It's a grim game of whack-a-mole, where the more moles you whack, the easier it becomes to whack moles.
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Tierra Whack released a 15-minute visual album titled "Whack World."
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The common theme is this: If you whack me, I'll whack back harder.
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The expectations were out of whack, and Wall Street doesn't do out-of-whack well.
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Last year when Tierra Whack released Whack World, the Philly rapper gave us whatever flavor we could want.
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On February 19, Tierra Whack, the immensely talented Philadelphia rapper, decided to release a new single each week, dubbing the experiment "Whack History Month" to follow-up her 15-minute 2018 debut Whack World.
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In tonight's episode of After After Party, rapper Tierra Whack slides through to talk about her album, Whack World!
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Nobody messed with Anthony "Whack-Whack" Indelicato or Antonio "Bootsie" Tomasulo, and the same rule applies in higher society.
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Zach sports a "WHACK" tattoo in her handwriting on his throat, an ode to the autographs Whack gave at her early shows.
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Today, Whack released her debut project, Whack World, with a 15-minute visual medley to show off just how limitless her imagination is.
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""If you three have not figured out that I'm here just dying to whack one of you, just dying to whack one of you, come back.
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Martha urges you all to listen to 22-year-old rapper Tierra Whack, who just released Whack World featuring 15 songs that are exactly one minute each.
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Her excellent 2018 debut album, "Whack World," was 15 minutes long, one minute per song, and released as one long video full of Whack inhabiting various oddball characters.
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WHO Tierra Whack AGE 22 WHERE Philadelphia BEGINNINGS Long before Ms. Whack announced her arrival with a stroke of pure audacity — "Whack World," an absurdist 15-minute album and accompanying music video containing 15 distinct tracks and nearly as many styles and voices — she was a quiet, insecure child with a knack for poetry.
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Whack appeared on last night's episode of AAP alongside panelists Liza Treyger, Bowen Yang, and Jerah A Milligan, and told Denis how she came up with Whack World's fascinating songs and videos.
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It's out of whack and we've got to change it.
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If it's totally whack, then it is what it is.
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It was just that market expectations were out of whack.
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She said she was called "black mamba," not "whack mamba."
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And by throwdown, she didn't mean nothing violent or whack.
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So go ahead, kid, whack every button you can reach.
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"I hate myself, I think Americans are whack," he mutters.
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Look, we get it: Storming rain, technology out of whack.
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Five in prosper shares, we're out of whack on that.
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But you do seem to be a total whack job.
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We're about a million barrels a day out of whack.
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Later, another dude takes a whack at mansplaining the team.
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Essentially, your nervous system has been thrown out of whack.
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I just have Facebook all the time to whack at.
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Big Sean, Halsey, DJ Khaled, and Tierra Whack also performed.
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"I have so much built up inside," Ms. Whack said.
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Still, the details were troubling enough to whack Signet's stock.
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"My pancreas was like crazy out of whack," Kutcher said.
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Riding the most buzz into this concert is the Philadelphia rapper Tierra Whack, whose recently released debut album "Whack World" — 15 totally disparate songs, each one minute long — has already earned her national attention.
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John gets caught on tape saying that he's gonna whack Sammy.
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They were a political piñata: whack them and votes fell out.
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And under the left it will be more out of whack.
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Whack said it was due to a lack of student interest.
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Taffy alerts Harry when his blood sugar gets out of whack.
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But he suggests it's not because fundamentals are out of whack.
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Workers are also consumers, and Mr Trump's actions will whack them.
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It was a hard whack to the side of my head.
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The slightest impurity can throw their tiny systems out of whack.
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In its place, you can whack together sandbag barriers and emplacements.
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"The politics has gotten just so out of whack," he said.
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"The supply-demand imbalance is so out of whack," he said.
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But my mother only groaned and gave the meat another whack.
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Your schedule is out of whack and needs to be reconfigured.
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The upcoming cap spike throws this incentive system out of whack.
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The MC dropped her visual album Whack World to undeniable success.
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And it's not just humans who are thrown out of whack.
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Getting it into whack is not a top priority right now.
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"Last year I was out of whack delivery-wise," he said.
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The elements of sweet and savory are all out of whack.
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But the story was so obvious, the setting wasn't necessary. Whack!
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Whack is in a dentist's chair, singing through a mouth retractor.
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Then, four years later, it was 400 people at a whack.
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The resulting inadvertent whack meant Gooden's start that night was canceled.
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Philadelphia-bred rapper Tierra Whack, 23, is quickly rocketing to stardom.
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Critic's Notebook One of the most widely praised releases of 2018.65 was "Whack World" by the singer and rapper Tierra Whack: 278.91 sly, smart songs, all accompanied by video clips, that each lasted only a minute.
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It's starting to feel like a game of privacy whack-a-mole.
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It is very confusing and kind of like playing Whack-a-Mole.
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Most of the Whack-a-Mole profiles contain only basic biographical sketches.
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If somebody wants to whack me, well, I'm almost 70 years old.
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Sex ratios go out of whack when three things occur at once.
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Just when it looks like the professor will take him out — whack.
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"It's kind of a game of whack-a-mole," Mr. Kallos said.
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It would take a lot of effort to whack someone to death!
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But Twitter isn't the only platform with a whack-a-troll problem.
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"It's just a constant game of whack-a-mole," says USADA's Eichner.
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MACCALLUM: There were a couple, the numbers are quite out of whack.
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Much feels out of whack, from squashed bond yields to pricey stockmarkets.
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"Pulling it all together was a challenge," said director Rita Coburn Whack.
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But social media has made it a game of whack-a-mole.
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He'll weather the consequences, even it means the fate of being whack.
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"The financial incentives here are all out of whack," Senator Warren said.
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If nothing else, Whack World is evidence that that faith isn't misplaced.
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Whack recorded around 60 songs, just to whittle it down to 15.
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Whack another hour on there If that function sounds familiar, it should.
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That should have been a clue that things were out of whack.
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Taking a nude selfie is like a game of whack-a-mole.
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And they literally will sneak up to their prey and then whack!
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Each of these symptoms can throw your entire calendar out of whack.
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Tease and test your cat's agility with this Whack-a-Mouse set.
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That takes about 35-45 minutes at a whack, maybe an hour.
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If things are out of whack, it's time to make it right.
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At the start of the song, Whack has a bone to pick.
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Even in an imaginary fantasy world, they threw everything out of whack.
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When the adrenals are out of whack, patients are sick and tired.
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The incident is now known as "the whack heard round the world."
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Eventually, people recognize that prices are out of whack, and adjust accordingly.
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Tierra Whack turned heads with a multicolored coat over a print dress.
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But these regulatory efforts look like a game of whack-a-mole.
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What was the germ of the idea that would become "Whack World"?
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"It's really kind of like a whack-a-mole game," he said.
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But I'm always looking for things that may be out of whack.
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But the Republican tax overhaul could take a whack at its ascendancy.
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Sanders's choices will be much less afraid to whack the hornet's nest.
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Meek and Whack came from similar circumstances, and his career served a template, albeit a cautionary one, one Whack would modify to fit her needs because she was never one to do the same thing as everyone else anyway.
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Listen: "Whack World," by the singer and rapper Tierra Whack, is the title song of one of the most praised releases of the year — a collection of 15 songs, each under a minute long and accompanied by a video.
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So far, though, the commission has been reluctant to whack countries with penalties.
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But if they are out of whack, the fire will sputter and fail.
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Whack-A-Kass knows this, and it doesn't deviate much from that idea.
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She had already built out Whack-a-Mole to track him there too.
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Shut down the phone or whack it out of your hand or what?
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New villains kept popping out of the woodwork like nefarious Whack-a-Moles.
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That long, linear fencing game suddenly becomes Whack-a-Mole with a spear.
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Getting a live band just turns you into whack-ass acid-jazz jams.
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For the startups/innovators, this creates a classic technological whack-a-mole dance.
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A President Trump could try to throw all of that out of whack.
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That why goalies are so tricky; they throw the equation out of whack.
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Maybe the green killer will whack her off and take care of that?
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There's no nice way to say it: Pluto's little moons are completely whack.
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I got kneed, elbowed, and what felt like a whack of a baton.
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Production note: Alex's mic was a bit whack until the 16-minute mark.
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If it's not working well, then it seems like something's out of whack.
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You see the head of the DNC who is a total whack job.
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At the end of May, the ambitious audiovisual effort Whack World was born.
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It's Tierra's Whack World and we all just happen to live in it.
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Spending and revenues remain dangerously out of whack because of rising entitlement spending.
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This kind of global whack-a-mole makes international surrogacy difficult to police.
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That may be why the whole landing sequence was thrown out of whack.
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Coaches whack at the football while Matt Jones carries it, and it beeps.
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So, tl;dr, squashing fakes is a perpetual game of whack-a-mole.
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Executives might want to duck, so it doesn't whack them on the way.
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It also takes a whack at the Clean Air and Clean Water acts.
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It was nicknamed "Top Whack Mansion" by the British media for obvious reasons.
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And they just wait in the shadows to take a whack at you.
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He'd apparently clocked that I was dancing for three hours straight, full whack.
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If you lose too much respect, Tony and the crew will whack you.
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"Tierra Whack: "But then also, 'Bug's Life' is one of my favorite movies.
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It dawns on me… I'm the back-end of that whack-job horse!
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" — TREVOR NOAH "But it shows you how out of whack Trump's priorities are.
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"Everything was out of whack—his electrolytes, his pH, his platelets," she said.
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"Our numbers even now are not that far out of whack," he said.
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Of course people who would follow such a leader are mindless, delusional whack jobs.
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Without this exon, exon 51 goes out of whack too, making dystrophin production impossible.
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So among Trump followers, the lunatic rantings of whack-job Alex Jones is true.
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"Let's whack the Fox News Channel," O'Reilly said on his show at the time.
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It's a giant game of virtual whack-a-mole that's punishing many small businesses.
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Then sit back and pray he doesn't whack you with a Saturday morning tweet.
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"I continue to play 'whack-a-mole,' trying to remove fake sellers," he said.
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If your work/life balance is out of whack, you'll really feel it today.
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She proceeded to WHACK her entire face on the side of the revolving door.
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Content removal is a game of whack-a-mole, as Cindy Lee Garcia learned.
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One whack over the head, and Peach is a bloody mess on the ground.
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Your hormones are also raging during this period, and everything is out of whack.
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"My priorities were a little out of whack for a while there," Rancic said.
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Tetangco is about to retire, better prepare there, I will give you a whack.
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Some people don't sign another contract because they're just so thrown out of whack.
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"That's what I call the whack-a-mole aspect of this work," Tompros said.
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Once we arrive at the photoshoot, Whack is trying to get in the zone.
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Whack responds with another reluctant grimace, likely the first of many more to come.
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On Wednesday, he and the Rangers gave the Boston Red Sox a good whack.
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" Kennedy late Tuesday called the group "whack jobs" who are "destroying the Democratic Party.
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He will drag a club into a bunker and try to whack balls out.
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The main issue here is the cost-benefit analysis is so out of whack.
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But what really makes Tierra Whack one of a kind is her video style.
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"These companies are playing whack-a-mole" in their fight against extremism, he said.
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Those figures look out of whack when the sizes of the companies are compared.
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"It's going to take a pretty good whack" to majorly disrupt traffic, Murdock said.
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These devil characters come up to you during the carnival, and they whack you!
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Most late-night hosts took a whack at Trump for the proposal on Thursday.
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By and large, percussionists will happily whack anything that moves, regardless of national origin.
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Finnbogason of Iceland is brought down with a whack on the calf from behind.
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I felt a little out of whack, but I was able to make pitches.
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"Kellyanne is great, but she's married to a total whack job," the president said.
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But this season, the numbers are way out of whack; Stanton is hitting just .
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But Klobuchar, too, found the opportunity to whack Bloomberg too appealing to pass up.
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Alice quickly becomes harried and distracted, finding her work-life balance out of whack.
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That's put the local coordinates out of whack by about 1.5 metres (4.9 feet).
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A rapidly melting Arctic has thrown polar bear distribution out of whack, Derocher explained.
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This is not an expensive game of whack-a-mole, it's 100 percent automated.
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If the answer is closer to the latter, your expectations are out of whack.
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Also can I just say that ever since my IUD my skin has been whack.
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" Continues the Elf star, "If that isn't happening, then everything else is out of whack.
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And honestly, who doesn't want to hear a woodwind variation of anything by Tierra Whack?
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You could even play Whack-A-Kass with your elbow or your tongue or something.
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This filtering process has resembled playing whack-a-mole or, more appropriately, battling a Hydra.
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"That's what's fun — just seeing the guys whack it around a little bit," Freese said.
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In 2017, Coke took another whack at it, introducing Coca-Cola Plus Coffee in Australia.
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"She was not trying to be Maya Angelou, she was trying to survive," Whack said.
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It's going to be whack-a-mole until some real reckoning happens on that level.
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If it's above or below then something's out of whack and something's out of balance.
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Mercury retrogrades throw our logistical lives out of whack and cause massive amounts of chaos.
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Up is down, down is up, and a lot of things are out of whack.
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"The problem with investigating this administration is it's like oversight whack-a-mole," Claflin said.
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It's like watching a man new to arcades slowly become overwhelmed by whack-a-mole.
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You see the head of the (Democratic National Committee), who is a total whack job.
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" Later Wednesday, Trump told reporters outside the White House that Conway is a "whack job.
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He's a whack job, there's no question about it, but I really don't know him.
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Now there are literal signs around us in support of her transformation into Tierra Whack.
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It's not like beach sand, easily brushed off with a whack of a flip-flop.
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Was Whack World a calculated effort to forfeit needing a streaming platform to access it?
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"The obvious conclusion that our relationship with consumer electronics is out of whack," Proctor said.
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He identifies and details 25 individual trades to profit from out-of-whack investor positioning.
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Whack World reads a lot like a "greatest hits" compilation instead of a debut album.
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And with each whack comes the realization that some lives won't ever be the same.
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Many wildlife biologists suspect that it is partly driven by an out-of-whack ecosystem.
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"We invest in real estate where the price is not out of whack," he said.
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When things get out of whack, these bacteria seize the opportunity to up their numbers.
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A radio station brought a Trump piñata, which attendees were invited to whack or hug.
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There's a whack and a howl and then a nurse returns bloodied: Finally, a patient!
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We won't spoil it, but when you see it you'll whack yourself on the head.
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How does a planet get knocked so far out of whack in the first place?
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Narrator: Tierra Whack is quickly becoming one of the brightest new stars in hip-hop.
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"From inspiration to execution, Tierra has racked up some serious accolades, especially after "Whack World.
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And he didn't just whack them with a hammer and toss them in the trash.
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The amount we know about genetics is way out of whack with its economic value.
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Marinovich uses glow-in-the-dark balls to whack predawn, before the flagsticks are installed.
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Determined fanatics will usually outwit the Department of Homeland Security's games of whack-a-mole.
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"It's a whack-a-mole situation with any kind of bad behavior," Mr. Greenberg said.
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This approach has, predictably enough, devolved into a self-sustaining game of whack-a-mole.
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There is a whack of the ice pick and another one, and one after that.
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But Ekblad was on the doorstep to whack the rebound in out of the air.
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But in the whack-a-mole world of cosmology, this solution only raised another problem.
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Other safety net programs Trump's budget also takes a whack at many safety net programs.
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As with any kind of misinformation, it's a game of never-ending whack-a-mole.
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He encouraged me to really whack the bike and push on it — it didn't budge.
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In 2017, scientists discovered they use the tusk to whack fish, stunning them before eating.
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The stock market seems to be the most out-of-whack of the asset markets.
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Change one tiny thing here, and it might throw everything out of whack over there.
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No, if Kelly was to do his job, job one was to whack the Mooch.
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But sea otters whack abalone shells with rocks; octopuses build fortresses by stacking coconut shells.
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Scrubbing the video from the internet was like playing a game of whack-a-mole.
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That beat, assigned to reporter Errin Haines Whack, is fairly unusual among major news organizations.
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Until Whack-a-Mole, monitoring white nationalism online mainly involved amateur sleuths clicking around, chasing rumors.
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The Phillips curve will remain out of whack and traditional models will spin out of control.
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Conservationists are grappling with the consequences of deer overpopulation, which is throwing ecosystems out of whack.
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You don't have to be a nuclear expert to know something is out of whack here.
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In the White House of children, you're wasting your time playing whack-a-mole every day.
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As our planet's rotation infinitesimally slows, it puts our clocks ever so slightly out of whack.
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Tierra Whack can't be put into a box — but she can be put into a room.
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The signal-to-noise ratio on your average smartphone's lock screen is completely out of whack.
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The steelworks' closure will whack the local economy, making it harder still to find new work.
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Moderating content on the internet has so far been a losing game of whack-a-mole.
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Critics of the law have suggested it will simply encourage a game a whack-a-mole.
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I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you are throwing our budget out of whack.
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LG: It's just going to be like a game of whack-a-mole if that happens.
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Her phone is covered with a "Whack Lives Matter" sticker, a gift from her DJ, Zach.
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Typically some unforeseen catalyst occurs first, which then exposes just how out of whack things were.
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No, I'm not describing Whack-A-Mole—it's CleverPet Hub, the first "gaming console" for dogs.
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The world is quite literally on fire and through it all, Whack manages to be herself.
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Catch the whole cooking process here, then maybe even take a whack at Yorkshire Pudding yourself.
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As a nation, we can win at creating jobs but not by playing whack-a-mole.
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I feel like I'm playing whack-a-mole with a spring-loaded bust of Kris Jenner.
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The site's own community of creative talent will then take a whack at polishing things up.
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Pray they never whack the words "Trevor Sinclair Barnsley" into YouTube; you doubt they'd survive it.
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Barry's military reflexes kick in, and he retaliates by shooting the goons sent to whack him.
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Each challenge involves a microbiome — the world of microorganisms within an environment — that's out of whack.
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Gertrude and I hurry the sheep when they lag with a whack on their spongy bottoms.
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But a whack-a-mole strategy alone won't be enough; China's mercantilism is simply too pervasive.
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The overlapping black-and-white contrasts become blite and whack with all the choreographic changes — spectacular.
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Flamagra will feature contributions from a star-studded cast of collaborators including Solange, Tierra Whack, Anderson .
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Kick them when they start to swell instead of grow, and whack 'em when that happens.
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"This is a whack-a-mole problem, one among many Facebook has," Garcia-Martinez told me.
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Feeling good does not guarantee a player will whack a really good curveball for a hit.
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At best, efforts to regulate or monitor trade in them are episodic, whack-a-mole affairs.
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"It's been a game of whack-a-mole in the city of Los Angeles," she said.
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The more out of whack our climate becomes, the more people up and leave their homes.
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More important, my form is not a mistake, some random whack from a menacing outside world.
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The vomiting and diarrhea had left her dehydrated, and her blood chemistry was out of whack.
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It's the same thing as getting spam in my email, but it's basically whack-a-mole.
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Apparently Angelenos' chakras are way out of whack; these sound baths are booked months in advance.
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By the end of the first half-hour, everyone onstage had taken a whack at Sanders.
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Did anyone notice that Pete Buttigieg's word-count-to-substance ratio is way out of whack?
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You may need to pry, or even whack them out of solid rock with a chisel.
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The first time was a quick whack by a woman angry over having her photograph taken.
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Yet a 75 percent discount (or penalty, depending on your perspective) seems completely out of whack.
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If good relationships are about reciprocity, deception is something that throws the balance out of whack.
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Whack Davis in your pound-for-pound lists because, boy, does this dude have his haters.
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Instead of a puck, players whack away at an orange ball slightly larger than a grapefruit.
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It's like this whole /thing about being / 'with' / somebody is a game of whack-a-mole.
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But for Whack, perhaps more than any of her fellow nominees, the video is the story.
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Yeah, so you have a game of whack-a-mole, effectively, on that side of things.
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Sale gave no indication that his problems were related to anything but being out of whack.
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Passing a bill to prevent surprise medical bills is a bit like playing whack-a-mole.
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The DJI Phantom 4 Pro manages to take the whack of the weapon, which actually breaks.
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Opinion Columnist We in the news media often whack politicians for not being serious about policy.
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I can't think of any time that there was something that was so out of whack.
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On the opening verse he spat "Whack, whack, pull up, skrrt, reverse / Bang, the ting goes back in the jacket," before then getting into the specifics of how he treats the women in his life (having sex with them, then leaving to "bag up some more spinach").
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Cadillac's first whack at autonomous driving technology will arrive later than planned, the company said this week.
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After Charlottesville, Squire considered, in her anger and grief, publicly releasing the entire Whack-a-Mole database.
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Of course, it's not just explicitly mining-related extensions Google has been playing whack-a-mole with.
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Antonio Brown, a wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, took a whack at it with his teammates.
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This new soft ban seems to be an attempt to avoid that game of whack-a-mole.
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But the night wasn't over before Smino and Tierra Whack graced the stage with their intricate melodies.
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"I've heard it compared to juggling eight balls at once or playing whack-a-mole," says Duffy.
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So, when there's an imbalance or tightness, everything else in your body can feel out of whack.
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Negan seems delighted by this and continues to whack away until there's nothing left of Abe's head.
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The balance of my love for both of them has been out of whack for too long.
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If the gimbal gets out of whack, you're going to end up with shaky or crooked images.
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That's often because the premiums and deductibles are so out of whack with other types of coverage.
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Put your phone on do not disturb, whack on some Kiasmos and revel in your smug solitude.
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We shrug, take it, and continue to play whack-a-mole, chasing the story of the day.
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How'd he manage not to whack any cars as he came down around 2 pm on Tuesday?
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The situation highlights the whack-a-mole game of trying to police the fragmented social media space.
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It's a bit of a whack-a-mole game, but some VPNs do, in fact, poke through.
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When the video cuts off mid-bar, she leaves us wanting a bigger peek into Whack World.
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Cardi clearly felt similarly and shared another video supporting rappers like Rapsody, Tierra Whack, Chika, and Kamaiyah.
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At age nine, Whack tried her hand at poetry, after developing an affinity for Dr. Seuss books.
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A billboard for Whack World on the side of I-676 provides a lift to everyone's mood.
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But cutting off that revenue may prove difficult, like playing a game of international whack-a-mole.
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A bad bout of space weather can throw GPS systems out of whack and spark satellite failures.
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Instead, Twitter keeps playing whack-a-mole and making press announcements instead of putting in real fixes.
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Whack can clearly do what everyone else is doing—she just does it on her own terms.
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You don't introduce a professional hit man if you don't plan to have him whack some goons.
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The Economist's Big Mac index gives a flavour of how far currency values are out of whack.
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It throws your biological clock out of whack, tricking your body into thinking it needs less sleep.
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Instead of playing whack-a-mole with terrorist groups, we must starve them of resources and sympathy.
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These observations are obviously intended to make the point that something is seriously out of whack now.
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"It's (storm) going to whack feedyards and hog farms from Nebraska to Iowa," a feedlot manager said.
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A comprehensive strategy will move the government from a "whack a mole" approach to a proactive one.
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If any of those numbers look out of whack, that's a sign that something needs to change.
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Child used a wooden mallet to whack a carving knife through the spine of a roasted chicken.
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Once this has happened whack it in a pot or a bowl or something and keep it.
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I shit you not, the gears of my car went whack and something flew over the windshield.
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Pitchfork put "Whack World" at No. 9 on their list of the 50 best albums of 2018.
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In the process, they knock out of whack one in 20 genes governed by a circadian rhythm.
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Bootlegging operations popped up almost immediately, leading government enforcers in a yearslong game of Whack-a-Mole.
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When it comes to fisheries management, finding consensus feels like an endless game of whack-a-mole.
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Where "Whack World" feels like an extended art project, "Mumbo Jumbo" scans as a micro horror film.
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These government interventions are arguably making things worse, keeping the dairy market, uh, udderly out of whack.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack..." WTF?
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And the upside, should your cuticles ever look particularly out of whack, is that there's always white gloves.
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That makes the screen practically smash-proof—even if you whack it with the phone's super-durable handset.
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I think we can all admit that prices were out of whack and they needed to come down.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you are throwing our budget out of whack," Trump said.
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Jade, meanwhile, only gets more emotional, starting to tear up as she continues to whack at the piñata.
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"If your portfolio gets out of whack, you want to have it realigned to what your goals are."
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Playing Whack-a-Mole The trouble, of course, is trying to snuff out the hidden pockets of wildfires.
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This amounts to unsustainable ethics whack-a-mole, and assumes employees know about a project to begin with.
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She's a maneater There's a species of spider where the females eat the males for giving whack gifts.
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The only question is, how long can our beloved Coven witches play whack-a-mole with the Antichrist?
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"When you go downstream in these [treatment] processes it's a little bit like whack a mole," says Rey.
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"She felt that [Baldwin] was a brother to her," said Whack, elaborating on Angelou's relationship with the author.
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Before you know it, you'll forget you ever had to whack a home button to get things done.
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Strong dollar, emerging market concerns, trade row with China whack sector ** SPX sector YTD performance through Thurs: reut.
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Often described as a game of Whack-a-Mole, banning terrorists accounts on social networks is notoriously difficult.
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She so often comes off as the whack-a-doo when in fact she's the voice of reason.
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"To come in and get this kind of a whack, the sector would really feel it," he said.
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I'd stubbornly whack ear plugs in at the start of a shift and leave them in until 3.01AM.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you are throwing our budget out of whack," he said.
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"You see the head of the DNC, who is a total whack job," he told host Sean Hannity.
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From Tierra Whack to Saweetie, here are 12 women in hip-hop you should add to your playlists.
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AL: There hasn't been a big rush of supply of capital, so valuations haven't gone out of whack.
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But the microbiome can sometimes go out of whack, leading to any number of digestive or neurological problems.
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And because estrogen can (paradoxically) act as an excitatory hormone, you may start to feel out of whack.
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In any case, it's a justification for heading to a series of bizarre courses to whack some balls.
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After the Senate failed to find a legislative fix, the House is now taking a whack at it.
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Whack's video for her album Whack World combined 20183 different music video snippets –– each lasting a minute long.
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These plans set up a game of whack-a-mole, where the only obvious beneficiaries are the schools.
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In "What Colleges Want in an Applicant (Everything)," Eric Hoover writes: The admissions process is out of whack.
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" The president, for his part, added during a press pool Wednesday that George Conway was a "whack job.
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But would a Supreme Court with another conservative justice on bench take a whack at Massachusetts v. EPA?
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A final whack of the noodles on the table stretches them out to at least twice their length.
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Remove darkness from that cycle and human clocks, sleep and athletic performance can be thrown out of whack.
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But adjusting the cosmic recipe to allow for more density would throw everything else seriously out of whack.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, you've thrown our budget a little out of whack, " he said.
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Maybe, but presumably if the futures prices got out of whack with the cash, arbitragers will step in.
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Sometimes you do that, you overthrow a little bit and you just kind of get out of whack.
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At last week's bill signing, Trump said drug prices are "way out of whack" and "way too high."
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And about this: Trump, a man amply unbalanced, is being thrown further off stride and out of whack.
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But to more than a few legal experts, it was Judge Ellis's sentence that was out of whack.
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And both government officials and counterfeiters know that raids are an infinitely repeating game of whack-a-mole.
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When Tierra Whack released the video for her single "MUMBO JUMBO," it's dystopic dentist message wasn't easy to decipher.
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Cars start crashing because the lack of an update throws their Wifi and satellite positioning systems out of whack.
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" Chyna was furious, screaming at him for bailing on her last minute and calling his behavior "f—ing whack.
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Whether a problem is internal or not, one team or another will know that something is out of whack.
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Known as "the whack heard around the world," the ensuing scandal thrust both young women into the national spotlight.
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" Conway's past criticism has drawn the scorn of Trump, who has called him a "loser" and a "whack job.
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The gimbal tends to get out of whack fairly easily, requiring constant tweaks through the DJI Go smartphone app.
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Mrs Warren's idea is the most novel of many whack-the-rich proposals to have emerged on America's left.
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"We will be studying our entire tax structure, because it's way out of whack right now," she told CNBC.
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When the thyroid gets too much or not enough TSH, its own hormone production can get out of whack.
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The random bearded man we all expected to whack Tony is replaced here by Robert Mueller (Robert De Niro).
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"It might become a cool spot but in this stage of life it's wiggity wiggity whack son," said another.
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If you whack it till you're dead inside, you won't be tormented by your deviant sexual fantasies all day.
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You can set a Pulse alert and let the system warn you when a metric is out of whack.
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Every social media company is playing whack-a-mole right now with content that was created by the attackers.
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When new predators are introduced, like the giant flatworms, it can throw the whole, delicate ecosystem out of whack.
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Leaving one thing behind and trying something new was "not like out of whack with my history," Goldberg said.
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That's because the shift in consumer demand has thrown the typical economics of supply and demand out of whack.
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Whack isn't just adding color to a gray musical landscape, it feels like she's painting with entirely new pigments.
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"I don't feel so nervous anymore," Whack says, looking at the unthreatening faces in the audience during the soundcheck.
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In New Hampshire, Rubio pointedly refused to whack Trump, saying he wanted to "largely" talk about his own ideas.
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The silicone crop has a similar weight and texture to leather offering a familiar "whack" without using animal products.
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Crossing time zones ever faster only serves to throw our internal clocks further out of whack when we arrive.
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The mere words offshore and trust were enough to evoke images of rich people not paying their fair whack.
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And again, when your poops are irregular, you're more likely to have out-of-whack gas that hurts too.
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This is no accident, and should not be viewed as anything but deliberate; another whack at the Latino piñata.
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I think there are a whole bunch of ways that people can start to take a whack at that.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack," he said.
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"They're playing whack-a-mole," said Dr. Nathan H. Lents, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
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Without wrapping, your infant will flail her arms, whack herself in the face and startle easily throughout the night.
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Did you feel, as I did, that Cindy was totally out of whack with the rest of the game?
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For example, the tiles can be used for things like musical chairs, whack-a-mole, relay races and more.
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The final minute finds Whack trading her slowed vocals for the eccentric fast-paced flow she's made her own.
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How did things get so out of whack that we ended up with so many zombies post-9/11?
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Using the back of a large wooden spoon, whack the ice cube 3-4 times to break it up.
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US Futures are off only 21bp, shrugging off a 303% whack to JWN early and bucking sharper weakness overseas.
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We keep building in vulnerable coastal areas and on flood plains, pretty much daring Mother Nature to whack us.
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The first song was "Gucci Flip Flops," a Lil Yachty collaboration with a singsong, knick-knack-paddy-whack flow.
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The whack Dillon gives Thurman in the opening minutes is the first indication that we're dealing with a loon.
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Perhaps "whack-a-mole" is the better analogy: Neutralize one threat, and 10 more spring up in its place.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack," Trump said.
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My parents were not afraid to tell us if they thought either one of those were out of whack.
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He called Strzok a "total fraud" and used this as yet another opportunity to whack the Russia investigation. 2.
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Since January, the S&P 500 has climbed 23 percent, likely putting many people's asset allocation out of whack.
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During the second round, for example, Woods had to take a whack out of the bunker on No. 12.
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He is ready to shoot Hector, worried that his boss is about to whack his man-of-principles father.
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People enjoyed carnival culture, the feast of fools, as a way to take a whack at the status quo.
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Speaking of, now Cruz's living arrangements are a bit out of whack now that his two roommates are gone.
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The companies are trying to address these problems — but it amounts to an overwhelming game of whack a mole.
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"I was walking into position and then just felt a whack around the side of the face," Grealish said.
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Don't go out looking for another two-by-four to whack you upside the head until you really integrated.
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Beak, honker, schnoz, noggin, sniffer... however you say it, we all know the pain of a whack to the nose.
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The run-up in U.S. stocks may have pushed the desired mix of assets in your portfolio out of whack.
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But interventions have a better chance of working in the longer term if the currency is way out of whack.
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The companies that are benefiting from having people that are educated, and school prices are getting so out of whack.
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So I'm not surprised that it's taken a long time for people to take a whack at that. Yeah. Okay.
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Currie says commodity prices and the fundamental value of the assets are more out of whack than he's ever seen.
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When the balance gets out of whack, resulting in higher glucose levels, that would be gestational diabetes, Dr. Brightman says.
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He said he was overpowering the first man when he felt a "massive whack" to the side of his head.
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Fox News begins #GOPDebate with what seems to me an inappropriate question, inviting Cruz to whack Trump for his absence.
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Health care bill Repealing and replacing Obamacare is turning into a frustrating game of Whack-A-Mole for the GOP.
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And Musk wields his one-man metaphor status (and his 22.3 million follower army) to whack out any dissenting opinions.
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It often feels like a game of whack-a-mole; something we can't fix without CEOs making change a priority.
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" Pavel, of the Atlantic Council, said he hoped "it's not an undisciplined use of military force, playing whack-a-mole.
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Wikipedia has very strict copyright guidelines and some editors of the site say they're tired of playing whack-a-mole.
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Dennis' eating habits were so out of whack, Heidi says the famous pimp equated a Taco Bell salad to kale.
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Nor does it say disaster relief depends on how much it puts the budget "out of whack," in Trump's words.
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Anything that interferes with your kid's mood, schoolwork, interests, and so on could mean that something is out of whack.
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Iraq is today fighting a whack-a-mole struggle against an insurgency with a decade-long history in the country.
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This places the barrier of entry for PSVR dramatically lower for gamers looking to take a whack at virtual reality.
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That one misinterpretation would throw our entire view of ourselves and our place in the universe completely out of whack.
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But our circadian rhythms can be thrown out of whack by changes in exposure to light and by our behavior.
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Whack the carriage return lever to set the left margin and you're rockin' and rollin' like an analog throwback boss.
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The journalist might not notice that the hat market is also out of whack, in an equal and opposite way.
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With the console always in demand you can expect to pay full whack for this illustrious console, almost every time.
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Yes, the market will face a series of risk events this week; it is also analogous to "Whack-A-Mole".
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The similar point between market and game is Whack-A-Mole has contingency; people who played this game know that.
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This system is almost always out of whack with more demand for capacity (and, in turn drivers) than is available.
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Each bill presents a whack-a-mole of potential political and policy roadblocks that could pop up and stall talks.
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Maybe everything isn't going exactly the way you want it to, but you realize things aren't totally out of whack.
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He advised consumers to "whack that chocolate into a lot of little pieces" until it mixed with the ice cream.
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Trump on Wednesday continued his attacks on Conway, calling him a "loser" and "whack job" in various posts on Twitter.
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Nevertheless, the directors, Bob Hercules and Rita Coburn Whack, are always enthusiastic about their subject, and who can blame them.
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Nearby was a broker from Corcoran, taking what may be a last whack at trying to sell the Koeppels' apartment.
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"Don't let right-wing whack-a-doodles run the place," he said Sunday on said on John Catsimatidis's radio show.
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And the sugar was throwing my body out of whack, and I started laughing so hard and I started crying.
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Editorial New York voters seldom get the chance to take a real whack at cleaning out their scandal-rotted Legislature.
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This theory suggests that even when prices are out of whack with fundamentals, there are certain superstars, that will dominate.
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The work, which is as anatomically out-of-whack as any bather Cezanne ever painted, is not even the point.
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Using the back of a large wooden spoon, whack the ice cube 6-8 times breaking into finely cracked ice.
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Greene responded by playing whack-a-mole—locking down mailing lists, deleting documents, or asking employees to redact Google+ posts.
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We have to be entertaining to get our message across, but some doctors can really take this out of whack.
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Genovese was a bit more rash—a bit more hungry, maybe—and convinced Vincent "The Chin" Gigante to whack Costello.
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Consequently, a breakup throws both partners out of whack, like a caffeine addict suddenly deprived of her morning red-eye.
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Five hundred people in one place: If one of them gets out of whack, it could have a ripple effect.
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Carlson then seized on the backlash as further proof that the left and the media's priorities are out of whack.
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Owen's heart rate got out of whack and he told his new acquaintances that he needed to take a break.
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Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN)The languid whack of a ceiling fan stirs the heat around the Intensive Care Unit.
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Copyright owners describe efforts to address online infringement as "a whack-a-mole problem" because that's exactly what it is.
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"The taxes are way, way out of whack, and people are going to start to move pretty soon," he said.
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The alternative is a tragic whack-a-mole, with terrorists moving around the region and local civilians paying the price.
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Why does the article refer to government enforcement of the 2100th Amendment as a "yearslong game of Whack-a-Mole"?
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It's entirely possible Grindstone's difficulty curve gets out of whack later, but for now, I'm thinking about the next puzzle.
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I think with what the Business Roundtable, Jamie Dimon, said this week realizing that something is really out of whack.
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While 2 degrees Fahrenheit might not sound like much, that difference throws a lot of Earth's processes out of whack.
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"The taxes are way, way out of whack and people are going to start to move pretty soon," he said.
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Technicians methodically test promising materials to see whether they can take a whack without breaking, or survive a hard pull.
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" She added, "The way they're going about it is whack 'em and push back for the sake of pushing back.
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And then, yeah, making sure everything we do represents who we are, and that always feels like whack-a-mole.
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The crews of the tinclads and the other gunboats waged a deadly game of whack-a-mole along the western rivers.
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Basically, the ratio of food mass to digestive fluids "gets out of whack when the stomach is stuffed full," Lambert said.
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So if you want to regulate business effectively, you can't play legislative whack-a-mole and spot abuses in real time.
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But once things get really out of whack, most patients end up taking synthetic hormones for the rest of their lives.
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Most people realize the incentives are out of whack, but the pharmaceutical and medical industries will continue to torch any changes.
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Brilliant. Whack a piano cover (again, a great song made extremely boring) on it and hey presto, crying nans for weeks.
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Experts say the sites and their associated social media profiles come and go constantly in a game of whack-a-mole.
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This effort is more pressing than attempting to play whack-a-mole on white supremacist chatter on social forums, she said.
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The designers described it as a game of whack-a-mole, where fakes pop up more quickly than they're taken down.
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As dark net drug marketplaces continue to pop up, law enforcement agencies are playing a game of online whack-a-mole.
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Its Twitter supporters play whack-a-mole with moderators, setting up new accounts as fast as old ones are shut down.
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If a component is even a few millimeters out of place, it can throw an entire production line out of whack.
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Scientists have identified biological stress markers inside hibernators' bodies, like out of whack cellular functions and protein abnormalities, said van Breukelen.
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It may well be that a look at your portfolio could show that your asset allocation has gotten out of whack.
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Out of whack weather, gluttonous inventories and changing consumer spending patterns have shouldered much of the blame for sluggish retail sales.
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Throughout, he's aided by famous friends from across the musical spectrum, including Solange, Toro y Moi, Tierra Whack, and Anderson .Paak.
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But where trade has continued, American firms seem to have gone on paying full whack, in addition to the new levies.
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To skeptics, the latest removals look like more "whack-a-mobile" tactics to remove problems only once they have become problems.
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HONEST souls intent on paying full whack for the music they listen to used to have a hard time in China.
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When one side gets out of whack, that's a good sign that the market's going to move in the other direction.
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Your internal pay equity will be out of whack, teamwork will go out the window and your costs will spiral up.
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It's a driving range, you get your own little area and you whack holes off of the side of this building.
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Firms may be sating their desire for skills without paying full whack, argues Doug Monro of Adzuna, a job-search website.
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But if Nunes and the Trump administration truly are trying to scuttle the House Intelligence investigation, they're playing whack-a-mole.
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Those variables have thrown supply and demand out of whack, leaving midtier retailers with little choice but to compete on price.
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"This is wrong and it's certainly out of whack with what everybody else in the state has to pay," he said.
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In a nutshell, imagine disco slowed down a bit, and then whack a load of icy synth patterns over the top.
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The general lesson right now is that lots of valuation metrics are out of whack due to a confluence of concerns.
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Chinese president Xi Jinping is getting increasing exposure as a cartoon character with his latest animated self playing whack-a-mole.
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As fast as I take my music down, it reappears again on the same site—an endless whack-a-mole game.
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Turns out that self-reported penis lengths are often rounded up and accurate data thrown out of whack because, well, men.
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But, it actually throws that carefully balanced system out of whack, and may be messing with the way this circuit works.
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As a result, when our body's clock is out of whack it can contribute to obesity, depression, diabetes and heart problems.
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"He just fell out of whack mechanically, started rushing his pitches and couldn't get through it," said Seattle manager Scott Servais.
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Brexit will whack the public finances, forcing the government to raise taxes and cut spending, sucking further demand from the economy.
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You could brush them or whack into them, but it hurt, and they could slow you down or alter your course.
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But the other pole must resist playing whack-a-mole against bad proposals, and instead must reject the TANF blueprint altogether.
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Both sides of the aisle have long agreed that corporate tax inversion transactions signify incentives that are severely out of whack.
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Yes, conspiratorial malarkey will always thrive -- but silencing the latest flavor of it is just a game of whack-a-mole.
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"Unfortunately you will spend so much of your energy trying to chase them down and play whack-a-mole," said Hooley.
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Whack that oven up to 180, get the timer on and the ketchup out, and let the Ristorante Mozzarella cure all.
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"Narrator: Horror motifs and childhood references side-by-side is something you'll see a lot in the visuals for "Whack World.
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They intend to drill the Republican nominee on crucial answers, facts and counterattacks, and coach him on ways to whack Mrs.
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"Sweet Caroline," not even the Neil Diamond version, seemed to pop up on every block, a Whack-a-Mole of song.
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Cleared out to Vrsaljko, he takes a whack from 2100 yards, but it sails well to the left of Lloris's goal.
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If a game of crossword fill whack-a-mole doesn't end successfully, there may be no alternative to scrapping the stack.
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Still, playing Whack-a-Mole against individual cases of misinformation is no substitute for providing credible information, according to state officials.
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Even with some gains this week, the coronavirus outbreak that threw financial markets out of whack this month continues to spread.
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Then they plug me in, whack a thousand volts up my arse, and I rise again like a fucking Terminator messiah.
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Moments later, Ertz takes a whack to the foot, and now Horan has taken a tumble backtracking in her penalty area.
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My universe was completely out of whack because I never thought that at age 28 I would have two dying parents.
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He says it's whack how his fans turned on him without hearing the full story ... but it is what it is.
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When Alfred Finnbogason of Iceland was brought down with a whack on the calf from behind, there was initially no call.
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But golf simulators — where workers can whack balls against a soft screen that depicts holes on actual courses — are popping up.
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After letting the base color dry fully, whack a paintbrush, dipped in the pigment of one's choice, against an iron pipe.
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Investors should stay close to their benchmark asset allocations and be prepared to rebalance if their portfolio gets out of whack.
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Content creators say this precedent has led to a game of whack-a-mole, because new files just pop up immediately.
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Working out in the morning has made me feel better overall, but it has thrown my appetite completely out of whack.
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Playing whack-a-mole by adding pockets of previously Trump voters but losing swaths of Democrats is not a winning formula.
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In a town that rewards conformity, Trump is the complete opposite, and his election threw the entire system out of whack.
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"Our offense has been on a roll but we looked a little out of whack tonight," Colorado manager Walt Weiss said.
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Many of the conventions and rituals of Washington seem out of whack in the chaos that is the age of Trump.
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And third, the slew of payments that morning was out of whack with the usual pattern of orders from Bangladesh Bank.
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"You see the head of the DNC, who is a total whack job," he said on Fox News earlier this month.
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And then they would have to kind of do a whack-a-mole type situation to get it all under control.
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Sensing the microbiome is out of whack, the immune system then rushes in to battle, pimpling your skin in the process.
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But it's a never-ending game of whack-a-mole that's only getting harder as we barrel toward the 2020 election.
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When she didn't get her period, she assumed that her hormones were just out of whack because of that strange pill.
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Just when it seems like Wells Fargo's troubles are behind it, another mole pops up from the whack-a-mole machine.
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Nobody will see you but that raving whack job next door, and as you may have noticed, he's an erratic shot.
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Sotomayor also seemed to take a whack at Justice Department attorneys for what she views as strained arguments justifying the ban.
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"We cannot play international whack-a-mole with each new threat," DHS chief John Kelly told the New American Security Conference.
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Using trade policy measures like tariffs to clamp down on deficits can end up being a game of whack-a-mole.
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Netflix's battle against VPNs is expected to be a game of whack-a-mole, as the company blacklists known VPN servers.
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A more radical option, says Mr Barr, would be partially to subsidise universities that opt to charge less than the full whack.
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The list of good movies coming in has been way out of whack with the list of great movies leaving the service.
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Often there&aposs the case, you know, media expectations were way out of whack despite of everything that the president had said.
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Tone Loc tells us he first told the teen, "Your hat is whack" as he was grabbing his luggage from baggage claim.
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" It's always going to be a process of whack-a-mole; there's never going to be, like, "We solved white supremacy online!
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If you're skeptical, the MADE has declared Habitat to be an open source project, dumping a whack of Habitat's files on Github.
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Guy with a vendetta against the newspaper, filed a defamation claim, he seems completely like a total whack job, stalked another woman.
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That's why most believe they're the favorites to take over control right now — Republicans are, essentially, trying to play whack-a-mole.
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Madeleine's doing it from a standing start and just going 'whack' with over five times her body weight, from a standing start.
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But its marketplace is so sprawling that attempts to combat bad actors add up to an ongoing game of whack-a-mole.
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And in many instances, he seems to think the price the U.S. pays to keep order abroad is way out of whack.
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As the sole witness on Wednesday, Facebook's CEO knew he'd be facing nearly 60 legislators eager to take a whack at him.
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Instead of measuring anything, we seem to be relying on Whack-a-Mole in response to viral outrage and/or media reports.
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This most recent pair of closures may end up as another mighty thump in a never-ending game of whack-a-mole.
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The Trump administration identified over 212,300 Chinese products, including car parts and television sets, that it would whack with tariffs of 25%.
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All that goes out of whack when she gets a call from Mark's secretary asking for the model number of her bed.
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Your daily routines and rituals have been out of whack, and as a result, your self-care routine has likely dropped off.
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It's an exhausting and devastating game of whack-a-mole, and even when images are effectively scrubbed, the damage has been done.
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Like an in-water version of Whack-a-Mole, the seals' adorable heads randomly popped up as we explored Canada's southernmost fjord.
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It corrects blood sugar when it's out of whack, so it's probably one of the best supplements for reversing a slow metabolism.
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However, Convergex chief market strategist Nicholas Colas points to two factors that may explain why the number is so out of whack.
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Homey and Marge's room is relatively spacious, but is missing the critical walk-in closet these whack new money couples always demand.
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" Whack also calls out DJ Khaled for his drama-courting tendencies, rapping, "You love the drama / I love being Black, and Benihana.
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Today it stands at around 121 percent, lower than that high point, but still out of whack with the average over time.
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Also, undisclosed accounts could throw your asset allocation — how your money is divvied up among stocks, bonds and cash — out of whack.
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When things go badly in our relationships, it's easy to feel out of whack and want to make sense of it all.
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You shouldn't get seen, ever, because when you do it's usually pow, a whack over the head and a "caught" pop-up.
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Twitter has been busy playing whack-a-mole against ISIS-related accounts at a furious pace, suspending 125,000 accounts as of February.
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The terrifying thing is that those most loyal to Trump are terrifying—either whack jobs or people with tremendous baggage or both.
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After that, another test of the mirror's optics will be done, to see if these launch conditions threw anything out of whack.
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When your hormones are out of whack with puberty, it increases your chance of having acne, but adults can get it, too.
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But I could see Leo brandishing a long rubber tube, as if he were about to whack my son, who looked worried.
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It took until 2015 to launch a new manufacturing operation there, and production costs are still out of whack, according to Manley.
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The resulting muscular imbalances can lead to slumped posture, an out-of-whack lower back, underdeveloped glutes, and back and neck pain.
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Similar to the way jet lag makes you feel out of whack, daylight-saving time is like scooting one time zone over.
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It's a counterterrorism game of "whack-a-mole," in which you can fortify one place and someone can pop up in another.
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Her story, set largely in childhood and adolescence, hinges on her quest to understand why her operating system is out of whack.
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Well, I'd spent my youth in Cloud Cuckoo Land, hadn't I, but Professor Zinn was there to whack me upside the head.
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That's turned rights enforcement into "an unending game of whack-a-mole" for rights holders, agents, and consumer product companies, he says.
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In this environment, there are often too many things happening at once; it's a constant game of whack-a-mole for journalists.
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If necessary, Mr. Francois told ITV, he and another pro-Brexit lawmaker would "go up there, whack it and save some money."
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Before the temporary ban on analogues, targeting the drug was like a game of whack-a-mole, drug enforcement officials have said.
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Now, as long-silent accusations of sexual harassment surface like so many whack-a-moles, Thrush is one of the latest casualties.
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Germany will be badly hurt if Donald Trump follows through on his threat to whack tariffs on car imports later this year.
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They're selling it on a narrative and now the valuations are so far out of whack with what's actually going to occur.
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A recent article described 700 brides at a mass wedding being given cricket bats to whack their grooms if they become abusive.
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You don't need much of an imagination to envision Chris Rock, Larry Wilmore or Wanda Sykes taking a whack at that line.
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Before your mind starts going in all types of directions and I have to whack you, I'll share with you my obsession.
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The answer involves a tectonic shift in American government, from a functioning separation of powers to one that is out of whack.
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"At least personally, I don't want to see a whack job get any kind of dangerous object of any kind," he said.
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"Central banks, particularly the Fed, really are playing whack-a-mole with the financial system," said Eric Winograd, senior economist at AllianceBernstein.
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The problem is, though, that expectations are so out of whack for so many people because you're often working for somebody else.
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"That 25% is just going to whack us on the head," said Rick Helfenbein, president of the American Apparel and Footwear Association.
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Even Gold is near 1.63week highs - Oil rebounding from biggest loss in a month, while Natty bouncing back from yesterday's 5% whack.
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Scientists are nearly always taken by surprise when it pops up in new places, as if playing whack-a-mole with the universe.
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Putting a stop to this kind of crime has been described as a "never-ending game of whack-a-mole " for law enforcement.
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" The president separately told ABC News' Karen Travers that George is a "whack job" who is "doing a disservice to his wonderful wife.
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And besides, he doesn't need much of an excuse to whack the press (or engage in counterpunching, as he likes to view it).
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First she logged onto a foreign server, where she has placed Whack-a-Mole to keep it out of the US government's reach.
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"If it's really bad, it's easy for them to dismiss — that it's so far out of whack, it can't be true," he said.
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A Sports Illustrated reporter wrote an accurate account of his crudity, and the Astros' response became a study in crisis P.R. gone whack.
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Between 1989 and 1998, the vortex never got so thrown out of whack that it split in winter — like it did in 2019.
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And indeed, to call what I do golf — I do own clubs and I occasionally whack them into the ground and dig holes.
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Where it stands: For economists who believe pricing should play a major role in stemming emissions, it's a game of whack-a-mole.
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Markets aren't static, so you'll need to rebalance periodically to make sure that your investments are not "way out of whack," Folkes says.
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When they do ban people, they're happy to play a game of whack-a-mole, instead of having a systematic approach, he added.
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When I'm traveling, however, my daily organization and structure seem to fall to the wayside, and everything is thrown completely out of whack.
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" Still, even the typically bullish Seaburg said he does think "positioning has gotten out of whack in a lot of these yielding names.
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Once they reach their pod and meet the completely whack-a-doodle team of scientists in charge of them, he approaches her again.
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Manager Ned Yost said the team is not going to rush Duffy back even though his injury threw the rotation out of whack.
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If Mr Trump were to use exchange rates as a reason to whack tariffs on imports from Europe, that could prove self-defeating.
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It's 'whack-a-mole' on steroids in which every time the mole is knocked down, two more pop up, then four, then eight.
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Even if it eventually gets shut down, Wefre's existence underscores the persistent "whack-a-mole problem" faced by the recording industry and regulators.
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Wrong. In reality, the tiniest of abodes can become easily congested due to an out-of-whack ratio of square footage to stuff.
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Tittiecoin (TTC)At this point my compass for what is sincere and what is a total lunatic scam is completely out of whack.
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"Microsoft is playing whack-a-mole here," Thomas Rid, a professor of strategic studies at Johns Hopkins University, told the New York Times.
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Crude still weakening as Iranian comments yesterday weighed and Oil Sands re-starts eyed, while Natty gas is rebounding from yesterday's sharp whack.
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The company is currently working on incorporating streaming optimizations that are used by companies like Netflix to help satisfy those with whack wifi.
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We have a second video where Shia seems to whack a guy in the chest, shake his hand and then yank him away.
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During the soundcheck, feedback from the mic overpowered her vocals at times, but Whack worked through its difficulties as best as she could.
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Some of its games include 'Whack-a-Bat' and 'Sparks,' which require climbers to navigate an "electrified" maze projected on the climbing wall.
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Laser rangers let it identify and roll around humans and unexpected obstacles, and there are no big, free arms to whack them with.
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Outing him is a brazen political ploy to create a pinata for every agitated deplorable in the country to take a whack at.
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" During a trip to the island last week, Trump said the hurricane destruction had thrown his administration's budget "a little out of whack.
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Directed by his mahout, Rambahadur started to whack the cat with its trunk in an attempt to shoo it back towards the reserve.
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The game of whack-a-mole with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on the messaging platform Telegram isn't over yet.
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She also included the instructions that come attached to the item that instruct users to "slam" and "whack" the item against a wall.
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The host is the Grim Reaper (Tonya Pinkins), who plays games like Whack-a-Soul and lures African-American children to their deaths.
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For Big Tech, a game of whack-a-mole There is no denying that 2018 has been an awful year for Big Tech.
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"I thought it was going to be a really good night, but once I got started, everything felt out of whack," Hahn said.
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Your usual routine is out of whack this morning—your favorite coffee mug is missing, scheduling difficulties abound, and things just feel hard.
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Many instead follow a whack-a-mole strategy, testing a sample of water sources, then fixing or disabling ones with excessive lead concentrations.
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If that happens, your cycle might be slightly out of whack, so don't be surprised if you don't get your period that month.
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This guy got asked by his master to get his dick out and whack it in my face, which he did very obligingly.
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You whack moles, you blast balloons above clown heads with a pair of squirt guns, you break inexpensive dishware by hurling soccer balls.
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Movies like Dressed to Kill, The Silence of The Lambs, even Ace Ventura: Pet Detective all portrayed gender dysphoric individuals as whack jobs.
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Whack some fake sausage and tofu scramble between slices of bread, call it an all day breakfast sandwich and watch time-pressed morons.
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Tierra Whack is becoming one of the biggest names in hip hop, garnering support from artists like Meek Mill and A$AP Rocky.
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Tierra Whack first appeared on the scene at age 15, when she did an impromptu freestyle for one of Philly's underground rap collectives.
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I don't think we are seeing the Fidelitys or Blackrocks of this world selling down equity positions, something was out of whack yesterday.
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While Cardi B is staking out territory on the charts, Tierra Whack, Princess Nokia, Yaeji and many others are producing exciting new work.
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The chief purpose of the investment tab is "just to make sure my allocations aren't getting too far out of whack," Brandon said.
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I thought it was sort of a whack-a-mole (club-a-cob?) type thing, but you have to throw a BEAN BAG.
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And he is coming to realize, they said, the need to woo, not whack, leaders of his own party to get things done.
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When she has to scold them, it's with a soft whack of her flip-flop, as an Egyptian mother might an errant son.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in Earth sign Virgo, so expect your schedule to be out of whack for a few weeks.
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If so, are both private and public markets out of whack because years of cheap capital allowed venture funds to slide into carelessness?
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In Chinese medicine, disease is disharmony, the result of vital energies in the organs blocked or for too long left out of whack.
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But the idea that things are out of whack may not be enough to convince any Republicans to remove their President from office.
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"This extraordinary monetary policy stance continues to whack the crown and the change in tone seems warranted," said Societe Generale analyst Kit Juckes.
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As well as the early whack to Wall Street, CBOE's VIX volatility index, the so-called fear gauge, reached its highest since August.
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You can whack them thin (one-quarter inch) or thicker (one-half inch or so), but thinner breasts are more apt to overcook.
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Their attention levels as they go through time zones will be gauged by their ability to play "Whack a Mole" on an iPad.
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When they spot a caiman that's big enough, they snare it in a net, tie it up, and whack it on the head.
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It's 'whack-a-mole' on steroids in which every time the mole is knocked down, two more pop up, then four, then eight.
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It's the perfect introduction for anyone who isn't familiar with the former Philadephia battle rapper and a portal into the strange world of Whack.
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Take the WWE wrestlers who sang it in the ring a couple months back, or Billy Porter taking a whack at it in January.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte took aim at the country's central bank, telling its governor: "I will give you a whack," Reuters reported on Thursday.
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But there's a glaring problem to it all: That whack of chocolate sauce that sits right on the top of the ice cream cone.
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The first big test of Whack-a-Mole came just before the white supremacist Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville on Saturday, August 12.
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Boston got on the board with 6:48 left in the second as Acciari whipped around to whack in a rebound off his backhand.
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There are 22 movies and like a thousand different characters to keep track of, so these things sometimes fall a little out of whack.
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"You have thrown our budget a little out of whack, because we've spent a lot of money on Puerto Rico and that's fine," Pres.
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"The amount of outrage versus the amount of shitty things in the world is totally out of whack," John tells Reed at one point.
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Even as a young teen he could whack the ball over the walls; even as a young teen he was shaped like the Thing.
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"This extraordinary monetary policy stance continues to whack the crown and the [Riksbank] change in tone seems warranted," said Societe Generale analyst Kit Juckes.
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Initially governments outlawed one substance after another, playing a game of whack-a-mole with producers, who would add molecular tweak after molecular tweak.
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SEO tricks can be mighty powerful, and Google's attempts to keep people from exploiting them has long been a game of whack-a-mole.
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Even an imprecise one would be better than the "outrage Whack-a-Mole" flailing quasi-responses which seem to be underway at the moment.
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Fortunately no breaks, no tears, but a lot of things fall out of whack when you're falling from that high up that many times.
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Metrics such as The Economist's Big Mac index, a lighthearted guide to exchange rates, hint at how far currency values are out of whack.
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In this picture, outnumbered moderators will always be a step behind masses of determined users, and the whack-a-mole game will never end.
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Mr Clarkson points out that the same ethos marks other sectors in Lower Saxony: "industrial farming, steel, machine tools, insurance, services, the full whack".
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The dispute between Kosovo and Serbia, though, has put this system out of whack, as the two governments have not beeen balancing their books.
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He got a large popcorn for himself, and my emotions were so out of whack I started to cry because I couldn't eat it.
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Your skin is the largest organ of your body and if it's out of whack, you are absolutely allowed to feel down about that.
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There's one coming straight at them, just a foot off the ground—it lifts just enough to whack their roof and explode behind them.
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That is another thing with swans; they look beautiful, but they are bad-tempered birds which can give a nasty whack with their wings.
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Still, this kind of website can be extremely persistent, and authorities often find themselves playing a whack-a-mole game with the various sites.
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Bottom line, says Kelly, while Lorraine sustains a pretty hard whack to the head, a concussion can occur even with a relatively light blow.
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Some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates are proposing non-traditional ways to provide reparations for the descendants of slaves, the AP's Errin Haines Whack reports.
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you are throwing our budget out of whack," he told local leaders who met with him.
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That's when Simone attacks Hunter with the crowbar herself — and is able to whack him in the face enough times to knock him unconscious.
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The studio is filled with strange props, like a single silicone boob, which feels like it aligns with the bizarre backdrop of Whack World.
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"I hate to say it, Puerto Rico, you've thrown our budget out of whack," he said during a briefing with local and federal responders.
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His most popular resale items were the replaceable blades that whack hockey pucks, and Gibbon sold them by the cartload at rock-bottom prices.
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In rare cases (most commonly among hardcore athletes), you can drink so much water that it throws your body's sodium levels out of whack.
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This week she released Whack World, a 15-song project defying normalcy, placing Tierra in a trajectory to surpass the trends of her contemporaries.
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By industry standards, she would be considered off the wall and Whack World is her own universe that doesn't hold her to superficial standards.
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He built a massive Pong game IRL that looks like an air hockey table, but instead of controlling whack pucks, users maneuver white rectangles.
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What men have done to women over hundreds of years is more analogous to a crime scene than an engine that's out of whack.
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Worlds shall end, civilisations shall fall, and it will all be because Sergio Aguero tried to whack Winston Reid right on his fucking hooter.
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SS Paul DeJong experienced a historical day Saturday, becoming the first shortstop in club history to whack four extra-base hits in a game.
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If they met the targets they ended up paying 10% of the watch's list price; those who took no exercise paid the full whack.
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Despite the challenges, Morgan Stanley Research took an earnest whack at SpaceX's valuation in mid-September with an eye toward the inception of Starlink.
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When you whack it on the avocado's pit, the metal prongs dig in and pull the pit out effortlessly — no scary knife skills necessary.
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The public's collective knowledge of periods is rife with misinformation — for example, no, the full moon will not throw your cycle out of whack.
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With the world lately feeling so completely out of whack, it seemed an even crueler blow to also lose Bill Cunningham this past weekend.
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One dolphin spontaneously picked up a game of "Whack-an-Angel-Fish," tapping the digital fish floating across the screen to make them vanish.
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Because farmers' schedules revolved around sunlight and not the clock, a change in the amount of sunlight threw their entire workday out of whack.
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" US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said the agreement was "absolutely terrific" and would modernize a trade deal that had "gotten seriously out of whack.
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People's electrical current can be interrupted, including in their heart, if their potassium levels get out of whack, either too high or too low.
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Keep your head down in the game of trimming costs by cutting payroll Whack-a-Mole by showing the ability to adapt and learn.
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Some of the reunions were cool to see, but the filmmaking was listless, the pacing was all out of whack, and that dragon flight?
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Twitter has a great deal more work to do on the automation front, but Whack-a-Troll is not where its disinformation problem ends.
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DiMaria takes a whack to the ankle to win a free kick way out on the left, about 10 yards from the end line.
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Workers clear the icicles the old-fashioned way: they stand on a rail car and whack them with long poles that have hammer heads.
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"He's out of whack," Girardi conceded after Monday's win narrowed the Astros' lead in the American League Championship Series to two games to one.
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Getting rid of an app is like playing whack-a-mole — particularly because many young people maintain multiple accounts with varying levels of secrecy.
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The bigger picture: Analysts maintain that their anxiety is limited to the first quarter, and most 2020 forecasts don't look totally out of whack.
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"what kind of whack apology … gina rodriguez said don't worry guys I have the pass because i grew up on lauryn hill," said another.
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And as with any popular franchise that has significant merchandising potential, this game of whack-a-mole with copyright-infringing merchandisers is not unusual.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says that when it comes to how we use our smartphones and other gadgets, things are way out of whack.
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The central bank had just stopped shrinking its holdings of Treasury securities when, in September, a key short-term rate jumped out of whack.
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When Mr. Biden was dominating the polls early in the primary, debate nights devolved frequently into a stage-wide game of whack-a-veep.
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President Trump, who had no problem taking a victory lap over federal criminal justice reform, has been happy to whack his former home state.
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Abe — a keen rather than skilled golfer — sank a shot into a bunker, although he managed to whack his ball out with a problem.
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She said she decided to do it after feeling that her system was "out of whack" and to get a break from processed foods.
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I keep a pot of SkinCeuticals Phyto Corrective Masque in the fridge and whack that on if my skin is feeling warm and tight.
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And he whined that Puerto Ricans had "thrown our budget a little out of whack," because of course they must have planned the hurricane.
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Gallagher made the score 3-0 with 2 minutes 40 seconds left in the second, mirroring the first Montreal goal by converting another midair whack.
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Maybe more people will start talking about a holistic approach to the region rather than the Whack-a-Terrorist game we seem to be playing.
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Introducing a standalone relief bill into this packed schedule, as Trump advocated earlier this week, could throw an already tenuous legislative schedule out of whack.
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But rooting out these drugs is a game of whack-a-mole; once the DEA targets a specific chemical composition, a new one pops up.
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Like those before, the tweets were deleted in what, by the next day, had started to resemble a game of anti-Trump whack-a-mole.
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Whack-A-Kass is currently the most popular game on Neopets, probably because it's an easy way to earn a ton of Neopoints (Neopets currency).
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"The commodity market can get out of whack in low-volume times, and stocks aren't necessarily going to follow, because it's completely irrational," Hatfield said.
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In fact, my reward-to-work ratio is completely out of whack and I'm wary of losing the sense of urgency necessary to induce growth.
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In the shadowy world of the internet, where white nationalists hide behind fake accounts and anonymity is power, Whack-a-Mole was shining a searchlight.
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Photo: GettyOn Friday, in the latest round of Facebook's whack-a-mole attempts to fix itself, the company launched new requirements for admins of Pages.
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If you feel unhappy and burnt out because your equilibrium is out of whack, there are ways to approach your boss to discuss some options.
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But, as the Greenland-shark data hint, it is quite likely that it is the trawls, rather than the DNA, which are out of whack.
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It's like playing a high-stakes version of whack-a-mole — but the question is how long is it sustainable, and at what human cost?
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But before leaving the fog in the rental car's rearview mirror, let's take a whack at the insanity of allowing one state such disproportionate power.
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We had a last minute visit from our California friends on their way to Mexico, so our week has been a little out of whack.
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Trying to trump China round the region is like playing whack-a-mole, says Jonathan Pryke of the Lowy Institute, a think-tank in Sydney.
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Catching the Pokémon themselves is relatively simple: You just flick a Poké Ball in their direction, whack them on their noggins, and that's that, gotcha.
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Facebook has shown they're completely incapable of playing whack-a-mole with problematic content, and AI interventions drown out legitimate, terms-non-violating user material.
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Why it matters: Among the drivers' biggest complaints is that Uber and Lyft take too big of a whack out of their fare — 20%–25%.
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First, The Verge, from its Facebook IPO coverage: When you compare Facebook to other public tech companies, its valuation also looks way out of whack.
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The hot dog is loaded with a pretzel bun, sausage, tomato paste, pepperoni slices, mushrooms, olives, and a whack of melted cheese on the top.
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" Wearing a top hat with a durag, Whack hits her followers with, "They hate to see a girl rap / Who the hottest in the world?
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On defending freedom, he takes a whack at unnamed Russians and says the EU should ban the funding of European political parties by foreign powers.
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For Whack, who bounced around Philadelphia as a child, Philly is what she knows best, even if the city was about to witness her rebirth.
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It's the idea of mumble rap pushed to its cartoonish endpoints, which is sort've how Whack tends to approach all the sounds she toys with.
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Facebook really is facing challenges here: It's playing a sort of Whack-a-Mole game with identifying and stomping out nefarious activity on its platform.
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The administration can't force states to play "a game of whack-a-mole," the request argues, by simply reissuing the same policy with minor tweaks.
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The answers were all whack, much deserving of a giant X. But then Max chimed in with an answer rivaling the likes of Lorena Bobbitt.
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"America is economically out of whack, and everyone knows it," Dan Cantor, National Director of the Working Families Party, a progressive political organization, told Motherboard.
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Like the clumps of earth that African farmers whack with their hand hoes, these natural and human obstacles are stubborn and hard to break down.
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The authors think regulators have pursued a policy of "whack-a-mole": identifying specific problems after they surface and then producing elaborate rules in response.
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Hussman supports his overall bearish thesis by pointing out valuation metrics that are way out-of-whack and extraordinary central bank policies he finds troubling.
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The camera will also eventually pair with accessories, including a whack-a-mole game called the "Pawbo Punch" and the "Pawbo Catch," which teases cats.
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But getting kicked off a web host merely forces a site to go somewhere else — ultimately prompting a game of internet-domain whack-a-mole.
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Moreover, one has to wonder if this is really just a game of whack-a-mole waiting to happen for these VPN and unblocker services.
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Rudy, the yard man, would pause to give a brief applause before returning to whack at the weeds with his machete under the mango tree.
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With a couple more libel tennis balls to whack over the litigation net stateside, it's a harder game to play for the public figure plaintiff.
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And sometimes, it's a combination of genetic and psychological or physical factors like past trauma, big life changes, chronic illness, and out-of-whack hormones.
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Philly rapper Tierra Whack, nominated for Best Music Video, showed up early in a fluffy floor-length rainbow coat and an equally colorful, illustrated dress.
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The side effect of this tariff whack-a-mole was that solar panel prices around the world cratered, leading to a blossoming of solar power.
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The point we have reached is the product of years and years of apocalyptic thinking, so now we have these really out of whack punishments.
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After the election, the company found itself mired in a game of subreddit ban whack-a-mole that treated symptoms but never touched the disease.
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Trump agreed that the system is "totally out of whack," and said that perhaps it would work better if FAA was run by a pilot.
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Why it matters: On a big social media platform, using humans to hunt automated scam accounts is a particularly difficult game of whack-a-mole.
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Microsoft executives acknowledged that this was a game of whack-a-mole, and that the creators of Necurs and groups like it would be back.
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There's a key reason Trump's actual Russia policy has been so out of whack with his campaign rhetoric: Most of his staff disagrees with it.
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"If there was any continuity and logic in there, I wanted to throw that out of whack," he told City Newspaper of Rochester in 2016.
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In its deceptively casual ambition and ruthless brevity, "Whack World" had a brilliant strategy for combat in the attention economy: keep things short and visual.
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A win over the Raiders (2375-26.5) seems likely regardless, but the line is entirely out of whack with what Jackson has shown so far.
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All of a sudden, instead of the faces of people you know, you see graphic, sexual videos pop up and disappear like whack-a-mole.
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"If you turned around, you would whack somebody in the butt," recalls Cliff Drysdale, a staple of the 1960s tour, about the tiny locker room.
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He pointed to the company's "badly designed" website, the "long overdue" debut of book clubs this spring and the company's "out of whack" operating costs.
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And, when someone tells me they finally read a book they could never crack, I take a whack out of a sense of a challenge.
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Geminis and Virgos are also likely to feel Mercury retrogrades more intensely than other signs, since it's their planetary ruler that's all out of whack!
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Murray and a groundhog he steals happily take the vehicle on different adventures each day – from biking and snow drifting to playing whack-a-mole.
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So if we were to have leap years every four years, then the calendar would still get out of whack over long periods of time.
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While our first whack at the connected home kitchen was interesting and occasionally even fun, for the most part it has flopped like a soufflé.
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Turned out we needed to spend another $3 million adjusting the salaries of employees whose compensation had fallen out of whack since the last audit.
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My sleep cycle is all out of whack as you can tell by the fact that I'm sending this at almost 103 in the morning.
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"It is out of whack under Trump," said Dana Shell Smith, a former career Foreign Service officer who served as the U.S. ambassador to Qatar.
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The goings-on of her guts have also been a recurring theme in some of the mystified press around her bubbling, chromatic debut, Whack World.
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When I'm outlining and need more excitement, it's "Acid Rap" and "Coloring Book" by Chance the Rapper, anything Janelle Monae, Tierra Whack, Raveena and Prince.
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Having the federal government break the back of exclusionary policies would require not one law but a concerted whack-a-mole approach needing significant ongoing commitment.
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If you've taken a course of antibiotics recently, for instance, the bacteria responsible for breaking down some types of complex carbohydrates may be out of whack.
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YouTube's current business necessitates that it host as much content as possible while playing whack-a-mole with the bad stuff that stokes the public's ire.
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Strategies in those countries can seem like a whack-a-mole game in which destroying crops in one area leads to them popping up somewhere else.
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If your morning starts with an earlier-than-usual wakeup call, there's a good chance the rest of your day may be thrown out of whack.
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The crewmembers even played a game involving alien spaceships coming toward them inside the orbiting outpost, and that experience didn't throw anybody too out of whack.
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After nearly a decade, it was clear that playing whack-a-mole with casual racism did not mean that we'd someday get to retire our hammers.
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Like a game of whack-a-mole, as soon as the company addresses regulatory concerns in one city, another issue pops up somewhere else, Jordan said.
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Windchill, central heating, and other environmental factors have the ability to knock it out of whack — cue the onslaught of dry patches, tightness, and fine lines.
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This would effectively cut down on online trolling, where it becomes a game of whack-a-mole to silence the handful of abusers who keep returning.
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But recurrent droughts, floods, heatwaves and storms can all hurt—particularly in a world of complex, just-in-time supply chains readily thrown out of whack.
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We don't usually eat out during the week, but we planned for this today since our schedules were going to be a little out of whack.
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Sonically, they're far more Oathbreaker than Anti Cimex, but songs like "Sisyphus' Lament" show off a good solid whack of crust amidst the more atmospheric moments.
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If you identify as a woman and you accidentally pick up a bottle of men's multivitamins, you're not going to throw your body out of whack.
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This triggered a chain of events that threw part of Schiaparelli's landing sequence out of whack and ultimately caused the spacecraft to slam into the ground.
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First, those who choose to consume the ice cream should take the back of a spoon and whack the huge chocolate discs into lots of pieces.
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If the court's next ruling says Texas has to redraw these three districts, the other congressional terrain nearby could be thrown out of whack as well.
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Likewise, 2700 percent say having kids would probably throw their plans out of whack, yet only 23 percent are putting money away to prepare for parenthood.
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This is despite surrendering part of the rebate after 2005 to ensure that Britain paid a fair whack to new members from central and eastern Europe.
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The opioid epidemic in the US can sometimes seem like a giant game of whack-a-mole for health officials — look away and the epidemic shifts.
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"We need to keep adding bills because manufacturers can keep playing whack-a-mole with lobbyists if there's only one or two states," Gordon-Byrne said.
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The rebound came off Drew Doughty's shot from the right point, with Marian Gaborik getting the first whack at it and picking up the first assist.
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Illinois and New Jersey may be more corrupt, and Kansas and Louisiana more out of whack, but they don't bear the responsibility of being the future.
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What began as a collaboration turns into a nightmare, as Hussein's bees begin to attack Hatidze's, the natural order of things thrown irrevocably out of whack.
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Fighting the virus, therefore, will be more whack-a-mole, with hand-to-hand combat in distinct zones, instead of containing a fast-moving national spread.
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The whack-a-mole of lawsuits under the Act's remaining provisions is simply not a sufficient way to prevent racially-targeted manipulation of the voting rules.
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Higher interest rates usually slow growth in home prices, but because supply and demand are so out of whack right now, usual trends may not apply.
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" The men have continued to trade barbs on Twitter, with Trump calling Conway the "husband from hell" and a "whack job" and Conway calling Trump "nuts.
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A venik is a bundle of leafy branches, usually birch or oak, that is then used to massage, pat, and whack up and down the body.
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Jonathan Jarvis, the director of the National Park Service from 2009 to 2017, said spending the fees could throw future maintenance needs completely out of whack.
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The whack-a-mole game utilizes HairWorks to create the frizzy detailed 'dos of the poor little critters designed for the sole purpose of getting malleted.
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Lee Whack, a spokesman for the Democratic National Convention, said the organizers would work with transit officials to provide "safe and efficient" service during the event.
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Government ethics officials say dealing with this administration is an exhausting game of whack-a-mole: go after one potential violation, and two others crop up.
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As Naomi Osaka practiced at Arthur Ashe Stadium early Tuesday, her coach, Dave Taylor, dared her to whack a ball out of the 23,000-seat stadium.
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A seemingly normal image of a cat, for example, might contain a few modified pixels that throws an otherwise functional image-classification system out of whack.
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High levels of investor enthusiasm can be a bad thing when it comes to financial markets, as too much money can push valuations out of whack.
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And this whack job started shooting, hurt Roger -- I don't know if Roger's here -- but hurt a number of people, hit them -- but really hit Steve.
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In fact, the dull brown hue of this thick gloop is so disturbing to me, I've had to whack on a "caution" on the below photo.
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The social enterprise model is particularly important for purifiers because the industry "is out of whack with reality", Talhelm told the Thomson Reuters Foundation on Tuesday.
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SURGE TO SAFETY As well as the early whack to Wall Street, CBOE's VIX volatility index, the so-called fear gauge, reached its highest since August.
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When I ceased breastfeeding my older son three years prior, I remembered feeling a bit out of whack until my period returned, but that was it.
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Swelling corporate debt piles alone wouldn&apost necessarily warrant cause for concern, but Gundlach thinks their ratings are way out of whack — and he named names.
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Company forecasts were thrown out of whack during the global financial crisis, Cramer said, which was brought on by a crash in the U.S. housing market.
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But the latest Baltimore attack exemplifies what a whack-a-mole game this is: One area improves its practices and hackers just go looking for another.
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He slammed CNN, also calling it "fake news," but praised Fox News, and took one more whack as reporters were led out of the Roosevelt Room.
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Trump's immigration agenda has thrown the system out of whack, and the administration now has to find new, and alarming, workarounds to keep the system functioning.
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Finally, if you take a look, it's really only a few categories of drugs where the gross-to-nets have gotten sort of wildly out of whack.
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"Like playing Whack-a-Mole"Under normal circumstances, a system that relies mostly on user input should be an accurate way to draw results on Google Maps.
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"The problem is, the whole formula can be thrown out of whack by adding time spent packing multiplied by time spent preparing, whatever that means," explains Matthew.
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After 15 days underground, never seeing sunlight, any person's circadian rhythm – commonly known as the body clock, or sleep-wake cycle – would be thrown out of whack.
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Maybe it's not so surprising that the company would rather play a half-assed game of whack-a-mole than answer basic questions about its verification process.
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A LIDAR sensor is embedded in the hood rather than the roof, like most other self-driving cars, and emerges and retracts like a Whack-a-Mole.
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And, as well as the displays themselves, to get HDMI 2.1 running at full whack you'll also need new cables that can support up to 48Gbps bandwidth.
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Every week some new scandal flares, and we watch as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter play whack-a-mole, promising us this sort of thing won't happen again.
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Zuckerberg's New York appearance will come two days after a long visit to Capitol Hill, where 60 members of Congress spent hours taking a whack at him.
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We've learned a few lessons the hard way from the Mercury's out of whack orbit, which is why we've decided to try and prep ourselves in advance.
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"Analysts are pricing in a longer drawn-out trade war and are taking a whack at estimates," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at National Holdings Corp.
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While many bipartisan efforts have attempted to create guardrails for kids, enforcing rules across the rapidly proliferating media platforms can feel like whack-a-mole to regulators.
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However, 7 percent of his genes related to the immune system, DNA repair, bone formation, and more were still a little out of whack when he returned.
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We learn that he's still haunted by battlefield trauma, and that his relationships might be a bit more out of whack than they seemed in the show.
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What we need are abstinence crèches in pubs, areas where teetotallers can meet other non-drinkers and don't feel wildly out of whack with one's drinking companions.
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" In March, Katy Perry and Christina Aguilera and 55 other artists signed a similar letter that compared the takedown process to "a game of Whack-a-Mole.
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Even with the loss of one predator, lower rungs of the food chain begin to overpopulate—causing the delicate ecological balance to be thrown out of whack.
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Sometimes he feels like he is in a game of Whack-A-Mole, trying to beat it down in one site before it pops up in another.
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It is a real whack-a-mole problem and probably would benefit from some sort of maybe third party trying to keep tabs on all of them.
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I could imagine it changing for me, especially in few years when I get closer to menopause and everything gets thrown totally out of whack yet again.
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But as the cost/benefit ratio of sex in the shower got out of whack, we quickly discovered the rest of the bathroom has plenty to offer.
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Although hyperhidrosis can occur on its own, it can also be a result of another underlying issue, such as diabetes or a thyroid that's out of whack.
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Play Fusion also showed us how buttons on the back of the action figures can be used to play an on-screen game of whack-a-mole.
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And since your glutes are crucial to both your lower-body stability as well as your spinal alignment, any weaknesses throw the entire chain out of whack.
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And similarly, the market for small rocket builders "is just getting over-inflated and it seems to be getting out of whack from our perspective," Beck said.
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And then next time, whatever manifestation of your anxiety or your fear or your sadness rears its ugly head, you're better at the whack-a-mole game.
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Victor Oladipo is putting all the whack NBA rappers to shame ... sounding like John Legend (seriously) in a single he dropped today to launch his music career.
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The ICD can detect when the heartbeat gets out of whack and shocks it to put it back in rhythm (this is reportedly unsettling but not painful).
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It might sound like natural hippy shit but they're the only drugs that have been extensively researched, and where the good to bad ratio isn't completely whack.
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You may recall ... Shia appeared to argue with someone and whack a guy in the chest in video from the live stream and was arrested shortly after.
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What I didn't realize was that she had selected these crystals to help align my out-of-whack root and sacral chakras, as revealed by the quiz.
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Lee Whack, spokesman for the convention, said the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) process encourages state parties to help delegates "put together" the resources they need to participate.
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"Whether it was a slider, a curveball, a changeup or a fastball, everything was just out of whack and catching too much of the plate," Harvey said.
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"Asked how his tweets reflected on first lady Melania Trump's "Be Best" anti-bullying campaign, Trump said he didn't know Conway and called him "a whack job.
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"When the whole top of the body is forward, the butt has to stick out, then the calves get tight, and you're out of whack," she says.
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Jet lag is what happens when your body's circadian rhythm (or internal clock) gets thrown out of whack thanks to a rapid trip through multiple time zones.
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The duo also produced solo albums for each other: Mr. Fagen's 1993 album, "Kamakiriad," and Mr. Becker's 1994 album, "11 Tracks of Whack" (which had 12 tracks).
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Positioning him as the primary villain only to keep him out of the fray for these past few episodes has thrown the plotting all out of whack.
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That means dropping Facebook's current whack-a-mole method and taking a proactive approach that makes privacy and security the platform's number one priority—particularly for kids.
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On the plaza in front of the hall, guests could whack away al fresco on a jumble of percussion — xylophone, gongs, chimes, and drums large and small.
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By continuing to focus solely on the individuals, it ends up resulting in a game of "whack-a-mole," Burke added, rather than prompting systemic social change.
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U.S. District Court Judge T.S. Ellis III said Thursday he considered those guidelines "excessive" and "way out of whack" with what others faced with similar charges serve.
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"Israel's QME has been thrown out of whack due to the Iran deal," said Jonathan Schanzer, vice president for research at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
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And when the world's weather is out of whack, organisms who rely on changing seasons to calibrate their internal clocks can be thrown out of tune, too.
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You can pick one up for about $5 at any hardware store, for those times you need to take a good whack at something without busting it.
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I mean, I think the person who could whack his hand on the table and say that is Rupert Murdoch, not Sean Hannity or his son Lachlan.
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If great art stimulates the heart and the head, the superfan has the ratio out of whack: Passion wins out over reason, and appreciation tips into obsession.
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That announcement will then be used to whack Democrats in the 2020 election, and show that Trump was framed as a Russian stooge during the last election.
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We need to rethink water in terms of solving all four challenges at once, instead of playing whack-a-mole with one or two at a time.
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The 25-song album featured major African artists such as Burna Boy and Tiwa Savage as well as verses from Jay-Z, Tierra Whack, and Kendrick Lamar.
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Almost every archaeologist I interviewed complained that the field has become "overinterpreted" — that the ratio of physical evidence to speculation about that evidence is out of whack.
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Whack World is uniquely positioned to reflect that context; at the very least, it seems expressly designed so that every song fits neatly in the IG grid.
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Your hunger and stress hormones are thrown out of whack, your blood pressure spikes, your libido takes a nosedive, and even your immune system can be compromised.
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"I hate to tell you Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack," said Trump as he introduced his budget director Mick Mulvaney.
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For $10, you get surprisingly precise virtual versions of all those crappy boardwalk games like whack-a-mole, a basketball free-throw shooter and a boxing game.
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Check out the clip ... Sam has a message for the league -- LET THE BALLS GO ... saying fining a guy huge money for a little expression is kinda ... whack.
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Squire screamed curses at the white supremacists by name—she knew them because she had their information on file in Whack-a-Mole and had memorized their faces.
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Because so much alt-right digital data vanishes quickly, Whack-a-Mole also serves as an archive, providing a more permanent record of, say, attendees at various rallies.
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After staying up all night, the participants' cortisol levels and genetic markers were out of whack, indicating that a single night without snoozing can cause big-level changes.
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An out-of-whack circadian rhythm can make it harder to fall asleep, make you more alert before bedtime, and prevent you from entering deeper stages of sleep.
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I'd really love to do another record with Jason if he'll allow it, because I need someone like that to make my whack-ass musical ideas fully realized.
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It's true, taking prescriptions drugs can often feel like a game of side-effect whack-a-mole, and needing to pee a lot is one of those moles.
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These days, trying to track the progress of inflammatory right-wing conspiracist Alex Jones and his cult conspiracy show Infowars is a bit like playing whack-a-mole.
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The RIAA's members complain that as soon as they issue one takedown notice to YouTube, another video breaching copyright appears, creating an "endless game of whack-a-mole".
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When you finally make it home after a long day of playing email whack-a-mole with your inbox and working through mountains of photocopying, you're pretty beat.
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On the heels of DAYTONA, PUSHA-T's refreshing 20-minute release, Whack World feels incredibly innovative as she walks us through the visuals for each one minute song.
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That doesn't mean they won't take another whack at it, though — the engaged twosome will be hosting an upcoming special called Disney's Fairy Tale Weddings, Entertainment Tonight reports.
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" On the ground in Puerto Rico, Trump also appeared to blame the island and its 3.5 million residents for throwing the federal budget "a little out of whack.
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A lot of small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) got their funding from these regional banks, and when they were thrown out of whack, so were the SMEs.
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In the interview, Fink also said his greatest fear is an overly aggressive Fed: Too much tightening could put the bond market out of whack and hurt stocks.
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One could pick from any number of Bannon's one-liners, whack a question mark at the end, and interrogate it over the course of a few thousand words.
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Focusing on Russia is misleading and potentially harmful, for the problem requires a comprehensive solution, not just a "whack a mole" type campaign against one country or another.
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Targeting supply by going after drug dealers and makers has created a game of whack-a-mole as promises of high profits continue to attract more of both.
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The buying of meal and selling of soyoil has sent bets in the CBOT oilshare, which measures soybean oil's share of value in soy products, out of whack.
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My impoverished areas were what Minich terms "the Fire" and "the Spirit," signifying that my self-esteem, work-life balance and mind-body connection are out of whack.
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Overall, the Chinese ride-hailing system seems trapped in a whack-a-mole situation, where fighting one type of corruption has the potential to give rise to another.
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At the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami (ICA) from November 29 through March 26, Frankfurt-based artist Thomas Bayrle takes his first whack at constructing the religious icon.
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The southeast Asian country's café culture has rapidly grown in recent years, in line with the spending whack of its young middle class as the country's economy improves.
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Emily was standing in line to play a whack-a-mole-type game, which included stuffed animal prizes, at one of the many game booths on the pier.
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The third season succeeds at deepening Peña as he continues to play cartel whack-a-mole, despite the certainty that another organization will pop up in its place.
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"I hate to tell you Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack," the president said jokingly on his trip to the Island Tuesday.
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Don't get me wrong—I think the so-called "Seattle Freeze" is really just a whack form of provincial rudeness... But whether I approve or not, it exists.
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He rose to power in Russia after promising to "whack in the outhouse" his terrorist enemies in Chechnya, a turn of phrase that proved wildly popular in Russia.
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The president's whack-a-mole approach to dealing with corporate America isn't always a winner, and it's not a substitute for broader policy prescriptions to make meaningful changes.
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Casemiro gives you the exact opposite there: with few options out top he decides to take a whack and produces the most un-Brazilian shot you'll ever see.
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Yang was quick to disavow those factions, but Graumann said finding a way to quash the online hatred without a whack-a-mole effect became a steep task.
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President Clinton's national security advisor Sandy Berger once described the war on terror as "whack-a-mole" — a fair description of the reactive nature of our current strategy.
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Bodies, see, they've gotten kind of used to functioning in a gravity-based environment, and when they're transported to microgravity or zero g's, things get out of whack.
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The lingerie spectacle featured choreography, musical performances from Halsey, Migos, DJ Khaled, Fat Joe, Big Sean, A$AP Ferg, Tierra Whack, and Fabolous, with appearances from beloved supermodels.
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Indeed, the board of his own company intentionally looked the other way while playing whack-a-mole with the press to keep the stories from becoming public. Rep.
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You can dislodge the ketchup with a "strong whack" — this can be done multiple times, but once should be enough — or thrust the bottle downward at high speeds.
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This is the step most people skipped in 2018 after the government changed withholding amounts, which is why many refunds are out of whack with previous years. 3.
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With the United States economy posting solid numbers last year, the alarming signals coming out of stock and bond markets seemed out of whack with the real world.
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RUSSONELLO This full-length song from Tierra Whack keeps things minimal, as she sings and raps over a two-bar, two-chord loop, plus or minus a drumbeat.
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People who have diabetes, are pregnant, or douche are also more likely to develop yeast infections because all of those things can throw your yeast population out of whack.
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It's exacerbated by the sheer shallow, whack-a-mole feeling of this territory control game, which feels less like a proper strategy layer and more like a Parker Bros.
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" Cardi followed up with a second video, in which she listed a number of female rappers, including Rapsody, Tierra Whack, Oranicuhh and Kamaiyah, who don't talk about their "vajayjays.
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I don&apost like living in this world where it&aposs like, you know, whack a mole, like you stick your head up and you know, you get fired.
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She even got Fallon to take a whack at the impression, and based on Jenner's tweet on Thursday, it seems that they got the official momager stamp of approval.
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"It's like a whack-a-mole game," Mendoza said, characterizing the effort required to keep up with these fly-by-night websites that are perpetually popping up on Facebook.
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While the US' involvement in Afghanistan, going on 17 years, has been criticized by some as a game of " whack-a-mole," the photos and video are pretty cool.
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Instead of envisioning a world that comes together thanks to a chorus of different voices, the mainstream film industry is playing whack-a-mole on social issues and identities.
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Outside a massive Volkswagen (VW) factory in Puebla, two hours' drive from Mexico City, workers fret about Mr Trump's threats to whack big tariffs on cars made in Mexico.
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And finally, due to its scale, will Twitter simply continue to play whack-a-mole with various umbrellas of accounts, including those who share sexual images of underage children?
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Whack every mole, as Britain has attempted with a law that prohibits any new drug that has a psychoactive effect, and substances get pushed from shops to the internet.
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To permit Mr Trump to go forward with his March 6th order is to entertain a "game of whack-a-mole, forced to start anew at a defendant's whim".
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"I hate to tell you, Puerto Rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack because we've spent a lot of money on Puerto Rico," he said.
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The really bad news is that stopping the agricultural industry from using antibiotics is a game of whack-a-mole fueled by pharmaceutical manufacturers who just follow the money.
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Last week, the touring cast from the percussion show STOMP stopped by CERN, home of the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva, Switzerland, to whack old accelerator parts with drumsticks.
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You see, an incorrect handbag choice can leave you feeling just as out-of-whack as wearing the wrong pair of shoes (a situation we're all too familiar with).
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The video, with amazing spoofed lines like "I got condoms in my bag, mags," takes aim at the "whack legislation" that limits women's access to abortions and reproductive care.
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So after the daughter had lured them into the house, the brother would whack them on the head and then they'd drop them into this pit underneath the house.
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Whack, a former producer on Angelou's talk show on Oprah Radio, spent a great deal of time with Angelou, often sitting with her as she talked or drafted books.
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And though Whack and Hercules were unaware of Raoul Peck's movie about James Baldwin—nor did they intentionally choose this release date—it's divine coincidence that these all coincide.
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The Dallas Wings became the first travel victim of the season when their commercial flight out of Washington, D.C was canceled this weekend and threw everything out of whack.
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The root of the problem is that a foundational chemical reaction that keeps the oceans at pH levels that are conducive to life is being thrown out of whack.
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The problem is the entire business model around user-generated content, and the whack-a-mole game of trying to stay one step ahead of people who abuse it.
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" Kennedy was pressed by Sciutto on comments he made a day earlier during an interview on Fox News in which he called the group of progressive lawmakers "whack jobs.
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The Savage situation demonstrates just how out of whack this whole calculus is because it doesn't even make sense for the Texans to want him back in the game.
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The fictionalized biopic recounting the infamous skater's life before, during and after the "whack heard 'round the world" failed to make it into a tight race for Best Picture.
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Stimulating the growth of phytoplankton may throw the marine food web out of whack; filling the stratosphere with solar-reflective sulfate particles could mess with Earth's fragile ozone layer.
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"No one can play whack a mole with code fast enough to keep them out," the owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team wrote in a Tuesday blog post.
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But perhaps my favorite thing about Lenovo's Smart Clock is that after an alarm goes off, you can snooze it simply by giving the device a nice little whack.
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"So often, the publishers we talk to refer to fighting back against these unwanted players as a game of 'whack a mole' that they can never win," he says.
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Employees say the shops operate like a game of whack-a-mole—one gets shut down, only to resurface under a different name, with the hopes of evading police.
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The augmented reality game of whack-a-mole in the popular Black Mirror episode "Playtest" may have seemed like a fascinating look at the future but now it's real.
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She is the Commander-in-Chief of Whack World, the whimsical universe where no one questions her choice to devise a debut album of 15 one-minute-long tracks.
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Everson also credits efficiency gains to technology, which allows the IRS to more easily spot out-of-whack line items and other red flags, then automatically generate a response.
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In this cabinet, people like Kudlow are playing an unending game of Whack-a-Mole with rapidly changing events, speaking to cameras before coordinating a strategy with other officials.
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While it's clear Apple is expanding into services, it's at least worth an arched eyebrow over the prospect of Apple taking another whack at accessory hardware again (RIP AirPower).
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The balance seemed to go out of whack in this era, and you can see the result in all the magazines folding, and Radio 1 losing millions of listeners.
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Their guests were one step ahead of them and already had a firm hold on every object that could conceivably be used to stab or whack someone, including cutlery.
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So the notion that through regulation you could break up a natural monopoly when everything that fixes the industry creates a natural monopoly, it'd be like whack-a-mole.
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He's the embodiment of the Trump administration's ethos that you're entitled to take a whack at something by dint of affluence and arrogance, not because of any manifest expertise.
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Kerrigan weathered the infamous whack with aplomb — she nabbed several lucrative endorsements following the attack, and went on to compete at the 1994 Olympics, taking home the silver medal.
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