"Swifties" -- as her fans are called -- are getting antsy.
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That's why Wall Street's starting to look a little antsy.
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It seems to be a combination of antsy and apathetic.
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When no direct answer came, Justice Neil Gorsuch grew antsy.
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It's not even a commercial break; you just got antsy.
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Gordon was getting antsy; he craved a change of pace.
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As those meetings dragged on, the other owners got antsy.
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"I'm getting so antsy just thinking about seeing you later."
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Parents use iPads and iPhones as pacifiers for antsy toddlers.
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He gets antsy if even one couch cushion is astray.
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"He was sitting there and started getting antsy," he said.
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It gets antsy if made to sit still for a while.
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The wine, beer and tequila were mostly served to antsy husbands.
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Antsy kids in line watched TikToks the guests inside were posting.
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The Warriors' Klay Thompson said that Curry was probably getting antsy.
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Not yet taking Kim's bait Kim Jong Un is getting antsy.
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I couldn't get used to it and it made me antsy.
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Still, a sick person may feel antsy to end self-isolation.
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But when his mother disappeared momentarily, he became antsy and frightened.
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But Sanders wasn't alone in getting antsy — several others, like Sens.
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Alone, but aware he was still being recorded, Tony became antsy.
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Pelosi's insistence comes as some Democrats are starting to get antsy.
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Senate Republicans though, are starting to get a bit antsy already.
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At halftime Miles will get antsy, so we will bake something.
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Christina Anstead is antsy to begin renovations on her new dream home!
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But we're antsy to continue our sight seeing, so we head out.
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But at 68, "I get antsy just sitting around," Mr. Zarrow explained.
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There is a breathless, antsy energy propelling us through these nine days.
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I get antsy, so we walk across the street for a coffee.
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He got antsy and lonely when he was sidelined by an injury.
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By the end of 2014, prosecutors say, Mr. Seabrook was getting antsy.
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Richard M. Burr is trying to help out his antsy Senate colleagues.
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In the meantime, senators are growing antsy as the suspense builds. Sen.
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There is no reason to get antsy three games into the season.
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Keep your pup from becoming antsy with lots of leg stretch time. 4.
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You'd figure that Caps fans, antsy as they are, would accept that today.
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The thieves attacked with their long-handled machetes, known locally as antsy lavas.
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And I need to do it all before sundown, or I'll get antsy.
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As the S.U.V. inched up the F.D.R. Drive, he started to get antsy.
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But the staging feels static and antsy, rather than majestic or truly energetic.
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This is the antsy N.B.A. climate that greets Williamson after months of anticipation.
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Tech companies are antsy about the government's more interventionist attitude toward big business.
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"People around me were getting antsy, cursing, and stomping their feet," she said.
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"If there's no stimulation whatsoever, we get antsy, we get distracted," Young said.
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Parker pointed to another reason investors should feel a little bit antsy about markets.
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When you're feeling extra antsy, use the case and fidget to your heart's content.
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Android's been known to adopt features from its more antsy hardware partners—like Samsung.
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I notice I'm antsy and have bitten my cuticle to a point of pain.
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Antsy from being stuck inside, Gio was primed to butt heads with his mother.
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Ensign Anthony Giancana, the junior officer on deck for the morning, was getting antsy.
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Why this matters: It suggests some of the more conservative members are getting antsy.
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Another controversy that had investors antsy, the YouTube ads boycott, has basically blown over.
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Q: How antsy is Dallas is to bring in a bona fide third star?
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If you're like me, you get antsy when your apps don't get regular updates.
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"We were a little bit antsy, out of sorts," Oklahoma defensive coordinator Mike Stoops said.
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Employees of the private company might also be antsy to unload some of their equity.
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Nothing for Ahnald to get antsy about -- they were just attending their usual Sunday services.
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By mid-February, Pruitt was getting antsy to see a final version of the draft.
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Right now advertisers are getting really antsy about being with Fox on a regular basis.
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Hedlund almost justifies the emphasis given his character with a performance that's vehement and antsy.
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Aspiration employees started getting antsy this summer as news of fresh funding failed to materialize.
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We knew the trade thing was getting antsy, but it seemed like the bottom fell out.
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The nerds are still playing pinochle and hanging out in the library but they're getting antsy.
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Meanwhile, a war-weary nation was antsy over heightened expectations of US military intervention in Syria.
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By the time Patty was applying the Rose & Lemon Fresh Face Mask, I was feeling antsy.
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Back in high school, and even now in college, my teachers acted super antsy around me.
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And if they get antsy, your words will go in one ear and out the other.
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Glue, brush, fan, repeat — after an hour and a half, I started getting a little antsy.
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But after working in a traditional architectural practice for seven years, he started to get antsy.
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"If I don't have a screen next to me, I get antsy," Ms. Lowsley-Williams said.
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I get super-antsy when I have an itchy tag on the back of my shirt.
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Even though it was a much shorter day, senators still got antsy by the late afternoon.
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I'm a fidgety person and need something to occupy my brain or else I get antsy.
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Over the century-plus of cinema, new ways of watching movies have made film folk antsy.
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As an antsy adolescent, he joined the French merchant navy and sailed as far as India.
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Yet time isn't entirely on Trump's side, with investors growing antsy and divisions among Congressional Republicans growing.
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The entire time I was watching "Pests," I was antsy, waiting for the other shoe to drop.
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But if you feel a bit antsy on Friday, you can thank the Sun and Uranus square.
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He'd only been in LA for a few days but was already antsy for his next trip.
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Some progressive lawmakers also are starting to get antsy about Neal's pace in requesting Trump's tax returns.
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Mark McLachlan, co-founder of Fidget Cube's parent company Antsy Labs, claims to have a patent pending.
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If you're feeling antsy in your everyday life, you're likely to take those feelings on the road.
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WHEELS NPH: By the time the kids are done with piano, we're all antsy to get out.
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For antsy toddlers, there is Union Square Play, a space on East 2008th Street for small children.
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I grew antsy watching it, and had to resist the urge to jump in with a spatula.
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At the same time, extending timeline is making impeachment backers antsy with the 2020 election fast approaching.
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In my day, nobody cared if we got "antsy" during a lecture: We were there to learn.
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According to the eye test, Ball is antsy enough to make it work more times than not.
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I used to be a lot more antsy... I think this was diagnosed when I first came in.
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I'm getting antsy and hungry, so I go to Subway for lunch to get out of the office.
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We have a decent conversation but I can tell that she is getting antsy, so I head out.
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This, coupled with an antsy commercial drone industry, has created a lot of regulatory headaches for the FAA.
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Viewers can also expect to see a penguin with a bad hair day, an antsy alligator and more.
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"True believers to the cause are getting very antsy," said a person privy to the NRA's internal deliberations.
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"It was only when they started talking about gene drives that he started to get antsy," Church said.
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Then he finds himself actually alone, and a little bit antsy, and swiping on Tinder looking for connection.
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As fans became antsy and players became increasingly confused, forward Janine Weber entertained both audiences by juggling oranges.
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During a flight delay in Cleveland, he entertained antsy passengers by giving high-fives and begging for snacks.
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But investors have grown antsy in recent years as the S&P 500 continues to lap Berkshire equity.
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Driving the potential buyout was the ability to invest in the digital business without worrying about antsy shareholders.
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"It goes to the sense that folks are getting antsy about the production scheme holding together," he said.
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Photo: AP ImagesFor those antsy about getting their birth control online, a new study should offer some reassurance.
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The MoffettNathanson report, though, reveals that the Street is starting to get antsy with the unit's feeble growth.
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"I know some of you are antsy to get back to Iowa," he cracked, as he began the speech.
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If waiting around for the big sales has you a little antsy, this weekend may be a small salvation.
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Maybe he's not just an antsy actor looking to fill up his ample free time with a nice paycheck.
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Uranus does not like to be tied down, so expect people to be antsy as hell early this month.
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I ran collegiate cross-country and get antsy if I go too many days without a nice, long run.
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Last week, she told her fans on Twitter that she's "antsy" and may go for a mini sweetener tour.
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Grandpa tries to direct the scene, the cousins get antsy, and someone invariably blinks just as the shutter fires.
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Team Chuck is also feeling antsy, with no real answers as to what their boss has up his sleeves.
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Even that may be too late—with the midterms fast approaching, antsy House members will be harder to wrangle.
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With an antsy electorate, though, the uncertainty could open the door to newcomers casting themselves as agents of change.
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Your cellphone is dead (blame Verizon!)You're antsy and edgy and nervous,Hey, what's that on the distant horizon?
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If you need to tranquilize your antsy family with a tactile distraction, then look no further than monkey bread.
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It was squeaky, semi-American, and all over antsy—like a cross between Joe Pesci, Napoleon, and a toddler.
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Most of it is forced order: by disgruntled Cabinet officials, antsy GOP leaders, and now a Bush-appointed judge.
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Smith had been getting "antsy," he told ESPN, as he languished on the bench behind the incumbent, Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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"They're being antsy," he said, adding that small brawls often break out at the lines of food distribution centers.
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I am generally a pretty busy, active person, so a whole evening of downtime often leaves me feeling antsy.
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As the sun set, I was getting antsy: It was almost time to go to the hyena feeding area.
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Hader and Finn Wolfhard, who plays the antsy, motor-mouthed, 13-year-old Richie, are an especially inspired pairing.
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Tech investors grew antsy on Monday after a difficult week for shares of Facebook, which missed analysts' earnings expectations.
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As the S&P climbed, the VIX climbed with it — a major red flag that investors were getting antsy.
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Still, it makes sense for Mr. Trump to be antsy about the strange, new experience of being held accountable.
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"Hawkeye's always happy, his calm demeanor, is one thing, even when I'm antsy and anxious, he's always calm," Mike said.
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I'm feeling antsy, so I wipe down the bathroom, my yoga mat, and a few other surfaces around the house.
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Add it up, and they're still too young and antsy to string together anything close to a playoff-caliber team.
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Flirting about physics Ostadhassan is laid-back and fit, a workaholic who feels antsy when he doesn't hit the gym.
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This distinction—cool at rest, antsy in action—is a pretty apt summary of what it's like watching Heyward play.
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Robert is feeling antsy because, he says, he hates deceiving the guys — just not enough not to spy on them.
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I'm antsy for tonight, as I have a ton of packing left to do and a couple loads of laundry.
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Part of the reason studios are especially antsy about VidAngel is because they fear it could affect their bottom line.
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Conservatives , ranging from Matt Drudge of The Drudge Report to Trump ally Sean Hannity of Fox News, are getting antsy.
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For the antsy, there's a public beta starting today, so you can start getting used to all the newness now.
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The call from the nurses' station hadn't come in, though more than enough time had passed, and I was antsy.
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He'll continue to get antsy any day he's not in the news, and consider every day he is a success.
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Google has a deep bag full of high-growth businesses it can draw from and unwrap to placate antsy shareholders.
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Fellow airline passengers are always antsy to get ahead in line, to board early before the overhead bins fill up.
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I tend to get cranky when I'm overtired (and still antsy from therapy) and look for reasons to pick a fight.
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I take some time to meditate and journal, since I feel antsy and I know this will help me chill out.
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The novelty of this winter's blustery roller coaster ride is wearing thin and many of us are getting antsy for spring.
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If you're antsy to try the new features, however, you can download it now by using the Microsoft Update Assistant Tool.
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Walt, Jesse, and Mike, eventually begin a new meth operation with them under the leadership of an antsy woman named Lydia.
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But it's just 20 miles from Placencia, so you can easily head to the mainland for excursions if you get antsy.
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"The problem is, they get bored or antsy in relationships, because it's so difficult for them to remain vulnerable," she says.
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"You can cross those borders only at certain hours of the day, and ISIS was making the guys antsy," he said.
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My company has hosted lots of Koreans in China, and if they eat a few meals without kimchi, they get antsy.
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"I think after the 13th hole I kind of became antsy and my putting stroke was a bit off," said Park.
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But he acknowledges that Republicans must produce a victory for antsy constituents after Republicans failed to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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As the team moved the ball toward dangerous territory, Lucas Biglia perhaps got antsy and tried a shot from way out.
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"Indicators of Turkish military movements were pretty sparse — although folks were getting a little antsy about it," a Defense official said.
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You're about to be a bridesmaid in your college roommate's wedding, and you're getting a tad antsy about walking down the aisle.
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We learned that increasing tension with Facebook, combined with an unusually long post-acquisition tenure at their acquirer, had made them antsy.
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The onboarding is taking ages since the client requires a ton of security checks and documenting, and I'm starting to get antsy.
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But this isn't an ideal world and you're going to get interrupted, get hungry and get antsy sitting for hours on end.
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With more than an hour to go before the rally was scheduled to begin, the crowd had already started to get antsy.
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Stalled in the ocean, the passengers are antsy, but no one more so than Strand, who is expected to meet someone, somewhere.
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"Charla was kind of antsy for something new," said Mr. Zoglin, 2170, a contributing editor at Time magazine and its theater critic.
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This the most depressed and annoyed and antsy I've been in days, and I want to slam my head against the wall.
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"Everybody is a little antsy at this stage," said Loretta Weinberg, the Senate majority leader who has held office for 27 years.
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"You kind of feel like you're a horse in the gate getting ready to go and just kind of antsy," he said.
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The Iowa caucuses result delay is not a momentary screw-up, an excusable error being overhyped by journalists antsy for a story.
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A short, skinny and antsy child, Corona was introduced to soccer at the age of six by his older brother, Narciso Iván.
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A similar concentration toy, the Fidget Cube, became an all-the-rage desk companion when it was crowdfunded in 2016 by Antsy Labs.
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Fans grew antsy as the elusive artist stayed out of the public eye and did not release any major projects since Channel Orange.
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Antsy Labs The Fidget Cube comes in eight different colors to match your desk aesthetics, and will retail at around $25 when released.
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The Planet of the Apes movies aren't a reality... yet, but proof that primates are getting antsy surfaced on Sunday in South Carolina.
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Lyonne's strongest muscles as an actress are sardonic detachment and antsy discomfort, and she flexes both in full force in these early scenes.
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The pressure is on for GOP tax writers, as other Republican lawmakers have become antsy about the lack of specifics released thus far.
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Gorillaz lend both their writing and production credits to "In My Dreams," a strange, antsy song in which Damon Albarn sings about happiness.
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"I can go back to that at any point if I'm ever feeling a little bit antsy or anything like that," Conforto said.
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Comet is a favorite of families: Its pizza has gotten national plaudits, and it has crafts projects for antsy kids to work on.
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Our entrees are perfectly timed — we have just enough time to enjoy what we just ate without getting too antsy for the next course.
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With Republicans having controlled the House of Representatives since 2011, many of their incumbents are getting antsy and dreaming of becoming senators or governors.
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With the US election cycle over, the anonymous user of 4chan's /pol/ (politically incorrect) board are antsy for something new to occupy their time.
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Stanley SHP 2150 PSI electric pressure washer — $137 See Details If you have kids, you know how antsy they can get in the summer.
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You're usually not so impatient, but between Mercury retrograde and Mars occupying your sign and lighting a fire under your butt, you're feeling antsy.
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But a growing number of Republican senators are getting antsy as the partial government closure is heading toward a record as the longest shutdown.
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Clinton's path to the nomination clearer, donors have grown antsy for the campaign to begin raising money to be used on the general election.
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Yet as the partial government shutdown drags on and the consequences pile up, Republicans are starting to get antsy about finding an endgame. Sen.
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But Tesla is on the hook for about $150 billion in debt, again from the S&P data, and that makes Wall Street antsy.
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Judging by numbers the student union gave me and how antsy the venue was, there were probably around 4,7003 rabid Drake fans in attendance.
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More: 23%Less: 37%No difference: 38% Democratic voters have been more antsy about supporting impeachment than Republican voters have been about opposing it.
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Having finally made it to this remote, pristine coastal ecosystem they haven't visited in a year, the researchers are antsy to collect some data.
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Now that it's almost September, we're getting antsy for this new music to arrive, but her most recent posts on Instagram have calmed our worries.
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"People are getting so antsy that they're thinking that they're going to try and sue us to take a deposit on the car, " he says.
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Fire officials are working with communities to explain why controlled burns are a necessary step to prevent more dangerous fires, but it makes homeowners antsy.
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And the timing of the release is notable: the administration is getting antsy, especially with an increasingly vulnerable 52-48 Republican edge in the Senate.
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The two-year mark is an important milestone for veterans because that's when you are likely to get promoted or get antsy, according to Crace.
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"It all feels like a concert where the headliner is running late, and the crowd has been getting antsy," said Atish Davda, CEO at EquityZen.
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The final result is damn near perfect, and now all I can think about is how antsy I am to hear more material from them.
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New York (CNN Business)Goldman Sachs could be in big trouble for its involvement in a Malaysian investment fund scandal, and investors are getting antsy.
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Republicans not named Donald Trump are getting very antsy about the continued government shutdown, as 800,000 federal employees face their first missed paycheck on Friday.
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Broke and antsy, they found a pub, called the Tally Ho, in Kentish Town, that paid them a few quid to perform on dead nights.
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The best CBD companies can do is make vague promises about giving users a chill feeling, or reducing non-real health problems like feeling antsy.
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Groups convened near the bar, waiting for their turn to sit, but instead of antsy anticipation, they seemed to revel in the vibrancy surrounding them.
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She seems pretty antsy, and as soon as we let her into the lobby, her puppy bladder can't hold it and she pees a little. Damn.
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Antsy and bored, my older brother and I left the main service room to play hide-and-seek in the hallway with a couple of friends.
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His chances to win even one state were looking poor, and his donors and supporters were getting increasingly antsy, urging him to try something, anything different.
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They're outspoken and expressive, antsy and easily bored, empathetic and also just figuring their shit out, like the rest of us in our twentites and beyond.
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The crowded market has led some antsy readers to look in their local libraries instead, but they won't find much luck there either at the moment.
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In all of my years working with him, I never saw him antsy about what to cover, or what to say, or how to say it.
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At 26, Nick Jonas is already 19 years into his show-business career, and was able to placate the antsy press corps with his practiced charm.
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As the two headliners on Phoenix's Las Vegas Summer League squad, the duo has not yet provided much more than an antsy, foul-prone mirage of potential.
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The Trump administration appears to be very antsy about how its first 100 days will be judged, and health care would be a major 100 days prize.
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The clubhouse area was nice and, best of all, dry, but I was getting antsy and feeling a bit self-conscious the longer I wandered around alone.
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I'm always antsy when I hear people called "experts" in New York City history, because it's too big for any one person to be an expert in.
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"I do get a sense from Republicans that some are sticking by Harris, some are pretty antsy," said Carter Wrenn, a GOP strategist based in North Carolina.
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But this time around, an antsy market may worry about the Fed raising rates as it worries about the period of uncertainty it is facing around the election.
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"Everyone was getting antsy and frustrated, so I figured I'd lighten the mood by thanking everyone for coming," Alcantara told PEOPLE of what sparked his impromptu train ceremony.
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On April 20, the day before he died, Prince spoke with his doctor, Michael Schulenberg, and told him he was "feeling antsy" and asked questions about opioid withdrawal.
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It successfully made me antsy about the full release, and I can't wait until June to see a bunch of women pull off the crime of a lifetime.
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It's just that for viewers who find those few hours wearing thin, those feeling antsy will find it much easier than Michael and company to engineer their escape.
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But with some L.P.s getting antsy about returns and valuations coming down, Bloomberg Beta has the benefit of Bloomberg's patience to continue focusing on its core investment thesis.
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Coming off a month of almost constant bed rest, I was antsy and overcome by a compulsion to do something — stomp my feet, scream, buy a wristwatch, anything.
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He told me the experience of listening to music is completely transformed when you lose the ability to tap "next" when you get antsy with the current song.
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In recent days, Mr. Priebus cut back on his stalking-butler tendency to hover over the president, realizing his antsy boss had grown resentful of his constant companionship.
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He was glad someone else had to deal with the noisy taxis and the antsy drivers who used their horns as if they got paid by the honk.
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Republicans are feeling antsy over a key provision in their tax plan that could put some of the party's most vulnerable members in the House in deeper jeopardy.
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At one point, unhappy with the live takes and looking antsy in the control room, Ronson grabbed headphones and a pad of paper and sat with the band.
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The title was also a reference to executives who were antsy for Ellen to come out since she'd spent four years on the sitcom without being in a relationship.
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With antsy shareholders, Permira was able to swoop in, buy out some of those investors, and turn LegalZoom's transaction business into a subscription business that's ostensibly far more valuable.
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And after having sniffed and pinned each other in the oasis, they burst into this song about the calm evening and the antsy sexual tension that's emerging between them.
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After the double failure of health care reform, senators have few major legislative accomplishments to point to and Republicans -- especially President Donald Trump -- are getting antsy for some wins.
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As the "middle children" in our personality rainbow, the Sunshine Yellows started getting antsy for attention and began chanting, "Tell us!" in unison until Margaret cracked like an egg.
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And one of the country's most fanatical fan bases grew antsy as Alabama and Auburn, two division rivals, won a combined five national titles since L.S.U. last won one.
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If your body isn't supported right by a chair that feels good in a variety of positions, you'll get antsy and need to pull yourself away from your media.
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Even though Sloan says most of her drives now are panic-attack free, she still can't help "feeling a little antsy" every morning when she walks to her car.
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I couldn't get as settled in or comfortable as I had been on the first leg, and was antsy to get home, take a shower, and go to sleep.
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But, like her mother, Nurunisa is someone who "gets antsy if she stays in one place" — or with one person — so she ends the friendship and returns to Istanbul.
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Along with their concerns about the human cost of the shutdown, Republicans were no doubt antsy about the negative impact the shutdown was having on their president's public standing.
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This, to me, seemed incredibly demanding for a two-day festival — I personally asked to leave after two rooms, feeling antsy — yet hundreds of attendees waited patiently to enter.
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Reggie Wayne, a receiver on that Colts team and now an analyst for NFL Network, said he had been antsy during that halftime, knowing his team had the momentum.
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The legitimate Fortnite: Battle Royale for Android is slated to go live this summer, but in the meantime, antsy gamers are finding phony (read: malicious) downloads online through search engines.
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Working alongside a scientist (Jeremy Renner), Dr. Banks begins to slowly form a bond with the aliens—too slowly for the antsy military leaders of the United States and China.
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"It looks like Russia is being a little bit antsy and not willing to move, and you have the Aramco IPO is pretty much intertwined with that meeting," said Bradley.
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But GOP senators have grown antsy as the funding fight has dragged on, and they'll likely use the vote to attack Democrats, who have largely remained unified during the battle.
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Since young kids don't really have a concept of time yet, they can get antsy in the morning when they don't know how long they're supposed to stay in bed.
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Visiting a barbecue restaurant in Harrisonburg, Mr. Pence told an antsy supporter of the Republican ticket that Mr. Trump would be well prepared for his next confrontation with Mrs. Clinton.
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Some Democrats are growing antsy over striking a deal on the economic stimulus after two votes to advance the fiscal rescue package failed, sending stock markets deeper into their decline.
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"If it's November and there are no hearings happening, there's no vote on the horizon, then I think you'll start to see the grassroots start to get antsy," he said.
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Ambitious Friedrich, who was now going by Frederick Trump, got antsy again, and with news of gold being found in the Pacific Northwest, he moved to Seattle and opened a restaurant.
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"We can look at the bride at the table and tell right then how she is feeling, if she's antsy, if she's ready to start dancing, what she needs," she said.
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Absolutely. This spur to caretaking action — this antsy, subliminal desire to solve the dilemma presented by the wailing infant — could explain why a crying infant on an airplane is especially distressing.
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Record aircraft sales have made seat-making an attractive business and Boeing wants those planes to be outfitted and delivered as soon as possible to antsy airlines grappling with record demand.
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McLachlan tells CNBC that his company, Antsy Labs, now has a patent pending, and he's actually not too worried about The Stress Cube situation: "It comes down to making the better product."
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Bill Cosby was antsy enough that he didn't want to wait at home Tuesday, because he showed up to the courthouse where a jury is deciding if he sexually assaulted Andrea Constand.
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Or, maybe you've even fallen out of love with that 'do you got in January — and are feeling antsy come summer — but there's no room for boredom when it comes to beauty.
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Most days, around the time school lets out and young men start flashing wads of cash and getting antsy, patrol officers pull a car onto the walkway and stand outside the playground.
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On the back of the threat-swapping between North Korea and the U.S., investors would likely remain antsy heading into the weekend, said Emmanuel Ng, a strategist at OCBC, in a note.
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He demands they stay by his side, despite their antsy desire to visit the toy aisle, and when Becca wanders off as he's picking out toilet paper, he quickly loses his cool.
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I have a slower start to the day, cuddling in bed with the dog until she gets too antsy to stay still any longer, at which point I take her for a walk.
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" 2001 to 2009Los Angeles, CA, USA "I am an artist, and when my girlfriend and
I lived together she would get antsy for my attention when I was working in the other room.
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As ISIS was routed from the cities and territory it once controlled in the region, Erdogan has gotten a lot more antsy about the Kurds establishing a de facto state in northeastern Syria.
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I got antsy at the hour-and-a-half mark (there's only so much superhero angst one can handle in a sitting), so I took off my cap and popped in the shower.
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If you're not in school or traveling, I suggest you sign up for some kind of class or plan a few weekend trips to scratch this itch, otherwise you will be incredibly antsy!
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Stream Cosmic Crypt in its wild ass entirety below, and get you a piece of one of 2018's best albums from Relapse come January 222 (preorders are live now if you're antsy).
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"I know some of you are antsy to get back to Iowa," Obama continued — a jab at the number of people, especially members of Congress, who are currently angling to take his job.
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Seeing Laura without Shadow's love blinders is a startling shot of reality, especially once Browning makes it clear that Laura wasn't a beatific angel but a frustrated woman constantly simmering with antsy resentment.
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Although they talked on the phone, texted and sent voice memos regularly after that first October weekend, Ms. Van Metre got antsy to see Mr. Busch before their scheduled February rendezvous in Florida.
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How many staff members need to actually move is a function of how much business the group does in the European Union and how antsy European regulators might be about the changed circumstances.
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The children's choir would do their song early, sit down, and then they would start getting antsy—passing notes, making faces, and picking on each other—the same things that happen to this day.
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Someone actually created a jobs program for a man seen gunning down a child in the streets, but Chicago can't find the wherewithal to put antsy, disaffected young people to work year after year.
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I just take my time and experiment as I'm getting ready; it takes my mind off of the race so I'm not getting antsy or overanalyzing what I need to do on the track.
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Wilde recaptures the California vibe of the Peppers by juxtaposing the band playing around and looking antsy in a wood-paneled Cali home with badass lady longboarders tearing up waterways and showing off scars.
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This moment didn't receive as much public fanfare as the world's first lab-grown burger back in 2013, and perhaps it's because those interested in this technology are getting antsy for it to progress.
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Even Elder Alden Hearst is starting to get antsy, and he's long been a calm, dependable intermediary between his African-American community and the white power structure of the Southern city where he lives.
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Antsy at being sealed off, with no visiting dignitaries and no large crowds, Trump has wondered aloud to aides when life will again return to normal -- not just for the nation, but for himself.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 76% (season 2)What critics said: "The degree to which 'Ozark' slams on the breaks is disconcerting; the downshift in pacing creates an antsy viewing experience that transitions into blandness.
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The crew of a low-budget zombie flick is getting antsy: They're shooting at an abandoned water plant that once hosted military experiments, and the spooky location is a little too on the nose.
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Biden also has dismissed Medicare for All as unrealistic — a play for the more moderate voters who might be antsy about universal health care or leaving a private insurance program or doctor they like.
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" Don't be an anxious passenger "My fiancée does this all the time, she's a little antsy and if she sees something she'll gasp and [it] scares me and makes me jump and slam the brakes!
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The engagement graph feature could make creators feel more comfortable filming slow build-ups to big climaxes, because viewers can peek to see that something special is coming up and zip there if they're antsy.
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Washington (CNN)The anti-immigration world was getting antsy, but Wednesday the Trump administration delivered executive orders that lay the groundwork for building that wall and set the stage for more deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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That used to be 14 days, and now it is conveniently a month, right around the same time users might be getting antsy that hackers were able to get past the site's core security measures.
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In January 2017, people were antsy about the Chinese photo-editing app Meitu, which also had a fairly racist "hot" filter and was full of code that could pull sensitive identifying data from users' phones.
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It seems strange to remember now, but the first 30 minutes were actually spent discussing new iTunes ads and on the original Apple TV. Sitting on my couch, I remember getting antsy—come on already!
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The showing I had just left was one of the earliest available for the movie, which debuted this weekend, and I was a little antsy about how many people would actually show up for it.
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Some Republicans, antsy about the energy on the left heading into midterms, say Congress needs to pass more conservative legislation this year to bolster the case for why voters should keep the GOP in office.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio).
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I felt too antsy to watch a movie, too upset to sleep, too compulsively pressed toward productivity to simply sit and stare at the purple jacaranda petals falling like rain from trees in the garden.
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I felt too antsy to watch a movie, too upset to sleep, too compulsively pressed toward productivity to simply sit and stare at the purple jacaranda petals falling like rain from trees in the garden.
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The 29-year-old Bachelor contestant and Bachelorette front woman used to be a lawyer, and and is now binging Law & Order: Special Victims Unit is making her especially antsy to get back into the courtroom.
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"I know some of you are antsy to get back to Iowa — I've been there," he said at the start, acknowledging that the political focus is on the state, which holds the country's first nominating caucuses.
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The Taliban gets antsy During these meetings with Taliban negotiators, the US carved out key non-negotiables: stop fighting, break away from Al-Qaeda and support the Afghan constitution (including increased rights for women and girls).
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Swing-seat Republicans squirm over GOP tax plan: Republicans are feeling antsy over a key provision in their tax plan that could put some of the party's most vulnerable members in the House in deeper jeopardy.
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As an antsy 19-year-old with felonious ambitions, he headed south for Ventura, where, as he alighted from a Greyhound bus, he was arrested on charges of stealing a car from his hometown country club.
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Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinWhite House, Senate reach deal on trillion stimulus package Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Senate fails to advance coronavirus stimulus bill for second time in two days MORE (W.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (Ohio) and Sen.
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After failing to come up with some sort of toy fad theme, I thought about a fishing spinner and how it'd be silly to clue a fidget spinner as a lure to catch an antsy fish.
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Of course the definition of the term "shortly" changes when you're antsy for more Rose family drama, so perhaps the best way to predict its arrival to the streaming world is to look to the past.
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While some Senate Democrats are starting to get antsy over the delay in an impeachment trial, the speaker has remained steadfast that she won't transmit the articles until she sees the Senate GOP's impeachment trial rules.
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Whether you're going on vacation somewhere tropical, or just feeling understandably antsy about the warmer weather on the horizon, a fresh coat of polish on your toenails will get you excited to slip your feet into sandals.
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There is nothing bitter or sweet about this antsy, unnamable biomorph; refusing to stay put in its own painterly space, it reels like a drunk into ours — willfully rude and buoyantly playful, a jolt of unalloyed energy.
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But now, a full five days after the Mavic Pro was set to start shipping (and three days before the Karma is set to take flight), early adopters are getting antsy waiting for the drone to arrive.
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Under pressure from an antsy Trump looking to score a big political victory, Republican leaders tried again last week, hoping to to get to 216 votes ahead of the President's symbolically important 1303-day mark in office.
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Well, if you're cool with the possibility of annoying the crap out of neighboring coworkers, this under-desk elliptical on Amazon could be your solution to feeling antsy — and could burn some calories while you're at it.
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The scene, like the art world itself, is a pure cliché: Champagne-serving waiters, an air-kissing hostess, a Christopher Wool word-painting on the wall, and an antsy, importunate artist in residence pitching his latest product.
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When Mohammed began receiving revelations from God (he received his first one about five years after the incident with the Black Stone) and preaching his message of monotheism, the rich Qurayshi merchants started getting a little antsy.
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At the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, N.Y., in 2008, thousands of antsy shoppers shattered the sliding glass doors at a Walmart store and stampeded inside, injuring 11 people and fatally trampling a worker, Jdimytai Damour.
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This is probably more due to an antsy 20-year-old trying to make a play than a tactical decision from Lakers head coach Luke Walton, but it hints at a reality many thought we'd never see.
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And as it stands now, that means any of the major Season 4 theories in circulation could turn out to be the accurate one (or ones) making Levy and his fellow Stranger creators, Matt and Ross Duffer, antsy.
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And while Zeke erred by playing a bit too antsy after the merge and left himself devoid of any true allies in the process, it's that restlessness and refusal to settle that makes him so exciting to watch.
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There are a few very good reasons why waiting for a quick reply from your crush makes you feel as antsy as you do scrolling and re-scrolling through Instagram, waiting for photos of Beyoncé's twins to surface.
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I like the Eureka Ergonomic High-Back Mesh Office Chair because its sturdy frame can support up to 275 pounds, the seat tilts 120 degrees, and I don't start to get antsy or sore during marathon writing sessions.
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"In the last five or six months, I was really feeling antsy to drop something because after touring with Chance for the last couple years, I just never had this outlet to make instrumental music," he said excitedly.
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Darnold knew that timing was key because his linemen can get a little antsy looking out the corners of their eyes to see him raise his right leg or the center to snap the ball back to him.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) said on the floor.
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Of course, the entire sports world is getting antsy with the coronavirus scare preventing athletes from competing ... but some tennis lovers have gotten creative -- remember the people who hung outside their windows to volley a bit earlier this month??
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" Last night, the Post additionally reported that House Democrats, at the behest of antsy freshmen, plan to review that evidence mostly in "closed-door interviews" with, in the words of one senior Democratic aide "very few hearings, if any.
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This didn't take forever, but it was just long enough for me to get antsy—after all, I was eager to see if I could get this meal cooked in about a half-hour even if the ingredients were cooked separately.
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"I know some of you are antsy to get back to Iowa," he said near the beginning of his speech, a wink to the crowd of candidates hungry to take his job, some of whom are currently serving in the Senate.
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Satanists Jeff (Evan Peters) and Mutt (Billy Eichner) are excited about the arrival of the antichrist, but are more than a little antsy for Michael (Cody Fern) to get to the business of bringing about the end of the world.
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At one point, a somewhat antsy Mr. Smith popped out of his seat and seemed to be headed backstage, perhaps to get things started, before returning to his seat and exclaiming "Welcome to Chanel," as the crowd around him laughed.
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Snow White turns not only to the dwarfs, who here have names like Dumpy, Antsy and Surf and Turf, but also to young audience members, who will help recite spells, provide directions and even go onstage to assist in the adventure.
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Remember, if you have a passport or other TSA-approved documents, there's really no rush to get in line for a Real ID. But if you're antsy to get one early, the best thing to do is to make a reservation.
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We know, however, that Paul has no money, and the cocaine dealers — who run their operation in the back of the restaurant where Paul often exchanged his paintings for a bite to eat — are getting antsy for the $6,000 they're owed.
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She has delayed doing so in an attempt to negotiate with Senate Republicans over what the trial will look like, though the tactic hasn't yet won the Democrats any concessions, and some in her party are starting to get antsy.
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He built and renovated his entire house, fixes old lawn mowers and sells them, does all his own car work and loves to fish When he visits my house in the suburbs, he gets antsy just sitting around for too long.
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GRAB THE LEASHES Boo-T and Coco are antsy to get out when we're up, so before anything else, we throw on gym clothes and take them for a walk along the Brooklyn waterfront, which is right by our apartment.
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That real-world-rooted sense of unease (which frankly might play a bit differently with audiences in the wake of the U.S. election) prompts the military, embodied by some pretty stock characters portrayed by Forest Whitaker and Michael Stuhlbarg, to become increasingly antsy.
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I mean, I definitely would get a little antsy from time to time because, you know, lots of testosterone in the house and the whole nature of the environment of 30 guys trying to earn the affection and feelings from one woman.
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Success for Indiana is all relative, but the Hoosier faithful was undoubtedly antsy this past fall for more N.C.A.A. tournament success, given that the team had tumbled out of the tournament in the first round last season after missing it altogether in 2014.
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Donald Trump's brain-bleedingly bad last few days have already prompted some prominent Republicans to lodge their support behind Hillary Clinton, and senior party officials are reportedly getting antsy to explore what other options they have in case Trump throws in the towel.
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And of course there is the self-driving car, which, in addition to making roads safer, is supposed to help manage freeways by smoothing human flaws — like a tendency to engage in antsy braking and sudden lane changes — that make traffic worse.
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Even the kids in attendance during an advance screening seemed notably antsy, perhaps because of the semi-arid stretches between the big slapstick and vaguely naughty sight gags that the gibberish-spouting Minions in particular provide, including a peculiar foray that lands them in prison.
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"Arrival" keeps reminding us that the world's leaders are getting antsy, and that certain American soldiers believe that interplanetary diplomacy would be aided by a well-aimed bazooka, but at its heart it is a reflective, play-like drama set in a makeshift military compound.
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Citigroup, which has taken hits for returns that have lagged behind its big-bank peers, has been digging deep to jump-start revenue growth and deliver for investors, some of which have been getting antsy for a jolt to the bank's stubborn stock price.
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It was finally time for Anderson to serve for the victory, and though he missed a low forehand volley into the net on the first point, with the crowd antsy, he pulled himself together remarkably to win the next four points and the match.
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Mickey, restless and antsy after giving up all her favorite vices, decides that the best way to say goodbye to her past life is to gift a particularly good batch of magic mushrooms she finds buried in the back of her freezer to her friends.
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I get antsy when I can't connect to wifi on my laptop at a coffee shop or an airport, whether I need it or not, to the point where I'll consider getting up and finding a new spot where I'll be able to get back online.
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On the user privacy front, few things have made Oculus users more antsy than the belief that the company was using the rich data it gathered, including data related to how users physically moved their bodes while inside VR, to help Facebook target advertisements to users.
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"It's a flight or flight hormone; when you are excited or fearful, it increases heart rate and directs blood flow to the muscles, which may make children more antsy and have the urge to keep moving, so you may be perceiving that as hyperactivity," King said.
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BEN RATLIFF "Elevator Operator" was a standout track from Courtney Barnett's acclaimed 2015 debut, "Sometimes I Sit and Think and Sometimes I Just Sit" — a short story in the form of a three-minute rock tune, with a beat that feels both antsy and stuck in place.
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The deal does not bring in new money for the company but rather allows employees and investors to get some cash for their stock even as the company remains private, a sign that Uber management is trying to appease long-time shareholders antsy for a payout.
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This universal lull is about the time the antsy Type A inside of us all itches to start goal-setting for 2019, but before you start spending all your Visa gift cards on notebooks, try taking a moment to reflect on the year that's quickly coming to a close.
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While sportswriters and fans inevitably exalt the player's dominance and measure them against the greatest players in history, those same sportswriters and fans also exhibit an antsy urge to find the next greatest player: the up-and-comer who can challenge — and even beat — the sport's current leader.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) pointed out that the Senate bill already includes a massive expansion of unemployment benefits.
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I get antsy, stressed and have trouble sleeping if I don't exercise at some point during the day, which means I'm typically speedwalking to the train most nights to make it to CrossFit on time, or spending my Sunday mornings on a long run to train for my next race.
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If the first four episodes had entirely stuck with the New York tech-experiment, the Black Lodge, and wherever Dale Cooper went, I'd be antsy to check back in with the Twin Peaks characters we know and love, but I'd also assume Lynch was waiting until the story organically returned there.
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It needs to tease the crowd's emotions, so the best match happens at the right moment: if it's too late or too spread out, the crowd gets antsy; if it's too early or too packed together, the crowd is unable to sustain the cheers over the length of a show.
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Since 2628, three pairs of national-stage newcomers have faced off; for example, one pair was Senator Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineSenate on cusp of coronavirus stimulus deal after agreements in key areas Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Who should be the Democratic vice presidential candidate?
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) want to change the Senate's rules to allow for remote voting during a national crisis.
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While this could be good for those who don't have the time to constantly scroll through a dating site and are looking for more of a matchmaker service, those who have grown accustomed to filling the time with swiping through an app in search of a date may become a bit antsy.
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Their exploits may have seemed like ancient history to Benton and Newman, but they also knew that you didn't have to squint very hard to see the parallels between Bonnie and Clyde and the antsy youth of the '235s who were beginning to get swept up in what would soon become the counterculture.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) are proposing a rules change to allow for the Senate to vote remotely during a national crisis.
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Traveling with a dog does not mean early access to the train or a preferred seat, but it was still far easier to board a train than a plane: there was no juggling an antsy pup, a suitcase and shoes — while hoping no one asks you to put the dog on the X-ray belt.
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The first time I watched this episode, I was pretty fixated on the damn hole — despite what Todd has long said about Americans premieres and their season-foreshadowing sequences, at basically 10 minutes long, this one initially left me antsy as to what "Amber Waves" was setting us up for in the episodes to come.
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I always think those shows are too long because I feel when you are sitting there with a movie you don't want the audience to sit that long in the theater because you think just sheer sitting, they are going to want to get up, so that was the only thing that made me antsy.
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The album's centerpiece, "Basquiat," a feathery cloud of exhaustion and menace, slowly creeps over antsy bass, fluid squiggles of guitar serving as textual frames rather than melodic elements, and a hushed drum track that patters and hops and taps its feet at double-time in contrast to the slow overall beat, growing tenser and airier throughout.
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On a practical level (I know you can only dwell on feelings for so long before you get antsy, Capricorn), redecorating your home is a fantastic way to work the Venus in Aries vibes, as is connecting with your inner domestic deity or working out issues with your landlord or roommates: Venus knows how to charm everyone.
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In the course of the interview, the reporter, displaying either a tremendously canny knowledge of the topic that would get C.J. antsy, or a profound ignorance of the topic that would make him look kind of bad, asked C.J. about the era of the super team, and if he or other players would be keen to join them.
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Nintendo investors got antsy when the company explained that it isn't making as much money from Pokémon Go as many first thought, but, even if just a small portion of users buy a Plus then that'll be more money in the bank — and that's not even mentioning the lucrative in-app purchases and "sponsored locations" like McDonald's in Japan.
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She's supposed to lie motionless in her sleeping bag for another 10 minutes before collecting a second sample, but she's antsy to get her day started; even in all her layers inside the sleeping bag, she's freezing, and she could be preparing her gear for the day's departure, melting ice into water for coffee and breakfast, or, more urgently, emptying her bladder.
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Labor Secretary Eugene ScaliaEugene ScaliaSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats balk at ,85033 rebate checks in stimulus plan Democratic senators call on OSHA to issue Emergency Temporary Standard for workers due to coronavirus outbreak MORE told Democratic senators Friday morning there are a variety of technical challenges to ramping up unemployment benefits as sharply as Democrats are advocating.
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CNN's Kevin Liptak and Dana Bash reported Wednesday that the President is antsy because he feels let down by his lawyers' promises that the Russia probe would be done by now, a demonstration of how special counsel Robert Mueller darkens each day at the White House and leaves Trump furious at what he sees is an unfair attempt to delegitimize his election win.
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The opening noises of "A More Perfect Union," sounding like an antsy orchestra tuning up for a performance and backing Lincoln's "Lyceum Address," was the perfect tease for the explosion of drums and guitar, the eventual emergence of Stickles' snarl—now more confident and angry than before, a guttural summoning from a previously untapped well—and a level of songwriting the band had previously failed to display.
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Maybe it was the smiling joggers who came out of hibernation to race alongside the Hudson River as the weather thawed after a brutal winter; maybe it was the promise (after promise after promise) from Maurice that he wouldn't laugh at me for my low speed or flailing form — but one day I was feeling antsy, and I wanted to see if I could maybe, sort of survive a light jog.
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A Senate GOP aide familiar with the talks said Democrats wanted Secretary of Labor Eugene ScaliaEugene ScaliaSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats balk at ,200 rebate checks in stimulus plan Democratic senators call on OSHA to issue Emergency Temporary Standard for workers due to coronavirus outbreak MORE to draft a new Occupational Safety and Health Administration standard for hospital workers in an extremely compressed period of time. Sen.
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"Filling the Republican seat while leaving the Democratic seat vacant is not in keeping with the longstanding practice of this committee or the need to keep the commission bipartisan," said Senate Energy and Natural Resources committee ranking member Joe ManchinJoseph (Joe) ManchinWhite House, Senate reach deal on trillion stimulus package Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Senate fails to advance coronavirus stimulus bill for second time in two days MORE (D-W.
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More: Paul's diagnosis sends shockwaves More from the Senate: Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Grants for airlines on the table, despite criticism of bailouts McConnell excoriates Democrats over stimulus demands Romney urges against Mormon families gathering at airport to pick up missionaries Klobuchar says her husband tested positive for coronavirus SPONSORED CONTENT - PCMA Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are committed to making sure that the patients we serve can access needed medications safely.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharHillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 10M masks State AGs urge online retailers to crack down on coronavirus price gouging Biden's general election strategy comes into focus MORE (D-Minn.), Gary PetersGary Charles PetersSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Hillicon Valley: Twitter targets coronavirus misinformation | Facebook bans sanitizer, virus test ads to prevent price gouging | DHS defines critical jobs during outbreak | Remote working apps surge Senators urge FCC to ensure all students have access to internet during school closures MORE (D-Mich.) and Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats fume over GOP coronavirus bill: 'Totally inadequate' Hillicon Valley: Twitter targets coronavirus misinformation | Facebook bans sanitizer, virus test ads to prevent price gouging | DHS defines critical jobs during outbreak | Remote working apps surge MORE (D-Mont.) emphasized the importance of K-12 students currently studying from home having access to the internet.
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Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharHillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 85033M masks State AGs urge online retailers to crack down on coronavirus price gouging Biden's general election strategy comes into focus MORE (D-Minn.), Gary PetersGary Charles PetersSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Hillicon Valley: Twitter targets coronavirus misinformation | Facebook bans sanitizer, virus test ads to prevent price gouging | DHS defines critical jobs during outbreak | Remote working apps surge Senators urge FCC to ensure all students have access to internet during school closures MORE (D-Mich.) and Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterSome Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Democrats fume over GOP coronavirus bill: 'Totally inadequate' Hillicon Valley: Twitter targets coronavirus misinformation | Facebook bans sanitizer, virus test ads to prevent price gouging | DHS defines critical jobs during outbreak | Remote working apps surge MORE (D-Mont.) emphasized the importance of K-12 students currently studying from home having access to the internet.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Senators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-Ill.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) advocated on the floor on Thursday to allow senators to use remote voting during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Senators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-Ill.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) also reupped their push for the Senate to adopt remote voting, something McConnell has objected to so far.
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Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Senators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-Ill.), the second-ranking Senate Democrat, and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) introduced a resolution on Thursday that would allow senators to vote remotely in the event of a national crisis.
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Sens. Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinLegal immigrants at risk of losing status during coronavirus pandemic Senate rejects GOP attempt to change unemployment benefits in coronavirus stimulus bill Senators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic MORE (D-Ill.) and Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSenators pen op-ed calling for remote voting amid coronavirus pandemic Some Democrats growing antsy as Senate talks drag on Coronavirus stimulus talks hit setback as crisis deepens MORE (R-Ohio) penned an op-ed Tuesday calling for remote voting to protect their fellow lawmakers amid the coronavirus pandemic Tuesday.
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