And, no matter what you do — no yanking or tugging.
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If you just know there's something there, you'll keep yanking.
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It also had a way of yanking out involuntary sobs.
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I just remember Isler yanking Fred aside to provide commentary.
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He accidentally found that yanking Teflon filled it with air pockets.
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Netflix is yanking some of our favorites out of its queue.
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Many investors have already started yanking funds out of the country.
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We're told Nicholas sat her back down by yanking her arm.
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And this doesn't mean yanking out the Color Me Beautiful swatches.
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Jewish soldiers wearing Star of David necklaces began yanking them off.
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Those were my first thoughts, yanking Philips' alarm out of the box.
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That's my thing – I don't want to be yanking on my hair.
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Once again, you are yanking some of our favorites from our queues.
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I can't imagine yanking all four off 48 in a few hours.
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Toward the end West's phone rings, yanking you out of the music.
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"He grabs my stick and I'm yanking it from him," he said.
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Firefighters went inside and started yanking down ceiling tiles and singed insulation.
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Mr. Trump's immigration policies are yanking the dream from many aspiring Americans.
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Yanking the title would be seen by Pakistan as a major blow.
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By yanking that operating license, London has found itself a big bargaining chip.
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"He was yanking some pitches to the glove side," manager John Farrell said.
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Long, significant relationships were ended like yanking a cord from a wall socket.
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"He was yanking everything, coming across his body," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said.
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" He apologized and said they would no longer carry out the yanking "practice.
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Yanking my earbuds from their homes, I glance at myself in the mirror.
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She held on tight to the cables, yanking them as hard as possible.
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So would the issue of yanking coverage from people who were previously uninsured.
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When Costa asked if the White House is considering yanking other press passes.
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" Simmons, however, began to make sexual advances towards Khalighi, "yanking off her clothes.
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Then the guys [attacking] started yanking all the women out of the [group].
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Just a little quick and yanking a lot of heaters, especially into lefties.
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Going back through my old tweets affirms my decision to begin yanking the plug.
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Perry moves from being tense to yanking Celeste's arm nodding to an abusive nature.
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Valeant's business model was buying other drug firms, cutting costs and yanking up prices.
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At first, he had no idea what he was yanking out from the rocks.
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Like Lucy yanking the ball from Charlie Brown, each time they swung and missed.
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"He's yanking me around to the left and to the right," Ostrovsky told Pogrebin.
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I'm yanking the entire thing out of the wall and enjoying my bonus sleep.
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Many of them are braided to withstand yanking, twisting, stretching, or the occasional drop.
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Yanking funds from them, now, will impact our military families for years to come.
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What kind of sadist keeps yanking the football away from poor Charlie Brown like that?
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I remember Tony just calling me a thief and yanking me up by my arm.
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Yet coaches almost always wait until a goaltender has allowed three goals before yanking him.
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He walked over to one of the beds, yanking down the covers, exposing the sheets.
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Neil grabbed Kelly's hair from behind, yanking her down to the pavement on her back.
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Many wondered if the two were actually together or just yanking the publicity stunt reigns.
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As the herd approached, a hefty fellow runner smashed into my back, yanking my shoulder.
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Troopers can be seen yanking away the motorist's cane, kicking him, and later mocking him.
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It's that same smart yanking of our perspective that he employs in his newest project.
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"Appalling" video: It showed the police yanking a 18343-year-old from his mother's arms.
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Richardson's right hand was busy yanking on Wilson's face mask, but no penalty was called.
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The yanking of her award "really counters the whole idea of this award," Aro said.
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When the Fed lifts rates, investors switch gears, yanking capital and selling off other currencies.
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Any failure to find that balance risks yanking coverage that millions of American women now enjoy.
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Sometimes he invites people to test for themselves by yanking on a specific spot he offers.
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And that is one action that the president is currently considering is yanking those security clearances.
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Abruptly inserting a character into a scene, or yanking one out of it, is instantly funny.
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ABC reports the officers were seen yanking the man into the building around 6:35 p.m.
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But if your hand hit a rock, you might find yourself yanking it back in pain.
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" The White House Correspondents' Association called the yanking of Acosta's pass "out of line" and "unacceptable.
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Yanking them would be satisfying, but it would not affect change at anything like scale needed.
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More than two dozen men stampeded into his bedroom, yanking open drawers and ripping up floorboards.
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A customer Ms. Quillen suspected was on the verge of yanking millions in work reversed course.
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The White House announced on Sunday night that it was yanking U.S. troops from the area.
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Yanking the waiver is a precursor to rolling back the Obama-era emissions and mileage mandates.
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We've pulled the silliest and bravest moments of recent teeth yanking history so you wouldn't have to.
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"She&aposs literally yanking my arm," Bardwell says, repeatedly telling Keegstra he can&apost physically sit up.
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Democrats are chasing Mr Trump's tax returns and may start yanking on threads Mr Mueller left dangling.
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The broadcasters began yanking their content away from Netflix in favor of their own service in January.
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Investors pumped $5.2 billion into bond funds that week, while yanking a net $500 million from equities.
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Favreau renders him as the former, but the Disney tug keeps yanking him back toward the latter.
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Rob flies into a rage, yanking on her flowing hair before pushing her back into the scrum.
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That weakness has reverberated through currency markets, yanking down the Australian dollar and weighing on the euro.
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"Friedman and others like him … are yanking the Republican Party away from this bipartisan consensus," Williams said.
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Viki is an inarguably sane and well-balanced person with no history of hoaxing or chain-yanking.
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Deliberately, yes, but I'm referring to the ways in which he keeps yanking our gaze his way.
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"Get off me," a woman yells in the footage, which also shows one woman yanking another's hair.
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"I kind of feel like I'm just yanking everything, pulling my front side a lot," Betances said.
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They've engaged in mass brawls, toppling desks, tossing spittoons and, in one case, yanking off a toupee.
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I even dumped my long-term Indian aesthetician after she tsk-tsked while yanking hair off my face.
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It helped my heartache to imagine him yanking me into the snack closet and asserting his silverback privilege.
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Using the PlayStation Move to reel in a fish, yanking the rod as it struggles, is very satisfying.
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Evidently, it's not enough that people keep killing dolphins by yanking them out of the water for selfies.
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The workers would then react by yanking the cows' tails, often using their entire body weight, she says.
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The Yelp page for Delilah is filled with diners' accounts of staffers yanking phones out of their hands.
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Her husband knelt in front of her, yanking a garter off from around her ankle with his teeth.
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At first they appear to be searching for something, yanking open drawers and tossing aside papers and equipment.
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And yet there she is, our sister, our flesh, howling and yanking her hair out in bleeding clumps.
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As far as him yanking future performances, Yungblud says he ain't gonna do it -- at least not yet.
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Replace flirtation and sex with pratfalls and comic repartee and "Stan & Ollie" is a heartstrings-yanking Hollywood romance.
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The Vatican said at the time that the pope's motivation for yanking his hand back was itself viral.
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These investors withdrew more than US$20bn after yanking out almost US$24bn in 2014, according to Lipper.
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When a teacher became hysterical, Keiko sought to distract her by yanking down the teacher's skirt and knickers.
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He tells her to stop resisting several times before yanking her out and hurling her across the pavement.
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WIRED: Yanking it out of the box, the build quality of this thing smacked me right upside the head.
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Every time Adam had a chance, Hannah would spoil the plan, like Lucy yanking the football from Charlie Brown.
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She has the flyaways and bumps of someone who barely even glimpsed in the mirror before yanking it up.
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The Cuban leader showed flashes of temper, at times yanking at his translation headset, at others raising his voice.
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Plus, they have a push-button start, so no more yanking a starter cord to turn on the engine.
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Meal makeover McDonald's is yanking cheeseburgers out of Happy Meals to make them healthier -- but leaving in Chicken McNuggets?
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But that doesn't mean they're yanking an invite for him to speak at a historically black college on Friday.
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"Damn you," the white man said, yanking at Mary Bronson's hand so that she stumbled off balance a bit.
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He reaches out and grabs the woman's backpack, yanking her away from the river she is steps away from reaching.
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The new Fed under ex Chair Janet Yellen and current Chair Jerome Powell is yanking us out of this environment.
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Arthur might find a letter from his long-lost love sitting on his bed, yanking him in yet another direction.
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The bugger is stubborn, requiring some yanking and tugging at the sticky gunk to remove everything from under Ken's shoulder.
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Many investors, in fact, have taken up the bearish cause, yanking money from U.S.-focused stocks and shifting it overseas.
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Right now, the Obama administration is yanking on various regulatory levers trying to nudge down US emissions bit by bit.
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First, companies are getting rid of "ranking and yanking", in which those with the lowest scores each year are sacked.
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By yanking installed apps from appearing in the most prominent positions, one could argue that discovery of new apps improves.
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She jumped into the car, yanking one suspect out of the driver's seat and tossing him away from her vehicle.
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Hedge funds are under pressure, with investors yanking an estimated $25.2 billion from these funds in July, according to eVestment.
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And he's yanking work permits from 800,000 young Dreamers who've grown up in this country and have clean criminal records.
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The book lies somewhere between the bronze-plated imperiousness of her essays and the veil-yanking satisfactions of the journals.
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Jupiter police released a clip from the security footage, which appears to show Lewandowski grabbing Fields and yanking her backwards.
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JON PARELES A virtuoso singer and multi-instrumentalist, Jacob Collier raids musical tombs, yanking ideas from across the natural world.
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One can envision parents with the means to do so swiftly yanking their children out of that sort of environment.
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Joe Donnelly (D-Ind.) voted to protect the group's funding this year but supported yanking its federal money in 2015.
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Now 212, he has gone stretches where he's been sober, but the pull is strong and keeps yanking him back.
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They are allowing employees to settle in one place, rather than yanking them from one branch to another at short notice.
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And as China has comparatively little overseas debt, the risk of foreign creditors suddenly yanking their loans is also quite small.
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I could feel them yanking and pulling, and still hear the sound of my deceased baby dropping into a metal bucket.
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The ball was constantly in motion, yanking the Heat defense from side to side as it sought out the open shot.
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"I want you to give us your blessing," Kim tells Kris while yanking the party out of her diamond-covered paws.
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Yanking back promised raises is a non-starter, especially with the lowest unemployment rate in nearly a decade, compensation experts say.
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The reckoning is imminent, however, and yanking Totti from the side so abruptly reminds everyone how jarring the end can be.
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Thomas is in the process of yanking out Oracle's financial software, eBusiness Suite, and moving to a cloud competitor, Sage Intacct.
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Taylor doesn't just beat Krakow, per Axe's request; it was the poker equivalent of yanking down Krakow's shorts at center court.
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But she sees the stories about Congress wanting to cut entitlement programs once they finish yanking the medical deduction, and worries.
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It will also reverberate beyond Philadelphia, yanking a marquee player off the field for the playoffs and upending the N.F.C. postseason.
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Investors poured $9.8 billion into these funds this year through August 24, after yanking $47.7 billion out in the previous three years.
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This also means it's built to endure any amount of yanking, pulling, accidental-phone-dropping, twisting, or tangling you throw at it.
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Pass The Pore Strips Undoubtedly, there's something weirdly gratifying about yanking all the crap out of your nose with a Bioré strip.
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She does, giving a wrenching performance that culminates with her yanking out her trusty deadly hairpin and cutting the Shogun's head off.
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Assets rose 2.5 percent to $2.97 trillion, despite investors yanking $28 billion, the biggest quarterly outflow since the second quarter of 2009.
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The snake hissed as she squeezed the tongs together and pulled, yanking the cobra's head off its body in one clean motion.
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It was as if a string had been pulled, yanking Bekele's back and legs and feet, leaving his muscles out of balance.
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Most reasonable people react by switching which cord they pull, but after seven years, Congress has kept yanking the same wrong cord.
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When young men started rioting, police officials began raiding houses in parts of Kisumu, yanking people outside and beating them, he said.
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Ana was being difficult — yanking off her Velcro sneakers and polka-dot puffer jacket as soon as he got them on her.
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By yanking foreign funding licenses, the Indian government is doing just what it accuses civil society organizations of: working against public interest.
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The administration has previously proposed yanking California's waiver as part of the complicated — and unfinished — rulemaking to roll back Obama-era mandates.
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This is an assassin pulling a wire of floss taut between his fingers before yanking it through the neck of a political rival.
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Visa pulled the plug on Morgan Freeman Thursday, yanking his voice over pitches in light of sexual harassment allegations made against the actor.
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And unlike some hair extensions, application is as simple as clipping them in and yanking them out at the end of the night.
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Jon, who's hosting HBO's 'Night of Too Many Stars,' says the network made the right call by yanking Louis C.K. from the lineup.
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"Honk honk" he whispers suggestively, before yanking down on a pull cord and sending a plume of hot steam screaming toward the sky.
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When Brady saw this, he went bonkers, yanking his teammates back into the huddle, demanding they maintain their focus for one last play.
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Grasso further said he thought for certain the market would sell off on Friday, following the yanking of the Republican's Obamacare replacement bill.
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She could shortchange us on the additional medical records that she has rightly pledged to share, yanking her campaign off message yet again.
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Bill Cunningham delights in yanking back the curtain on the vicious rituals of copying that infiltrated the Paris salons of the postwar years.
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Bissonnette writes that another protestor called 911 and the man fled—but not before yanking off an anti-abortion ribbon she was wearing.
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He exudes the physicality of someone who should be yanking trees out of the ground for a living, or at least playing rugby.
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We listened before bed so I could sleep a little better, and stave off the nightmares of kidnappers yanking babies from my arms.
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A misstep caused a taut rope on the boat to wrap around his ankle, yanking him off the deck and into the water.
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The Republican senator immediately decided to intervene, yanking the question time away from the outside prosecutor the GOP hired to question the witnesses.
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"I felt free with all my pitches, I didn't feel like I was yanking anything or forcing something to my target," Blackburn said.
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But as he pivoted, a woman reached out and grabbed his hand, yanking the pope toward her and initially refusing to let go.
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Cookie pulls out all the stops in preparing to impress Claire Huxtable 2.0, everything from hiding her furs to yanking penises off her walls.
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Our sources say as doctors tried to treat her, Beth began yanking out the lines doctors were using to give her fluids and medications.
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Then a squishy blue helmet was placed on top, a barrier to prevent him from yanking the cords and undoing the nurses' careful work.
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So if someone trips over your MacBook's power cable, the magnetic connection will instantly separate instead of yanking your expensive hardware off a table.
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I tried bumping, yanking, squeezing, and shaking the viewer, and the locking mechanism held the View-Master Deluxe VR securely shut through it all.
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The proper way to harvest a geoduck, Hozoji explained, is not by yanking the siphon, or "neck," which risks tearing it from its base.
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That glee turns to terror a few seconds later, when the seal lunges again -- grabbing the girl and yanking her backwards into the water.
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Mikey went on a tear, breaking drinking glasses, running his tiny motorized car into a family heirloom vase and violently yanking Brace's sister's hair.
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And so the book's identity is a muddled affair, poised between a big literary prize and a publicity campaign that's yanking its brow down.
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The Saudis responded harshly, yanking their ambassador to Canada, suspending flights, recalling thousands of Saudi students and halting imports of Canadian wheat and barley.
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Sisqó wanted to see it all night long, Victoria's Secret loves to sell it, and many of us have spent hours yanking on them.
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By the end, a panic-ridden Konta appeared to have no idea what to do and was left yanking at her visor in frustration.
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Fiscal conservatives have bought into the bill as an opportunity to restructure Medicaid, and yanking those provisions could cost considerable support on the right.
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Now, lawmakers are toying with revising it — or even (less likely) yanking it completely, Axios tech policy reporter Margaret Harding McGill reported this week.
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Slow-walking State Department funds — Despite abandoning the idea of yanking back foreign aid as the fiscal year draws to a close on Sept.
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For me, I'm planning on yanking the motors and Bluetooth module out of the Batmobile and seeing if I can make the Ecto-1 drivable.
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Members of a 2416-person crew work in a line, hacking at the hardened ground, chopping down trees, yanking out roots and sawing down undergrowth.
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The Employees Retirement System of Texas announced on Friday that it would end its relationship with Fisher Investments, yanking $350 million from the asset manager.
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The footage shows a young woman lying on the floor clutching her baby, surrounded by officers who are aggressively yanking the boy from her grasp.
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Various research shows that yanking your money from the market right after a portfolio value drop ends up hurting you — sometimes significantly — down the road.
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Sources connected to the singer tell us he's not flipping out about people like Celine Dion, Lady Gaga and Ciara yanking their R. Kelly collabs.
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No longer will you have to worry about tripping over cords or yanking the guts out of your PC if you walk to far away.
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My two sons, who are five and seven, loved it, unlike some of our art museum forays where they kept yanking me toward the exit.
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We're told the guy told YG he's not a real celeb ... and casino's surveillance footage shows YG retaliating by yanking a chain off his neck.
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Mr. Lewandowski was seen grabbing the protester by his collar and, along with someone who appeared to be a plainclothed security guard, yanking him backwards.
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I have become the friend who FaceTimes at 2 PM without warning, or while getting a pedicure, the nail technician yanking angrily at my feet.
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And she could be combative in news interviews, sometimes yanking off her glasses and tartly chastising reporters when she thought they were being overly aggressive.
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Grichuk led off the fourth by yanking a 78 mph Soroka slider to left field for his 24th homer to put Toronto on the board.
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One female juror seemed to wince at the graphic details, which included Hast recounting Weinstein forcibly performing oral sex on Haleyi, yanking out her tampon.
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" Colbert waited until Warren had shut the door before yanking out the sticker's "I," flashing a thumbs-up at the camera once it read "VP.
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It's also forthright and sexy, especially when the women remove their sweatshirts by hooking a foot into their hoods and yanking them over their heads.
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Yanking a large federal bureaucracy in an entirely new direction is never easy, and it remains to be seen if Trump can pull this off.
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The vote had been marred by violence, with Spanish national police yanking would-be voters from polls, beating protesters, and shooting rubber bullets into crowds.
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The bank has increased its key interest rate three times - on April 27, then on Thursday and again on Friday, yanking it up from 20013 percent.
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"The problem here is this is literally yanking, like a minute before midnight," messages that could bolster sign-ups and improve that risk pool, Counihan said.
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What I'm basically saying is that True Detective would have fared better with me if it was giving me something with substance without yanking my chain.
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Every other week, my chiropractor leaned on me as if I were a parked car, grabbing and yanking and giving my hips a front-end alignment.
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Roadhog: Where Reaper, Tracer and Pharah all counter Reinhardt by eliminating his chief advantage — the shield — Roadhog does it by yanking him away from the action.
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The yanking together of the Elizabethan court and a Cold War sensibility is a bold endeavor, and almost succeeds, though it's finally undone by its implausibility.
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Editors and advertisers used plus-size women as needed, holding up their bodies as a wordless cautionary tale, before quickly yanking them out of the frame.
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In the third quarter of TAMU's win over Arkansas ... cameras spotted Jimbo yanking LB Tyler Dodson's helmet in order to get him out of a scuffle.
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Trump left that summit early and, as he flew to Singapore, tweeted that he was yanking the U.S. out of the group&aposs traditional closing statement.
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And investors are putting money behind this belief, yanking money from large cap exchange-traded funds and putting it into ones with a smaller company focus.
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Within seconds of Angelina approaching her, the girl lunges over the balcony and starts yanking at Angelina's extensions while a bouncer desperately tries to separate them.
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Blue Apron initially tried for a similar multiple and YogaWorks also had been seeking more than three times sales before yanking its IPO earlier this week.
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The toughest jobs — felling trees and yanking brush and roots from the ground, removing all the vegetation that keeps a fire going — are done at night.
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Wouldn't it have been better, I asked, if Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski had simply called the reporter Michelle Fields and apologized for yanking her arm?
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Instead, it took four days: Potter flipped through the boxes in the courtroom, yanking out whatever seemed interesting, while Fisher cross-examined witnesses on the fly.
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You believe what people do because they appear to be making the choices — ugly ones — as opposed to an author you can picture yanking the strings.
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Smith squeezed some three dozen sets — doing kettlebell lifts and situps, and using resistance machines and a device that replicated yanking on reins — into an hour.
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He also noted for a second time that the Senate previously passed a resolution warning Trump against yanking troops from Syria by a veto-proof majority.
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For the uninitiated, removing shapewear — to use the bathroom, for example — can be laborious, requiring some yanking and rolling and a base level of forearm strength.
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Trump has become known for his aggressive handshake style, and a video of him yanking Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch's arm during a handshake went viral.
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In the docs, Carol says the McGees even bitch about eBay yanking their listings -- because they're unauthorized -- insisting they have a right to sell their version.
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" But she seemed very much on board with that plan, yanking down the zipper of Iris' dress and pulling it off to toss it carelessly aside. "Shit.
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In March 2016, he was charged with battery after a surveillance video showed Lewandowski grabbing Fields and yanking her out of Trump's way, leaving her with bruises.
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A group that took credit, at the time, for the hacking made terroristic threats against theaters, and Sony blinked ... yanking the movie from a big screen release.
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At other times, Gallagher and Wendt allegedly could be seen in the surveillance video yanking kids by the arms and stepping on them — all as they slept.
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Perhaps the most resonant moment comes during the quieter side of Lea's music in "yanking the peals off around my neck..," which showcases her plaintive folk side.
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Two weeks later, an American Airlines flight attendant was suspended after yanking a stroller from a mother, leading to a heated argument that was caught on camera.
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It takes quite a bit of yanking to separate the G5's battery from a module, to the point where you wonder if you're doing it wrong.
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The new regulations also allowed fund managers to assess redemption fees or even temporarily suspend redemptions in order to prevent investors from yanking out cash en masse.
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However, if it is not, you should definitely make sure you're running the latest version and the setting has changed before you start yanking USBs with abandon.
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Tommie blasted the Georgia State Patrol Tuesday, posting a video of an officer yanking her from the backseat of a Jeep back in January and arresting her.
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Cardinals Quick Comment: The Cardinals solve positional problems the same way Clark Kent stopped bad guys: by yanking a previously unseen superhero out of a phone booth.
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British billionaire Alan Howard's hedge fund Brevan Howard Asset Management, one of Europe's largest, has struggled with mediocre returns and investors yanking cash over the past years.
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Instead of yanking assets out of the market altogether, advisors have continued rebalancing portfolios and investing some of those proceeds in high-quality short-term bond funds.
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A cold hand was inside him, yanking at his lungs, squeezing and bunching and pulling the meat there up into his throat, so that he couldn't breathe.
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Maybe sometimes, when the time is right, people will band together in harmony to do what's right, like yanking a cat down from a tall-ass pole.
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It might seem like a trivial increase, but if you're the one carrying it around, yanking it in and out of your backpack, it could make a difference.
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What they found: Freezing the standards and yanking the waiver would knock 7%–8% off nationwide ZEV sales — largely electric models — in 2035 relative to keeping the programs.
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So fire crew members work in line, hacking at the hardened ground, chopping down trees, sawing off brushes and yanking out roots hidden underfoot to clear the land.
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One practitioner, known as Le Grand Thomas, made his living in 18th-century Paris by lifting people off the ground by their teeth, letting gravity do the yanking.
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She knows that the slightest injury to his back could completely ruin his career, so she runs toward the car to stop the police from yanking him around.
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So they opted for a more invasive approach, making larger incisions in the abdominal wall and yanking the phone out with forceps—kind of like a caesarean section.
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The story before that is never dull, but the show takes its time acquainting us with this story's key figures and their history before yanking out the rug.
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That was followed by the photo of a member of the Mexican National Guard, which was just formed in June, yanking a woman away from the Rio Grande.
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"Unfortunately security has picked up on the resale value and they're literally yanking them from glovers forcefully and reselling them to glovers like five minutes later," Lim said.
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As I took one hand off my handlebars and leaned back to try yanking it out, I lost control of the bike and crashed into a parked car.
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Already, a pair of influential outdoor trade shows have left the state to object to lawmakers' push to shrink the monuments, yanking some $45 million in annual revenue.
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This is, what, the fourth time since November that the country has gathered for an evening of live television, only to be part of a rug-yanking ceremony.
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"You've always got to keep your edge," said Robert Allison, 60, yanking up a sleeve to show off his United States Airborne Infantry tattoo, etched into a bicep.
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Worse yet, say a variety of people who study crime, yanking federal law enforcement funds from cities that have pledged to protect undocumented immigrants may simply make matters worse.
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Try as they might, the two Russians yanking on the rope lassoed around her wide, wet neck could not pull that massive body out of the icy December slush.
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Cruz, who had been selling the mat on his campaign website, may stand up to Trump, but he went all downward dog, yanking the "Breathe" branding from public view.
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The four officers involved were acquitted, and the NYPD has continued to be somewhat tetchy over Springsteen's song, yanking his police escorts and urging people to boycott his concerts.
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Spending time looking for public clues about secret investigations is the journalistic equivalent of yanking on candlesticks and book spines looking for the secret door in the castle's study.
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Vince Neil just got lucky in Las Vegas ... he struck a deal to avoid jail time for yanking a woman to the ground by her hair in a casino.
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Its second season struck me as a near-perfect whirligig of a TV season, constantly yanking the rug out from underneath itself and hoping its fall wasn't too brutal.
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But there they were—covered by hats to protect themselves from the sun, yanking whole plants out of the ground to reach the peanuts that grow beneath the soil.
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A Detroit officer was also captured on surveillance footage pushing, yanking, kicking, and reportedly pepper-spraying a female student who tried to ride an elevator with an expired pass.
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As we've seen in the 30 years since, he was [both] angry in some way that we were yanking his chain in various ways and pleased for the attention.
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We took the first few shots in relative silence, he adjusting lights and me yanking at my ensemble: a lacy bra, a crop top, and my favorite fuchsia undies.
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President Trump can't take his CNN grudge out on Jim Acosta by yanking his White House press pass ... at least that's what CNN is asserting in a new lawsuit.
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When he misses, his arms yanking and his waist wrenching around, O seems a greater threat to hurt himself than when he takes a foul tip off the shoulder.
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That plot — the book is by Steven Levenson — seems more and more ingenious with each viewing, consistently yanking its characters into conflict as it unfolds with a fearsome logic.
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Her return would resonate as a rebuke of his market-oriented reforms while potentially yanking Argentina back to its accustomed preserve: left-wing populism, in uncomfortable proximity to insolvency.
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Bart Simpson and Eric Cartman are essentially the same as they were decades ago; Lucy van Pelt spent nearly half a century yanking the football away from Charlie Brown.
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The A.C.A is flawed yes, but instead of yanking it from the people who desperately need it, like me, why can't it stay in place while we fix it?
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On Friday, California and a suite of other states filed suit against EPA for yanking the state's Clean Air Act waiver to set standards that go beyond federal rules.
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Videos of the incident showed the pope navigating a crowd when a woman reached out and grabbed his hand, yanking him toward her and initially refusing to let go.
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Where it stands: The Trump administration last month said it's yanking California's waiver under the Clean Air Act to impose its own vehicle emissions rules, which 13 other states follow.
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Yanking LaMelo Ball outta high school was "the smartest move in the world," so says John Salley, who praises LaVar as a visionary who knows how to make great athletes.
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It isn't just virtual reality: the stores exist in a different dimension, and shoppers can access their purchases instantly by yanking them through a dimensional portal at the checkout stand.
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As long as Republicans kept Obama chasing after that approval and yanking it away at the last minute like Lucy with her football, they were able to effectively neutralize him.
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Despite the first wave of criticism, the department store initially decided to keep selling the range — but ultimately, it came around and is yanking the pieces offline and off shelves.
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After yanking a record $203 billion out of stock-focused exchange-traded funds during the tumultuous May slide, flows have come back somewhat, but investors are still looking for safety.
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Some of the world's biggest advertising spenders are fed up with the digital supply chain and are yanking digital dollars from ad campaigns to put them towards TV. Sound backwards?
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Despite United Airlines' high-profile blunder in yanking a passenger from a full flight, the odds of getting bumped from your next flight on a U.S. carrier are very small.
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YG's facing a felony robbery charge for allegedly yanking a dude's chain off his neck and taking off with the diamond-laced pendant ... and we're told there's video evidence too.
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The rapper was performing in South Carolina, sitting on his bodyguard's shoulder in the crowd, when a fan snuck up on him and tried yanking the bling off his neck.
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The only worse betrayal than yanking that away is expecting me to believe that Dan Humphrey was Gossip Girl and he spent years slut-shaming his own sister and girlfriend.
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The emotions were the same, just on opposite sides of the energy-environmental divide, when the Interior Department announced Tuesday that the administration was yanking Atlantic drilling off the table.
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While there is something alluring about the Belgian's bouffant, yanking it unannounced is clearly not on – Huth should have asked him to stroke it in the tunnel at half-time.
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Never one to sit still for an affront, Trump fired a spitball back by yanking the Air Force jet that was to fly the speaker and a congressional delegation overseas.
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"A year ago he was yanking some fastballs to his glove side or missing up to the arm side," said Boston Manager John Farrell, a former pitcher and pitching coach.
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Even so, his music is still streaming on Spotify and Apple Music, both of which took the unusual step last year of yanking R. Kelly's songs from their featured playlists.
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The bill, which passed by 313 votes to 312, seeks to prevent Prime Minister Theresa May from yanking the United Kingdom out of the European Union without an agreed deal.
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But a double-bogey at the fifth, where he had to take a penalty stroke after yanking his approach shot into a hazard, took the wind out of his sails.
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James Long was one of the Chicago aviation officers seen on video yanking Dr. David Dao off his flight in April 2017, and he's suing United -- along with the Chicago Dept.
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Early footage shows one giant beast chowing down on another's neck, yanking it off the game board and out of play, while the player's oversized hand hovers over the game table.
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Ivana said Trump attacked her after he underwent a painful "scalp reduction" procedure done by a doctor she had recommended, tearing her clothes and yanking out a chunk of her hair.
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Gone is the reassuring feedback of a confirming click when the transmission shifter engages the park position, or the comforting closure of yanking a parking brake lever to its stopping point.
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In March of last year, Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, was charged with battery for allegedly yanking the arm of former Breitbart reporter Michelle Shields — a case that was ultimately dropped.
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"In China, this much land would make me the biggest farmer in the country," Mr. Li said, yanking a rusty lever to try to get his puffing tractor to go faster.
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You advance as normal, scourging giant mantises with your charged lash, yanking oversized ants away from their targets (and into lakes), and crushing massive hornets under, uh, even-more-massive rocks.
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I wait a few minutes, try calling him, but when the voicemail kicks in, I shove my phone in my pocket and leave my apartment, yanking the door closed behind me.
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Elephants are endangered in much of Africa, but in some South African reserves like Makilali they are merry marauders, yanking down trees and denuding all visible vegetation at a dizzying rate.
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A tornado had ripped through our Texas house and backyard, yanking out the 50-year-old oak trees that had created a canopy over the yard, tossing them aside like toothpicks.
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She never spent a fall morning yanking me toward a handsome dog owner, leaving me blushing (perhaps in a beret) as she romped in the leaves with his equally handsome dog.
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Winds lashed buildings and whipped up the sea, yanking an 203-meter-long tanker, the Houunmaru, from its anchorage and ramming it into the bridge connecting Kansai Airport with the mainland.
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Yet parents here have been yanking their children out of Malibu High School, concerned about PCBs, the highly toxic chemical compounds, that have been found in caulking of the school's windows.
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Video of the incident released by the Jupiter Police Department shows what appears to be Lewandowski yanking Fields's arm and walking past her as she sought to ask Trump a question.
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We got COB out in the Big Apple Thursday and asked him to weigh in on the White House yanking Jim Acosta's press credentials after his head-to-head with the Prez.
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If you need to take a call or check a text, you can pick it right up and set it right back down without yanking out a cable or tripping yourself up.
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However, she says her daughter told her she saw McCullen allegedly smack Jordan so hard she fell off the house's porch before yanking Jordan up by the arm and bringing her inside.
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The idea is that it will function similarly to the MagSafe cable on an Macbook—preventing people from accidentally tripping on the wire and yanking their laptop or phone down with it.
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They don't try something new, like yanking a cat's tail, because they have to, but because they wonder what might happen if they do, much to the detriment of poor old Whiskers.
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In a sense, it's akin to yanking out a loose tooth before it's fully ready to go: short-term pain in return, you hope, for an easier time in the long haul.
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The public broadcaster ZDF, on which Mr. Böhmermann's show appears, was first to react, yanking the entire show offline a day later, and restoring it after 24 hours, minus the crude poem.
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As he grills potential lovers about likes and dislikes, delivering question after question about marriage and kids, each ultimatum feels more ridiculous, yanking love's ethereal mystery back to the logistics of Earth.
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A fireball erupted in front of the restaurant, yanking down its sign, toppling the rotisserie and leaving the dead and wounded scattered in the street, according to witnesses and videos posted online.
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Since Le Monde's revelations, news reports have detailed other instances in which Mr. Benalla was aggressive, in one case grabbing a TV reporter and yanking away his accreditation badge during the campaign.
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THIS is some real-life superhero stuff here -- NJ State Troopers yanking a trucker to safety right as his 18-wheeler burst into a ball of flames ... and it's all on video.
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In 2016, Donald J. Trump's campaign took the virtually unheard-of step of yanking the press credentials of journalists from major news outlets, including The Washington Post, BuzzFeed News, Politico and HuffPost.
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As the coalition began its push to take Falluja from ISIS, ISIS gunmen began going to go door to door in the city and yanking men, their wives and children from their homes.
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Bol Bol's youth basketball coach pulled a LaVar Ball over the weekend -- yanking his team off the court with 6 mins left in the game 'cause he was pissed off at the ref.
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It's a very clever design and removing it from the robot is as easy as pushing a release button and yanking the portable cleaner away, which includes the Coral One's motor and battery.
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Before you panic and start yanking crayons out of your kids' hands and burning their coloring books, you should know that this is a situation in which it's simply better safe than sorry.
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Wear a tee underneath — not only will the friction help keep the dress in place (no more yanking!), but the generous cut of the dress is made to show off a great graphic.
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Singapore may be a leader in the global drive to use technology to create "smart" cities, but starting next year, the city-state will be yanking its public servants' access to the internet.
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Now the queasy part ... Post was tasked with yanking on three strings (his manager, Dre London, ended up helping in the end) to see if he could pick the string that wasn't knotted.
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Yanking health insurance from any retiree is bad enough, but these are people who spent their working lives in highly unsafe conditions; many now suffer from black lung and other coal-related ailments.
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Some of the country's biggest advertisers are yanking their ads from YouTube after a YouTube blogger posted a video highlighting how some posts on the platform have comments that discuss sexualizing young children.
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Elmo proves victorious in all of Grump's challenges, but is obviously too helpful and well-mannered to work with Grump, so he winds up yanking Grump's wig off in a very touching ending.
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Prater's tick-in-the-eye isn't even the first reported: an eye doctor recounted yanking a live tick out of a man's eye in a 2011 report from the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
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The worst-case scenario of Congress yanking the federal tax exemption for interest earned from debt sold in the $3.8 trillion market used by states, cities, schools and other issuers did not occur.
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No matter where opinion tends to be on the show, critics seem to agree on Brosnahan's sheer charm offensive—she is carrying the show, yanking the material upwards with her like a girdle.
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I can be anxious and too eager to please, so I often find myself yanking on the oars instead of relying on stronger muscles in my legs and back to do the work.
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Apple canceled the premiere of "The Banker," starring Samuel L. Jackson, on Wednesday, yanking the movie from its prestigious closing-night Thursday slot at the American Film Institute's annual festival in Los Angeles.
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Mr. Bailey's interpretation of it — yanking garments off their usual axes to mimic the sculpted forms, and exaggerating and amplifying certain areas (especially the shoulders) at the expense of others — wasn't always, either.
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But it's at least a good start for keeping tabs on your children in a way that's far less invasive then yanking their phone out of their hand and digging into their digital lives.
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It not only allows it to squeeze into tight spaces, it also changes the power adapter's center of gravity so it's not prone to yanking itself out of the wall under its own weight.
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But Hillary has been a tough advocate on international abortion rights and stood up heroically to Republican sexual dinosaurs trying to control women's bodies globally by yanking UN and NGO funding for reproductive health.
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Zayn showing up to turn heel by yanking Owens out of the way and subsequently placing his friend's arm over the kayfabe knocked out McMahon was the best WWE storytelling in a long while.
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MLB legend Joe Torre is joining the protest against the Sultan of Brunei -- yanking his big charity dinner from the Sultan's Hotel Bel-Air over disgusting anti-gay laws in the tiny Asian country.
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After first bestowing the now-infamous gesture on then SCOTUS nominee Neil Gorsuch—yanking his elbow backward mid-shake and almost pulling the judge off his feet—Trump's shake has had some cringeworthy results.
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The company is such a high-profile player in a market that is so much bigger than laptops ever were and they're just yanking the Note 7, their flagship phone, off the market completely.
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The film has a charmingly handmade ambience of hyperreality: puppetry, stop-motion animation and dozens of little offbeat details, like Cassius' broken windshield wipers, which he must operate by yanking a piece of string.
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If, as Sarah Vowell writes, "threatening to take away a Puritan magistrate's right to punish [was] like yanking the trumpet out of Louis Armstrong's hands," the most expressive Massachusetts Bay punishments were often corporal.
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Tickets for Thursday's service at Staples Center were being hawked for as much as $500 a pop on the secondary market ... but Craigslist is flagging the sales ads and yanking them from its website.
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Sometimes the officer would make it more personal, taking to the catwalk in the back of the cells and yanking out the electrical wires or pulling the fuse for a cell of a particular prisoner.
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"She picked me up by my hair, she slammed me by my hair, she banged my hair on the ground, on the car, just yanking me everywhere by my hair," Johnnaa told CNN affiliate KYW.
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But then this isn't a handshake; it's essentially the movement of a dog yanking a bone that is still attached to something heavy, only transposed onto the human arm of the most powerful man alive.
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Maybe you're already feeling it — yanking your fingers through sticky split ends or hand-plucking static-y strands off the arm of your wool blend sweater — and we've only just hit the start of winter.
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The "Cash Me Ousside" girl caught someone inside an airplane Monday evening with a shot to the face ... and police ended up yanking her, her mother and another passenger off their plane ... TMZ has learned.
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Axios energy reporter Ben Geman discusses the confusion that's come since Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's announcement that he's yanking Florida from the agency's plan to expand the coastal areas offered for oil-and-gas leasing.
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Babe Ruth and many others in the 23s and '30s favored a closed stance, their front foot pointed inward, away from the pitcher, partly in an effort to keep from yanking balls into foul territory.
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But by the weekend, Mr. Booker was backing off — praising the former vice president — and his campaign manager was forcefully yanking him away from reporters who were pressing him on his critique of Mr. Biden.
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It also uses swappable tips that Logitech claims are good for 1.24-miles of scribbling, but to stop kids from yanking the tips out themselves, a special tool is needed to first remove a protective shroud.
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Read more: Southwest plans to stop flying from Newark Airport and is yanking the 737 Max from its schedule until 2020Other airlines have cancelled thousands of flights and cancelled other routes over the 737 Max grounding.
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Investors are also yanking their money from mutual funds that invest in leveraged loans, a risky type of corporate debt that has become a popular way for many companies to finance their operations in recent years.
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This will happen over the course of the next three years by yanking responsibly manufactured vapor products from the hands of adult smokers and replacing them with the cigarettes they had been trying to give up.
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Lewandowski made national headlines in the spring of 2016 when security camera video showed him yanking a Breitbart reporter by the arm as she tried to ask Trump a question following a news conference in Florida.
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The buildup to this year's Tribeca Film Festival was dominated by controversy over the inclusion—then unceremonious yanking—of ultra-dubious anti-vaccination doc Vaxxed from its slate, to co-founder Robert De Niro's apparent chagrin.
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After finding itself in hot water, Home Depot Canada is yanking a peeping Tom Halloween decoration that one customer said "makes light of a real-life, sinister issue that women face in our society," CBC News reported.
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Let's get caught up on the latest developments after the Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announced Tuesday evening that he's yanking Florida from the agency's new plan to massively expand coastal areas offered for oil-and-gas leasing.
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Where that game made a misstep by forcing players along a linear path and even yanking satisfying kills from under their noses in unwelcome cut-scenes, the new Hitman is more like 2006's Hitman: Blood Money.
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And Democratic leaders have rushed to tamp down on concerns that the party is yanking moderate voters too far left, too quickly, even criticizing progressive activists who formed the heart of their blue wave victories last year.
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For about 10 minutes, Harambe held onto the boy, at times standing over him in what appeared to be a protective posture, but at others darting across the moat while yanking the child violently by the ankle.
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On March 19, Mr. Lewandowski was captured on video grabbing a protester by the shirt collar at a Trump rally in Arizona and yanking him backward — normally the work of security guards, not a top political adviser.
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It's an ink drawing of a single tree, but no ordinary tree: although naturalistically detailed, it looks bizarrely animated, like some half-human creature in torment, thrashing its armlike branches and yanking its roots from the earth.
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We got Paul Monday afternoon at LAX and he admitted he's been treated "fairly" -- referring to YouTube yanking him from one of its original series, and cutting off his main revenue stream from his 15 million subscribers.
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As Reuters reported, a group of a dozen or so hooded protestors dressed in black tied the sculpture to the back of a truck and drove away, yanking it from its seat on a 26-foot-tall pedestal.
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The phone doesn't slide into the back pocket as smoothly as my iPhone, but it's slim enough that I haven't had a single issue yanking it out of my purse to take "artful" pictures of the subway platform.
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" While each episode has an emotional takeaway, the new host says at the end of the day, "It's just about doing nice things for these people and yanking them out of this post-breakup hole that they're in.
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As investors digest the possibility that the largest marketplace on earth may be days away from a messy alteration, they have been yanking money out of riskier storehouses like stocks and putting it into safer instruments like bonds.
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The Keystone State's newly-drawn 28503th District made for steeper terrain for Republicans, and GOP campaign operatives started yanking money from the district in September, leaving the three-term Rothfus to fend for himself against the tougher map.
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The day of the October 1 referendum — which was ruled illegal by the Spanish Constitutional Court — was marred by violence, with Spanish national police yanking would-be voters from polls, beating protesters, and shooting rubber bullets into crowds.
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Failure is funny, especially in this case, which has primed us with the plausible claim that anyone can draw a woman's hand before yanking us back to the truth that basically no one can draw anything at all.
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The 2018 playoffs and World Series offered a parade of twitchy managers yanking their starting pitchers after four innings, summoning a parade of faceless relievers to throw one mind-numbing fastball after another for fractions of an inning.
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During the regular season, Orchard, a D.J. who spent nearly seven years as a Medieval Times show director in Europe, evolved from a ceremonial prop into the catalyst of an Arthurian legend, yanking a sword from a stone.
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The video shows the Vance County Middle School resource officer grabbing and slamming the child to the ground, then picking him up and doing it again before yanking the child up and continuing to walk down the hall.
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In Titanfall 2's tech test, though, Titan shields don't recharge unless a friendly pilot loads a special item into your machine for you (which they have to first get by yanking it from of an enemy Titan).
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Of course, if Phil is just yanking our chains with another April Fools' joke, he's really going ALL in with shaving cream, razors, a bib and some makeup magic ... but hey, maybe he's just doing a little spring cleaning.
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Bluetooth wireless tech is finally good enough (and cheap enough) to make them a viable option, so if you want to roam free from your laptop without yanking cords out of sockets, then by all means go for it.
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These guys had been on the planet for a really long time, had gotten used to yanking themselves in a certain way, and were likely dealing with any number of degenerative issues that could easily take an erectile toll.
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Despite her twice issued threat to get off Twitter for good, Roseanne continued tweeting up a storm late Wednesday ... replying to the barrage of comments about her racist tweet and ABC swiftly responding by yanking "Roseanne" off the air.
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Maduro surprised the inflation-wrought country on Sunday by announcing that he was yanking the 100-bolivar bill, Venezuela's largest, to crack down on Colombian mafias he says are hoarding bolivars to fuel contraband and sabotage his leftist administration.
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In 2015, South Carolina officer Ben Fields was fired after he was caught on video yanking up a black female student out of her desk and tossing her across the classroom when she refused to put away her cellphone.
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HBO has announced that it will not only nix forthcoming projects with him but erase all his past performances from its On Demand platforms -- the streaming age's equivalent of yanking a dirty old man's books from the library shelves.
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Johns Hopkins is a lurking shadow that sends ripples of fear throughout Baltimore's black community; Deborah's brothers speak of urban legends regarding university researchers yanking black men off the streets to force their participation in the researchers' medical studies.
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Scores of other shots show police officers yanking Black women out of cars in routine traffic stops, or body-slamming or abusing them in response to a mental health crisis or after a woman demanded service in a restaurant.
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Since Tesla pulled these features both after it sold the car to the dealer, and after that dealer sold it to Alec, it caused some fear that the company was setting a precedent for yanking features on a whim.
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Photo: Evan Vucci (AP)Amid a spike in the use of electronic cigarettes among teens and children, President Donald Trump has announced the Food and Drug Administration is considering yanking all non-tobacco flavored e-cigs from the market.
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The government has sought to highlight different reasons for yanking out 86 percent of the currency in circulation as evidence suggested the exercise did little to curb the amount of undeclared income in the country or stifle funding to terror groups.
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In the first half of the quarter, concerns that the U.S. would slip back into recession, while oil prices set fresh lows and stoked default worries, kept retail investors yanking money from loan funds and Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds sidelined.
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When I'm reading an extremely plot-full book I usually get so uncomfortable with the yanking sensation of being pulled along by the plot that I'll often look it up online and read spoilers so I can know what's going on.
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John Foley -- Peloton's founder and CEO -- sent a letter to his more than 600k subscribers Monday, letting them know the company is yanking any classes that use the songs ID'd in that lawsuit a handful of music publishing companies filed.
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I weigh 135 lbs, the weight of him crushing me and the impact of the blows to the back of my neck and him yanking my head side to side by my braids, was very painful and shocking all at once.
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At 9, I started refusing to wear a ponytail so I wouldn't have to tuck my hair behind my ears, and I recall, at 11, sitting in my bathroom, yanking my ears back, and duct-taping them to my head.
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Investors have been testing the waters over the past month, yanking $868 million out of U.S. equity ETFs while pouring $5.2 billion into funds that invest in fixed income with duration of less than three years, Colas said, citing XTF data.
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Gattis continued his impressive power surge this month by yanking a 2112-1.43 fastball from Royals right-hander Jakob Junis (2119-3) to center field in the sixth inning, following a succession of singles from Jose Altuve, Correa and Josh Reddick.
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Yanking out economic safeguards that prevent America's largest financial institutions' reckless behavior from causing a crash will leave taxpaying working and middle class families vulnerable, once again at risk of having to bear the brunt of such an economic crisis.
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Performances from breakout rappers Lil Yachty, Lil Uzi Vert and Playboi Carti were livestreamed on TIDAL; Uzi Vert unleashed his flamboyant shoulder shimmy dance—the same one that sparked the viral "Lil Uzi Vert Challenge" online—and had the crowd yanking.
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"A lot of people are climbing the ladder, and many of them you know are behind you yanking on your foot, or ahead of you unclasping your finger," said Steve Israel, a former New York congressman who served alongside Mr. Jeffries.
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The writer uses fantastically gritty and descriptive language to help the reader visualize, smell and feel the preparation of the haggis: yanking veins from lungs; picking lumps of meaty gruel from her fingernails; the glorious stench of the sheep's stomach.
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"This is why Pdvsa doesn't like me," he declared on a recent morning, smiling impishly, as he reached into one of the briefcases and started yanking out fistfuls of dog-eared and creased documents — formal complaints, legal papers, newspaper clippings, photographs.
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Maybe it's fitting that one of the best songs on Culture II is the woozy, Metro Boomin-produced "Emoji a Chain," where the three Migos rap about yanking an image out of their iPhones and fastening it around their necks.
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"People in this city might be upset for the first month, but hey, it's the rules and they'll get used to it," he added, instinctively yanking a plastic white bag off a hook each time a customer purchased an item.
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A few examples from this year: When a former employee found out that automation startup Chef has a contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, he protested by yanking some vital code that the project relied on – leading to several outages.
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Whether he was dragging his first wife Ivana through an ugly divorce that made tabloid headlines or yanking health insurance away from a sick grandnephew after the child's parents sued Trump, he has long demonstrated a remarkable ability to be cruel.
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That it works automatically — unlike the Night Mode on Google's Pixel — is perfect for those moments when your dog thinks he's going to get away with yanking a 5-pound hard salami off the kitchen counter because it's 3 a.m.
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Public Health In the waning days of this year's Affordable Care Act sign-up period, the Trump administration declared war on the health law, releasing an executive order that could weaken its requirements and yanking advertisements and outreach off the air.
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From underground barriers blocking Palestinian tunnels into Israel, to nuclear superpowers trading threats and rocks, to North Korean soldiers yanking South Korean soldiers through open doors along the DMZ, borders are a constant source of tension, hostility, and sometimes even war.
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One of those, James Neal, was a late replacement, so maybe you give the league a break there—asking a local to stick around for the weekend is probably a better plan than yanking some poor guy off a beach.
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But coming in a week when Trump called freedom of the press "disgusting" and mused about yanking NBC's broadcasting license in retaliation for a story he didn't like, it has been a hard argument for advocates to make with a straight face.
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FROM COINAGE: The Right Way to Announce Your New Job He was also known for identifying clogged or broken pipes in record time, and often would find himself yanking fish out of the pipes — once even, a two-and-a-half-foot eel.
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After a week of talking to him, he was finally able to tell me that this teacher was in the habit of yanking him out of line, hard, and giving him a little shake, to tell him to stop whispering to his friends.
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The king appears to be yanking an arrow out of his head, supporting theories that getting struck in the eye was his fatal blow; yet, that stitch work was added in the 19th century, raising questions about how that scene unfolded exactly.
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It's a bit unexpected, considering that Waymo waged a bruising legal fight with Uber to protect this most valuable of sensing technologies, but it also signals that Waymo is exploring business models that don't rely on yanking humans from behind the wheel.
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Nicole Cliffe, a founder of the now-defunct site the Toast, had tweeted to Harper's writers that she would "pay you cash for what you'd lose by yanking it" — encouraging writers to pull their articles from Harper's in protest of the potential outing.
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There are good arguments for getting rid of ranking and yanking: the ritualistic decimation of the workforce on the basis of a single number routinely paralysed businesses in the run-up to each year's reviews, killing creativity and setting workers against each other.
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A number of pairs struggled with the tricky ice track, including the Ukraine team of Olesandr Obolonchyk and Roman Zakharkiv, who careered down the course like a pin-ball on their first run, leaving their coach yanking at his long beard in frustration.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 98%What critics said: "By yanking [Holden Ford] into season 2, a story with more nuance and care than he seems capable of, the series holds a mirror to the revered concept of the callous genius.
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Tales of his exploits were learned from childhood there: how he shot men between the eyes, stabbed rivals in the heart with ice picks, strangled women who might betray him and buried victims in secret graveyards after yanking their teeth to thwart identification.
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The Texas senator shut down any notion that Kap sent Nike's market value soaring in the wake of the footwear company yanking its planned Betsy Ross shoe at the ex-QB's behest, because he says there's a much simpler explanation ... a booming economy.
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She would send a bobbin of weft thread gliding across the horizontal surface of the remaining strings, strung taut in the loom's belly, before yanking a heavy hinged wood batten with metal teeth toward herself, locking each new row into the others.
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In the 2007 article "Dancing Elmo Smackdown," The Times reports: Inside Mattel's sprawling test lab here, scores of technicians are doing their worst: setting Chicken Dance Elmo dolls on fire, wrecking Hot Wheels cars and yanking at the limbs of Dora the Explorer.
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It was Trump and Sanders, after all, who escalated the Acosta situation after a dispute at a news conference by yanking his press pass and, to justify it, pointing to an apparently altered video of his interaction with a White House aide.
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He did, however, deliberately have Lewandowski standing right beside him in a place of pride, and explicitly praised him for doing a good job — something Trump has not done after winning primaries that aren't preceded by Lewandowski yanking someone by the arm.
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The Super Nt is missing the SNES' sliding power button which also served to lock cartridges while the console was turned on, but yanking a game out while the Super Nt was still running doesn't seem to cause any damage aside from a frozen game.
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The singer was at LAX Tuesday where our photog gave her props for her and her sisters' new holiday album, "Braxton Family Christmas," which spurred a convo about the latest holiday controversy -- certain stations yanking 'Baby It's Cold' because critics think it promotes date rape.
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We broke the story ... Brendon was arrested back in October 2017 after cops say he drunkenly attacked his girlfriend at a Palm Springs hotel bar by pulling her back to their table by the hair ... after allegedly yanking her by the arm at first.
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But vivid memories of yanking my sons out of the way of speeding cars and rogue motorini convinced me that it might be more relaxing to begin our vacation in Cefalù, a seaside town about 40 minutes from Palermo, to which we flew from Rome.
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That's because Le Pen, the top candidate, has campaigned on a promise of yanking France out of the EU — with potentially disastrous consequences for the economic and political stability of Western Europe — and has consistently promoted ideas that are anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant.
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But here's a particularly telling one: The regulatory changes made at the behest of the far-right Freedom Caucus do succeed in yanking insurance coverage from 1 million fewer people than would have lost coverage under the original version of the American Health Care Act.
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During that eight-year hiatus from fighting, Pudzianowski transitioned from the world of yanking passenger jets down a runway with his own body to beating up other giants for money, ultimately compiling a 9-5 record while not looking too shabby, all things considered.
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She reacted immediately, yanking the man backward by his red shirt as he tried to walk away and wrapping her arm around his neck before using her body weight — all 115 pounds of it — to slam him to the ground, knocking his white sunglasses askew.
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It's the kind of situation where the show should have opted for one or the other but probably not both, because the constant flashbacks and quick cuts to alternate responses keep yanking the proceedings away from the main storyline in a way that hurts it.
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"[He] started yanking me around, throwing me to the floor, stomping on my head, my body, kicking me, punching me and when I tried to get away from him [and] ran into the restroom, he busted the door open before I could lock it," she added.
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The yanking of the bill sharply underscores how difficult it will be for Republicans to undo Obamacare despite holding the White House and both chambers of Congress, and despite the party's repeated vow to kill a health-care law that it claims has harmed millions of Americans.
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"By this time," Shafer wrote, "you'd expect that people would have figured out when Donald Trump is yanking their chain and pay him the same mind they do phone calls tagged 'Out of Area' by caller ID." Sean Spicer, the President's first press secretary, insisted otherwise.
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The burn of humiliation feels very different from the burn of fire, of course, but there is some evidence that the relief from yanking a hand away from the flame can activate neural circuits that register psychological relief, although this system is far from worked out.
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D'Angelo Russell, still in Greece, took in the menu at a sleepy seaside island town looking very relaxed himself in a tenderly wrinkled white T-shirt with the neck hole blown out probably from all the times he's been yanking it off to jump in the ocean.
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The global economy is stuttering, the is within striking distance of a record low against the dollar and investors frustrated with the government's stalling reform drive are yanking out funds from the stock market, leading to portfolio outflows of $2 billion so far in 2016, according to DBS.
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"He just highlighted 'AVATAR,' he clicked the drop-down menu and he just randomly selected Papyrus, like a, like a thoughtless child just wandering by a garden, yanking leaves along the way," the actor explains in a mock movie trailer to his confused therapist, played by Kate McKinnon.
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Wolf's debacle raises a challenge to that perspective, though, posing the question: When is a writer erudite, a renaissance person, a polymath—and when are they merely trespassing superficially into areas of knowledge they haven't mastered, imposing their own prejudices or yanking cherry-picked tidbits out of context?
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Without yanking the reader's focus too far off the page, the pop-up commentary helpfully provides background for the book's old Irish politics and local folklore, as well as cheat sheets to Joyce's acrobatic wordplay and translations of the Latin, French and Italian phrases the characters occasionally spout.
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Irving scored from every angle, a spinning top of a shooter, while James offered his amalgam of Magic Johnson and Bill Russell, passing with precision while yanking down 16 rebounds and repeatedly chasing down and blocking the shots of Warriors who threatened to steal this game away from him.
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" Moulton is from "one of the least liberal areas of the famously liberal state," and he's "not talking about yanking to the left or hewing more to the center—or much policy, period—so much as he's stressing the philosophy of bipartisanship that undergirds the concept of national service.
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I've looked at my form in the mirror many times and thought I was doing a textbook job, only to be told by Ngo that I'm yanking a dumbell or pulling a cable in a manner that's not stimulating the targeted muscle the way the movement is intended to.
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Republicans close to Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, say he will not back off his commitment to Judge Kavanaugh, in part because he believes the timing of the accusation is suspicious but also because he believes yanking the nomination would depress his party's base in the midterms.
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The legislature's move to rebuke Memphis for honoring the wishes of its people continues an ugly tradition of mostly white Southern state legislatures yanking power away from cities with multiracial or majority-black leadership or voters when those cities act in ways meant to benefit their minority residents.
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The most obvious analogue to these scenes is Lynch's own 1977 film "Eraserhead," which also has images of a Godlike being yanking levers in a cosmic factory — and which also features visual effects so striking and surreal that even now it's hard to tell how he achieved them.
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Corey Feldman has a detailed story about a group of men that were following his car Tuesday night before yanking his door open and stabbing him with a sharp object, and Corey thinks this might be an intimidation tactic over his recent claims that he was victim of pedophilia.
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"It's going to scare a lot of people into yanking their children off of needed healthcare, school programs, child nutrition programs, basic sorts of subsistence-level programs that have kept the population healthy and employable," said Charles Wheeler, director of training and legal support at Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.
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After nearly 18 months of rumination, it is clear that there is no way to reconcile Britain's aims of yanking the province out of the EU's single market and customs union, and maintaining its seamless border with the republic, across whose 300-plus crossing points 110m trips are made annually.
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She narrates her discursive thoughts in a breathless torrent of thrillingly precise observations about everyday life ("the rubbery satisfaction of yanking a single blade of grass from its root") and minute reflections on cultural figures and their work, from the playwright Annie Baker to the Beastie Boys to Janet Jackson.
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There are other approaches to alcohol that could work as well: limiting the number of alcohol outlets, yanking people's right to drink if they get in trouble with the law due to alcohol, putting state governments in charge of alcohol sales, and expanding access to evidence-based and effective addiction treatment.
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"It's going to scare a lot of people into yanking their children off of needed health care, school programs, child nutrition programs, basic sorts of subsistence-level programs that have kept the population healthy and employable," said Charles Wheeler, director of training and legal support at Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.
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Indeed, Ms. Chanel began designing in defiance of the controlled Victorianism that lingered on in the 20th Century (Lagerfeld's boater hats, super simple and pulled down squarely on the head, were all Ms. Chanel; you can almost picture her yanking the brims down on the models' heads before they walked the runway).
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Friday Ingraham refrained from addressing the controversy on the Thursday episode of the Ingraham Angle, but that didn't stop more companies from yanking their ads from the show: Jenny Craig, the Atlantis, Paradise Island Resort, Office Depot, and Liberty Mutual all said they were no longer running advertising during the Ingraham Angle.
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Rather than having a power cable get locked into a laptop — leading to the possibility of someone tripping over the cable and yanking the computer onto the floor — Apple's MagSafe cables attached magnetically; strong enough to hold on, but weak enough that they'd rip off instead of taking a computer with them.
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A Honduran family who got tear-gassed can stay in the US -- for now Of all the recent images of migrants at the border, one is seared into many Americans' minds: a mother on the Mexican side of the border yanking her diaper-clad daughters away from tear gas fired by US authorities.
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But Thom Rickert, a Dallas-based risk specialist focused on both traditional and emerging trends that impact public entities — from scooters to drones to automated vehicles — says he is not aware of any scooter company previously yanking its fleet out of crowd-control concerns and that it may well become the norm.
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After his rallies in Arizona this weekend were marked by protests and violence, Donald J. Trump on Sunday complained of a "double standard" in coverage of those incidents and defended his campaign manager after video showed the manager grabbing a demonstrator by the collar and yanking him backward during a rally in Tucson.
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Lil Uzi Vert is, for better or for worse, yanking people into the future, a world in which rap is a swirling kaleidoscope of post-regional styles and post-genre sounds, in which music lives for free on Soundcloud and is experienced as much through videos on a cell phone as anywhere else.
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After yanking his former eighth overall pick around for most of last season, providing inconsistent minutes and a confusing set of responsibilities, Detroit's head coach has started Johnson in all but one game (a recent contest against the San Antonio Spurs and their uncomfortable Gasol/Aldridge frontcourt), and upped his minutes to 30 a night.
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Op-Ed Contributor Charlotte, N.C. — Activists in Durham, N.C., tired of waiting for local leaders to decide what to do about a statue of a Confederate soldier downtown, on Monday literally took matters into their own hands, yanking it off its pedestal and then kicking it, as if trying to beat it into submission.
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In his story "The Revisionists," Jesse Green, the Times' co-chief theater critic, surveys the work of a group of multidisciplinary queer artists who are either placing gay and trans people into a history that excludes or refuses to acknowledge them or are ferreting out those hidden biographies and yanking them into the spotlight.
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A recent report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine issued several proposals to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), including that the agency conduct a review of opioids already on the market and strengthen its post-approval oversight of opioids — while also considering the potential harms of yanking opioids from patients who really need them.
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If, after you've left the theater, you're apt to remember and savor strange, random bits – like the moment in which Michelle keeps yanking on the loose bra strap of a much-too-kind underling (Kristen Bell) while boasting about the very unusual construction of her own bosom – you probably won't mind too much, if at all.
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"Jacob Rees-Mogg," months before he became an actionable meme as the patrician parliamentarian who reclined in boredom while Brexit was debated in the House of Commons, required unpacking for me, as did discussions of recent Tory debates and the noncontenders — Rory Stewart included — who had been crushed by Boris Johnson, victoriously yanking the sun down on Britain.
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And I didn't want to tell them about the day my parents and teachers finally caught me twirling my hair, the black hair that was so unlike the beautiful blond hair I wanted, twisting it around and around the first joint of my forefinger so tightly I couldn't free it without yanking a few strands out.
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There's a rich irony that a classical sax enthusiast made the saxophone cool again by metaphorically yanking the horn away from the jazz kids; he's reinvented an acoustic instrument previously doomed to perpetually repeat its jazz past, and in the process carved a unique space for himself in the commercial music landscape that only he occupies.
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Though Mr. Lewandowski's role in the campaign has become somewhat shaky of late, his boss has often praised his dedication, including the time he went into a crowd to confront a protester at a rally and was accused by a reporter of yanking her by the arm while she was trying to interview Mr. Trump in Jupiter, Fla.
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The Hazelwood decision was widely denounced by First Amendment scholars at the time, and it hasn't aged well -- imagine, in 2017, trying to prevent high school students from learning about teen pregnancy by yanking pages out of newspapers, as the principal of Hazelwood East High School did -- but it endures as a stain on the lawbooks.
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Read more: Southwest plans to stop flying from Newark Airport and is yanking the 214 Max from its schedule until 2000"I'm sorry to advise you that this means that we have to cut our aircraft numbers and our staffing, not just for summer 2020, but also in winter 2019," he said in the video, according to RTE.
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His die-hard supporters, many of whom consider themselves to be people of deep faith, do not care what he has done so long as he maintains his few bedrock "principles": providing tax breaks to the wealthy, appointing conservative Supreme Court justices, and marginalizing racial and sexual minorities and yanking the welcome mat away from immigrants.
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The White House announced last week that it is also considering yanking all e-cigarettes with a flavor other than tobacco from the market, while the Food and Drug Administration separately warned market leader Juul that it could remove its products from the market if it found the company marketed to children or portrayed its products as completely safe.
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Whether or not you find yanking scholarships, or promised scholarships, to be morally repugnant—maybe you do when it's a rival school, but not when your favorite program just got potentially better on the field—it's yet another reminder that the NCAA's insistence on big-time college football as a primarily academic exercise is a complete and utter antitrust-law-dodging farce.
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In the years since, she's been, by turns, a traditionalist, a seemingly happy member of the Nashville establishment — especially in the years she and Mr. Shelton were winning female and male vocalist of the year at the Country Music Association Awards — and, at her most thrilling, a roots-minded boundary pusher being yanked (or, more accurately, yanking) in all sorts of wild directions.
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This rewarding of what only barely works extends even to the floor: Wittman is notorious for yanking around the minutes available to young players, preferring to give playing time to the likes of Gary Neal and J.J. Hickson, the kind of player with which Grunfeld has ensured that the roster is reliably stocked: fringe NBA guys who manifestly cannot help a team achieve anything better than mediocrity.
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Read more coverage of the Boeing 737 Max:Boeing posted its first full-year loss in more than 20 years, as the 737 Max crisis continuesAn American Airlines exec reveals why airlines are getting way ahead of Boeing by yanking the 737 Max off their schedules earlyWorkers who build parts for the 737 Max are getting laid off and having their hours cut as the worldwide grounding rips through Boeing's contractor network
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Last Friday, when reports surfaced that the New York State Athletic Commission briefly pulled UFC strawweight Pearl Gonzalez from her bout at UFC 210 because she had breast implants, it sounded ridiculous enough to be true: considering the fledgling commission's history and the snafus to follow, yanking a fighter from a card at the last minute based on medical information presumably received much further in advance kept with its reputation.
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Obstructing your progress through every stage is a series of obstacles, solvable by yanking on things with your own body-forming string, pulling or pushing objects—apples, rocks, floats, old tin cans, a spool of fishing line—or by being clever with knots: Get a piece of yarn taut between two spots and Yarny can spring upwards from it, or you can shove an asset along it, from a lower level to where it's needed.
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The stereotypical conception of a risk-free corporate collection, however, is immediately exploded by such graphic and aggressive works as Judy Chicago's photolithograph "Red Flag" (1971), a crotch shot of a hand yanking a glistening, red, phallic tampon from a shadow-cloaked vagina, and Gina Pane's "The Hot Milk" (1972), a vertical, double-column grid of mostly color photographs documenting a performance in which the artist slices her own back and face with a double-edged razor blade.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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We were up and off the pickup bed and jerking on our clothes, toes in gritty black sand, us hopping and gasping and yanking into the cab, ignition, and your father had the engine loud as we tore back through the valley road, the headlights flashed over rocks and mud puddles and bright green leaves; the whole time we knew those ghosts were in the air behind us, around us, if we didn't see them we felt them.
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On a recent episode of The Beat With Ari Melber, for example, it took a calm but clearly exasperated Katrina vanden Heuvel, publisher of the left-leaning The Nation, to point out that Trump's rhetorical hostility to open-ended military conflicts and occupations represented an actual opportunity to begin a conversation about American military de-escalation rather than to natter on, again, about the irresponsibility of yanking troops out of Syria, however crass and inconsistent his reasoning—such as it is—might be.
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Read more about the Boeing 737 Max:The FAA told Congress that it hopes the world's aviation regulators will simultaneously allow the 737 Max to resume flyingAirbus more than doubled its profits, pulling further ahead in its fight for aviation supremacy with crisis-hit rival BoeingThe CEO of one of the world's largest airlines said Boeing needs to get its 's--- together' as the ongoing 737 Max crisis hits the carrier's profitsSouthwest plans to stop flying from Newark Airport and is yanking the 737 Max from its schedule until 2020
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Yes, the one that used to pinch the living shit out of our necks; the one whose clasp kind of, like, always broke; and yes, the one whose association is not with its fellow choker ghosts from the graveyard of chokers past (cool '90s grunge ones), but the one that, with one swift Google search, brings up this picture of Kenny Chesney circa his tank-top phase, this one of a smoldering David Cassidy (who, actually, kind of wore them all the time), and...this, which we'd like to un-see by way of yanking our eyeballs out and jarring them for life.
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Read more about the Boeing 737 Max crisis:Boeing lost nearly $3 billion in the 2nd quarter as its 737 Max crisis drags onA former Boeing 737 Max engineer said he was 'incredibly pressurized' to keep costs down and downplay new features to avoid FAA scrutinyBoeing is taking a $5 billion hit over the 737 Max crisis, but warns costs could climb even furtherSouthwest plans to stop flying from Newark Airport and is yanking the 737 Max from its schedule until 2020Boeing hired the lawyer who managed funds for 9/11, Boston Marathon bombing, and BP oil spill victims to distribute $50 million to 737 Max crash families
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You leave the bike behind the trash cans at the side of the house and hop the wooden fence into the back yard and, if the door to the garage is open, you slip in, and if it's not, which it isn't, you've got to take a chance on the screen door in the back yard, but, lo and behold, your father is ankle deep in the dirt, hunched over, yanking at weeds with his bare hands the way he used to as a farmer in Logar, before war and famine forced him to flee to the western coast of the American empire, where he labored for many years until it broke his body for good, and even though his doctor has forbidden him to work in the yard, owing to the torn nerves in his neck and spine—which, you know from your mother, were first damaged when he was tortured by Russians shortly after the murder of his younger brother, Watak, during the Soviet War—he is out here clawing at the earth and its spoils, as if he were digging for treasure or his own grave.
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