various other walkers in the city, going about their serious business.
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The edges of the park still teemed with joggers, cyclists and dog walkers on Wednesday afternoon.
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In this generation of winter, people starved and froze Westeros while the White Walkers took over.
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Many judges in that elite circle are ex-race walkers, but not Daniel Michaud of Canada.
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Commuters arrived at a rural office park and dog walkers basked in the late-summer sun.
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What the walkers did show, though, was much less strain on the rest of the body.
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Beirut Journal BEIRUT, Lebanon — On a quiet, expensive Beirut street, the dog walkers began to appear.
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The White Walkers had other plans, however, and they unleashed their undead hordes with seismic fury.
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My colleagues Alan Feuer, Ashley Southall and Ali Winston investigate: Street walkers have all but disappeared.
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While helping his new pal Siddiq kill walkers in the woods, Carl trips, stumbles, and falls.
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Walkers gamely contends that celluloid cinema's lingering body still moves, animated by a singular artistic force.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has called for a ban on baby walkers with wheels.
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As an emergency and pediatric physician, he has treated babies who were injured while using walkers.
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The money was once so close: A start-up that coordinated dog walkers raised $22 million.
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For walkers, that meant losing 13 seconds but for standers, it was a 79-second improvement.
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The money was once so close: A start-up that coordinated dog walkers raised $300 million.
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The glitzy party included White Walkers, a marching band, an archery course, and a feasting call.
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Or maybe the White Walkers, who began as First Men, also worship the same old gods.
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What surprised the scientists was how few of the walkers with Alzheimer's had actually gained endurance.
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Walkers are people who have nothing to do; they just escort women to dinners and parties.
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What's most striking about the episode, titled "Mercy," is how little we see of those walkers.
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And why didn't Jon or Dany use their dragons to burn more giants and White Walkers?
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There won't be dragons or White Walkers in this series, but we are creating a world.
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In the books, we haven't seen any sort of leader or figurehead for the White Walkers.
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And given what we now know about the linked nature of the White Walkers and their wight army, it would seem that if the Night King, as the original progenitor of all the other White Walkers and wights, could be killed, it would swiftly end the conflict.
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But Jon's doing it anyway, because the White Walkers are coming, and they can't defend themselves alone.
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Then, of course, there's a third way a character could conceivably escape death — through the White Walkers.
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Either way, the Great Other is likely connected to the Others — another name for the White Walkers.
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I do think we're going to see the battle with the White Walkers sooner, rather than later.
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Construction will prioritize walkers and bikers, not cars, though shared "taxibots" and "vanbots" will roam the hood.
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From Daenerys' dragons to the White Walkers, the fantasy series' effects rival those of big-budget movies.
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But if we were termites, perhaps Dunkirk would have involved a lot more hearing aids and walkers.
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By the way, if you're more into robots than White Walkers, Kaling also has thoughts on Westworld.
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The creation of the White Walkers, powerful monsters specifically designed to kill humans, was the Children's response.
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Rover is a private company that is the national's largest network of pet sitters and dog walkers.
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Bran may have accidentally became the Night King in an effort to save Westeros from White Walkers.
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We tried to count how many wights, White Walkers, Dothraki, other humans, and other mythical creatures died.
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Ser Jorah doesn't posses any known weapons against the White Walkers, such as dragonglass or Valyrian steel.
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So she joins his group and boards the sailboat they use to avoid the land-dwelling walkers.
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And soon she'll have a supposedly ancient Targaryen weapon at her side, capable of killing White Walkers.
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Two German cities have installed traffic lights on the sidewalk to keep walkers out of the streets.
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" Christie asked the interviewer before inquiring, "Will everyone in Game of Thrones end up as white walkers?
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Bran pulls a Third Eye Raven, and scares everyone straight with news of the white walkers' progress.
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Yara and Theon are not about to stop the White Walkers, so why the focus on them?
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When the White Walkers invaded, the First Men attempted to fight back, but failed on their own.
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"If the White Walkers are human beings of a sort, then they do want something," he continues.
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Bran's legit, he says, and he urges the maesters to confirm the threat of the White Walkers.
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Plus, there's the fact that the White Walkers would have been able to kill the gang easily.
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That was a pretty maternal kiss Michonne gave Carl before she left to help Rick kill walkers.
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Throughout the series, the White Walkers and their leader have been one of the most enduring mysteries.
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They'd come together (heh) to fight off the ultimate evil: the white walkers north of the wall.
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Since Rover walkers take note of whenever their pooch clients poop, these are some seriously stinky numbers.
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Unfortunately, unlike White Walkers, the physical appearance of a fuccboi does not always betray his true nature.
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Toys like walkers, jumpers and exercisers were associated with 16 percent of the accidents in the study.
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And while Diniz's intestinal issues made headlines, it is not uncommon for long-distance runners and walkers.
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If the world gets overrun by the Walkers, it really doesn't matter who's sitting on that throne.
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Instead of cute critters or towering dinosaurs, the map in Our World is littered with undead walkers.
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Defeated or not, the White Walkers are still a major conversation in the Game of Thrones scene.
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It's not just experienced walkers, who are more aware when it comes to climbing and dropping litter.
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Or when the White Walkers became stuff of legends, it was to keep back the wildling threat.
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Rival armies, White Walkers, dragons — none of it matters that much at the end of the day.
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But real fans know that in the land of White Walkers and resurrection, all bets are off.
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Well, as immortal beings, the White Walkers don't think about time like we do, for one thing.
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Regardless, while the White Walkers remain fascinatingly unknowable and hard to pin down, one thing is inarguable.
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The Wall, as you know, is the magical barrier between Westeros and the White Walkers' undead army.
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In fact, researchers found that osteoarthritis was half as common in runners as it was in walkers.
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Shell-Walkers, on the other hand, use a lightning gun; look to them (among others) for Sparkers.
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"Jon and Daenerys team up and beat the white walkers, get married and live happily ever after."
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This trailer gives us a spooky sihlouette of the leader of the White Walkers, The Night's King.
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Second, wights are the zombie reanimated corpses that populate the vast majority of the White Walkers' army.
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He's plotting their escape from the surrounding walkers, but she's scared and would rather be left behind.
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But why did the White Walkers wake up after millennia living peacefully among wildlings above the Wall?
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The Fitbit Charge 2 is an excellent fitness tracker for mall walkers and expert marathon runners alike.
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In the comics, Dante is quick-witted and helps patrol the land between the communities for walkers.
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Fixes Despite a firm reputation for being walkers, New Yorkers have an obesity epidemic on their hands.
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Amazon is soon rolling out integrations with Merry Maids and pet sitters and dog walkers on Rover.
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They're going to have to fight the White Walkers soon—who cares if you have enough grain!
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He has to cram onto busy basketball courts and run laps around walkers and people riding bikes.
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If it is him, then we already know what his slogan would be: Make Walkers Great Again!
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How does it feel to be at a festival with people with canes and walkers walking around?
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A good McCoys ridge cut still does the trick, or a jumbo packet of Walkers prawn cocktail.
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And as you know, winter is coming, as are the frozen incarnations of evil, the white walkers.
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Mr. Howe admitted that he had also lied to banks, vendors, his lawyer, even to dog walkers.
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After all, the White Walkers are completely alien — there's no speaking to them or divining their motivations.
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The schoolboys playing soccer nearby didn't notice this earthly host and the passing dog-walkers ignored them.
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There has been a huge exchange between the two mediums, Walkers points out; they're not conflated, however.
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Skull fractures, often from falling down stairs, are among the injuries that can occur with child walkers.
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A family of stilt walkers playing violins and dressed in Renaissance garb nearly careened into passers-by.
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Most obviously, the walkers generally had lower blood pressures now than the volunteers in the control group.
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Other countries, such as Canada, have a complete ban on the sale and manufacture of baby walkers.
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That's where we have to reconsider what we might have been told about, say, the White Walkers.
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For walkers, a mid-range treadmill should have longer support arms, allowing you to balance yourself easier.
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In the Game of Thrones, neglecting the Wall by Westeros invited an invasion by the White Walkers.
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But some of the walkers were thinking and remembering much better now, according to their cognitive tests.
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Imagine there's a finale for this show where the White Walkers win and only one character survives.
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Along the way, walkers will amble past City Hall, Walt Disney Concert Hall and CBS Television City.
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And in the center of the storm was the Night King, White Walkers, and thousands of wights.
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People caught selling or importing baby walkers — even used ones — face $100,000 fines or even jail time.
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A previous study found that, between 2004 to 2008, infant walkers were implicated in eight pediatric deaths.
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He quickly had to become desensitized to the idea of killing walkers before they could kill him.
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Michonne used to walk around with two walkers at her sides to blend in with the herds.
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It made sense: Taller walkers had longer strides and could go cover more distance in less time.
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It'll be very interesting to see how she chooses to use her dragons against the White Walkers.
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Tasha has the White Walkers, who I'm a little afraid are going to render this entire game unplayable.
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I downloaded it this morning and threw dragonglass daggers at a bunch of White Walkers in the office.
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Well, one end is clearly labelled "dragonglass" — so we know it's a weapon designed to kill White Walkers.
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It upends the dynamic of his fragile alliance with Dany, and therefore their battle against the White Walkers.
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Last Sunday, "Game of Thrones" viewers watched the most epic takedown of the Night King and White Walkers.
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As soon as the White Walkers came on Game of Thrones, I'm like, 'Hmmm, I'm related to them.
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According to HBO's official synopsis, we may finally figure out what the deal is with those White Walkers.
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Today, subtle facial and body cues help drivers and walkers alike understand what moves cars will make next.
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Jaime is clearly referring to the upcoming battle between the zombified White Walkers and the humans of Westeros.
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Through greensight, Bran learns that the White Walkers are one day going to march South and take Westeros.
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Aeyrs screams, "Burn them all" on a loop, translating the message to mean his subjects, not White Walkers.
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Who knows, you could find yourself spotting White Walkers outside your apartment as the cold winter months begin.
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Dragons are coming across the Narrow Sea, and White Walkers threaten to lay waste to the entire continent.
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Bran might have given the White Walkers a way in after the Night King marked him last season.
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Interpretive signs placed by the city of Montgomery lead walkers along the remaining miles toward the state capitol.
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Cersei tells him he can't go North to help fight the White Walkers, because she'll consider it treason.
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As several scenes throughout the series have suggested, White Walkers need live human sacrifices in order to reproduce.
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According to Breitling, the walkers on the wings experience 150 mph speeds and gravity forces up to 4Gs.
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Many of the barriers affecting people using canes, walkers, and wheelchairs also affect parents and caregivers pushing strollers.
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Well, at least the color scheme, and whether or not the White Walkers would look better with glitter.
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Most of those other musician played wildlings or white walkers or background musicians to some terrible wedding genocide.
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That is, of course, until he can't — and a group of walkers almost take out Daryl and Dog.
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Taxis, films, novels, noodles, doctors and dog-walkers can all be summoned with a tap of a screen.
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On average, Rover walkers pick up more than 9,000 dog poops a day, which is about 2,000 lbs.
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Accidents declined during the earlier years of the study in large part because walkers got safer, Smith said.
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For instance, Pringles, the UK's No. 2 chips (crisps) brand after PepsiCo Inc's Walkers, are made in Belgium.
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In docs, "Kylie Baby" wants to crank out baby furniture ... like cribs, bouncers, changing tables and baby walkers.
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Could the White Walkers have made it far enough past the Wall to have reached the North's stronghold?
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Krakens are as mysterious as the giant squid, and White Walkers have no basis in Earthly biology whatsoever.
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Also monitored were the pulses of onlookers who were closely connected by blood or friendship with the walkers.
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War ravaged Westeros since Season 2 (and long before that historically), without any need for the White Walkers.
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Wun-Wun is dead, the White Walkers are gone, and two of the three dragons are fully cashed.
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Where are humans going to get their hands on enough of these weapons to defeat the White Walkers?
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Conservation officials say the backcountry region is commonly used by hunters, dog walkers, mountain bikers and hikers alike.
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Bran in essence paints it as an eternal battle between the Three-Eyed Ravens and the White Walkers.
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She also declines to show Benjamin how to kill walkers and survive outside the walls of the Kingdom.
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Is this like a Frankenstein's monster thing, where all the wights and walkers really want is human affection?
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When Game of Thrones premiered in 2011, we met the White Walkers within several minutes of Episode 1.
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That's because it appears that the Night King has created the other White Walkers out of living humans.
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Or perhaps he's setting off for Dragonstone, hoping to enlist Daenerys in his battle against the White Walkers.
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" He put it another way: "If this was 'Game of Thrones,' Donald Trump would be the White Walkers.
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I've been able to grow my client base with the help of both dog owners and fellow walkers.
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It's also a pretty cool (pun intended) indication of a long-running fan theory about the White Walkers.
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Environmental enhancements like virtual "sewers" that walkers can crawl up out of give each scene a unique feel.
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That means White Walkers, which we're thrilled to see after being deprived of them in the first teaser.
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Walkers. Yes, we'll be frail and unable to walk alone, so might as well commiserate with one another.
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And as in the comics, the walkers provide a threat, but the bigger danger comes from other humans.
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And more good news: Researchers have found that walkers are most likely burning more calories than they think.
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A compound stocked with medicine and food, but where the community occasionally feeds their own to the walkers.
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It hasn't been operational since 1961, but it is still an attraction for bicyclists, runners, walkers and sightseers.
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It became a conscious choice that happened once the fog comes rolling in, and the White Walkers appear.
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There can't be meaningful action as long as climate deniers and slow-walkers are in charge in Washington.
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Soon, stories of White Walkers, Giants, and even the Children themselves became nothing more than a silly myth.
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Walkers in many of these places do not have to pay money, ask for permission or obtain permits.
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Imagine that in the Game of Thrones series finale, the White Walkers win and only one character survives.
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At Mic, Miles Surrey brings up an intriguing fan theory for how the White Walkers' arrival could happen.
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On Sunday's episode, it first looked like he was just wandering around in the forst, aimlessly killing walkers.
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But they also concluded that distracted walkers might be more vulnerable to being hit by cars and trucks.
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And it's a military story, since the key to fighting the White Walkers is this Jon/Dany alliance.
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And Northern children were told stories about the Long Night, White Walkers and the Children of the Forest.
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But the weight loss among walkers and weight trainers was qualitatively different, their new body-composition scans showed.
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First, the White Walkers are marching along a very strange, meandering route with their army of the dead.
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The Children of the Forest "stopped the Walkers' magic from taking hold" by shoving dragonglass in his heart.
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Let's assume the formerly human babies do age, after a fashion, and become adult-sized White Walkers, eventually.
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Or that Heart of Darkness movie that Francis Ford Coppola did make, from which Walkers has production sketches.
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Mr. O'Hurley said he had widened door frames to accommodate walkers and people being assisted by a friend.
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We'd lob street-signs, kick chicken bones and cardboard boxes, climb fences and baffle early-rising dog-walkers.
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The Gazelle Edge is great for people new to gliders and walkers, yet still accommodates more challenging exercises.
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This is the culmination of a very long dream for the city's urban planners and cyclists and walkers.
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But he also understands that there is no time to waste in the fight against the White Walkers.
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These people have families and friends, and next-door neighbors and dog walkers, who most likely care, too.
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A third station, hidden in the underbrush, was mere feet from a park entrance for walkers and bikers.
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Dog walkers also have lower risks for high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, arthritis and other common medical conditions.
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Some wore heavy-heeled work boots and worn jeans; some leaned on canes and walkers; some bounced babies.
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The slow walkers drift through the building's cavernous gallery spaces to experience wide-ranging exhibitions of eclectic artwork.
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First, there are the working acts, such as fire-eaters, sword-swallowers, glass-walkers, and everything in between.
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With Wag, their aim was to help dog owners access its vetted local dog walkers at any time.
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Hand grips are installed in just the right places, as well as ramps to accommodate her two walkers.
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So as of April 2004, Health Canada, the government's health regulator, banned the sale of baby walkers entirely.
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This helps keep the walkers' center of gravity low, and it keeps them from having a jerky gait.
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Hanley says most elite race walkers can squeeze in about 40 milliseconds of flight time on each step.
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Here's the scope of that RV scene between Negan, Rick, and the many walkers out in the open.
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After that, the theory holds, all of the White Walkers the Night King has created should be destroyed.
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And who knows, we may see it when the White Walkers and Westerosi troops face off this season.
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Obviously, there were some huge character losses when the wights and White Walkers attacked the Stark home, but if everything went down as it seems, then Arya (Maisie Williams) killed the Night King (Vladimir Furdik) and the White Walkers' thousand-year-long reign of terror has come to an end.
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Trying to determine why some of the walkers showed benefits and others did not, the researchers delved more deeply into their data and found that the walkers who had increased their aerobic fitness had also improved their ability to remember and think and bulked up the volume of their brains.
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Tyrion takes the stage to introduce Jon, who goes on at length about the White Walkers, blah blah blah.
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The company carefully vets its walkers and says it only invites the most trustworthy individuals to its platform. Wag!
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In the Season 7 finale, there's a line about a hundred White Walkers marching past the newly destroyed Wall.
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But given some of his Jaimie-positive vibes of late, he'll likely join the fight against the White Walkers.
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According to the legend, Azor Ahai — R'llor's human champion — led the first charge against White Walkers in pre-history.
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Logically, then, the Night King and his army of Walkers and wights could be Great Other's champions on Earth.
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While dog-sitters are technically required to obtain licenses in New York, there exists no such requirement for walkers.
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As Polygon noted, the White Walker symbol can be seen in several scenes, usually after the White Walkers attacked.
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Plus, we finally learn how White Walkers are made in a scene that's both literally and figuratively bone-chilling.
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It's now come down and the Walkers are just walking right into Westeros so, yeah, things are really bad.
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For the walkers themselves, it's easy to manage your clients, get paid, and respond quickly from wherever you are.
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London has experimented with padding lamp posts to soften the blow for distracted walkers, according to the Independent newspaper.
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Now, I constantly have to slalom my way down the sidewalk to keep from running into the zombie walkers.
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Just as the night is dark and full of terrors, the North is cold and full of White Walkers.
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Now, the White Walkers don't need to get through or around any wall — they can fly directly over it.
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The problem is that Dany and her council aren't convinced that the legend of the White Walkers is real.
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The teaser shows frost descending over Westeros, symbolizing the slow march of the White Walkers south beyond the Wall.
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Arguably, the North has earned its independence by protecting all the realms from the threat of the White Walkers.
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That means viewers may also get to see how humans defeated the first White Walkers and built The Wall.
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Sadly, we don't know a lot about White Walkers or their illustrious leader, even if he is Bran Stark.
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For their mission to defeat White Walkers, Jon Snow (Kit Harington) & Co. are searching for people with specific skills.
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In season 1, episode 1, Ned Stark tells Bran that the White Walkers haven't appeared in thousands of years.
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Women of all shapes, sizes, ages, in walkers, with friends, everyone just sharing the opportunity to play dress up.
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Another relevant note is that, in the books, the White Walkers and wights also don't come out during sunlight.
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Rover.com, an online destination used to find pet sitters and dog walkers, has helped walk more than 150,000 canines.
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And unlike drivers, walkers are allowed to look at their phones while they walk—they aren't endangering other lives.
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The Walkers Stadium is in such a big area; you can see the fights happening from a mile away.
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Bello wants to be on the show so bad that she's even willing to play one of the walkers!
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Martin always wanted us to focus on the people in his story; ASOIAF simply isn't about the White Walkers.
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There are no errant dog-walkers to be seen; an unsightly power station is edited out of the shot.
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Once she's accepted that the White Walkers are more dangerous than Cersei, though it's all going to turn around.
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After seven years of mystery and endless theories, we finally have an answer to what the White Walkers want.
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White Walkers were conspicuously missing from the trailer, and Twitter would like to know where the hell they are.
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His soldiers let the hogs eat their fill of captured walkers before turning the boars over to the Saviors.
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The Hollywood Reporter notes that issue #117 of the comic sees Shiva, Ezekiel's tiger, savaging a series of walkers.
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Probably not, but it seems significant that Sam Jr.'s half brothers are all a bunch of White Walkers.
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Some were "skin walkers," people who could change into animal form, like the Animagi in Rowling's Harry Potter novels.
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But due to a thoroughly impressive spear toss from the Night King, the White Walkers have taken round one.
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Wyllis, was forever changed after Bran (Isaac Hempstead-Wright) time traveled into his brain while fleeing the White Walkers.
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The stakes for Catan have never been higher, especially with Wildlings and White Walkers trying to breach the Wall.
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Jon Snow, the King in the North, heads southward to attempt an alliance with Daenerys against the White Walkers.
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It's looking pretty grim for both us and Westeros, but at least the White Walkers don't have ice dragons.
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He takes out his axe and makes his way out there, because the walkers have officially crossed a line.
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And so you have, today, the Scott Walkers of the world—he'll basically say that unions are un-American.
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You gather evidence as you go, learning more about the disposition of the Walkers and narrowing down Alex's location.
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He might not, in which case you're forced to leave him behind regardless of your thoughts on the Walkers.
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If the foundation of the game is its stealth and exploration, the heart of it is the Walkers themselves.
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It occurred to me that nearly half of the patrons in the restaurant were using wheelchairs, canes, or walkers.
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They tended to equate looser gaits with extroversion and adventurousness, while seeing the more clipped walkers as more neurotic.
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To understand — and defeat — White Walkers, the armies of Westeros will have to accept another body of mystical knowledge.
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Here's the history of the White Walkers, and what damage we predict they'll cause in the season to come.s
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On Sunday, residents with seeing-eye dogs welcomed visits from dog walkers, to whom they recounted the night's events.
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Jon's got them there, though: If they don't lose to the Boltons, they will lose to the White Walkers.
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But with this one touch, the system broke down, the White Walkers were in, and all chaos broke loose.
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And both versions of the script make it clear that the White Walkers speak a language humans cannot understand.
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You'll still want to keep a safe distance from other walkers, but you can always wave hello from afar.
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For instance, on large arterial roadways, walkers feel comfortable only if the sidewalks are at least 15 feet wide.
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The White Walkers are simply a movable danger like a tornado that can wipe out all in its path.
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But this is great news for Trump's hard-core supporters, or as they are also known, really white walkers.
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Uber and Lyft drivers—and many contract caregivers, dog walkers, and delivery workers—would likely not pass this test.
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Air walkers — especially those with built-in resistance — provide low-impact exercise for your leg, arm, and abdominal muscles.
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The cows kept going, with the riders and walkers following, all of us in an increasingly blissed-out state.
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Phys Ed Race walkers on a low-carbohydrate, high-fat ketogenic diet showed early signs indicative of bone loss.
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For years after his ouster, Al Qaeda and its successor, the Islamic State, attacked the Karbala walkers, killing thousands.
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Faster walkers mutter unkind words at the people who have dared to stop and enjoy themselves on the sidewalk.
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"Google is good at finding bike paths," she says, but it emphasizes brevity and directness over scenery for walkers.
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Their perseverance in the face of infirmities (some depended on walkers and canes) endowed their demonstrations with disproportionate publicity.
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Sidewalk sheds are shelter for construction workers during smoke breaks, and a destination for dog walkers during inclement weather.
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Older walkers simply could not move that quickly, often ending up stranded in narrow medians with cars whizzing by.
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Dragons breathe fire, and fire is the only reliable way to kill the White Walkers' undead minions, the wights.
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Together, they followed Uber's playbook: connect pet owners with Wag's network of dog walkers, who work as independent contractors.
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But even 2,000 kids showing up in emergency rooms every year because of baby walkers is still too many.
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And so it goes, as Jon Snow brings Daenerys up to date regarding the White Walkers at the gates.
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This is evidenced by the fact that they "Doctors know that slow walkers in their seventies and eighties tend to die sooner than fast walkers their same age," said senior author Terrie E. Moffitt, the Nannerl O. Keohane University professor of psychology atDuke University, and professor of social development at King's College London.
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DIRECTIONS VIA APP FOR WALKERS, NOT DRIVERS The new free app called Walc aims to make walking directions more intuitive.
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During the event, I had planned to interview walkers and organizations about their reasons for participating but I stayed silent.
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The White Walkers don't seem like the type to make bargains with humans, but that probably wouldn't stop Cersei trying.
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They looked at childhood injuries associated with nursery products such as cribs and mattresses, strollers, carriers and walkers and exercisers.
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For one, they could be the White Walkers' secret weapon in the inevitable battle(s) to come in Season 8.
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And now the remaining characters are either in King's Landing with Cersei or at Winterfell to battle the White Walkers.
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Raising his walking sticks triumphantly, McMurtry led 300 other walkers to the final stop at Ontario's Legislative Building in Toronto.
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But whatever the reason, the point is that there's more to the White Walkers than we've been led to believe.
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New walkers receive Harriet's Handbook, which provides 1,000 walks and a step-by-step guide to help women stay motivated.
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Meanwhile, Jon Snow is shoring up against an army of White Walkers and undead, which threatens the whole of Westeros.
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She has quickly become a favorite of Humane Society of Missouri staff and volunteers, particularly beloved by the dog walkers.
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It's something many civic-minded walkers and outdoors enthusiasts had been doing for a long before it became a hashtag.
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It turns out Iceland, the land of the White Walkers, is a good bet for fans looking for cheaper airfares.
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That may only grow this season, as the White Walkers invade the North and the true battle for Queendom begins.
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Sedentary athletes aren't boaters — and they're not exactly swimmers, runners, dancers, walkers, jumpers, hoppers, skippers, gallopers, racers or movers either.
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Perhaps the battle with the White Walkers will change Dany's mind about the importance of her ascending the Iron Throne.
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A zombie radar tracker program blips for nearby walkers, but Eugene is more concerned about the unusual habits of squirrels.
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This doesn't mean the White Walkers are on some sort of religious mission to preserve faith in the old gods.
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Some of her friends, in similar situations, work part-time as dog-walkers and personal care aides to the elderly.
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Over the years, he's replenished his supply of White Walkers by brokering a deal with Craster to supply his sons.
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As opposed to the White Walkers, who are (seemingly) immortal, human life in Westeros and Essos is all too disposable.
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A woman in Orlando, Florida, has offered the Walkers a trip to Disney, so the family "can heal," Brennan says.
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It might even foreshadow Jon as the one who will make peace with the White Walkers to end the war.
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Valyrian steel swords in particular are among the few weapons that can destroy White Walkers – this season's number one enemy.
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The AAP also stressed that walkers do not facilitate walking or other motor skills, contrary to what parents might think.
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Instead, the orange carpet rolls through onto local streets, creating a wayfinding system that leads walkers up into the town.
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This junction, which used to be a maze of crawling cars, is now peacefully devoted to buses, walkers and cyclists.
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Walkers who fear they are unprepared are always watching the west for those first intimations of bulking clouds and rain.
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We can assume the White Walkers don't wipe out everybody in the north, because nobody wants a Night King vs.
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White Walkers possess superhuman strength, can freeze anything they touch, and are rumored to bring cold weather in their wake.
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Cyclists often wind up swerving to avoid walkers in the slender lane, making the bridge dangerous and annoying to traverse.
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Just when he's about to snap and make the call to execute him on his own, walkers descend upon them.
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Jon's seen the White Walkers personally, and takes them more seriously than some angry human way off in the distance.
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Members of the carnivalesque Zanqueros group (stilt walkers) are a fixture in the protests, where they perform to live music.
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Still, it's a far cry from other (slightly apocalyptic) science-fiction fantasies of Star Wars walkers and spider-like sentinels.
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I guess someone has to let the rest of the world know that the White Walkers are finally marching south?
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Many fans see the White Walkers as a force wishing to restore the world's balance of ice and fire magic.
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Packed in red-tartan boxes, many of Walkers' biscuits and cakes are high-margin gift foods that sell well abroad.
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But he doesn't listen to Osha, the Wildling woman who fled south of the Wall to escape the White Walkers.
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The researchers also found that walkers were still more creative for a brief period after they sat back down again.
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True, Dany still does have two dragons to the White Walkers' one: her own Drogon, and the currently riderless Rhaegal.
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The theme was circus meets hood -- so there were stilt walkers and aerialists performing right next to roughly 100 STRIPPERS!
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As for the White Walkers (and their wight army)... has the show established anything at all about their dietary habits?
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Yeah, so Grey Worm, commander of the Unsullied, the front line of defense against the White Walkers is sooooo dead.
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These penguin-like seabirds littered the tidal wracks so densely that beach walkers had to be careful where they stepped.
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And since he's already bitten, he decides to just barrel through the walkers, functioning as a human shield for Denise.
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Speaking of Walkers, it looks like Baze Malbus and Chirrut Îmwe are about to be squished by one on Scarif.
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Professional race walkers manage a mid-stride "flight time" (where no feet are on the floor) of around 0.04 seconds.
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Could his powers help him live forever (presuming he isn't killed by White Walkers like the last Three-Eyed Raven)?
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Somewhat above the grooms and the hot walkers in the backstretch hierarchy are the exercise riders, many of them women.
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He's shady as hell, but assures them he was just running away from some walkers and didn't mean any harm.
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This could help urban planners as they try to make cities safer for walkers and bikers who commute to work.
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Perhaps contact with the future drives people insane, or maybe Bran was attempting to warn him about the White Walkers.
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Game of Thrones takes place in a universe with far less electricity and far more white walkers than our own.
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PepsiCo said in March it was closing a Walkers crisps factory in northern England, putting nearly 400 jobs at risk.
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From the Walkers' perspective, any renegotiation within the existing framework amounts to a post-collision attempt to save the Titanic.
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Ambassador John Bolton put forward perhaps the most comprehensive outline of the Walkers' strategy in a recently published NRO piece.
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The cast learned of Brexit and Trump's election from passing walkers but did not know if the news was true.
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Belief in the afterlife seems to preclude an understanding that walkers are not people with souls, but merely animated flesh.
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Only the interval walkers now showed significant improvements in both physical endurance and memory performance, and their gains were linked.
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LOS ANGELES — Have you ever wished you could get caught in a hoard of walkers à la The Walking Dead?
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Firefighters had only minutes to help get residents -- some of them in wheelchairs or with walkers -- out of the building.
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Many people, even those already around 50 years old, walk to the polling station on crutches or with wheeled walkers.
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The walkers tended to speed up when they resumed running, producing faster average miles than those in the other group.
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Well, ruling by fear is not necessarily an impediment to the Iron Throne, whereas the White Walkers most certainly are.
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Meanwhile, every day on my dog walks, I pass very old women pushing walkers from which hang bags of groceries.
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I know there are a lot of people vying for power, and there's something called White Walkers, who are ... coming?
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She sails off to the Iron Islands; he makes his way north for the final battle with the White Walkers.
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We don't know if this process is accelerated or not, but this seems to be how the White Walkers procreate.
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After its initial proposal, administration officials modified it to exclude other necessities, like highchairs, infant walkers and other baby items.
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The walkers passed the church, stopping just beyond it at another building that the pope was not brought to see.
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Many people have become familiar with air walkers because of the man in the photo above: fitness trainer Tony Little.
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Other notable mentions on the list included "I want you around" by Snoh Aalegra and "Playing Games" by Summer Walkers.
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Sunday • Watch the walkers participating in AIDS Walk New York along the route in Central Park, beginning at 10 a.m.
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In essence, the walkers had more efficient brains and better thinking skills now than the control group did, she says.
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The leaders also sang a duet, the 1970s hit "Sha-La-La-La-La" by the Danish rockers The Walkers.
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It suggests parents throw away walkers in their homes and entertain their children in stationary activity centers and other activities.
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One longtime racing hand mentioned to me how he became troubled when he noticed fans negotiating the grandstands with walkers.
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White Walker babies Let's end where we began: We know the White Walkers are going to be important this season.
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A major kitchen overhaul could include lowering counters and installing sinks that have space underneath to accommodate wheelchairs and walkers.
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Similarly, many of the walkers performed no better and some scored worse on the cognitive tests than at the start.
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It moves along in a lurching shuffle it seems to have picked up from the walkers, its decomposing zombie hordes.
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Wheelchair users, people with multiple sclerosis, the elderly with canes and walkers, people struggling with aphasia or spinal cord injury.
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If she dies (and I don't think she will), it will be in the final battle against the White Walkers.
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The horde of walkers itself, however, may be the most jarring sight in a sprawling city known for its traffic.
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Walkers, on the other hand, can be disqualified from a race at any time if they're seen breaking the rules.
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Beckett has started a series of monthly 5k runs in Williamson that attract about 200 or so runners and walkers.
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More are carrying canes and using walkers than before, but many more who could benefit shun them because, to them, canes and walkers imply infirmity, a fate worse than death (80 percent of elderly women told researchers in one study that they would rather die than have to live with a debilitating hip fracture).
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In the new pilot, Benioff and Weiss were smarter about introducing the White WalkersAnother change came with the description of Will's discovery of the wildling corpses and the White Walkers themselves, referred to as "Others" in the first script but White Walkers in the final version (Martin uses these terms interchangeably in the books).
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Walkers account for 14 percent of daily crash fatalities, but that share leaps to 28 percent when the costumes come out.
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Walkers came in all ages, sizes, creeds, genders, sexual orientations, and ability statuses, but all were mobilized with the same agenda.
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Their fascinating new paper, published today in Nature, shows that early walkers had adopted an advanced gait earlier than scientists expected.
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So, if she admits to the existence of an existential threat like the White Walkers, that might win her some time.
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Given the fact that the White Walkers' primary army recruitment method is turning the dead into wights, the answer is no.
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Are the Walkers agile enough go down the steps to the Crypts, or can they revive the dead from a distance?
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The White Walkers are clearly into waging this war for more than just death if they're creating tableaus with their victims.
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Jon Snow sees the Night King for the first time and the threat of the White Walkers finally gets a face.
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If the White Walkers really do return, let's just hope it's for the alternate ending Isaac Hempstead Wright posted on Instagram.
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After bringing Jon Snow back from the dead she pledged herself to him and his cause of fighting the White Walkers.
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Because there's a lot of evidence to support the many different ways human actions might've made the White Walkers feel threatened.
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With all of that, she still had time to fight the White Walkers in episode 3 of season 8 of GOT.
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If they're no longer unified in their fight for the throne, who's to say they'd remain unified against the White Walkers?
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Fans were shocked when the lovable Hodor met his violent end on the series while protecting Bran from the White Walkers.
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It isn't just a physical barrier for the Wildlings and White Walkers, it's a symbol the separation of old and new.
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All of the White Walkers' seemingly aimless wandering paid off the moment undead Viserion punched a hole in the Wall itself.
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You might not know that many millennia ago, White Walkers stormed Westeros in the same way they're preparing to do now.
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But as the White Walkers and their undead ice-dragon break through the Wall, the North is the season's clearest loser.
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In 1996, an earlier safety standard was revised to require that walkers be wider than a doorway and include a brake.
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While the drop in injuries during this period was substantial, thousands of kids are still getting hurt from walkers each year.
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After Drogon blasts White Walkers with fire, the Night King strikes back with a magical spear, killing Daenerys' beloved dragon, Viserion.
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"The Making of a Dream" is a sweeping chronicle of the immigrant rights movement in which the four walkers took part.
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If you're playing with special teams, the White Walkers and the wights pick up +20 each for city-sacking as well.
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There have been hints of the Wall coming down in previous seasons, which would let the Walkers roam freely into Westeros.
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If they survive the White Walkers, she wants Bronn to kill them with the same crossbow that killed her father Tywin.
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In the years following the Long Night, the people south of the Wall weren't much better off than the White Walkers.
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While five White Walkers stood watch over the siege, three of them came armed with spears (the remaining two had swords).
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Rover, an online platform for finding pet sitters and dog walkers, has released a ranking of the most dog-friendly companies.
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Well in Daenerys' case, maybe it means the realisation of just how important the fight against the White Walkers will be.
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Thoros of Myr died north of the Wall, dying in the cold after he was wounded by the White Walkers' wights.
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Basically, I can see all of everything, so I basically know everything you need to do to beat the White Walkers.
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I think one of the most ingenious walkers is coming up in the second half, something that we've never done before.
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More advanced versions of this symbol appear throughout the series when the White Walkers have a big kill (horses, humans, etc).
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This is a battle unlike any the White Walkers have faced before, and it's not clear if they're ready for it.
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That's enough war zone lingo to have us asking whether the White Walkers are about to reign winter hell on us.
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It quickly becomes clear that the killers are none other than White Walkers, long thought to be extinct as a species.
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Suffice it to say, the vindictive community of anti-Olly fans rejoiced as if the White Walkers themselves had been vanquished.
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We knew the White Walkers would somehow threaten the Seven Kingdoms as they never had before — but we had to wait.
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More pedestrians on the road means more deaths when you don't do anything to proactively design environments to accommodate more walkers.
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In the show, the leader of the band of White Walkers has been called the Night's King by the show's creators.
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The era led into the Long Night — a winter that lasted a generation — and the greatest war against the white walkers.
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Northern myths claim the Last Hero (probably the same person as Azor Ahai) defeated the White Walkers during the Long Night.
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When the White Walkers descended, they killed everything in their path, from men to mammoths and even Children of the Forest.
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Say what you will about the White Walkers and their army of wights, but they can't be accused of rushing things.
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Which is why, among many other reasons, you shouldn't trust that Bran knows the truth about what the White Walkers want.
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A social media campaign from U.K. potato chip manufacturer Walkers Crisps has failed spectacularly after it was hijacked by Twitter users.
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Cyclists should find a quieter route, while walkers should stick to the part of the pavement that's further away from cars.
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It's the other side of the same mountain where the White Walkers were first created by the Children of the Forest.
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Ice-forged blades of some kind do seem to be the preference for White Walkers, so signature weapon tracks there. 53.
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We don't know the exact significance, but there seems to be a long connection between the Walkers and this specific pattern.
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Life, war, power, they are all fleeting, so why does any of this matter, even the war with the White Walkers?
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Believability score: 9 Kaitlyn: The last we saw the White Walkers, in episode nine of season five, they were in Hardhome.
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Their nature as fire wights might even make Jon and Beric the only ones immune to the White Walkers' ice magic.
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Hence why Bran needs to take over Hodor now: They need him to get up and help escape the White Walkers.
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The Walkers' approach centers on Iran's malicious behavior, of which their nuclear activity is but one example, albeit a major one.
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I could be in a park in London one afternoon, running, or drinking a coffee and chatting to the dog-walkers.
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Because while we understand why Chris brutally brought down 17 walkers, when he shoots the farmer, a bridge has been crossed.
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It turns out she's keeping a cellar not unlike Hershel's barn — it's full of walkers who eat the occasional doggie dinner.
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My suggestion for summer congestion is that walkers who simultaneously text should pull over to the side, just as in driving.
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The White Walkers we've met so far are generally strong, silent types, and Fairfield says there's a good reason for that.
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A reduction in metabolic cost makes the wearer feel lighter — 12.6 pounds lighter for runners, and 16.3 pounds lighter for walkers.
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In this situation, the walkers came almost close enough to collide before making a marked and large change in their direction.
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While watching Sunday night's new The Walking Dead episode, fans noticed a familiar male figure in the crowd of bloody walkers.
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The White Walkers — whose primary motivation seems to be annihilating people — would be sequestered far away in near the north pole.
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It was important for viewers to understand the White Walkers have social structures similar to humans, like ritualistic symbols and practices.
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With no evidence he suggested the walkers included criminals and terrorists and that billionaire philanthropist-investor George Soros funded their walk.
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I also get bothered by the slow walkers, groups meandering three across, or people who do not stay to the right.
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In Native American tribes, they were often the dream walkers and sight seers and were regarded with great honor and respect.
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I hired dog walkers to work for me so I could take a break from that and just do the management.
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After battling all season to take down The Wall, it's clear that the White Walkers are prepping a full-on assault.
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After a sympathetic and frankly heroic flight attendant slipped me an extra couple of miniature Johnny Walkers, the solution hit me.
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And the difference between Jon Snow, who can come back as the person he's meant to be, and the White Walkers.
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It's hair stylists, dog walkers, babysitters, restaurant workers and others who provide services that people no longer need or can't afford.
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McClain and Koch will still get to join the elite club of space walkers within the already elite club of astronauts.
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Those castles, Last Hearth and Karhold, also happen to be the first the White Walkers would encounter after breaching the Wall.
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TFLiving uses technology to connect service providers, like massage therapists, yoga instructors and dog walkers, with property managers and their residents.
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Almost all of the great philosophers — Socrates, Aristotle, the Stoics, Rousseau, Kant, Thoreau — were walkers whose ideas germinated only in motion.
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The race walkers in Chegin's charge used blood transfusions, in violation of doping rules, and took banned substances, the report said.
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It is a place where grooms muck out stalls and hot walkers and exercise riders loosen up the high-performance horses.
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Jon wants to restore the peace and ensure the loyalties of the families best positioned to defend against the White Walkers.
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Players scoot for wheelchairs and switch seats with those in walkers who can't get up and down for the restroom otherwise.
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We lay in the swamp up to our necks, the Nature Walkers and me, the fetid marsh gurgling all around us.
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We lay in the swamp up to our necks, the Nature Walkers and me, the fetid marsh gurgling all around us.
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In Britain, Walkers chips boast flavors like prawn cocktail, roast chicken and even Marmite, the ubiquitous spread made from yeast extract.
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In Britain, Walkers Crisps have flavors like prawn cocktail, roast chicken and even Marmite, the ubiquitous spread made from yeast extract.
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In Britain, Walkers Crisps boast flavors like prawn cocktail, roast chicken and even Marmite, the ubiquitous spread made from yeast extract.
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Two popular platforms, Wag and Rover, for example, allow customers to use their phones to request the services of trained walkers.
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Towering AT-AT walkers, Poe Dameron's original X-wing Starfighter and multi-story ship decks all add to the galactic experience.
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The White Walkers are dust, the armies are on the march, and the first blood has been spilled at King's Landing.
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The Walkers rise again, and the Night's Watch leader Jon Snow (Kit Harington) wants to make common cause with the wildlings.
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The White Walkers are some of Thrones' creepiest monsters — but they also help tell a really interesting metaphor about climate change.
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Meanwhile, in the far north, the White Walkers have been bidding their time by letting the humans pick each other off.
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If you're not familiar, baby walkers are those wheeled devices that allow kids to push themselves around before they can walk.
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We know that the White Walkers are the most pressing threat as the show nears its end, and at a certain point, all the noble houses are going to have to unite against a new common enemy, just as the First Men and the Children of the Forest did during The Long Night when the White Walkers first emerged.
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The magical powers belonging to everyone from the Children of the Forest to the White Walkers to Bran Stark (Isaac Hempstead Wright) supposedly are rooted in the Grand Weirwood, so if Jon Snow or another hero figured out this connection, they could go find the Grand Weirwood and destroy it with fire, defeating the White Walkers.
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Aside from the frankly hilarious implication that there's an ice nursery filled with White Walker toddlers learning how to read and wight somewhere north of the wall, there's also the reality that Craster's sons have been amplifying the ranks of White Walkers for decades — how many of the current White Walkers are Baby Sam's brother-cousins?
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Some even speculate that the Night's King legend is covering up the real origins of the Night's Watch — not as a brotherhood to protect the realm from the White Walkers, but as protectors of the peace pact struck with the White Walkers during the first Long Night (again check out our Season 4 theory round up for more).
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