If the sexiness of zips mostly lay in getting out of your clothes, for a minority it lay in getting into them—zips could do up garments of rubber or PVC deliciously tight.
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Zips, dyes and synthetic fibres are sourced from other continents.
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The party zips along near the top of the polls.
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Junior forward Daniel Utomi scored 123 points for the Zips.
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As the garment industry moved offshore, the Japanese zips followed.
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We've gone from V-necks to half-zips, from full-zips to crewnecks, but the quality of our cashmere is so universal and versatile that I'm always amazed at how little is left every season.
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You don't want zips breaking if you have a shoddy bag!
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He zips his jacket all the way up to his neck.
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The Zips made just four field goals in the first half.
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The company's "zips" can fly distances of up to 75 miles.
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She zips around town in a car decorated with her photograph.
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Zips of transparent wire carried tiny model airplanes toward the sky.
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Immediately the robot vacuum zips away, speeding between your legs, & disappearing.
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He often zips around the city on a bright orange bicycle.
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It zips by, as hollow and seductive as a politician's patter.
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"Super Zips are integrated in only one way—Asians," he said.
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Men in Black: International zips between continents like a James Bond picture.
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Creighton's lead grew to nine points before the Zips began chipping away.
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Channel Banks and Loren Cristian Jackson each scored 16 for the Zips.
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Down on the beach he zips his jacket up to the chin.
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Just because the show zips along doesn't mean it scrimps on flair.
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JW: And he zips up my dresses and he helps me out.
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Reverse footage un-melts the greasy jelly and zips the jar back up.
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A white sedan zips around what once could have been a busy intersection.
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When she sees them, she zips back on her wheels as if startled.
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Akron's 2-point conversion failed, but the Zips held a 32-28 lead.
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There's also a version that zips up and has a detachable shoulder strap.
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ZiPS had them at 2171-2246; PECOTA was less optimistic, at 2302-236.
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Uruguay gets some possession and zips the ball around the box a bit.
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He even zips over to Florida's east coast to catch the occasional wave.
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So what happens when a fast radio burst zips through a galactic halo?
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We went on to learn everything possible in needlework — buttonholes, zips, collars, endless plackets.
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The Bulls are 3-1 all-time against the Zips in the MAC tournament.
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The impressive marble-topia zips 60 marbles per minute through its 32 unique paths.
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Giving a tour around the factory, Lin zips through each area with great agility.
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It speeds toward you & zips by you, & up the canyon & back into the house.
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While she works the register, she zips from station to station behind the counter.
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Then, she zips over to Sam's Club for frozen fruit, granola bars and cereals.
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When one can hold no more, he zips it shut and stows it away.
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The Tigers will meet Georgia on Tuesday, and the Zips will oppose Illinois State.
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Still, I'm grateful that the guy zips up his sweater right on the beat.
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Examples have included towns focusing on products as diverse as zips, cigarette lighters and bras.
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The Badgers also got important first-half efforts on defense against the Zips (27-21995).
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YKK has developed zips that are waterproof, heat resistant and that glow in the dark.
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The R1 has a number of autonomous modes to track users as it zips around.
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Those are outcomes, like the speed of a car as it zips down the highway.
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People today think they're wearing bondage trousers just because it's got a few extra zips.
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No one knows quite how to untangle it, and then the final week zips by.
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A cheap fleece may pill or even shed, and zips and stitching may tear out.
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Everything refreshes on the 21st, when the sun zips into your sign, getting Capricorn season underway.
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The MSF team are loading up their rescue vessel, a tough rubber boat that zips along.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' stock picks.
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The city said they wouldn't take it without extra bags, zips, a whole lot of money.
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Little more than a decade ago Chinese boom towns churned out zips, socks and cigarette lighters.
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" CS: "The phone cases will continue, the zips will evolve into categories apart from phone lanyards.
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When the spacecraft zips past Ultima, it will be more than 4 billion miles from Earth.
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Sex is transcendental and beautiful, even if that stranger pushes you away, zips up, and leaves.
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The handheld console zips right into the case, with two games nestled in the cartridge slots.
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Detachable hoods, boots with zips so you can get them on and off easily for rides.
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ZIPs 48504, 48505, 48506 and 48507 are split between the city of Flint and outlying municipalities.
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The laptop compartment zips apart to lie separately, which can be helpful when going through security.
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The movie zips along, never showing too much emotion (although the bird displays a wide range).
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The 38-year-old took over the Zips after two seasons as Tennessee-Chattanooga's head coach.
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He zips around Eagle Rock on an electric longboard, and keeps two guinea pigs as pets.
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It zips from one set of hands to the next, and the starters set the tone.
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The Bulls shot 643 percent from the field and held the Zips to 264 percent shooting.
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When the mercury takes a plunge, the bag fully zips in order to keep things warmer.
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Zips G Noah Robotham (ankle) has missed the past two games — he averages 10.1 points per game.
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The production, staged by Kristan Seemel and the Flea's artistic director, Niegel Smith, zips along, at least.
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" She zips across an avenue on her skateboard, "barrels through with a quick prayer to the intersection.
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The ride vehicle that zips you around the spaceship has no track, making every movement feel unscripted.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his responses to stock questions from viewers.
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Turnovers were the biggest problem for the Zips as they struggled much of the night with Creighton's speed.
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Then, in 1923, B.F. Goodrich, an American company best known for tyres, put zips on its rubber galoshes.
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Zipples earned his call sign from the way he anxiously tweaks the pectoral zips on his flight suit.
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Roberts, a prolific British historian, seems a bit hasty at times as he zips through modern Western history.
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A Portugal cross zips across the face of goal, but no one is there to punch it in.
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The final score didn't tell the story, as the Zips led for a majority of the second half.
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Cheese hit an elbow jumper early in the second half to give the Zips a 763-43 lead.
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The Zips responded midway through the second quarter when Woodson connected with Smith for a 45-yard touchdown pass.
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And as the world's second-fastest coaster, it zips from 0 to 128 miles per hour in 3.5 seconds.
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In Iron Man, that moment comes when Tony Stark takes his first flight and zips through the Malibu sky.
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The show (directed, like "Long Story Short," by Jerry Seinfeld) zips along, leaping from topic to topic, sometimes randomly.
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Read more here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' stock picks.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' stock picks of the day.
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In 1930 Elsa Schiaparelli, an avant-garde designer, was the first dressmaker to feature prominent zips in her collections.
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" Then you get a second text message saying "Zips one minute away please walk outside to receive the package.
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Akron recovered the onside kick, but Northwestern regained possession at the Zips' 30-yard line with two seconds left.
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President Trump's State of the Union embodied the surprising and frequently baffling ways the president zips across partisan divides.
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It is only just over 200 pages long, after all, and the story zips along at quite a pace.
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A bomber is usually something that zips up the front and doesn't have a lot of detail in particular.
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Trilobites We're going to get an extraterrestrial visitor, perhaps early next week, when asteroid 2013 TX68 zips past Earth.
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Finalmente, aunque no es obligatorio, podría ser una buena idea instalar un antivirus para móviles como Lookout o Zips.
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Menswear consisted of a range of duffle coats over tailored suits, sometimes bearing zips and boat-neck knit jumpers.
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Spaceships zoom over soaring buildings with thatched tops; a hover train zips over a market with hanging woven baskets.
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In Cramer's lighting round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock questions of the day.
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It'll be going 14,361 mph when it zips within about 3 million miles of Earth at 7:54 p.m.
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It zips up into the cloud where algorithms do…well it's hard to be exactly sure, but everyone's at it.
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It's called a "relaxation hoodie," and unlike normal hoodies, this one zips up over your head to provide ultimate isolation.
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Download ZDOOM and Romero's new level, then drop all the files from each of their ZIPs into Doom's "base" folder.
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The barely controlled chaos of traffic zips past hotels, American fast-food restaurants, concrete office buildings and grassy traffic circles.
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If you've been wondering why everyone you know suddenly has an affinity for Patagonia half-zips and Birkenstocks, blame gorpcore.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' favorite stocks picks of the day.
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Just as often, a flying box ricochets off a lamp post, splinters into the ground, or zips into the horizon.
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Packed with innovative safety features, it zips along at 12 miles per hour unless remotely limited by a parent's smartphone.
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Watch as wingsuit flier Uli Emanuele zips through a ring of fire in the Italian Alps in the video below.
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Yet for all that one may not learn much about Africa from this book, Mr Gettleman's writing certainly zips along.
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Punk's zips were as closely related to those of the fetish scene as they were to icons of the 1950s.
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I trigger the 1959 model's accelerator and the car zips forward, utterly silent, outpacing the hare in a hot second.
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More here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his reactions to callers' stock questions: Albemarle Corp.
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Then Temkin swoops it down to the surface of the river, where it zips a few feet above the water.
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Too often, education policy zips from one fad to another, neglecting the deeper reasons why adversity leads to poor outcomes.
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Alexie's expertly paced text zips along with loving interjections from the boy's entire family, led by a precocious little sister.
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He zips past taxis, invites pedestrians to try it for themselves and proudly waves the American flag in Times Square.
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It's way worse to be caught with forty, fifty grams of blow than it is with some zips of tree.
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He zips around the living room on pretend spider webs and fights imaginary bad guys, much to his mother's chagrin.
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It breaks the wind, and it doesn't have pit zips or perforations that let any cold air or rain in.
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A true pro at functional fashion, the feathered train literally zips off, so the star can enjoy a seated dinner.
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Although the relative motions are slow, the ISS zips along at about 5 miles every second, or approximately 19603,000 mph.
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The camera zips around corners and turns upside-down in a feat of impossible (and most likely effects-massaged) cinematography.
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"Sure, at some point there will be a selfish jerk who zips up the shoulder and cuts in," he said.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers questions on their favorite stock picks.
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He's also adept at what must be the tedious business of playing scenes with Happy, who zips around the screen.
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Also on the Zips staff was Shaka Smart, another young assistant in his 20s looking to climb the coaching ranks.
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Impressively, Bourland's eruditeness rarely weighs down her prose, which zips across the page like a steady painter's hand across a canvas.
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Get his thoughts here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' favorite stock picks.
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The improvements have been almost exclusively led by YKK, which guarantees that each of its zips will last for 10,000 uses.
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The acidity just zips through the rich egg-laden gooey-ness of the sauce—which is the essence of the dish.
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We explore the video's setting through a fleeting light source that zips around town, briefly illuminating different pockets of the city.
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Jackson and Cheese each scored 14 second-half points as the Zips put a scare into the Cardinals before falling short.
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I like the blue of the glasses, they're pretty one of a kind; the zips on the jacket do not work.
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Senior quarterback Thomas Woodson was 25 of 245 for 227 yards with two touchdowns and an interception for the Zips (214-219).
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This tote features the outer zip pocket mentioned above as well as three interior pockets, two open and one that zips shut.
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Maritime Robotics, a Norwegian firm, sells a much faster surface drone that zips along at a blistering 60 knots under diesel power.
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She exudes an air of sensible busyness as she zips about the city in one of her many well-cut trench-coats.
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The Zips (2-0) earned their first win over a Big Ten foe in 124 years despite trailing 21-503 at halftime.
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Catch the full interview here In Cramer's lighting round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his responses to callers' questions about stocks.
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Mike Reid loves his cherry-red 2016 BMW 335i sports sedan, especially the way this 2016 model accelerates and zips around corners.
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It's 3.4 times the mass of Earth and zips around the planet every 9.1 days, reaching a temperature of 260 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The famed Basilisk lizard zips along, slapping down its feet so fast that it seems to be outrunning the possibility of sinking.
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Ohio State outscored the Zips 214-226 in overtime, with Kam Williams and Marc Loving each scoring four in the extra period.
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It is unlikely the game would have gotten into overtime if the Zips, specifically Isaiah Johnson, could have made their free throws.
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Astronomers call this a "runaway star," and the red slash is a shock wave as it zips through the surrounding gas and dust.
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A slippery-feeling dodge system zips you through these attacks, or you can parry some of them, then slash away at your attacker.
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In the snap, Beckham stands behind Longoria, 41, as she zips the bride's sweetheart neckline gown, which was paired with side-swept curls.
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"It's like his bunk but it has a zipper that zips him in so he can't fall out on the floor," Aldean explains.
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Ten women meticulously extract zips, chains and buttons from T-shirts, winter jackets and denims using long blades usually used to chop vegetables.
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Catch the discussion here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about caller stock picks of the day.
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Read more here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' favorite stock picks of the day.
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The Zips are also battery-powered, so they don't have to be refueled where it's hard to find any reliable supply of diesel.
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After some Bambi-on-ice wobbling, the hoverboard zips forward and a sad procession of human beings are chucked back onto their butts.
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The story abruptly skips many weeks at what seems like a crucial point in the story, then zips forward by months without warning.
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Cramer breaks down the chart analysis here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' stock picks.
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The Tigers (231-224) used a 7-0 run to create distance and a final rally from the Zips (3-1) fell short.
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A high-speed railway that zips around the island was completed last year, and a new airport for Sanya is on the way.
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As the train zips through a storybook landscape — castle turrets, deep woods — he brings to mind an enchanted child, unable to stop dancing.
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The empty spaces in my closet are full again, with cute yoga pants and colorful shirts, sports bras, half-zips, and workout jackets.
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Like the imposition of 'zips' in the paintings of Barnett Newman, they impose a central unifying feature within, and upon, the final image.
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The non-plot zips by, and even beyond the straight-talk translated dialogue (which, admittedly, is pretty 1995) there's a death of subtlety.
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Then someone left the store, approached Mr. Ninos and handed him "two little zips or bags" in exchange for money, Officer Hugasian said.
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A few months on from our initial interview, I'm speaking to Charli over the phone as she zips around Berlin in a cab.
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They grew up in what the social scientist Charles Murray calls "Super ZIPs," areas where almost everyone is wealthy, highly educated and connected.
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In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his responses to callers' questions about their favorite stock picks of the day.
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At full speed, each proton zips around the collider 19893,21989 times every second while CERN scientists encourage them to smash into each other.
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It zips to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds and will keep charging up to 191 mph, with ample thrust available at any speed.
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The innermost planet, b, is the size of Earth and rocky like our planet and zips around the star every 10 Earth days.
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"Myelination," set to music composed and performed by Gregory Richardson and Donovan Dorrance (the choreographer's brother) and the vocalist Aaron Marcellus, zips by.
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I was especially moved by how Morrocco sheds his preciousness as he zips into the morphsuit, striking a variety of uninhibited classical poses.
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Watch the full interview here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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Catch the full interview here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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There is no inbounds pass, and when the ball heads out of bounds, it hits an invisible wall and zips back into the court.
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Almost Bacchanalian, she zips through songs of chaotic restlessness, sexual prowess and gut-wrenching, heart-aching songs of deep love and even deeper loss.
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Catch the full interview here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' stock picks of the day.
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It's a well-crafted peripheral with a flexible matte black top that zips together with a hardened plastic bottom, which houses a 1,400mAh battery.
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Catch the full discussion here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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Catch the full interview here In Cramer's lighting round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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Understand the chart analysis here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' stock picks of the day.
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Catch the full discussion here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thought about callers' stock picks of the day.
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Think Marlon Brando in his leather jacket in "The Wild One" or, later, the zips which adorned the significantly less robust fashion of punk.
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After May, boring might even sound nice, as Uranus, planet of surprises and 22025-degree turnarounds, zips into your house of work and routines.
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That said, Star Trek Beyond zips along, rarely knocking our socks off with its action sequences but throwing out one fun moment after another.
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Founded more than a decade ago, AmazonFresh has only grown to 15 U.S. cities and shut down in some zips while opening in others.
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George doesn't have running water so in the mornings she takes her razor scooter and zips over to some of her friend's houses nearby.
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He recommends going a step further by using an anti-allergen cover that zips closed, sealing in anything that might be inside the mattress.
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We are still figuring out the details and procuring last mile delivery for each of these zips, but we should have 100% coverage shortly.
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On Catalina, almost all the athletes wore wet suits with front zips, which are easier to vent while running, and minimalist, amphibious running shoes.
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His luxe streetwear line, Head of State+, features wide-necked sweatshirts, cropped half-zips, fitted jeans and loungey basics, often in warm, rich tones.
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PHOENIX — Brian Mueller zips across Grand Canyon's campus in a golf cart, waving to students who greet the university's president by his first name.
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He urged his audiences not to isolate themselves in what he has called "super Zips," or areas where only wealthy, highly educated people live.
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Within Jardín, a motoraton — literally "motor mouse," a motorized rickshaw on three wheels — zips passengers from hotels to restaurants for about 3,000 Colombia pesos.
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Read more about the interview here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his reactions to callers' stock picks of the day.
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For the evening, sleek jackets with front zips were exaggerated at the hips, almost corset-like, while colorful sequined dresses had a trompe l'oeil effects.
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The current "Zips" in Rwanda can fly at speeds of up to 210 miles per hour and reach destinations within a 230-mile delivery radius.
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Get the break down here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts about callers' favorite stock picks of the day.
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Then, the truck's roof slides back like a scene out of Star Wars, and the HorseFly zips a few hundred feet to deliver the package.
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Creighton got its advantage back to nine points, and the Zips twice got back within five points before they went to intermission down 37-30.
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It also comes with a charcoal grey mattress cover and zips off for when you want to gussy it up with your millennial pink bedsheets.
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This super-supportive style (designed for medium to high-impact activities, like gym workouts, running, and dance) zips right open for easy dressing and undressing.
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Turns out, eight of those ZIPs are in California; of those eight, no fewer than seven are in Silicon Valley, from Cupertino to San Jose.
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We are still figuring out the details and procuring last mile delivery for each of these zips, but we should have 100 percent coverage shortly.
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There are plenty of examples where Embiid has anticipated where the defense will rotate from before he zips a pass to the weak-side corner.
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The movie zips to a commonplace climactic set piece, with two admittedly nifty computer-generated monsters battling it out to decide the fate of humankind.
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Jupiter&aposs Great Red Spot zips around 2.4 times faster than Earth, while Venus spins so slowly you can&apost tell it&aposs moving backwards.
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If you undo the two-way side zips, the bottoms lock together with "block tapey," a nubbled rubber alternative to Velcro that grabs like Bristle Blocks.
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Similar flooding happened at the stadium in October 2017, canceling a game between the Western Michigan University Broncos and the Zips of the University of Akron.
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My review unit shipped with a form-fitting case that zips shut to keep the battery dry and the ports free from sand and other debris.
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Some of the shapes evoke Barnett Newman's zips, or New York's Twin Towers, and some compositions incorporating blocks recall Israel's politically charged walls (sacred and secular).
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It still zips around up to 16 mph, only 3 mph less than the bigger one's max speed, and one charge lasts up to 8 miles.
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Pablo Jarillo-Herrero is channeling some of his copious energy into a morning run, dodging startled pedestrians as he zips along, gradually disappearing into the distance.
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His outfit featured plenty of zips and buckles, and he accessorized with a choker and knee-high boots to add even more edge to his look.
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New Horizons is moving through space at 31,500 miles per hour, and it has one chance to get it right as it zips past the object.
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We're forever on the lookout for frocks that fit the formula: non-clingy, no tricky zips or buttons, and (above all else) within our price range.
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A host of her peers in cropped chain mail tops, distressed and bedazzled denim, zips and corsets and revisionist suiting (shorts, backward shirts, oversize jackets) followed.
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As he zips his bag back up, I see the tip of our large serrated kitchen knife, the one that went missing a few days ago.
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Then it zips along to her mother's home, where Ms. Hawn awkwardly comforts Ms. Schumer with a hug that immediately establishes the uneasiness in their relationship.
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It zips up and down, passing by Thalassa twice from above then twice from below, a cycle that repeats whenever Naiad has lapped Thalassa four times.
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Recently, Murray has done demographic research on "Super Zips"—the Zip Codes of the most privileged residents of New York, Washington, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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Fur fans will also be pleased: You'll get a beautiful trim of coyote fur, which zips away from the hood in case you wish to remove it.
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Intense. Thumper takes place on a single track that winds only left or right, as the player, represented by a shiny beetle, zips along at breakneck speeds.
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Set to the noise of a roaring race car engine, the camera literally zips through the halls (yes, halls!) of her closet briefly pausing in certain sections.
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BlackBerry's enterprise sales force will resell Zimperium's zIPS mobile threat protection application to customers of its mobile device management services, the two companies said in a statement.
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The following list zips from sweaty London gyms to Ibizan terraces, Miami superclubs to grimey warehouses, touching on DJs like Tony Humphries, Danny Rampling and Junior Vasquez.
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They are difficult to reduce to a formula in the manner of Barnett Newman (big and red with zips) or Franz Kline (black brush storms on white).
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A narrative of duplicity, desire and fortune-hunting zips along, propelled by Lady Susan Vernon, a charmer and schemer played with verve and precision by Kate Beckinsale.
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However, the 1995 version is special because of its boxy silhouette, unmistakable color-blocking, zippered chest, and hand-warmer pockets, and most importantly, the ventilated armpit zips.
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Intense. Thumper takes place on a single track that winds only left or right, as the player, represented by a shiny beetle, zips along at breakneck speeds.
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As the vehicle zips down the street, his special high-speed camera and spotlight combo captures pockets of life seemingly frozen in time like deer in headlights.
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When Diego Gerena-Quiñones zips through the afternoon traffic in Midtown Manhattan on his cargo bike, it looks like he could be delivering shoes or office supplies.
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The 18-inch-tall "Truly Me" girl dolls are $98, and they come wearing a dress, a bright blue motorcycle jacket that zips, and glittery ballet flats.
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The Zips didn't cross into Penn State territory until the first drive of the second half and ended up with just 2171 yards of offense while allowing 220.
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At one point the glasses say "I think it's a man jumping in the air doing a trick on a skateboard" when a young white man zips past.
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With nearly triple the space of a regular carrier when fully expanded, the Platinum Series also zips up into airline-approved dimensions and folds down flat for storage.
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The sporty little robot has nine built-in infrared sensors designed to follow the lines of a race track as it zips along at a pre-determined pace.
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She gasps as an atelier assistant zips her tightly into the harness section of a dress, as if Maureen is being forcibly reminded of her own physical existence.
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The distribution center houses 15 custom-built drones, known as "Zips," which can fly up to 150 kilometers, round-trip, and carry up to 1.5 kilograms of blood.
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But instead of an easy blowout win or Louisville, the Zips started whittling away their deficit and crept within 211-218 on Jackson's basket with 216:15 left.
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The box zips back and forth along the tape reading and writing data into discrete cells, eventually at some point in the future returning the answer to some question.
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Like a coat's inside pockets, that extra tiny pocket on jeans, and those weird zippers that have two zips, there are some fashion details you just take for granted.
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While DNA mostly sits sedately in cells and issues orders to make proteins that keep life living, RNA zips around the cell carrying out those orders, and then disappears.
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Artists in New York City in particular found inspiration in the tags, zips, and murals thrown up in endless rotation on subway cars and the buildings lining city streets.
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The drone zips through a bicycle, seamlessly slips inside handrails, pops into holes, and cuts through structures so seamlessly that it feels like the world is unfolding before you.
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The Zips don't land when they drop off their payload, whatever it is, most commonly blood or vaccines that need to arrive quickly in order to save a life.
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The Potato-Sack Syndrome When a busty woman tries on a dress, she often breathes a sigh of relief when it zips easily over her waist and her back.
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Get more of Simon's insight in the weed industry here In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his answers to caller stock picks of the day.
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The shooting itself is fun, but what I love most about the blaster is how its neon-green payload zips through the world, lighting up the forest and fauna.
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A moment later, the teenage web-slinger drops down through an air conditioner vent right above the counter, grabs his coffee, and then zips back up through the ceiling.
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Zipline Zipline's electric-powered drones, called "Zips," can carry up to three pounds of blood or medicine, and can fly for up to 75 miles on a single charge.
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Regardless of your activity, it can be easy to overheat in a fleece jacket, so the armpit zips allow you to actively cool down without taking the jacket off.
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The New York Trailways bus zips straight up to New Paltz from the city in 95 minutes, and will drop you off just five minutes from this adorable Tudor.
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Designer Donatella Versace put zips on outerwear, knit dresses, ribbed tops and boots for her autumn/winter 2016 collection show as part of Milan Fashion Week on Friday night.
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Occasionally, one zips beneath a stack of shelves, raises it gently off the ground, then brings it to a station where a human worker can grab items for packing.
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The Zips led 12-8 after Cheese's hoop less than four minutes into the contest before the Cardinals used a 9-2 run to take a three-point lead.
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Clement insisted he would have returned to the game if the Zips (1-1) were in contention, but since the Badgers had control, he didn't want to risk further injury.
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Remarkably, up to 21973% of the market, by value, may be controlled by one Japanese company: YKK, which makes more zips every year than there are people on the planet.
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The company says its network can deliver packages within 30 minutes, eliminating the need for onboard insulation or refrigeration, and the Zips are durable enough to withstand rain and wind.
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ET, ROOT ABOUT AKRON (7-2): The Zips are averaging 79.8 points per game and topped that on Wednesday when they rolled to an 277-264 victory over Coppin State.
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The L.L. Bean Personal Organizer Toiletry Bag holds tons of toiletries, but it zips them all up in a cool looking travel bag that you can take anywhere you roam.
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No. 21 Buffalo 77, Akron 211 Nick Perkins scored 218 points, and the Bulls extended their winning streak to six games by grinding out a win over the visiting Zips.
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In order to identify the zips, RentCafe compared average apartment rents for over 15 million units in 130 major markets using data from Yardi Matrix, a commercial real estate resource.
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After toiling in mining camps in the 1990s, Consa was able to put his two kids through college and pay for the motorcycle taxi that now zips him around town.
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With a bass drum thump like an agitated heart after too many amphetamines, musically "Rings" is scuzzy indie-pop that zips into one ear and stays lodged in your brain.
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Designed to be nearly identical to the original version from decades past, the fleece features ventilated pit zips, a boxier cut, vintage colorblocking — and it's made with 100% sustainable materials.
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And in "UFO," what looks like a similar patch of light slowly turns and shrinks as it drifts from right to left and then suddenly, in a blink, zips away.
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There were collarless tunics with side zips that opened to the upper chest, a suit with a large hole intentionally cut into its upper back, overlapping layers of sheer satin.
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Akron raced to Illinois' 103 on its first possession, but the Zips were forced backward on three straight plays and settled for junior kicker Jerry Fitschen's 210-yard field goal.
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The music has a vaudeville quality, with horns and trombone zips, and the lyrics are antic, even though they describe being shunted between the justice system, therapists and social workers.
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But these scenes are enjoyable enough, and the script by Lawrence Kasdan (writer of Empire Strikes Back) and son Jon zips smartly along with enough laughs to keep you chuckling.
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At the same time, four scumbled gray spaces demarcated by the layered blue planes and the rigid vertical "zips" draw our attention to the corners of the interior, bordered rectangle.
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Up, a conceptual two-passenger pod that clips to a set of wheels, hangs under a quadcopter, links with others to create a train, and even zips through a hyperloop tube.
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He has plans later in the day, so he zips back up to LA while I eat leftover tacos for breakfast and do a final clean of the now empty apartment.
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The larger bags all include trolley straps that slide right over the handle of your roller luggage and throughout the collection you'll find well-placed zips and pockets for practical organization.
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" With Zipline's system, hospitals will be able to order blood or medicine via text message, and have it delivered within minutes by one of the company's custom-built drones, called "Zips.
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The unit also comes with a large styrofoam base, and you can reconfigure the pieces used in the drone to make a hovercraft that zips over smooth ground or calm water.
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The Uber Copter, which was rolled out to all users on October 7, zips passengers from lower Manhattan to John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport with an eight-minute chopper ride.
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He or she then pays for her lunch (at a) local noodle stall with Grab Pay, zips between meetings using a Grab bike then orders Grab food on the way home.
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I know somebody who bought a jacket, it looks like a normal jacket, but it has big zips down the arms and when you unzip it, it reveals the Kappa logo.
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In an intimate courtyard setting, models then strutted in slim or loose trousers, sometimes silky with zips, flowing or slit skirts and loose organza parkas that had bows at the front.
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It comes complete with propellers and a wide-angle camera, allowing you to record awesome footage as it zips through the air at speeds of up to 20 miles per hour.
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One of these startups, Secret Double Octopus—yes, that's its real name—says it's come up with a new way to protect our most private information as it zips through the web.
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All you have to do is schedule its cleaning with your smartphone (or just ask your preferred smart hub assistant to turn it on), and it zips off to clean your floors.
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But even the combat in P&P&Z seems rote and rushed, a blur of incoherent camera movement and choppy editing that zips through what should be the film's reason for existing.
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I hit a button to my left and off zips the robot to do my bidding, bound for one of more than 300 rectangular holes in the floor corresponding to zip codes.
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You'll find TechSweat leggings (which we recommend) for as little as $57 (originally $95) as well as their cult-favorite Dipped and Spring leggings for around $50, plus half-zips and polos.
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It includes a battery that zips out of the bag for any necessary troubleshooting or repairs, and help is as near as the app, where you can chat with customer service representatives.
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Sitting in a white plastic lawn chair, staring intently through a pair of large, black binoculars, Charlotte Lau pulls a multicolored scarf high over her face and zips up her grey hoodie.
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Scalpel blades, skin graft blades, zips, stitching needles, pins, stainless steel studs, safety pins, champagne caps and wire, tourist souvenirs, french francs, condoms and gloss paint on canvas, 96 x 144 in.
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This is the way Barnett Newman made many of his famous "zips" and Frank Stella created parallel stripes of raw canvas — gaps between wider bands of black paint — in his Black Paintings.
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The hybrid tote/backpack has a tote-style top-loading interior that zips up (why don't all totes zip up?) and two stowaway backpack straps hidden behind a zipper on the back.
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A sleek black boat with an aluminum hull zips across Biscayne Bay on a sunny afternoon ten days after Hurricane Irma spanked South Florida with a punishing storm surge and ferocious winds.
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Carlos Correa, the cleanup hitter and the bouncing superstar of Game 5, zips up a close, military-style cut with fine lines that curve over his ears and a 1940s pencil mustache.
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Service was suspended for more than an hour Monday morning on the Airport Express, which is a line that zips people between the airport and the city center in under 25 minutes.
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Her writing zips along with the same razzle-dazzle she so loves in the movies she discusses, while the sumptuous selection of photographs included in the book offers the perfect visual counterpart.
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The Zips' game plan did open up the low post against the taller Buckeyes, who didn't have an answer for Johnson, a 6-foot-63, 290-pound junior who corralled 12 rebounds.
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The person sitting in the front left seat — let's no longer call her the driver — will be free to watch a movie, drink a latte, or wave to locals as she zips past.
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He does four things, the current and former aides said: eats, watches television or reads newspapers, talks with staff and calls friends and allies back home as he zips away into foreign skies.
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At times the narrative is as heavy as the air before a storm, wrestling with life's persistent questions; at other times it zips along, sometimes abandoning verisimilitude, aiming instead for thrills and surprises.
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The people-missile zips into a low earth orbit at 18,000 miles per hour, the booster rocket does an about-face at the apex, and the nose section sets down in Shanghai. Huh.
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All three hundred and sixty-five days' worth of his 2017 "zips," as he calls them, are on view at the fifty-seventh edition of the Carnegie International , in Pittsburgh, through March 25th.
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" There is some positive news, however ... Johnny's older brother, David Boychuk, posted on Twitter, "A few extra zips but sounds like he should hire someone else to do his eyebrows from now on.
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The Mass Transit Railway (MTR) is the lifeblood of Hong Kong, a state-of-the-art public transit system that zips passengers from one end of the city to the other in minutes.
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Loren Cristian Jackson hit a 254-pointer to pull Akron within 232-23 with 229:33 left in the game before the Zips (23-210) hit the snooze button on the offensive end.
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"The breadth of our offerings and our customers is truly fueling this success," In Cramer's lightning round, the "Mad Money" host zips through his thoughts on callers' favorite stock picks of the day.
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It's the 90s, so it's totally normal for him to ask her wink-wink questions about how she strips off into a bikini, then zips into a wetsuit in her new "Honey" video.
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Akron scored on Nick Gasser's 45-yard field goal in the first quarter as the Zips lost their fifth straight game to close out head coach Terry Bowden's seventh season at the MAC school.
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I also brought cotton balls covered in peppermint oil and dropped them around the tent to keep bugs from getting on the bed even though the tent is super secure and fully zips up.
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Akron whittled away at Creighton's lead, getting it down to nine points before a 3-pointer by Tavian Dunn-Martin pulled the Zips (6-2) within 78-70 with 1:52 remaining in regulation.
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Akron entered 17th in NCAA scoring defense, allowing 63.3 points per game, and it did hold Buffalo three points under its season average, but the Zips could not muster enough offense to keep pace.
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When he hits the lip, he lets the camera go, and it smoothly zips up into the sky, offering a zoomed-out view of him and his friends as they cruise down the mountain.
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The opening guitar licks of "Sabotage" come streaming through the system, and out zips across the stage this bright red little Roadster, which has the very clever name of the Second Generation Tesla Roadster.
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Later on, after calling Wong Beyoncé to his face, Strange zips in and out of the library to steal books through dimensional portals while the bookkeeper is just trying to jam to some Bey.
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" But it's on "Slave Master" where Future offers a perfect summation of the record's themes: "Just bought a new whip, like I'm a slave master / I pour up two zips, I'm feelin' way better.
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The Mountaineers looked poised to run away, but the Zips responded with their own 11-0 run, capped by a 3-pointer by Williams to make it 67-61 with 10:163 to go.
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On her lids, Gina stacks three pairs of faux eyelashes, which she buys in bulk to save money, and zips through razors, shaving cream, makeup remover, primes, moisturizer and more personal care products regularly.
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Her THUMP mix seamlessly zips from sinewy acid to Soundstream's disco cut-ups to a vintage slice of neurotic funk on DFA, via warped house-not-house and some good old fashioned Detroit clanking.
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Not that the Sega games — in which the fleet-footed hero zips around doing flips and collecting gold coins (which here encircle the Paramount mountain) — gave the director, Jeff Fowler, much to work with.
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It zips from the riverfront, site of the ruins of a cotton slide used to load ships, to Court Square Fountain near a former slave market, the capitol building and Dr. King's former home.
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Practically speaking, that translates into a style of jacket that zips apart to become a bolero (or, more aptly, an Eisenhower) and that resembles an ironic glamour take on hiker daddy gear from REI.
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No. 16 Clemson 33, Akron 69 The Tigers shook off the Zips in the final minutes and opened the 2018 Cayman Islands Classic with a victory in a mid-morning tipoff at George Town.
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He removes his jacket and hangs it in the closet, zips up his cardigan, and changes into his sneakers, playfully throwing one shoe into his other hand with a conspiratorial grin at the audience.
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The ladies scuttle outside to send the couple off like proud moms at prom, squealing about how "cute" Arie is when he zips up Becca's jacket and plops her on the back of the bike.
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The audience follows Chris Martin as he zips through Alternate Mumbai in a taxi, pausing to celebrate Holi with random Indian children who are having an unusually good time being around the members of Coldplay.
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Dambrot has been the Zips' head coach since 2004 and is the current chairman of the NCAA Men's Basketball Rules Committee... The Creighton volleyball team was saluted during one of the first-half media timeouts.
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Using organic cotton, natural vegetable dyes as well as zips made from recycled materials, the company is in the process of developing their own state-of-the-art wash house, reducing their environmental footprint further.
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Two in-state rivals square off for the first time since 113 - the year before Matta became a college assistant - when the Buckeyes host the Zips in the first round of the NIT on Tuesday.
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The differentiating attributes include a boxier '90s-style silhouette, bold color-blocking (there is an all-black version if you like to keep it simple), ventilated pit zips, and integrated snaps to support climbing harnesses.
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At Pennsylvania Station, catch a morning train to Greenport on the Long Island Rail Road (transfer at Ronkonkoma), then board the North Ferry, which runs often and zips to Shelter Island in a few minutes.
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The Pongbot, which, as of this writing, has reached less than 20% of its $100,000 Kickstarter goal, is a robotic cup holder that zips your Solo cups randomly around the table while you're playing beer pong.
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In another untitled painting from 2018, a white line zips around zones of blue, brown, and green pigment, as two rectangles, resembling goggles or portals, float near the center, scraped, smoothed and otherwise worked into submission.
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He's largely responsible for one of the league's most threatening pick-your-poison sequences, wherein he starts in the corner then zips up for a dribble hand-off that's designed to give him an open shot.
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At Kanye West's Yeezy show, there was a covetable butterscotch-colored cropped version; at Lacoste, creative director Felipe Oliveira Baptista showed a convertible, hooded navy coat with zips at the waist that can shorten or lengthen.
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The more playful breakbeats of "Cornish Acid" follow, and "Peek 824545201" zips and thwips, stringing together Autechre-like bubbles of alien percussion beneath another calming melody line on some kind of low-end, ghostly bass organ.
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The Zips then pulled within 21-13 on their next drive as Akron narrowly converted a fourth-and-22 with a reverse — then Nelson hooked up with sophomore wideout Andre Williams for a 232-yard touchdown.
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ET, ESPN ABOUT AKRON (26-8): The Zips drilled a school-record 20 3-pointers (on 43 attempts) in a March 1 victory over Ohio and knocked down at least 10 in 23 games this season.
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Then the E.T. Jackie might have worn a pillbox hat and flip hairdo, and all sort of little squared-off 1960s skirt suits and coats and shifts in various Crayola colors, trimmed in patent and zips.
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Ritchie zips past an impressionistic version of the boy's childhood — a whisked-together blur of physical abuse, childhood scheming, and fight lessons — and lands at a point where Arthur has become a streetwise, frequently shirtless Charlie Hunnam.
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The Zips finally got on the board late in the first half when senior wide receiver JoJo Natson ran 22016 yards for a score on a punt return with 277:841 to go in the second quarter.
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The Zips, who have won six in a row after dropping their opener at Youngstown State, celebrated their Savannah Invitational title-game victory over Mercer last weekend by thrashing Division III foe Adrian 183-41 on Wednesday.
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In addition to gaining frequent flyer miles as she zips from country to country, the nail artist says that she continues to learn from Rihanna as she sits front row watching the success of her client unfold.
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In an ordinary lab at the University of Michigan, Joseph Hamilton, of Flint, does the also-ordinary: He grabs a shiny ball and a bottle; he presses buttons and stacks little cubes; he zips and unzips zippers.
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Keep your camera secured with a strap, your shopping in a tote or messenger bag (not a backpack) that zips shut securely, and any cash or cards tucked out of sight in a not easily accessible wallet.
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A scarf zips through the air, zooming in and out of various containers; a paintbrush reappears in a performer's hand as soon as he puts it away; a closed umbrella stubbornly attaches itself to its owner's finger.
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Meeting the ball just past midfield, GarrettG dribbles, taps it to the left, and then quickly zips underneath to vault it up and over the hood of Alexandre "Kaydop" Courant, who doesn't come close to reacting in time.
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By Tuesday and Wednesday next week, such extreme heat indices will be confined to the Southeast and Southwest regions, as a series of cold fronts zips along the northern tier of the country, triggering rounds of severe thunderstorms.
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Davis' 97-yard interception return pulled Akron within 2 points late in the third quarter, then the Zips posted two more defensive scores in a 64-second stretch of the fourth to take control for the first time.
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Lena Dunham and Gwyneth Paltrow are fans of Sakara Life, a meal delivery service that zips prepared dishes, like Turmeric Tikka Masala and Chia Coconut Waffles With Hot Cardamom Syrup, to homes on the east and west coasts.
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Via a system called the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal (or HPA) axis, it zips signals to the hormone factories in your endocrine glands, which then start pumping out the stress hormone cortisol to prepare you to fight or flee.
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The mood darkens in the opening scene when Nora Durst abandons her traveling partner, Kevin Garvey, at the Austin airport, blithely leaving him to slog his way through the regular security line while she zips through Global Entry.
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Techy tracksuits and multipocket outerwear in verdant hues, laden with cheeky touches like open flies, midriff hints and bottom-skimming zips, were framed by a 10-piece capsule collection of sleek raincoats made with the Italian label Allegri.
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The CW's Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is in a category of its own, concerned more with relationships and mental illness than with fame-chasing, a more down-to-earth approach even when it zips into musical flights of fancy.
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The story zips back and forth in time, embracing animation, on-screen captions, dream sequences, and intermittent voiceover to capture Harley's hyperactive state of mind, and it goes heavy on both bone-crunching violence and tongue-in-cheek jokes.
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If deemed safe by the government, a month or two later the fixed-wing "Zips" will be dropping off blood for transfusions in small boxes with parachutes at 21 hospitals and health centres within a 20153km (40 mile) radius.
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The other two planets it has discovered are Pi Mensae c, a super-Earth that zips around its star in 6.3 days, and LHS 20213b, a rocky planet that flies around its planet in a whopping 11-hour orbit.
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Even as Mr. Trump zips across the country, trying to whip up support for his candidacy, he has been building a 263-room hotel in a historic federal building, the Old Post Office, six blocks from the White House.
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Then there is Brightline, a new high-speed rail service, which zips passengers from Miami to Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach in less time — and with less aggravation — than it takes to drive those routes on Interstate 95.
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It's easy to think that records suddenly appear in shops, isn't it, arriving via some kind of stork fresh from a stint down at Oval Space, that a tune zips from a hard drive to Hard Wax just like that.
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Cyclones run away from Zips Junior quarterback Jacob Park tossed a pair of touchdown passes, and running back David Montgomery rushed for 127 yards and a score, as Iowa State pulled away from Akron 41-14 on Saturday in Akron, Ohio.
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I'm not a science expert, but I'd wager that relief you feel when someone swiftly zips up the back of your dress after you have been struggling for an exasperating twenty minutes is the equivalent to one-tenth of an orgasm.
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While it's about 100 times thinner than Earth's, the Martian atmosphere is still thick enough to rough-up your spacecraft as it zips through at thousands of km/hour (requiring a heavy heatshield that will later need to be jettisoned).
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The sweatless convenience looks like it might be mostly enabling another advance in tech-fueled douche behavior as a t-shirt wearing alpha nerd zips past barking into AirPods and inhaling a takeaway latte while cutting up the patience of pedestrians.
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A pleasing piece of design, although the amount of time that can be required to rubber neck the green circle into being vs the speed at which it then zips down and snaps a shot can feel rather out of balance.
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" Once Juno begins orbiting Jupiter, each time that the spacecraft zips in close, the team will take similar photographs using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope in Chile "to place the Juno close-up observations in their broader spatial context.
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While analysis by ZIP code tends to be the default analysis when public health professionals and researchers make a foray into mapping, more and more research in the past two decades has suggested that the reliance on ZIPs may be misplaced.
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"The Spy" is focused much more on small moments of social adaptability than on big action sequences, but after a slow start it really zips along — not ignoring the psychological costs of living undercover, but not exactly unpacking them, either.
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Because the Postal Service data distinguished between three-digit ZIPs where the change-of-address volume was 0 and where the total had been withheld (meaning it was somewhere between 1 and 25), we filled in the minimum possible value: 1.
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She looks at her friend, still beautiful, still completely on the edge of screwing up her life, and as if it's the open back of a dress, she takes it all—the insecurity, the sorrow, the envy—and zips it up.
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Because the football factory programs enjoy such built-in advantages of recruiting power and gimmick schedules — Oklahoma's regular season was seven home games and five away dates, including a matchup versus the Akron Zips — the top-ranked colleges often win by blowout margins.
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As we sit on the porch of the house where he still lives with his parents, located in a quiet residential neighbourhood on the east end of Toronto, a middle-aged man zips by on a bicycle and shouts his well wishes.
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The best real-world touch, however, may be the "laundry chute"—a sack-style compartment for storing your worn clothes, which compresses into the bag's wall (expelling extra air through a valve) and then zips out when you find a washing machine.
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They came abstracted into the organic curves of a layered shift in a desert palette, and shattered into circular prints and crystal patterns embroidered on the same trousers suits complete with zips at the waist so the jackets could be cropped short.
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"Doctor Sleep" unfolds over a sprawling 540-page book so when the film zips from the '80s to 2011 in three different locations and then skips ahead again eight years for no apparent reason to a typical viewer, it feels incredibly rushed.
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Imagine an off-brand remix of the Tom Hanks movie Castaway with better hair, an exponentially more attractive lead (Nancy unzips and re-zips her rash guard several times throughout the film), and almost none of the weighty philosophizing about human insignificance.
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The flight operators spend their days loading packages onto the Zips, placing the drones in the launch catapult, and then recovering the returning drones that land by using a tailhook to snag onto a line so that they can plop safely onto a giant cushion.
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But the best anecdote from the entire article, by far, is this fascinating little tidbit: The scene, of course, is the one where Smith's character, Jay, finally gets to push the little red button and their car zips across the ceiling of the Midtown Tunnel.
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Despite making only eight starts this season, 6-10 junior center Isaiah Johnson (team-high marks of 1123 points, 7.5 rebounds, 1.4 blocks) was named to the All-MAC first team and averaged 16.5 points and 27 boards over the Zips' last four games.
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Don't be surprised if sometime in the near future, as you urge your shopping cart around the busy aisle at your local grocery store, you come face to face with a tall, cylindrical robot, quietly scanning the shelves as it zips noiselessly past you.
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In the five episodes made available to critics, "You" zips along, never dwelling in its least-believable moments long enough to ruin the ride, and never indulging in its romances too much that you lose sight of the toxicity and danger underlying all the bonds.
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"While some Manhattan ZIPs will command four times the national average rent without much in the way of indecision, there are plenty of urban areas where you can easily find a decent apartment for less than half, or even a third, of it," RENTCafe reports.
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It doesn't get any easier than pulling on a single garment that doubles as a triple and zips up the back like a wet suit, meaning you don't have to worry about tucked-in shirts, whether to button a jacket or what print goes with what.
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The musical zips through her early life, settles into the royal romance and marriage, and — except for a quick epilogue tying up loose ends — concludes when that marriage breaks down and a liberated Diana breaks free to find her own voice and her own way forward.
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Suddenly, in the background — out of focus, unnoticed by the foreground characters — a man zips through the air in a seated position, a couple of feet off the ground, as pedestrians are upended in front of him, as if struck by the force of an unseen vehicle.
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And Guardians 2 zips around the universe with so much exhilarating charm and megawatt dazzle — in addition to serving up a big helping of heart — that you'll even forgive it for the few moments where it gets a bit too big and bites off more than it should.
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The sizzling, bold neon font on its poster is a wink to the work of film director Gaspar Noé and his 2009 masterpiece, Enter the Void, in which a freshly shot Tokyo drug dealer turns into a disembodied spirit and zips through nightclubs, dank passageways, and human orifices.
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Nostalgic entertainment comforts us, gently surprises us with the sudden longing for Huffy bikes and Zips, and has at its core the satisfaction of a childhood wish: The beast, whatever it is, has been hunted and killed by good people before, and it can be hunted and killed again.
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"Mercury zips around the zodiac quickly, so when it makes a change in direction (a retrograde), our flow of life feels suddenly switched up and indeed can be chaotic because Mercury rules all these things that keep our life moving (from email, to our cars, to cash)," explains astrologer Annabel Gat.
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With the weight of those tens of thousands of victims he photographed on his shoulders, the weight of knowing he is one of the last voices that can speak up on their behalf, he quietly shakes our hands, zips up his parka and heads off to more meetings in Washington.
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Three losses in 18 days to red-hot Michigan State squashed whatever slim odds the third-seeded Buckeyes had of making the Big Dance, leaving them instead with their first date with No. 6 seed Akron since defeating the Zips in the third round of the NIT 27 years ago.
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"But batting average in the NPB has historically suffered only a minor downgrade when translated to the U.S." Using the ZIPS projection system, Szymborski calculated that Ichiro would have 4,037 hits as of mid-June—pretty close to the 4,278 hits he has accumulated in reality playing here and in Japan.
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Rather than continuing the trope of all-over uniformity, Voisine emphasizes the differentiated states of materiality embodied by the five distinct "zips" that Barnett Newman used to section off the surface of "Vir Heroicus Sublimis" (1950–51), which is in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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ET, Fox Sports 2 ABOUT AKRON (6-1): Savannah Invitational MVP and reigning MAC Player of the Week Isaiah Johnson - a 6-10, 290-pound senior center - leads the Zips in scoring (17.3 points), rebounding (19943), assists (3.0) and steals (1.0), and he ranks first in the conference in field-goal percentage (66.1).
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Everything smacks of the nineteen-seventies, from the photocopier the size of a small car to the actual small car, a mint-green Fiat, in which Bradlee, just to be different, zips around D.C. Nostalgists for vanished technologies, meanwhile, will moan with delight at the recurring images of type being set by hand.
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Though it zips by at a rapid pace, Miles Ahead is not always dramatically successful: The tone skews overly zany, its narrative at times resembling an extended version of the Boogie Nights scene in which a coked-up Dirk Diggler and Chest Rockwell attempt to retrieve their "magic" tapes from a record producer.
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It's a pretty glamorous get-up for her character, a translator whose husband has just been murdered, but this splashy, pseudo-Hitchcockian mystery — with memorable turns by Cary Grant, Walter Matthau, James Coburn and George Kennedy and a lively Henry Mancini score — zips along too amiably and fashionably for such pedestrian plausibility concerns.
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While most taxis still demand payment in cash, Mr. Sandoval said that over the years he had assembled a network of taxi drivers who trust him enough to allow him to pay in bank transfers, which helps ensure that his transportation is covered as he zips from job to job, appointment to appointment.
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Photo: Ricardo Mazalan (AP)A small, experimental nuclear reactor being constructed by Argentina's state-backed nuclear company INVAP at Saudi Arabia's King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology in Riyadh has spurred renewed concerns about Saudi leadership's intentions for the program, CNN reported on Sunday, even as its development zips along at a brisk pace.
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From there, be picky about the little things, like zippers, buttons, hems, and washes; choosing the garments with circle zips instead of regular ones, decorative buttons instead of plastic ones, distressed and ruffled hems, and washes that have more of a vintage feel are all ways to make the piece you're wearing feel way more special.
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In the last 25 years, international cricketers have been punished for tampering with the ball in many ways — including keeping dirt in their pockets, rubbing a cough lozenge on the surface, scuffing the ball on the zips of their trousers and even biting the ball, which the Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi was found guilty of in 2010.
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Shortly after Illinois junior linebacker Jake Hansen (one interception, one fumble recovery) stripped Akron junior quarterback Kato Nelson deep in Zips territory, Peters connected with junior slot receiver Trevon Sidney - one of three Southern Cal graduate transfers — for a 10-yard strike on the first play of the second quarter to push Illinois' lead to 21-3.
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Beth Howland zips through an iconic patter song, "(Not) Getting Married Today," perfecting her breath control and working with Sondheim to make minor but meaningful changes in the spaces between words, all to ensure that this permanent record of the song will be a worthy tribute to every WASP lady who's ever had a panic attack while getting cold feet before her vows.
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Each episode of The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle zips through 22 minutes of an action-packed serialized story, explained by a breathless narrator (Daran Norris), who tells the audience how Bullwinkle (Brad Norman) and Rocky (Tara Strong) keep innocently bumbling into international crises, bringing them into conflict with Pottsylvania secret agents Boris Badenov (Ben Diskin) and Natasha Fatale (Rachel Butera).
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When a ball zips down a length of track to hit one thing, knocking over another, and so on, there's a tension between the known—how objects will react to being pushed around, which we can infer after years of experience with how physics work on Earth—and the unexpected: how mechanical elements are arranged in order to exploit physics.
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The pilot episode zips through plot points: Star gets out of the foster home and reunites with her sister; Alex is keeping her famous father (played by Lenny Kravitz) a secret; all three girls make it to Atlanta and work at a salon for Star's godmother Carlotta (Queen Latifah); they find a cokehead manager, Jahil Rivera (Benjamin Bratt) at a strip club.
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It's cotton, it zips up, it doesn't have feet — it's not pajamas but it might as well be pajamas — it's gray and it's super cozy, and if I wear high boots and I tuck them into my boots, it looks really chic but if I take the boots off, basically I'm in pajamas and there's no question that I'm the most comfortable person on the plane.
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Read more:Beyoncé made a surprise appearance at the Golden Globes after skipping the red carpet and fans are losing itAll the looks celebrities wore to the 2020 Golden GlobesBilly Porter looked like an angel at the 2020 Golden Globes wearing a white suit with a feather train that zips offJennifer Lopez looked like a walking gift at the Golden Globes in a dress covered with oversized bows
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For Mr. Irwin has also been adding all manner of variations to his usual bag of tricks: thin full-color zips down the sides of some of the fixtures; in others, inner sleeves along the fixture walls are occasionally painted black or gray or lighter gray, and likewise with the intervening wall itself between the fixtures, and there are subtle vertical stripes running down the length of some of the bulbs.
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Created by and starring former Saturday Night Live featured player turned writer Tim Robinson, I Think You Should Leave is a sketch series that zips back and forth between bizarre commercial parodies that end up in completely different places than where they began; satirical takes on social media that turn aggressively and hilariously toward the surreal; and, at the show's best, subversive and unpredictable spins on mundane situations like birthday parties and business meetings.
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Read more:Billy Porter sparkled in a shimmering jumpsuit with a motorized fringe hat that covered his face at the 2020 GrammysBilly Porter looked like an angel at the 2020 Golden Globes wearing a white suit with a feather train that zips offOur predictions for the 2020 Oscars — who will win, who should win, and who could surpriseBilly Porter reflects on the pink cape that 'changed everything' and helped turn him into 2019's trendiest celebrity on the red carpet
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South Carolina all-purpose threat Deebo Samuel scored three touchdowns to lead the Gamecocks to a 28-3 win over Akron in a makeup game on a soggy Saturday afternoon in Columbia, S.C. Competing in his final game at Williams-Brice Stadium, the senior caught a pair of touchdowns from quarterback Jake Bentley and recovered a fumble in the end zone in the first half as the Gamecocks (7-5) led 093-3 over the Zips (4-8) at the break.
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Like some kind of Richard Scarry-on-acid thing, the frame suddenly contains: three striped party hats (one placed upon Yang's head, rubber string snapped into place), a cake (presented by a woman on bended knee), a stream of people carrying silver balloons reading "HAPPY," another stream of people in party hats carrying "BIRTHDAY" balloons, two people in "MATH" ballcaps, a glove shaped like a unicorn, a man in a black T-shirt reading "$1K" in gold letters, at least one American flag scarf, and the tall aide who follows Yang in preppy quarter-zips wielding a cake cutter.
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