Then Maggie would wander in and say something pithy and then wander out.
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People wander in and wander out, except they're all lawyered up now, no doubt.
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A native predator like a dingo might wander into a burn scar and hunt, then wander away.
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Wander Beauty Prone to Wander Kit, $49 This star print one-shoulder blouse from J. Crew is quirky and chic.
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And some of those loose cannons wander off the street to wander around the motel grounds, asking you for bus fare.
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Wander of Wander Financial Services said it's helpful to think about pulling back on spending as a means to an end rather than as a deprivation.
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"Once people … are ready to face the good, bad and ugly, going through the process is helpful and eye-opening," said Wander, owner of Wander Financial Services.
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"I still wonder, wonder beautiful story/Still wonder, wonder best part/I still wander, wander next story/I want to make you mine," he sings on the track.
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For one of the biggest beasts around, the hippo is still quite mysterious—scientists don't know much about where they wander or if they wander much at all.
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" Wander about "The Spider, The Slug, and The Raccoon.
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Trot, skip, and wander about the web in goddamn peace.
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Ray says Boo didn't innocently wander off their property either.
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Why not pair your wander with a little immersive fiction.
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We wander around town and go into a few stores.
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"Delivering a better solution helps attract more assets," Wander added.
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People's minds wander, and sometimes stuff slips through the cracks.
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Tall, boyish models wander in and out for a casting.
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So you wander the play field, looking for conspicuous changes.
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We decide to head to the mall and wander around.
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Most likely to wander off in search of faraway places.
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The silence causes my mind to wander more than usual.
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I wander even when I walk in a straight line.
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A control group was told to let their minds wander.
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But if that's the case, then we need to wander.
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After dinner, the girls wander around the lawn, following fireflies.
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And I let my mind wander, wondering about their lives.
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Customers consider the surrounding streets unsafe and don't wander far.
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" He tried to "let my mind wander into the case.
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Some lost pets do wander into groups of village dogs.
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"Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost" by Steve Blank
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They wander his property with a rare sense of security.
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And yeah, sometimes their minds wander to very interesting places.
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Cows and yak and horses wander around the quiet pastures.
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I tumble onto the couch and let my thoughts wander.
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Running is the perfect time for your mind to wander.
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Game engines, by contrast, let clients wander wherever they like.
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Do the show's intricate narratives still wander into outright obscurity?
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Thinking it through, you might have been drawn to wander.
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Unlike other visitors, Mr. Trump did not wander the pavilions.
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Mayors flew out to Seattle to wander the corporate campus.
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Some of the interesting people who wander by are billionaires.
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"Objects are apt to wander," he wrote in his book.
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We go on some more rides and wander the park.
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It is at these moment that our minds wander uncontrollably.
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If he notices someone's attention wander, his entire face falls.
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There's a Goodwill nearby, and we decide to wander around.
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The mind can wander, and that's when mistakes can happen.
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Authors might wander, but they did not stray for long.
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You must actually rest your mind and let it wander.
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Wander no more , I say; this is the end . ♦
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Or rather, they wander with intense prepossession through many genres.
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He is unable to rest, to let his mind wander.
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Before you get out of bed, let your mind wander.
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I have a dog, so I totally wander the neighborhood.
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"Risk tolerance in the context of a questionnaire is very different than risk tolerance when one's money is actually on the line," said Robert Wander, certified financial planner and owner of Wander Financial Services.
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When you procrastinate, you're more likely to let your mind wander.
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We wander past glistening grapes, eventually spying a huge lavender bush.
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So, your mind is going to wander about what comes next.
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Baboons also wander the camp and are plentiful outside its fence.
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You wander, opening door after door, but you can't get out.
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I pay the under-30 fee and wander through the museum.
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It's all about letting your mind wander to the right places.
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Early park-goers have 11 acres of garden to wander in.
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Between 300 and 400 are thought to wander forests and mountainsides.
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Enter: Lindsay Ellingson, model and a co-founder of Wander Beauty.
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Some wander off to empty theaters to sleep in recliner chairs.
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Occasionally, a stray pokémon may even wander in on its own.
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I wander up to bed around 10 and miss the end.
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As I wander away from them, I notice something following me.
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The AR prompts are hard to miss as you wander around.
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Not all those who wander are lost—unless you're a character
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You can also wander through the site using Google Street View.
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"It makes your brain wander from the task at hand."3.
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I have to let my mind wander, but not my eyes.
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A few wander a bit aimlessly, get lost and sit down.
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Those who wander from the beach are in for a treat.
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There are also beautiful gardens to wander through (no poppies though).
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These songs wander, disinclined to repeat, melodic but not exactly catchy.
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Unsuspecting fish wander into that mouth trap, and it's game over.
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Unfortunately, other parts of the book wander without a clear destination.
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But my mind has begun to wander onto more practical issues.
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Where you are able to wander for a really long time.
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Radio tracker bracelets protect children who might be prone to wander.
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Wander is an orphan, a fallen seminarian, a movie-theater owner.
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Dig it for the atmosphere and let your mind wander throughout.
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From "Where Shall I Wander"; reprinted with permission from Ecco Press
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After handing in assignments, he would wander into the other classroom.
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So that in the throes of onstage passion, things never wander.
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It curbs the spending so much not to wander the aisles.
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Take some time to wander the hotel to check it out.
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That rally made a winner of reliever Wander Suero (210-21).
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Tourists ignore the curfew and wander around in immodestly short shorts.
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I don't want to wander into a dangerous situation they create.
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As they wander canyons, they listen for the voices of ancestors.
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Children wander near him, murmuring Ded Moroz — Santa Claus in Russian.
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That rally made a winner of reliever Wander Suero (6-63).
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After Wander Suero replaced Sanchez, Walker scored on Isan Diaz's single.
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"It's not uncommon for sunfish to wander really far," Nyegaard said.
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"Daydreaming (as with reflection) allows the mind to wander," she explains.
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Also, why did he just, like, wander out of a park?
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You let your mind wander and follow it where it goes.
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Others, like the Duffins, have stumbled on theirs as they wander.
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He takes a few while I wander around in the gift shop.
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Rooms are unfurnished, inviting people to wander about at their own pace.
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During the set break, I wander around in pursuit of some munchies.
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Others wander for days before a U.N. rescue squad can find them.
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So, if you're in New York, wander down and eat chicken parm.
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Overt puzzles are a rarity as you wander around in Prince Interactive.
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The eagle looks away once again, as my minds continues to wander.
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"It became very difficult to focus on too many things," Wander said.
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The yard is not guarded; anyone can wander in off the street.
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Before little ones' minds can wander, something else pops up, often literally.
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Two choral singers in sensible dresses perform Henry Purcell's "Let us wander".
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I wander around the mall near my office block before heading up.
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To wander its streets is to walk through what makes America great.
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We see evidence of true polar wander all over the solar system.
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Pluto, with annotated fault scars that provide evidence of true polar wander.
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Now (1950), these art "manifs" wander the streets like large dangerous beasts.
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Wander Suero came on in the seventh and pitched a scoreless inning.
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Plus, it's a great place to just wander with no set agenda.
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Right, they do the wander around and see them and visit them.
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I'm a lot older than I was when I released Wander/Wonder.
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Trump would wander through the line and get a cheeseburger and fries.
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I'm going to wander around 5th Avenue and try to find Louboutina.
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Instead, just wander around the world's largest surrealist object one your own.
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In all that hurry, there's little unstructured space to wander and investigate.
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Instead, we wander across the street to a nearly empty coffee shop.
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Dogs wander through hospitals, looking for arms and legs severed from diabetics.
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As dinner is being prepped, Benyan and I wander around the village.
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People tend to wander around more when they look at art prints.
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It's just more eerie places to wander around and fight demons in.
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"Anyone can wander in through here," says ADAMS board member Robert Marro.
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Washington's Wander Suero pitched a perfect seventh and eighth with three strikeouts.
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G. and I wander around separately and meet up at the end.
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Wander around on your own or take a 90-minute guided tour.
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Wait till dark, switch on head lamps, and wander into the shallows.
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As such, she's been called the first vampire to wander the earth.
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Students wander around in military garb, evidence of a sizable R.O.T.C. presence.
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We don't let our dogs wander unsupervised or destroy whatever they want.
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So they put on a costume and just wander around the town.
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I don't wander into casual sex expecting it to yield a relationship.
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He then proceeds to wander the land, encountering giants, cults and more.
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Wander Franco had an RBI single in the seventh for the Rays.
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You'll wander the streets whispering "Roast chicken what temperature?" over and over.
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I'll wander into Three Lives bookstore because they always have autographed copies.
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At this rate, Ray may just accidentally wander into a prison cell.
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Victims' families wander confused through a courthouse and nearly miss an appearance.
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They wander through a replica of Mr. Ban's old thatched-roof house.
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She heads to bed at 11, and I wander upstairs around midnight.
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He wanted the freedom to wander, to explore at his own pace.
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There are no designated trails, so visitors just sort of wander about.
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Perry C. Wander, a lawyer for Ms. Jarosik, was unavailable for comment.
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Chickens wander among the tables with entitled beady stares, begging for scraps.
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PARIS — In Paris, it is always possible to wander into the past.
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Do you wander around with a paddle around the streets of Manhattan?
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But yeah, I may do another board but I'm gonna wander around.
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Characters are introduced in a lightning flash of a joke, then wander offscreen.
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Oroville evacuees wander the evacuation shelter in Chico, California, on February 2000, 2100.
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Oroville evacuees wander the evacuation shelter in Chico, California, on February 13, 2017.
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When you wander around the internet, sometimes you can find some crazy stuff.
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If your mind starts to wander, bring your focus back to your breathing.
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I invited them over to my place to freely wander over my face.
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He seems to wander as much as Klinsmann is wont to place him.
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Not everyone can wander into the backside, you need to be escorted otherwise.
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Eventually, I'm able to escape my conversation about trendy wheat alternatives, and wander.
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I notice a tiny shop that looks like a bakery and wander in.
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Today you can wander through the cherry orchards and sample its cherry pie.
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I say "relatively unknown" because Milch didn't just wander onto a movie set.
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And that's why I've been keen and careful to never wander from that.
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Wander Suero (3-7) was charged with three of the eighth-inning runs.
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It was easy to wander into Bachelor Winter Games expecting a lackluster product.
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I wander all over town, wondering where my dignity, privacy, and stability went.
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You must wander, unguided, to discover the parts that are meaningful to you.
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In fact, wander on down this post to the deal of the week.
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Peaceful animals wander in herds, and will stampede if a giant predator intrudes.
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Now we know the answer: wander, pray, get our asses kicked by cheaters.
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We wander into Times Square and people watch before heading to the theater.
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They hang out, wander the city, and tweet pictures with the #WhyLoiter hashtag.
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I wander into Loft Outlet and buy two sweaters that are on sale.
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There are; animals from those other parks, viewers now know, wander into Westworld.
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In the mornings, the herds wander down to the Shire River to drink.
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They can monitor our homes while we wander off, smartphones in our pockets.
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Oh, he also likes to wander through fields shirtless and dance like this.
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Washington reliever Wander Suero retired the Phillies in order to finish the ninth.
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But perhaps my favorite buy was a double-ended concealer from Wander Beauty.
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So I started to think about that and my mind began to wander.
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Another might let you wander freely through some old ruins taking in scenery.
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If a fact-filled wander about town sounds like pure punishment, think again.
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Most of the animals can wander right onto the road, blocking your path.
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Around them wander a menagerie of animals displaying their artist's preternaturally intelligent line.
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But it was hard not to let the mind wander in unsettling directions.
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Other solitary souls will wander by, and I invite them into the conversation.
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"You enjoy!" he says as they wander into the building lobby, slightly confused.
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For a whiff of elegant Britain, wander through the neighborhood of St. James's.
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During mindfulness meditation my thoughts sometimes wander, like stray cats, from my breathing.
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These days, you can't wander around the internet without running into a podcast.
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They also get sent to wander around in the woods on their own.
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And that your womb could just get up and wander around your body.
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The game won't really allow people to wander off as lone-wolves anymore.
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The sense of arrested time grows particularly acute when you wander into Mrs.
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Wander wistfully with us through photographs that capture the season from far above.
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It's also nice to wander without a plan or a destination, just exploring.
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But however long and far you wander, never will you find that somebody.
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I'd wander off and see him nattering away to her on the sofa.
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The Padres scored in the ninth on Allen's RBI single off Wander Suero.
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The sky glowing above a city can be disorienting, leading them to wander.
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"Little kids wander in and teenagers go off with their friends," she said.
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Have a listen as we wander over to the Wednesday puzzle: Your thoughts?
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Some of that money may start to wander out of inert savings accounts.
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Wander Suero (43-7), who followed Scherzer to the mound, earned the win.
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We wander the festival until our feet start to hurt, then head home.
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I spot new ones all the time when I wander around Park Slope.
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I wander into the galley, where the flight attendants are taking a break.
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I might start with some cable news, but I wander around the channels.
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I let my mind wander to my great-grandmother's last days in Huelva.
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If I were president, I too would wander around in my old robe.
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Day 7 is a "wander day" to enjoy eating as you typically would.
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At lunchtime, children wander the village square toting instrument cases on their backs.
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In the hours before Sunday's game, I wander into the tailgating parking lot.
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We decide to wander back to the hotel for a bit to relax.
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It's like a textbook gone right; your attention couldn't wander if it tried.
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You can go out and wander around, if you'd like, she tells him.
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"My eyes will wander to the board to see if I'm beating him."
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Cats love to wander — but just how far they go is pretty wild.
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Have you ever listened to a favorite album and let your imagination wander?
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Marauding elephants also regularly wander into villages in plantations throughout Sumatra, killing workers.
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"Ultimately, it's about putting your resources toward what's important to you," Wander said.
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"This place definitely feels haunted," says Kate as we wander around the complex.
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Buildings are spread out and interlopers can wander between them with little notice.
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They wander about in a daze, and when they kill, it's mostly emotionless.
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Wander around the handsome Georgian squares of Edinburgh's financial district, and nothing looks amiss.
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Science shows that our minds wander off from what we're doing every few minutes.
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From there we wander to the Crystal Palace which is stunning in the sunshine.
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The salesgirls wander the floor whispering to the air, asking if it needs help.
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Then we wander into a weird Japanese shop and giggle at the sex toys.
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The wreckage remained for kids to wander through, a monument to the hotspot's failures.
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That experience gave me some lingering misgivings about her work post-To Wander Determined.
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This occurs when we're distracted by other things and let our minds wander freely.
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My eyes wander, tracing the cracks in the tiled walls, examining the mouldering toilet.
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The rollout starts today with the Fossil Q Wander, Q Marshal, and Q Founder.
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Before you wander off into the untamed wilderness, check out your Multi-Tool screen.
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Buffalo sometimes wander into the vast turbine hall, littered with boilers and other equipment.
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They just allowed their brains to wander from one wild idea to the next.
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Unlike highlighting powders and liquids, which can wander, the jelly consistency largely stays put.
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ICE agents cannot simply wander through immigrant neighbourhoods at random demanding proof of citizenship.
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A couple of my students wander in while I'm eating and want to chat.
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If your mind starts to wander, gently bring your attention back to your breathing.
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I like to let him wander and he follows behind me at all times.
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They wander off together as the walls around them continue to crumble and burn.
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You know that fun game you play every time you wander over to Download.
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Does Wander, the young hero of Shadow of the Colossus, treat that beast right?
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But drivers' minds wander, and their ability to refocus and then react takes time.
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Wander has a sword and bow, along with his horse Agro, and that's it.
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Fossil showed off its Fossil Q Marshal and Fossil Q Wander smartwatches at IFA.
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I accidentally wander into Joy and buy two work sweaters and a skirt. Whoops.
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Afterwards, I wander down a super touristy promenade and stop to try on clothes.
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If you've let a current relationship grow stale, you may be tempted to wander.
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Others with disabilities such as autism wander around a muddy patch of the compound.
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We wander in and out of local art galleries, bookstores, and a coffee shop.
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I wander around the airport and get 15,000 steps in before my next flight.
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I listen to My Favorite Murder and let my mind wander while I walk.
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I wander around with my camera and have no idea what will happen next.
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"He probably will, 90% of the time, wander into my workout session," she said.
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His attorney Perry Wander told PEOPLE the alleged attacked was motivated by road rage.
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Three student filmmakers wander into a forest—what did they have to worry about?
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The little guy can wander around and interact with other creatures in the world.
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I don't get to go wander around New York City and have days off.
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There's very limited cellphone service, and residents wander the streets looking for a signal.
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In order to get traverse the large kingdom, Wander rode a horse named Agro.
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They wander the streets in tattered winter coats, even in the warmth of spring.
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But cows that wander inside the building can get injured by the sharp rubble.
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Your Tamagotchi is also able to wander through town, exploring each nook and cranny.
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The couple stared at Cindy, jaws dropped, then found an excuse to wander away.
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Make sure to wander into a botanica where Santeria and Vodou supplies are sold.
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Dodging door girls and bouncers, I wander around the halls in a confused haze.
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Actually, they all kind of sound like orgasms, if you let your imagination wander.
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Abuh is often allowed to wander freely around the park grounds during daytime hours.
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"Definitely take time to just wander," a Wegmans employee from Virginia told Business Insider.
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Five small, silly, delicately drawn animals wander across blank pages, unsure why they're there.
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Like others of its type, the book encourages the eye and mind to wander.
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"To be creative we need to let our minds wander and imagine," Daisley writes.
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The hundreds that turned up to see him wander away happy and move on.
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We realized that factory jobs are very repetitive and your mind starts to wander.
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I go to the Met to wander and to be inspired all the time.
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"Virgil Wander" is a lush crowd-pleaser about meaning and second chances and magic.
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During class, my mind is too afraid to wander, so it goes into overdrive.
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There, the viewer can wander in low-gravity across reproductions of the cratered surface.
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At a bar, she leaves a stand-up set to wander around a Walgreens.
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Visitors at the New Museum show wander in, not knowing quite what to expect.
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Wander past the Orchard and the stunning pool, and you'll reach Delano Beach Club.
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You'd wander around these empty streets — they were just beginning to call it TriBeCa.
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Towing provides less navigational control, as the barge may wander from side to side.
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They seem to say: Do not wander, do not play, do not fool around.
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You must wander and pass hraka out in the open, exposed to the Thousand.
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A couple shepherds tended their herds in the thick dust, letting the sheep wander.
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I know the desk staff at the gym, so I wander over to chat.
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But not just anyone can wander into this shop and find these special pieces.
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Chickens wander the grounds outside that serve as a graveyard for abandoned, broken vehicles.
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They would take a subway line to its terminus and wander a new neighborhood.
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Sometimes, during practice, Winston's mind will wander and he will think of his brother.
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He would wander the streets and get into fights or steal his parents' money.
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There's a view of the field where Miles' eyes inevitable wander during smoking class.
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Now I have an hour to kill, so I wander around Pike's Place Market.
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The side-by-side Broadway Market and Tooting Market are worth a morning's wander.
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I wander by the Cutler-Cohens for the last time in the seventh inning.
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A few hospitals with ground-floor wards have added gardens where patients can wander safely.
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"Out there, in the humbling grandeur of nature, you're really free to wander," he says.
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So we watch her wander into trouble over and over, without much rhythm or reason.
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If Democrats botch the jungle primary, they may be destined to wander in the wilderness.
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After all, nobody should have to wander into a sex shop to realize they're normal.
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I was much more present and mindful throughout the day, and let my thoughts wander.
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Shortly after I arrive, the Sthacks members wander out, giving David and me the room.
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Through mathematical analysis, Leconte found that these tidally locked planets should experience true polar wander.
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Trew Men's Wander JacketA simple wind-blocking shell is all you need in epic weather.
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Fields stresses that improving customer service is just as important as lowering prices at Wander.
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In each, you moved along a fixed path, with limited opportunity to wander and explore.
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We go through Hyde Park, wander the Botanical Gardens and get a picture at Mrs.
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Perhaps, in a cruel turn, a new girl in town causes Mike's affection to wander.
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I wander into Payless again because they have a great deal on no-show socks.
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They must be allowed to wander safely outside the park without being shot willy-nilly.
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Wander said its team was going to work on Yahoo's mobile and emerging products.52.
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You can't look at your phone, you can't check Twitter, and you can't wander around.
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Not all who wander are lost, especially if they have a friend roaming with them.
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And that mechanism points to an important reason for studying polar wander—reconstructing past climate.
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Unlike other central banks, it often let market rates wander quite far from its target.
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"Man this place is so magical," Ilana says as they wander through the retirement community.
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Wander around the house drinking tea, contemplating going to the gym and bothering the cats.
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"He loves to hang out around the books and wander between the shelves," she says.
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You wander around from town to town, each with their own problems, concerns, and culture.
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Bears, caribou, and apparently even seals are known to wander onto the runway, causing delays.
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In this tomato-centric video, they wander through a chain supermarket doing their weekly shopping.
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In between missions, you can wander your DropShip chatting-up your crew of buccaneering freelancers.
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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The drones are also geo-fenced so none can wander out of the safe zone.
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We wander blindly in the darkness until an algorithm puts one person in another's car.
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Anyways, allow your mind to wander to possible Shaft re-reboots if you want to.
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Take time to relax and let your mind wander with our all-new coloring pages!
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"Not everyone shares this strange desire to wander the streets and photograph strangers," she says.
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Jack allowed his gaze to wander as Mike came toward him down the blacktop path.
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When my mind did wander, it was usually in more creative, rather than practical, directions.
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For millennia, skygazers have imagined what it might be like to wander among the stars.
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That money-grubber, just sitting there, letting his mind wander, not even pretending to work.
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It's easy to let your mind wander to, uh, alternate explanations for bad things happening.
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And so they wander through various circles of the urban dispossessed in search of acceptance.
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Off to wander office looking for teensy bit of chocolate and confess insecurities in diary.
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See Crystal Universe in action below: Wander through the Crystal Universe from teamLab on Vimeo.
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Any waking I did between to wander or think was overwhelmed by the vibrating light.
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Others, disoriented and dehydrated, wander for days before a U.N. rescue squad can find them.
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You play a silent, unnamed, unseen protagonist and wander around the island solving maze puzzles.
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"Even when church wasn't going on I'd wander into the auditorium and sing," She says.
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In Walden, a game you can wander the woods, eat huckleberries, and find fishing holes.
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We wander into jazz clubs and dining rooms and seem unsure of why we've come.
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And he tends to wander off on tangents, switch directions and erupt in non sequiturs.
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Ms. Gray offers four entries that wander off from their proper places in the grid.
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Cursed and doomed to wander, he now finds himself at Colonus, a town near Athens.
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We wander through the labyrinth of life hoping to discover some kind of ontological truth.
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I'll watch the flame bob and let my mind wander, until I realize I'm sleepy.
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If you're outside having a barbecue or whatever, he may wander up and say hi.
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After getting through security, I wander for 15 minutes to find the shortest coffee line.
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Four male models charting varying degrees of androgyny wander in and out, quickly changing clothes.
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With the streets of Llandudno unnaturally quiet, the goats have been free to wander undisturbed.
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I, too, was allowed to wander far and wide when I was in grade school.
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In some cases, I just wander in and explore the empty hallways and empty classrooms.
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WANDER My Sundays are always a little different but I have a little more time.
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You wander into fast-growing Silicon Valley-based companies, and what do they feel like?
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If your mind starts to wander, just notice that and come back to the breath.
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They are also most companionable hosts in the specially outfitted pub through which they wander.
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But it also feels slight and uncommanding, letting both your eyes and your mind wander.
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I wander over to the bus stop and get on the beautiful, air conditioned bus.
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I went for a wander and there wasn't a soul around aside from the staff.
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Wander downhill from Old Town to Geneva's first botanic garden, the leafy Parc des Bastions.
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"My experience with this is, 'Oh, this is a nice way to wander,'" he said.
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Expect to see PCs and consoles wander into each others' turf a lot this year.
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They wander at first, then find direction; they deepen and soak in, rather than evaporate.
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Yet Per is cursed: he's destined to wander, destined to quest, and destined to fail.
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Shops emerge along these routes, and downtown workers wander them in shirt sleeves at lunch.
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But beware of confused drivers while you wander the lanes looking for your vehicle. 4.
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During a postdoctoral fellowship at Cornell, Dr. Feigenbaum was already allowing his focus to wander.
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During a postdoctoral fellowship at Cornell, Dr. Feigenbaum was already allowing his focus to wander.
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He would wander off, distracted by the passing cars, insisting that they were following him.
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Wander downhill from Old Town to Geneva's first botanic garden, the leafy Parc des Bastions.
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Its tracks prize mantras over hooks, and wander in structure and tempo, taking improvisational tangents.
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He searches for a drainage system, and I wander away, fingering pipe joints and chain-link.
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We wander around some more taking in the parts of the city we haven't explored yet.
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"You wander down paths and then you're confronted by some really cool contemporary sculpture," Griffin says.
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We do the walk and wander around the festival getting lots of treats for the pups.
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We wander the fair and check in on her occasionally, but she is totally self-sufficient.
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The challenge is that autistic people and others with disabilities "wander" for all sorts of reasons.
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Jones delivered a two-out, two-run single off Wander Suero (3-6) in the seventh.
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"I would go to sleep at night and my mind would wander in madness," she said.
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I wander downstairs, pour myself a cup of my mom's coffee, and chat with my parents.
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I was left to wander the vast expanse of WoW without a friend on the server.
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When you need to go, you wander through dozens of stalls, peeking beneath doors for feet.
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If they failed to sell all 20, the cheerleaders had to wander the stands between quarters.
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A mouse comes out from the undercarriage of the VW and she watches it wander about.
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Even when the characters repeat themselves, or wander off into monologues, there is a rhythmic effect.
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My favorite activity, though, was simply to wander out of Martha's home and around Santo Domingo.
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In order to let rhinos live as naturally as possible, the rangers let them wander freely.
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I wander into the kitchen to make coffee and decide to be ambitious and make crepes.
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During these investigation sequences, you wander around some designated area and talk to everyone you see.
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So we're left to wander alone, pronouncing brand names how we think they might be said.
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The only problem with this method was that the AI tends to let its mind wander.
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He has amassed followers, called the Kwankwasiyya, who wander the streets sporting his distinctive red cap.
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Users come to Pinterest and wander around, giving brands an opportunity to find new potential consumers.
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In addition, Robinhood is disclosing that it has appointed Wander Rutgers as president of Robinhood International.
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The cities are down, and survivors wander the face of the earth as pirates or beggars.
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As you wander through, you'll hear characters talking and whispering, revealing the bones of a story.
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I wander around Costco and pick up protein shakes, frozen fajita bowls, and seaweed snacks, too.
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I've seen Porowski wander the aisles of Whole Foods, enchanted by the possibilities each ingredient represents.
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But don't wander too far: Mercury is retrograde, so you're bound to run into some traffic.
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Is it in unruly syllables that wander high and low on the page and defy meaning?
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Instead, I like to wander around and let it reveal what it wants to show me.
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There are only so many free art exhibitions you can wander around before it gets boring.
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You'll be in conversation while you wander around the island, exploring caves and scaling rocky cliffs.
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Legends of the Yeti scare kids so they "wouldn't wander far away," he told the BBC.
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Visitors will wander through a radiology department, a pharmacy, a laboratory, and an intensive care unit.
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You can wander through the gardens, view the exhibition space, and take plenty of artsy photos.
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When deer wander through her backyard, she gets as close as she can to feed them.
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It will affect people who want to "come to Williamsburg and wander around," Mr. Ottaway said.
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People sometimes wander in when the gates are open, thinking the grounds are a public park.
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The audience's minds and characters can wander but within certain parameters and purposes established, often invisibly.
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Her tunes wander and veer; they manage their own beauty, bringing it forth at variable intervals.
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So he is sent into an uninhabited place to wander, where no one can see him.
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So they wander back, fix it up, add a sofa, and live there happily ever after.
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Some animals, like lions, cause concern when they wander off the reserve and into human communities.
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I find myself thinking about O'Connor's character all the time as I wander around the city.
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So we wander down the road of what it is we think We want to say.
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Many people with dementia wander and become lost, so they can't go outside on their own.
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In a corresponding move, the Nationals optioned right-handed reliever Wander Suero to Triple-A Syracuse.
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Hollywood personalities, like the actors Vince Vaughn and Arnold Schwarzenegger, are said to still wander in.
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Frankly, you wouldn't want to wander in accidentally and see what might be on their screens.
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For the low cost of $4.99, you too can wander around a barren landscape doing nothing.
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Do I feel silly reminding myself to walk like a penguin as I wander around DC?
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Players wander around a series of rooms and confront plain black text that contain cryptographic puzzles.
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Can you elaborate on what you thrive on when you wander the backroads with your camera?
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Wide eyed folk smoke in the garden and wander listlessly around its many terraces and crevices.
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"The dead wander the lanes of the next life like strangers lost in Venice," Cromwell reckons.
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I wander around the exhibition looking at naked bodies and wondering when exactly nudity became passé.
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Yet who are we to make demands of the spirit, which will wander as it will?
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Storm Boy's loose education comes from his father, leaving him endless time to wander the beach.
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But it can be useful for your mind to wander, and that's where scatterfocus comes in.
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The older kids, whoever's in the house, will kind of wander down between 9 and 11.
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"Toward the end of a four-hour shift, your mind can start to wander," she said.
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This was the situation before the coronavirus began its lethal, wealth-destroying wander around the globe.
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Wander through the wilderness of a salt-soaked island, consider death, the future, God, and failure.
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I don't like to aimlessly wander, especially in a place where thunderstorms can appear without warning.
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However, that doesn't mean they sit back and let people wander off in the wrong direction.
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The mall is divided up so it never actually feels that big when you wander around.
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It's especially fun to wander into the "hidden" cafés and restaurants contained within, like XVA Cafe.
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Spending time on mindless tasks allowed the mind to wander and be more creative, researchers found.
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They fear "losing it"—when residents, overcome by monotony or anxiety, wander the halls like zombies.
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There was an unspoken rule that you could just wander into whatever party you wanted to.
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I still love to wander, only now I do it, as often as not, through books.
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The police are asked to find people with dementia who wander and to bring them home.
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Right. You just wander in and bam, you've got to pay Jessica Lessin some money. Right.
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There's something to be said of taking a digital detox and allowing our minds to wander.
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The game wants the player to wander around a cemetery, and in trade, it asks questions.
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On the way there, we wander through a little community market that's part of the neighborhood celebrations.
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I put our name in for a 21100:2110 dinner and we wander around to kill time.
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ShoppingBrowse DIY furniture with IKEA PlaceEverything looks perfectly placed when you wander through IKEA's labyrinth-like showroom.
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A few enemies may wander over to you as you wait, but it's nothing you can't handle.
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That's not exactly true; it's difficult to wander around the internet without rubbing up against sexual content.
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I get my tax-free shopping signed off by an official, then wander around for a bit.
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We wander into the park behind the campus and settle on a bench to eat our lunch.
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Plenty of people know that leopards wander the streets of Mumbai, but few people ever see them.
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As they wander lost from taxi ride to taxi ride through the late night streets of Tokyo.
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"The idea behind Wander was created around some deep frustration with the net neutrality repeal," says Fields.
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Let's just say that this trap would brutally murder any raccoon hapless enough to wander across it.
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Some, unaware of physical reality, fall in holes; others wander into the thick of an armed robbery.
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In Audi's case, the car has many different pairs of eyes, so the driver's can potentially wander.
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He likens Sputnik Planum's migration to the polar wander geologists observe on Earth and other rocky planets.
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We wander down the street a bit and find a place called Coates Cafe that looks cute.
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"When you get to that level and realize that, you can make extraordinary things happen," Wander says.
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We both realize we've never been to Wegmans before, and wander around in awe of its magic.
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From time to time, kangaroos wander out into the water in Australia — sometimes just to cool off.
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You can wander the cities as Origins protagonist Bayek, or you can be Julius Caesar or Cleopatra.
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CENTRAL bankers may control short-term interest rates, but long-term ones are mostly free to wander.
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Shelters are full so those who are homeless and addicted wander the streets in the freezing cold.
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"Our eyes tend to wander around more when there is nothing to look at," Martinez-Conde says.
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Make sure to wander downstairs where a gorgeously designed speakeasy can be accessed via phone booth, too.
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He was miserably homesick, and would wander into Central Park just to talk township slang to himself.
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"I wander in an endless perspective where I seem to be the vanishing point," typed the chatbot.
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We could wander through Maximoff's bleak Sokovian childhood in Eastern Europe with her twin brother Pietro a.k.
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Your eyes and ears should wander through The Moon Represents My Heart, though, before following the text.
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If our animals wander off, how do we call neighboring villages to find out where they went?
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"I had no idea all of humanity would wander over here once they got off the plane."
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Or just wander the Plateau district looking for members of Arcade Fire, who got their start here.
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When away from home, it is essential to be vigilant, as a person can quickly wander off.
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I used to wander around trade shows with a rolling suitcase, unable to get meetings and despondent.
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She cannot wander off to find food without worrying that the police might seize her shopping cart.
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Anyone can wander into the forest—or, indeed, to the airport—and gather caterpillars, ants and grasshoppers.
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Others wander homeless, some turning to crime, like prostitution, adding law enforcement woes to the social challenges.
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Sports of The Times So the bear will be left to wander the athletic wilderness this August.
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Wander Suero pitched a scoreless seventh for Washington, and Fernando Rodney did the same in the eighth.
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"We're at a moment where we're seeing the whole world rising to meet this problem," Wander said.
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Listless men wander from one arena to another across cracked concrete in vast and empty parking lots.
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The firm's London team will be led by Wander Rutgers, who joins from UK-based fintech Plum.
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With that exposition done and dusted, he can wander in search of booze into a drag club.
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Ljubljana is a rewarding town in which to wander, even without the gossipy guidance of Mr. Butoln.
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In the fog of thin hope, I wander this sad world We've made with the enemy's words.
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"I don't want you to be like those idle boys who wander our streets," he told me.
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You'll remember flinging Wander through the open air to land safely in a tuft of Colossus fur.
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It was in their nature to take risks, to let their minds wander while landing a plane.
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A lot of what we do all day is wander and sit and stare out the window.
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A child needs a forest of words to wander through, a sea of words to splash in.
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Cincinnatus and George Washington: to wander back toward civility and put the national interest of personal ambition.
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I let my hands wander over my waist, feeling the way it curved in and then out.
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When I can't stand looking at the tick tick tick tick, my eyes wander to the ceiling.
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The tragedy of Wander and the Colossus comes to PS4 next year, joining a generation of retellings.
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Customers either have to wander into a sex toy store or go for a little internet adventure.
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Dressed as Boy Scouts, Moules's many selves wander through idyllic landscapes ripped from the Hudson River School.
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We all wander through our days tempting fate by porting around gadgets with sub-par battery life.
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According to STV NEWS, the bed and breakfast has 14 hens that occasionally wander off the property.
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The dead man then set out, doomed to wander until he can find an eternal resting place.
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During a layover in London, he leaves her alone to wander the city while he sleeps around.
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Otherwise I wander these landscapes only speaking with myself, slowly losing the meaning and import of language.
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With my track record, I seemed doomed to wander this earth alone, pining for someone else's boyfriend.
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While immersed in the film, viewers can maneuver through the virtual world and wander to different planets.
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Wander through the glass houses to find carnivorous plants, ferns, cactuses and lilies from around the world.
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This meant some could not be supervised around the clock and would wander, sometimes tripping and falling.
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Every so often, he'd pause in his remarks to wander about the stage, basking in the adulation.
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But unlike in 2015, Mr. Trudeau is unlikely to wander around the country making promise after promise.
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You wander the crowd, looking at faces, calm in the weightlessness of being finally, blissfully, only yourself.
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Shortstop Wander Franco, pitcher Brent Honeywell and the two-way player Brendan McKay all rank among MLB.
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Something free or cheap Wander the Museum of Street Art at the CitizenM Hotel in the Bowery.
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For example, at 17A, the answer to the clue "Wander locally with no plans" is BUM AROUND.
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A more adventurous option is to wander the souks of Marrakesh, Tangier or Fez on your own.
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Your children wander aimlessly poisoned by cocaine, Choosing to indulge their lusts, when God has said abstain.
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The house progresses through the centuries as you wander downward, like an empty, ghostly version of itself.
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Wander Suero (5-7), who followed Scherzer to the mound, faced one batter and got the win.
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Late at night I would wander down the hill, and walk those streets, watching and joining in.
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Walking and talking is therapeutic and Denver's fun to wander — it's small enough to change every block.
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In spring it feels O.K. to just kind of wander around wherever there are things to see.
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She liked the idea of being completely free to work and wander with Mommens, her great love.
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The Wander Beauty Baggage Claim Gold Eye Masks are the perfect hydrating, brightening companion for your travels.
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It's all glowing in the distance, and you put on electronic music and just wander over there.
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My sister Lavinia — she's younger than I — says I tend to wander back and forth in time.
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Every seat is occupied, and I wander between the stacks: Astronomy, Home Economics, Satire in Kannada Literature.
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So is lane-keeping assist, which nudges the car back between the road stripes if you wander.
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The Nationals also optioned right-hander Wander Suero to Triple-A Syracuse and released outfielder Rafael Bautista.
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Australia is renowned for its abundance of wildlife, and sometimes the cute creatures wander onto the roads.
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Hunter Strickland, Wander Suero and Tanner Rainey each threw a scoreless inning to close out Washington's win.
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Most visitors will spend time in the museum, then wander down a boardwalk south of the building.
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Now, it's the Democrats' turn to wander in the political wilderness, wondering how it all went wrong.
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It's a new form of Latin pop that makes no compromises, and doesn't let your ear wander.
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But I had been told you could always find an empty street if you wander a bit.
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My lack of direction was obvious and I had a tendency to wander away from the group.
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During those summers, I would wander up the lane early in the morning to collect the newspaper.
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A mélange of anonymous figures, lifted from anatomy textbooks, wander this landscape of combining and recombining imagery.
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Wander through the vast floor of exhibitor tables and just try not to spend all your money.
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After lunch, the crew makes the strange choice to split up for the day and wander around Derry.
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So, yeah, they kind of let us wander off without any adult supervision and do what we want.
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It's too cold to wander around between restaurants, so we decide to just walk home and order food.
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The town of Athens is so small that most locals are bound to wander in at some point.
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There is so much to see in this store, so I do my best not to wander around.
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The app is loved for its casual premise, wander in and out of the rooms at the party.
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Although people who wander may gain social contact, exercise, and stimulation, they can also become lost or exhausted.
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Wander is giving PEOPLE readers an exclusive discount so you can get in on all the gorgeous action.
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Being single means, of course, that you can just wander into parties or restaurants at any given time.
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The rest, including the film's protagonists, are left to rot as they wander the bombed out British city.
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They wander listlessly across the screen, seemingly bored unless you give them a tap for a little heart.
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I was stoned and trying to sleep, but her large, longhaired cat would occasionally wander into her room.
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Nationals right-hander Wander Suero (4-7) picked up the victory with two-thirds innings of scoreless relief.
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It can supposedly recognize "thousands of items," and wander around your home putting them back where they belong.
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People wander the world in search not just of jobs and security but also of beauty and history.
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Growing up, I didn't spend a lot of time with random sets of blocks, letting my mind wander.
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These animals can still wander into areas that are off limits to humans, and become contaminated with radiation.
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Mancari's first video for "Dirty Dishes," which you can watch below, is an exercise in watching sound wander.
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The cave makes a sudden moaning sound, and the teens disperse, leaving Mikkel to wander inside of it.
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Next I wander into the temporary space occupied by Découvert Fine Art, which is based in Rockport, Massachusetts.
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She let her hands wander about his body and felt an addition she did not remember from childhood.
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You wander outside — collecting some basic outerwear, thankfully — and suddenly there's this expansive world in front of you.
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Intel is showing off robots with RealSense cameras that can wander around your house and recognize different people.
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My eyes wander towards the fried chicken, but I walk away before I have a chance to cave.
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I walk next door to Whole Foods and wander around the store, not really knowing what to buy.
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The Wander has a more feminine design, with a gold finish and softer lines, and interchangeable leather straps.
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More importantly, in the fifth and final season, there was resistance from viewers, who began to wander away.
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Listen to the drum-heavy music and see how it conducts the illustrated canvases you can freely wander.
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As night falls, wander over to Chris Burden's Urban Light, an installation of 202 cast iron antique lamps.
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I missed the freedom for my mind to wander and land on him as it almost always did.
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Mostly, the Città Alta was a perfect place to wander, since the streets are so narrow, on foot.
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Could Cleveland Heep from Lady in the Water, out on a stroll sometime, accidentally wander into the Village?
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Today, this mechanism breeds pessimism and negativity through the mind's tendency to wander until it finds a threat.
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Overhead cameras track you as you wander the aisles, logging the items you pick up and put down.
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The rubber sole does enable you to wander outside into modest terrain, but I might recommend against it.
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"Tomorrow, each new day, I want to see the city, take new photographs, meet people and wander alone."
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Every so often, Mr. Vee said that stragglers wander in at night looking for an after-dinner cappuccino.
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Data from browsers can be thought of as a proxy for human behavior, as people wander the web.
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Alzheimer's disease can manifest itself differently from patient to patient, and the tendency to wander is not predictable.
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If you wander through some corners of eBay, or Amazon, or even YouTube, you'll see 'em: The clones.
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Next to wander silhouette first into the Undressed's dystopian human-assimilation device is Ruby, who—unfortunately—I hate.
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In it, players wander an island and listen to a disembodied man read from letters to his wife.
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I'm sure this is a point where plenty of solvers, working their way through a week, wander off.
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Go and actually watch the parade, wander the booths, and interact with the people out celebrating their existence.
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But as they were mostly left alone by security, they felt free to wander around engaging with people.
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People also assume that before the agricultural revolution, humans had to wander around as foragers and hunter-gatherers.
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It's really interesting when you think about it, because we have allowed ... We used to wander through stores.
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Yet now in Morehead, Moore said that same-sex couples don't typically wander the streets hand in hand.
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You are encouraged to wander and ruminate, but every room, particularly in Off-Peak, houses a new idea.
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It's a short adventure where players wander a surrealist and watery landscape, navigating between tiny islands by boat.
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"He lived in this area and would wander the piers of Chelsea late at night," Mr. Rips said.
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What does it mean to wander in the wilderness for 40 days and nights and face your demons?
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Donaldson hit a two-run homer off Wander Suero to put Atlanta ahead 4-0 in the seventh.
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Get off at the Hollywood Road or Staunton Street stops to wander the heart of the gallery district.
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Feeling free and looking insane, I wander half-dressed through my apartment on my phone, hunting for snacks.
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There are books in English, Arabic, Spanish and Mandarin, placed low so children can wander up to them.
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Couples may take a two- to three-hour hike through the tropical jungle or wander popular tourist destinations.
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Once only the toughest clues remained, family members would wander off, until Mom was alone with her puzzle.
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The concrete buildings that you wander through in various sections of the game don't seem to mean anything.
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The kids aren't terribly engaged in their school work, and like to wander nearby woods looking at birds.
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Virgin Atlantic also has a self-serve snack pantry called the "Wander Wall" for its premium economy passengers.
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In the game's starting area, AI wolves would routinely wander into the main town and start mauling people.
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The survivors wander around an empty city, usually London, regretting the lost world of restaurants and symphony orchestras.
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Unless you happened to wander over to a nearby window and glance to your left, you'd miss it.
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" In his chapter on creativity, Professor Lightman instead emphasizes the value of "letting the mind wander and spin.
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Wander down Main Street to the Sandpiper Ice Cream Shop, where the homemade butter pecan is a standout.
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Ever innocently wander onto Instagram's Following tab and accidentally unearth something you, uh, didn't necessarily want to see?
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Eddie sips his tea and his eyes wander to the painting that Millie has hung in the kitchen.
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In a Cunningham dance, the mind can wander, experience different rates of change, be baffled, engrossed, astonished, bored.
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Visitors conclude their meetings and then wander around, testing doorknobs until finding one that leads to an exit.
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But even Yellowstone wolves are being killed by sport hunters when they wander outside the invisible Park boundary.
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Beyond those events, guests can snap up Sustain lubricants, tampons and the like, or simply wander the store.
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Many of the lofts had no doors, Ms. Resnick said, and the patients would wander into people's homes.
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We look for a taxi and I see a shop selling organic argan oils so I wander in.
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We get our last fix of fresh orange juice ($2) and kinda just wander around for a bit.
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It also has a night light so you can watch them wander around your campsite in the dark.
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She observed that some 4-year-olds wander on to the beach with their own shovel and bucket.
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Wander across a suspension bridge that floats high above the treetops, 82 feet up at its highest point.
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She was back on the loudspeaker, this time admonishing parents for letting their children wander down the lanes.
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In the evenings, they sometimes wander into town to shop, unfazed by the geopolitical implications of their stay.
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Wander over to the more liberal Table of Knowledge and you'll hear mocking outrage of the 45th president.
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Instead of a traditional rock garden, the Center invites visitors to wander the paths of the Rocket Garden.
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It was nice to wander around a pretty environment, sure, but she wanted more systems and more interactivity.
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Mr. Sayyed also worries that his nephew and nieces will wander away from the safety of their tent.
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If you ever feel like you just need to chill, get under the covers and wander Proteus's worlds.
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I decided to spend the next night at my boyfriend's to make sure I didn't wander outside again.
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Lately, Mr. de Blasio's eye has begun to wander again as his administration faces one crisis after another.
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They wander, and in an environment far-flung from their former dwellings, Katla enchants a young widower, Johann.
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Besides, if someone did happen to wander into the wrong theater and stay, what would their reaction be?
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But filming solo is a bit more relaxed so my mind can wander to what's my cat doing?
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Let's put the madman in the attic, and let the madwoman out to wander free on the moors.
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The days when you shut down the mental machinery that keeps life on track and let life simply wander.
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Some of the most tested — go for a walk, take a shower, let your mind wander — are not revolutionary.
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What's it like to wander through abandoned chateaus, chapels, and cathedrals of Europe and marvel at their dusty opulence?
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We wander the convention center a little bit before realize we want to head back to the Artist Alley.
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"If there was a receptive female that would wander up about that point, they would stop that," he added.
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Then wander into the city to tour Graceland, eat your fill of barbecue, and explore the city's musical history.
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Once that's done, there are two story missions to focus on before you really start to wander and explore.
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Nuzzle, releasing this month, has an embedded GPS to help you find them if they happen to wander off.
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Instead, they&aposll wander around in groups across Tumblecube Island while the player waits for attack bars to fill.
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We wander around frantically and then decide to go see a movie at the iMax theater about dogs ($14).
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Yet there is no data showing that trackers are effective at preventing injury or death for people who wander.
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So build some into your days – time to take a break, meet some new people, wander, or just wonder.
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If you wander through any graveyard, you'll find grave markers made of all manner of the same thing: stone!
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" Only females dig burrows, and the males "just wander into pre-made burrows looking for females to mate with.
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The ski resort is in the middle of a cute little village, so we wander around looking for food.
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We wander around the park and then head to a cool area of the city with some interesting skyscrapers.
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I wander back to my Airbnb to rest, stopping along the way to check out cute little side streets.
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Then, as you wander around them, you realize: This jungle emits noises, and they alter according to your proximity.
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Participating brands include Sand & Sky, Wander Beauty, Beachwaver, RMS Beauty, Huxley, Davroe, Acure, IPKN, Embryolisse, Winky Lux and ARROW.
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Basically, Wander owns and operates the network and gives real estate owners a share of the revenue coming in.
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This tilting of the moon, known as true polar wander, is preserved in the distribution of lunar polar volatiles.
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I wander along in front of this wall of images and then, to my amazement, I see someone familiar.
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"It can be one thing when the market is up and another when the market is down," Wander said.
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You have to be alert for 152 minutes, lest your mind wander off and lose track of the story.
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It's tucked away on the sixth floor, and visitors, mostly tourists, seem to wander around it, appearing slightly lost.
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Occasionally conversations bump into each other, or fall out completely depending on your timing, leaving you to wander silently.
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By not putting time and effort into this, you're almost guaranteed to wander off course and lose your audience.
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Kyle Barraclough gave up Abreu's two-run homer, and Wander Suero allowed a game-tying drive to Welington Castillo.
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"If you don't feed the mind, the mind will wander and the street will feed the mind," Jackson says.
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I look forward to a world where people use it to wander more, just for the sake of wanderlust.
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Before reaching Kline's Crying Games, viewers wander into Cécile B. Evans' immersive and mesmerizing installation, What the Heart Wants.
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While we wait for them to be made, I wander around and grab produce I'll need for the week.
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He also said it was a safety issue, because there are poisonous snakes that wander the museum's outdoor areas.
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I've showed off its apps to my colleagues, although it's so slow that some wander away while they're launching.
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Flocks of chickens and ducks, a goat, a couple of sheep and seven peacocks wander around a small stable.
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Deer are notoriously skittish, yet the two deer here wander about and come very close to this crouching person.
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In places like Ellenikon, migrants are free to walk in and out of the camp and wander into town.
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Not only can the drone follow you, it also can predict your path and wander in front of you.
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Her boy has, on occasion, been known to wander off and strike up a conversation with a police officer.
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He likes escaping the bustle of New York City from time to time, to wander in nature a bit.
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Washington reliever Wander Suero came on in the sixth and went two innings and did not allow a run.
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Fossil is expanding its Android Wear smartwatch lineup today with two new models: the Q Wander and Q Marshal.
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Music was a maze through which listeners should wander freely, stumbling on the unexpected and not knowing the end.
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Yeah, I used to watch him wander around on his Segway all the time, when they first came out.
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This encourages people to wander in and get a feel for the museum before committing to buying a ticket.
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Occasionally a woman will wander over to the smaller dumbbells, do a circuit in the corner and quickly leave.
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When we think of vegan food, our minds tend to wander to fresh, unprocessed, grains, veggies, fruits, and nuts.
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" What she longed for was the time to wander, to observe, to collect and absorb, to "fill her tank.
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After all, as we learned on Lost, it's pretty dangerous for oblivious Americans to wander onto an uncharted island.
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They made sure that the cows didn't wander too close to the steep slopes or graze on poisonous plants.
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Jim Beitel continued to wander, but his mood was very different from what it had been the day before.
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Next time you stop by the Financial District, wander on over to this hidden gem of a food cart.
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Wardens said some people wander off the paths and block the birds' burrows, preventing puffins from feeding their chicks.
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It's more anecdotal, describing habitual patterns in the lives of the two main characters as they wander and survive.
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I decided to wander around the site, soaking up everything I saw and heard while my pill kicked in.
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"But they can't simply wander around the world, assisting other law [enforcement], saying, 'We're here to help,'" Barns said.
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Reckon Calvin Harris would be as big as he is now if he didn't wander around in his briefs?
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In their abstract nature and focus on color, field paintings serve as opportunities for the viewer's mind to wander.
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They just wander the zombie wasteland, trying to find their contacts while counterintelligence teams lurk behind walls and monuments.
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Cost: $135 for the sweatshirt, $145 for the sweatpantsFind out more about hte Alala Wander Sweatpant and Sweatshirt here.
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After drinks and shortbread, we wander around Williamsburg for another couple of hours, stopping in book and art shops.
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So they decided to escape the sun and wander the stadium's shaded concourses or to leave the ballpark altogether.
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Roosters wander past pink and turquoise facades threaded with wild foliage in the capital city (also called São Tomé).
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Because Matthew had long hair and a beard, smoked and tended to wander on the beach at 3 a.m.
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But I get how your thoughts might wander to tree removal, gazing at the (obscured) mountain from your balcony.
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So wander through The Times, online or in print, and find something published in 2019 that gets your attention.
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Automatically, my eyes start to wander, noting tattoos, oddly shaped birthmarks, and nipples of all different shapes and sizes.
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Sometime after the party, as Skepta and his crew wander the streets, a cop car pulls up to them.
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Jordan Harrison's new play is a comedy about a group of actors who wander medieval Europe performing cycle plays.
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And if you ever manage to shut your eyes, to sleep, I'll wander from the wreckage as you dream.
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It simply works better than having something adjacent on a screen that your eye may wander to or not.
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On a wander one afternoon, he came across a plastic bag full of aluminum bottle caps, left for trash.
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Peacocks wander the grounds, cicadas sing from tall, ornamental grasses and both real and fake ducks bob in ponds.
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It became the first object built by humans to depart our solar system, to wander through dark interstellar space.
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If you happen to be in the harbor area, wander into Studio Arhoj, a design studio at Kigkurren 8M.
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Sometimes up to 21990,260 people a day wander the town, which at its seasonal height sleeps only about 22009.
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After you've tasted the refreshed air of Central Park and enjoyed its sylvan sounds, wander over to the Lake.
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I wander the streets of his old neighborhood, my steps tracing paths he and my mother forged decades ago.
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This was a much-needed break after the marathon of yesterday, so we were content to wander without purpose.
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We have some time to kill before J. has to go back to work, so we wander around Scheels.
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My mind starts to wander, thinking about tomorrow's to-do list, and I end up trolling S.'s instagram.
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On the one hand, we'd all love to fully detach from the office and free our minds to wander.
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Oftentimes a large herbivore like a mammoth or mastodon would wander into the thick, black pools and become stuck.
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We wander around and buy three packs of locally made chocolates ($63) and make our way to the lounge.
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I like to wander outside around the grounds and look at the storks who have made this their home.
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These are the Art History 101 bullet points, and scholars don't usually wander far from these well-rehearsed explanations.
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Hyperfocus is when one task fills our full attention and scatterfocus is when we deliberately let our mind wander.
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Notice how many thoughts you have about the future, because your mind has the chance wander a bit more.
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People who rarely use the internet might be more easily deceived by fake headlines when they do wander online.
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I wander through the Met, which will soon take over the Whitney's old location on the Upper East Side.
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Lead with purpose and leave the bush-sniffing for later; the walk should feel like work, not a wander.
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Much of the time, Kore-eda follows Shota and Juri as they wander about and occasionally steal from stores.
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When I wander by the gallery to see the show I run into the curator and director, Arden Sherman.
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In the center of town, hundreds of competitors wander past the ice cream parlors and old-fashioned candy stores.
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"They have these big bulbous noses and they're just these slow little guys that wander around on plant stems."
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I grew up in a part of New Mexico where herds of cattle would just wander into our backyard.
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He'd regularly draw congregations of fans, who'd wander the halls examining the art, stills, and artifacts from movie sets.
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But when your eyes wander to her forehead or her chin or her cheek, suddenly the smile lights up.
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They have to set up their demos and displays in conference rooms, and hope the main crowds wander in.
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Wander Suero pitched the ninth for his first major league save after allowing the first two batters to reach.
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I wander over to my favorite Thai place and get tofu red curry with brown rice and veggies for lunch.
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But it's always tantalizing in the worst way to see someone wander straight into Alex Jones land in real time.
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"You're not sure where the vortex is going to go — it can wander a path with no predictability," said Belongie.
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Others shatter their own minds in order to wander and be free of the pain of having to live forever.
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Still, the highways are lined with cars as people park and wander around looking for just one or two bars.
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Instead of letting your mind wander or checking your phone, an elevator ride can help you stay in the moment.
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It's normal for the north and south magnetic poles to wander due to forces in the interior of the planet.
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So, the next time you're on the hunt for apartment essentials, you won't have to aimlessly wander the showroom aisles.
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During Maeve's escape, she and Hector and Armistice wander into SW, which I can only assume stands for Samurai World.
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A boy, Wander, takes this girl he loves to the god Dormin, who promises to resurrect her for a price.
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The camera trap is set up to monitor polar bears, but black bears and brown bears wander into frame, too.
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The effect is stunning, portraits that exceed their limits and become cosmic landscapes for one's eyes (and heart) to wander.
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Freed from narrative speculation, the desensitized mind begins to wander, noticing the differences instead of the similarities among the vignettes.
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At the hotel, security guards patrolled the 20th floor and didn't allow a BuzzFeed News reporter to wander the hallways.
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It is a collection of out-of-context observations, images, and histories whose incompleteness gives your imagination space to wander.
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I wander through the abandoned platform for a while, but the scent is so intense it goes to my head.
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In both instances, Mr. Rubio appeared to wander into a fight that became more intense than he was ready for.
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It was a good time to wander over to Village Hall, his other workplace, with a quick stop for lunch.
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Many dogs don't belong to a single person, but to the neighborhood in which they wander around during the day.
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Employees can wander into the robot enclosure whenever they need rather than having to mark out a safe zone beforehand.
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It's convenient that there's an ocean nearby; all the characters can wander towards it to wash their respective sins away.
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There is little to celebrate, and we wander its hills today only as pilgrims to a site of immense suffering.
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Rewind to Halloween, 1999: a horror-obsessed pre-teen, I wander around suburbia in a werewolf mask with some pals.
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On any given day he might wander outside and face a vista of rolling hills and grasslands that never changed.
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For now the spooks are content to wander aimlessly through the woods and dangle David's sister before his mind's eye.
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If you wander outside the theater, the bright lights of Times Square make it seem as though night never came.
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Hordes of smashed billionaires wander the Scottish hillsides, teeing off at random before fumbling for another drink in the darkness.
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It was a rare chance to peek behind the curtain, and to wander behind the unmarked doors that nobody opens.
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Penelope recruited him to wander around Riverdale for a reign of terror while he killed those who they deemed sinful.
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The Nationals called up right-hander Wander Suero Monday and optioned fellow pitcher Austin Voth back to Triple-A Syracuse.
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"You're not allowed to wander around alone in case you don't know where to go," one security guard told Reuters.
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As players wander the game, searching for their targets, they'll encounter other players who might help or hinder their cause.
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As they wander through the house, they come across the dining room, which boasts some eccentric wallpaper from decades past.
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At Honolulu Zoo, he sounds out the names of exotic birds as he and his mother wander past their enclosure.
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Or you can't get into one panel (a common occurrence), so you wander into another and learn something completely new.
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So-called Punatics wander the black-sand beaches in dreadlocks and ratty clothes and loiter in the hot springs, smoking.
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Pence could calm Republican nerves, unite Trump's party, and then wander on a debate stage and have an "oops" moment.
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Will R2-D2 wander around your home serving drinks or sharing holographic messages from a Princess all on his own?
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Twelve stops later, just shy of the end of the line, the few remaining riders wander out onto Baychester Avenue.
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People in smart suits wander the aisles, some sipping glasses of champagne, occasionally pausing to toy with cutting-edge firearms.
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My involvement would be to sit back and wish them every success and maybe wander through as some odd character.
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World renowned botanists and entomologists wander the jungle and find plants and insects unknown to science at an alarming rate.
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Passersby wander in, accepting the invitation to engage in this public act of intimacy: the conversation between dancers and audience.
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Handy's research asks how your brain is responding to its present surroundings when it has decided to wander somewhere else.
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Your freedom to wander, to push the story in a direction rather than letting it unfold naturally, is non-existent.
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Great whites are known to migrate in tangents, but what compels them to wander for thousands of miles remains speculative.
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The town's young adults wander the streets, some with their children tagging along, on their way to their next fix.
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Cooking meant my hands would be busy and my mind free to wander, and I couldn't let it do that.
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Maverick will no longer wander out of his yard since his electric collar has been traded for a tethered leash.
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You know, it's easier to kind of wander into a subculture, and less obvious that you don't necessarily belong there.
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The stadium horn blares, and the players all wander around for three minutes while their coaches shout or look upset.
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Your mind may even wander, which is OK. Simply observe your thoughts and do your best to focus on breathing.
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The key distinctions, really are stylistic, with the Wander offering up a softer frame to the Marshal's more rugged case.
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Each of them takes us to the brink of our own emotional landscapes, and leaves us to wander them alone.
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Viewers could wander around the world and even peek down into a hole in its surface where the boy hides.
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They wander the savannah alone until they assimilate into a new group at the bottom of the hierarchy of males.
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I always intended it to wander far outside of physics, to include issues in philosophy, biology, neuroscience and other areas.
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In "Hisser," our hero is sucked out of his bedroom to wander, naked on the white screen, muttering to himself.
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Beware: East Hastings in Vancouver can turn into a bad experience if you drunkenly wander off in the wrong direction.
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Failing that, I assume I have to wander into a wooded area so wild animals can eat my soulless body.
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Given the mind's natural tendency to wander toward negative thoughts, we can all use a little help with staying positive.
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She would wander over to other tables and tell people to be nice to me because I was her friend.
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Curious eyes wander the pews, scoping out the well-groomed singles while hymns are sung and the sacrament is passed.
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Left alone, the sheep wander; some are recovered in the woods among the trees, some are never found at all.
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Children wander around freely, crossing backyards and playing in the collective spaces: Ping-Pong table, pizza oven and community garden.
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I do the same thing: My sister went all the way to Iceland to wander around a grocery store pic.twitter.
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The rally made a winner out of Wander Suero (2-4), who got the final two outs of the eighth.
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I'd sometimes wander into his office to catch a blur of peach-colored pixels as he quickly closed his laptop.
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And Ted would wander the halls of the hospital and talk with other parents, keeping vigil over their own children.
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But since most of us don't wander the world without clothes, nudity is still largely viewed in a sexual context.
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They wander the dusty streets of Sweetwater, drawing patrons into quests to hunt down villains and search for forgotten gold.
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As the whales follow food sources into new areas, they wander into the paths of ships and into fishing gear.
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It's just complete concentration every pitch, just staying in the moment and fighting any temptation to let your mind wander.
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Gerry Spahn of Rolls-Royce says a few cars wander into the seven figures when a client's demands turn exotic.
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Wander Suero pitched the ninth, picking up his first major league save after allowing the first two batters to reach.
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He's free to wander his neighborhood, an idyllic development carved out of the dense woods of a former Victorian estate.
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That those who wander by the renegade installations feel comfortable taking handfuls of blooms, thus destroying the effect, delights Miller.
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Get somewhere, figure out what regions of the place are safe enough to wander, and roam around for an afternoon.
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Being at home meant I could eat whatever I want, wander around semi-clothed, and shower in my own bathroom.
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Traveling solo is a chance to wander new paths and go on unexpected adventures, but sometimes it poses unique challenges.
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Possessed by alien monsters called head crabs, an iconic Half-Life staple, they wander the tunnels, attacking anyone they meet.
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Most bars don't charge a cover, and the proximity of attractions means groups can effortlessly wander from place to place.
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These are characters who — on paper — have it all but nonetheless have begun to wander aimlessly across their own lives.
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From the O.K. Corral, we wander into a cluttered, dark store, where books, magazines, and files are stacked in columns.
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To get them, I need to wander around the available map, picking local plants to trade for what I need.
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Would Voyager be leaving the solar system if we hadn't long ago formalized and mythologized our inchoate desire to wander?
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And someone was bound to slam into the open-range livestock that wander freely in the very, very dark night.
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Visitors are free to wander through a former East German ceramics factory, and simply look at art, for four days.
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We wander around the neighborhood on the other end of the cable car and get lunch and an outdoor cafe.
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She pined for New York City, and would take the bus in for a dollar and wander around Greenwich Village.
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That was kind of my excuse to go to Target, or wherever, and just kind of wander around the stores.
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Jim would wander down there and just begin taking pictures, capturing incredible jazz greats like Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
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They stretched the lead to 5-0 when Hernandez belted a two-run homer off Wander Suero in the fourth.
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"We are on a very narrow path and we cannot wander off," Morelli said in an interview published on Monday.
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While big cities in Italy command big prices, the farther you wander into the Italian countryside, the lower costs go.
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I was also able to wander around the World's Fair when no one else was there, which was pretty cool.
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Many nights, we wander out onto the ice after work, spent, exhausted, tired of staring at one screen or another.
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We sort of unwittingly created an enchanted forest that viewers can wander in and out of whenever they wanted to.
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Tourists wander around, dazed children in tow, as women's asses pop out of bandage dresses like dough from a tube.
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Otherwise, he said, the trip was safe — as long as guests listened to their guides and did not wander off.
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To take in Stamaty's New York is to wander: the streets, the subway, the delis, bars, cafes, galleries and parks.
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They do, they wander around conferences ... You would have said that about Bewkes, you would have said that about Murdoch.
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Later, Kitty pretends to sleep in the master bedroom while Jose (Benito Martinez) leaves her to wander to Erik's room.
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Every day there would be some person who'd wander in and think they understood it and get torn to pieces.
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Bear deaths at the hands of humans are increasing as the animals wander onto farms and eye livestock for food.
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Doing this mission with these limitations is unnecessarily complicated in comparison to just… having a wander and doing 'em in .
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Ants of just the right size that wander into the pit wind up slipping down the walls to become antlion food.
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For example, be careful not to overspend, wander unwittingly under mistletoe or wear that ugly Christmas sweater on a first date.
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As I wander out of the train station, grim-faced soldiers with impressively large automatic weapons are rousting a homeless man.
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Others posit our solar system might have had a fifth gas giant that was ejected and left to wander the cosmos.
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The smart people don't party too hard, because then they can go and wander around the desert before the show starts.
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I go upstairs and get a beer and fearfully wander around, not wanting to stay still long enough to be noticed.
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After the concert, he and his friends left to wander around midtown, gawking at the water rising on the empty streets.
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From there, her thoughts wander back to her own Wolverine, who's out there, waiting for her to find him on Facebook.
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And anxiety (and letting your mind wander to what ifs, and googling "cervical cancer") is a real thing with real consequences.
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I really only wander in for the frozen dumplings that sustain me on nights I don't have the energy to cook.
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The game lets me wander around wanting something other than what I have been given, but it's all out of reach.
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I wander the airport to get some steps in before my flight while catching up with my mom on the phone.
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If you drop your controller and sit back to watch, the game will automatically shuffle through forms and wander its world.
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I'm excited to be supporting Wander as a pioneering internet provider that is equally focused on building a happy customer base.
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At times, the contours almost seem to take shape — into bodies, or a landscape — only to wander, unpredictably, back into abstraction.
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It is the seat in which it is easiest to stretch your legs; to get up and wander to the toilet.
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As the lovers wander around Brooklyn, they bicker and make up, idly converse about current events and speculate about the future.
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Or humans who might wander into traffic by accident, or decide to test the reflexes of Mr. Robo-Car for fun?
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But you'll be glad you bought the fan once you wander down the hall into the stuffier section of the building.
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They wander into Israel, try to stab a soldier or a pregnant woman and get shot or arrested — every single time.
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I've compared Tacoma's playback mechanic to immersive fiction like Sleep No More, where participants wander through slices of multiple, parallel stories.
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You could put on a VR headset, possibly attached to a the fancy new iMac Pro, and wander highly realistic streets.
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Reading Sex Tips for Girls prompted me to subconsciously wander to my laptop and search for "bright green snakeskin boots" online.
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It's also common for Brazilians to let their dogs wander around the neighborhood during the day and come in at night.
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You'll soon be able to wander the Wastelands surrounding post-nuke Boston, not just with a controller, but with your feet.
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When characters wander around New York City, the city's skyline, Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge appear in graceless video projections.
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Korins says that in order to become inspired, it's essential that he let his mind wander to the brink of boredom.
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The calculus behind having the confidence to wander and fail is knowing that when an idea works, it can work big.
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This is the kind of event where you can put your dog in a stranger's lap and let your attention wander.
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And for anyone in any doubt, let your eyes wander over to a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times.
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I hope to learn her sneak attack methods here on land as I wander through the flower garden, shark like pic.twitter.
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Customers wander among endless rows of sofas, testing the cushions and examining the other wares, from bric-a-brac to bicycles.
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Want to wander around Joyce Byers' living room, prodding those rainbow fairy lights and waiting for the Demogorgon to show up?
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"An individual may not be able to fall asleep once it's dark and their mind starts to wander," Carney told Time.
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I love the vibe, but it's easy to just tune out and let your mind wander as conversations awkwardly stumble on.
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It's become a common refrain among authorities to urge Pokémon players not to wander into traffic while pursuing Snorlaxes and Pikachus.
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Wander this warren and you'll find pistons, camshafts, brake rotors and more stacked in tidy piles or laid out in rows.
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Every time I wander past Reese Witherspoon's store, Draper James, I find myself wondering, But is it secretly a movie set?
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Should you start to lose your investment, there are helpful signs posted at practically every intersection where your emotions might wander.
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Seals having a wander inland are an occasional occurrence, but this cub is perhaps a little too young to go walkabout.
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The story editor and co-producer is Francisco Angones (Wander Over Yonder) and the art director is Sean Jimenez (Gravity Falls).
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I never make a shopping list, so I wander around the aisles and pick up things while I'm waiting on line.
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Rather than funneling people into a tight space, there's opportunity to wander off and get into trouble—or save the day.
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Visitors to Granada, meanwhile, can still wander through the former Arabic and Jewish quarters located in the shadow of the building.
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The researchers agreed that true polar wander — the shifting of the north and south pole — was responsible for this ice placement.
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We're denying the right to wander and to experience newness as a species, and that is dangerous, it seems to me.
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What we're talking about is professional and organized crime—those people have more sense than to wander around with a gun.
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An interactive map of Banff lets you wander, clicking on outposts and other tagged animals to follow them through the park.
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There is no Marshmallow (the ice monster), for instance, and Anna does not wander into Wandering Oaken's Trading Post and Sauna.
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All people with dementia should wear an identification bracelet or pendant, so that if they do wander, they can be found.
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A train and an airliner have separately crashed; zombies wander littered street and vacant parking lots; grocery stores have been looted.
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Women wander the streets freely, some with their hair loosely covered by a scarf, others with no head covering at all.
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In an extension of a scene that appeared on season nine, the two old friends wander through the woods just chatting.
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Lucy could wander around fearlessly, knowing she had 19 other houses where she could walk right in and expect a snack.
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The commander lured her with dates and other fruit, and the chance to wander in the area seized by Boko Haram.
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They have no maps or guides, can speak no European language and often wander inadvertently back across the border into Italy.
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When people with Alzheimer's or memory impairment do wander across the border, days may pass before they are found and identified.
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With a Bulletproof Coffee of my own, I wander into the tech hall where exhibitors stand ready to explain their products.
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The religious right has always known that you don't just wander your way into power then punch blindly in the dark.
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Below is a curse for anyone who invades the crypt and they're doomed to wander in the labyrinth below in darkness.
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We all know that our phones are turning us into mindless zombies, heads down, blithely texting while we wander into traffic.
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But Thompson says the setup, in which people wander through a series of themed rooms, makes for surprisingly effective performance art.
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When I was in college, I would skip school and my friends and I would get high, play guitars, wander around.
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We wander back toward the old city and, appropriately, hop inside a salsa club where we're welcomed with—yes, always—aguardiente.
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Maniacal inmates yell out from their bloodstained rooms and deranged guards wander the corridors in search of those who have escaped.
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It's kind of fun to just let your mind wander and be like, What's he talking about with so much ferocity?
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Wander Suero (3-1) entered with one out and two on and allowed a walk before McNeil singled in a run.
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Democrats wander in the wilderness; Trump's kids play peekaboo with the blind trust; terror and panic in the age of Trump.
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From there, you are on your own, free to wander among the exhibits at your own pace, in your own fashion.
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To keep themselves sane, these girls take in animals that wander the streets, some still wearing leashes, while their owners slumber.
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Mr. Wander said that, until other women began describing their experiences with Mr. Simmons, Ms. Jarosik felt guilty about her encounters.
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Orlean recalls a library-centric childhood in suburban Cleveland, when her mother would let her wander the stacks on her own.
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Our parents could drop us off and we could wander around the stores and coffee shops while being relatively self-contained.
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Revelers wander the busy sidewalks in search of late night eats or their Uber drivers to take them to their hotels.
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Hobbies can also jump-start your creativity, or allow your mind to wander and look at problems from a new angle.
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One especially prominent swan maiden actually decides to wander back in the direction she came, and at the same tempo. Meh.
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About a dozen conscripts wander by, likely returned for the religious holiday from their postings, and enter the tent to pray.
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It is the tale of a recluse in plain sight, a man left to compulsively wander the place he called home.
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If they fail, oil will flow through the Crumly property, in a grassy strip between where cows wander and corn grows.
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Wander Beauty's Baggage Claim Gold Eye Masks is made to combat the common issues that arise when you're on the road.
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It's this enforced pause, when the mind can wander and reflect, that is one of the unsung benefits of air travel.
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Let your mind wander into stories of trust funds, annual bonuses or the credit-card debt they must have racked up.
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Each delivers long, lived-in monologues to other characters as they wander a room, leave the frame, or burst into song.
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Baseball is played at a slower pace, with built-in breaks that allow fans to wander around a stadium sampling food.
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Fortier had managed to wander in; his fourteen-year-old son had a basketball game in the gym down the hall.
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