They were attached to me because I was attached to Viki.
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But Howell's fame isn't attached to his birth name; it's attached to his YouTube username.
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Not only you're attached to it, loads of people around the world are attached to it.
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We like them because they're attached to us, and as a result, we become attached to them.
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There's a stigma attached to it just like there was some halo attached to being a unicorn.
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It is, especially when you write melodies that you're really attached to, or feel attached to those frequencies.
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The P. xerothermodurans samples will be attached to thin, aluminum "coupons" and attached to the outside of the balloons.
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People obviously get very attached to their pets, but they also get attached to simple machines with lovable faces.
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This offer was attached to my Amex Platinum card, though you could see it attached to another Amex card.
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VESper works in device pairs, with one attached to the intake of the ventilator, and another attached to the return.
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A joint statement said the settlement will not have confidentiality agreements or non-disclosure agreements attached to the settlement attached to them.
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Attached to the fishing line is a fish, and attached to the fish is a snake helping himself to an easy meal.
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Attached to these beams will be flexible solar arrays that unfurl at the same rate, attached to the rigid structures of the beams.
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I just assume that it doesn't have a bunch of baggage attached to it, [except] it has lots of baggage attached to it.
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The "golden bullets" attached to it were actually Gucci Beauty lipsticks, which were also attached to arm cuffs, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Two Sprites are currently attached to satellites, and four are in a deployer attached to one of the satellites to be released later.
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The three-car garage attached to the original barn, which is attached to the pool house, still holds Mr. Mengoni's red 1988 Ferrari.
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The company is attached to it — the family is attached to it… but I think Ford Motor Company will look very different 10 years from now.
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Attached to the back of the platform is a robotic arm that can extend forward and backward and has a suction pump attached to its end.
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"The leadership gap between Deloitte and our competitors [will] continue to grow because people feel attached to the program, they feel attached to their peers," Miller said.
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Cher, she said, once won a game of "Tampax Toss," bouncing a tampon attached to a Super Ball through a vintage toilet seat attached to a yucca plant.
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I get the blue sheet attached to it, which is the form I'm supposed to fill out with all this stuff and his résumé attached to the top.
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And when it comes to the question of attachment, we are not just speaking of how names are attached to places, but how humans become attached to places.
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This technology involves transferring audio voltage to a magnet attached to a voice coil which is attached to a speaker diaphragm that vibrates to blast tunes into your ear.
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Malcolm pointed to attendees wearing lanyards attached to event ID cards and joked that some of the people populating the rooms should have their resumes attached to the lanyard.
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There's a whole crew of people who were attached to Roy Cohn, attached to, actually, Richard Nixon and his campaign, including Paul Manafort, one of Trump's top aides now.
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The job is to be attached to a place as one is attached to a self: not looking past its flaws, but literally unable to imagine life without it.
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So it's important for me to keep listening to this generation of police officers who grew up attached to their cellphones and attached to Facebook and Snapchat and Instagram.
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" JV: "I'm ridiculously attached to my parents' old sweats.
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Whether they're attached to clothing as an accent feature ...
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Yeezy was attached to a cable ... he's no fool.
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Each little bump is attached to a magnet; the magnet is always attached to one of two steel layers, and can be switched by running a current briefly through an adjacent coil.
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You're not guaranteed to see Chase Offers attached to your Chase account, but if you have multiple Chase cards, you will likely have offers attached to at least some of your cards.
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On the second day, I slid into the M.R.I. machine; probes were attached to my left hand to measure my pulse and sweat, and a shock device was attached to my right.
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And so it has been attached to other funding bills, and until we repeal it, which is what I am in favor of, it will be attached to federal government funding bills.
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I saw this offer attached to the Platinum Card® from American Express when I logged in to my account, but you could see it attached to a different card in your account.
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Most American Jews say they feel emotionally attached to Israel.
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You were practically attached to your bike as a kid.
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Your two best training partners are attached to your ankles.
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There are many origin stories attached to the cartel's name.
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We are just utterly attached to all of our devices.
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It even has a bottle opener attached to its cap.
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You were attached to this before even Paul Verhoeven was.
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A BevMo attached to a Whole Foods does well. Why?
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Empire writer Malcolm Spellman has been attached to the project.
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Or you might overpay for something that you're attached to.
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"Trump isn't attached to this," wrote a user called MichiganMaga313.
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Blomkamp was also attached to direct an adaptation of Halo.
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"There's a lot of stigma attached to famousness," she said.
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We got the birthday card, attached to the weed bouquet.
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Sometimes the eggs are attached to the male's tail instead.
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"There's a lot of emotion attached to Palmyra," Stephens said.
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Stuff you needed to know, it's attached to the story.
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A Monster Calls director J.A. Bayona is attached to direct.
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Tiny letters attached to someone whose face you can't see.
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But Bryant's legacy is permanently attached to this year's squad.
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The strings attached to the IMF's loan are more conventional.
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That's the gray thing that's always attached to my side.
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Three slightly larger paintings have been attached to the structure.
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The sensor attached to a nerve fiber in a rat.
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The refiner has one crude unit, attached to the VDU.
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"I just get so attached to the instructors, you know?"
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Bixby rides in a basket that's attached to Minnick's bike.
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You shouldn't get too attached to any particular soldier, though.
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But certain days have more specific services attached to them.
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In addition, the stigma attached to aging persists even now.
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So there is no Richard Simmons attached to this podcast.
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Attached to transgender people, that smear travels a great distance.
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"Data obviously has a flywheel attached to it," Hilaly said.
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I totally understand how people become attached to my art.
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There were no specific actions attached to that vague pledge.
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Judges often remain attached to jail terms, or lack discretion.
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"There are no automatic actions attached to them," she said.
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I don't want to be attached to this external thing.
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To hear suspension attached to my name made me outraged.
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The Apple Pencil charges when it's attached to the iPad.
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There is a sense of empowerment that's attached to that.
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They had arms attached to their hands and personalized clothing.
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People attached to small screens they keep in their pockets.
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It has the value that is often attached to grieving.
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I am absolutely thrilled to see Chris attached to this.
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Oh, and there's a motorbike attached to the back too.
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Astronauts then squeeze an inflator bulb attached to the bedpan.
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They would not be attached to the CR, he added.
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The plane is attached to the dolly with four straps.
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People on Twitter are getting strangely attached to Kent's Nalgene.
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I was attached to traditional forms and intent on pleasing.
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It's also expensive, and there's a stigma attached to it.
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It was attached to Ullah with Velcro and zip ties.
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A sack of goon, tastefully attached to a clothing line.
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The hashtags #CommunityPolicing and #StayCommitted are attached to each post.
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How about all the reader comments attached to political articles?
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Bob Goodlatte who had his name attached to both bills.
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I have this offer attached to my Chase Freedom Unlimited.
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Two private guest suites are attached to the main home.
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Our stock cars do not have strings attached to them.
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Their letters to the board were attached to the filing.
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The Sackler family was not specifically attached to those suits.
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"Will wasn't even attached to do the movie," he said.
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Vibrational giving is about the feelings attached to your actions.
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What was he doing that got you attached to him?
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Her leg is actually still attached to her body IRL.
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As long you're not super attached to your tooth enamel.
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Cygnus will spend over a month attached to the ISS.
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The penalties attached to the individual mandate are too weak.
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One of its designs is already attached to the ISS.
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And yes, there are multiple interpretations attached to that phrase.
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Yet it significantly limits the transparency attached to the program.
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Money is more attached to emotions than most people realize.
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A pair of swan boats are attached to the pier.
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Well, the wire securing him was attached to his back.
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This room is attached to the second bedroom behind it.
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I don't think there's a stigma attached to it anymore.
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Neither of us are particularly attached to our own genes.
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Both labels are constantly attached to Trump and his retinue.
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Yet by now, we were attached to the Binder family.
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Outside is the large patio attached to the master suite.
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Yet, there's still a negative connotation attached to this experience.
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Tweens and teens tend to be attached to their gadgets.
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CNN reviewed the lease, which was attached to Minoli's memo.
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There was a series of snapshots attached to the message.
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Some were even attached to bands and worn as bracelets.
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A government study, attached to the agenda of a Sept.
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She felt as if weights were attached to her feet.
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During that campaign Levi was attached to his dad's hip.
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It feels attached to me, almost like a tattoo would.
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Twitter confirmed there is no timeline attached to this project.
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Regardless, each creature has an entire history attached to them.
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The information will also be attached to relevant Instagram hashtags.
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In fact I've never felt more attached to my country.
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And federally funded dollars are attached to the absenteeism rate.
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Suddenly, all his intangible gifts were attached to formidable size.
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Cats are not dogs; cats are attached to a place.
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"People always get themselves attached to the story," Kruse says.
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The lights were attached to the legs of trained pigeons.
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It still works when it's not attached to the screen.
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"Some became extremely attached to their fake babies," she said.
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He was a stump speech attached to a pretty face.
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There's still stigma attached to the whole electronic music thing.
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Though, in the face of rising political risk attached to Facebook's own business and growing controversies attached to various products it offers, the company has reportedly rowed back from offering its 'Free Basics' Internet.
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I AM ATTACHED TO FRENCH PUBLIC SERVICE, I AM ATTACHED TO A FORM OF SOCIAL SECURITY FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE, I AM OBVIOUSLY FOR A FREE ECONOMY, I AM A BIG DEFENDER OF ENTREPRENEURS.
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For the demonstration, the bomber was also outfitted with an inert Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile attached to a pylon, which was attached to one of the original hard points on the plane.
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While I adore Eddie's big, rambunctious family and greatly respect my loving, hard-working in-laws, I initially struggled to feel attached to the Obermueller name because it didn't feel properly attached to my fiancé.
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You were born with two sex toys already attached to you.
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Paltrow is more than just a celebrity attached to the company.
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Season 2 has director Andrea Arnold attached to direct every episode.
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According to fire officials, the cradle is attached to a crane.
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And I think Microsoft enjoyed having me attached to that project.
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Not all of us are as attached to our political identities.
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Cables or "slings" will be attached to the lifting beams. 3.
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The chain is attached to me, meaning I can't lose it.
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Goonies director Richard Donner was originally attached to The Lost Boys.
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Will people want me without my twin attached to my hip?
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That was the last strong memory I have attached to pancakes.
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He's especially attached to our dog, so it's hard to watch.
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I had body cameras attached to my helmet, backpack and chest.
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"They attached to Lacey so quickly," Jeri Dunkin, 62, tells PEOPLE.
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Alexander writes his memoir using a pen attached to a stick.
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There's always going to be a social commentary attached to clubbing.
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Attached to that email was a draft of Flynn's op-ed.
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Jay Carson (House of Cards) is attached to pen the script.
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Essentially, each relationship in Billions is attached to a dangerous weight.
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I'm not sure I've ever felt so attached to a shotgun.
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So far, no writer nor network is attached to the project.
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People get attached to certain ideas and nothing will shake them.
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It's attached to your email address, and can be accessed here.
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No director is attached to the film yet, New Line said.
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The photo attached to the profile in question is unmistakably Chad.
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Attached to the bed is a Quran and a prayer rug.
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Yet some frills could be attached to make either more appealing.
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The glove, he says, was attached to a large plastic bottle.
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" But the family grew attached to it, like "an annoying pet.
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He's more attached to... being on television for years to come.
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How'd you get attached to the project in the first place?
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This usually goes on a post-it attached to her coffee.
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The neglect stems partly from the stigma attached to mental disorders.
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Have you ever gotten emotionally attached to anyone you've shot with?
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Obama's popularity among Democrats seems intimately attached to the President himself.
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These are some of the labels attached to the F-35.
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Plus, I don't see how you get that attached to it.
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Red Carpet interview with a blue fan attached to her iPhone.
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L'Oreal previously introduced a similar sensor that attached to your fingernail.
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Now, the little sloth is here and very attached to mom.
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Baby Future is attached to her and a super smart kid.
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That exposure comes with some mighty fine ROI attached to it.
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You recharge the case with a cable attached to the wall.
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The devices were also attached to hard hats for construction workers.
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I never get too attached to one deal or one approach.
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Two of the IEDs were attached to cars on the range.
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A knife and 250 mm handgun were attached to her belt.
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She had the python bone attached to existing snake-shaped earrings.
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The reader comments were attached to her tweets as cropped photos.
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Plus, who doesn't love a rainbow flag attached to a clarinet?
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He's still in an emergency unit attached to an IV drip.
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The extension does collect anonymized data attached to a unique identifier.
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We still need to break stigmas attached to mental health issues.
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"Travis is very attached to his idea of honor," Curtis shared.
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The screen is attached to the now-classic Yoga "Watchband" hinge.
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Why I Did It: I'm very emotionally attached to my hair.
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After all, they're "attached" to a desktop computer that never moves.
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Docs show Campbell's real name is attached to his arrest records.
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"And my neck's attached to a wall up here," she says.
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The remaining seven ministers are not attached to any political movement.
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Like a romanticism attached to addiction and struggles with mental health.
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One is attached to the inside rim of the big wheel.
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"There was guilt attached to it," she says of the heirlooms.
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It does not, after all, have a stick attached to it.
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The patent is attached to it, and can't be easily copied.
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It's essentially a Swiss army knife attached to the elephant's face.
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But there's always fear attached to reaching into a black hole.
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But the stigma attached to the romance and erotica genres remains.
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They are very attached to one another, interacting and playing constantly.
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A QR code is attached to the door of each apartment.
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There's a lot of street cred attached to possession of firearms.
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In tight quarters, the camera was attached to a performer's mouthpiece.
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Each rider has a number plate attached to his seat post.
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It is attached to technology in large entities, pharmaceuticals and devices.
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Its tentacles span the globe through operatives usually attached to embassies.
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The donor's head's blood vessels were later attached to the recipient's.
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Soon I was sleeping with the apparatus attached to my temples.
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Plus, there's no identify information attached to the AI-generated images.
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Parking is in a garage bay attached to the studio building.
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Bump-fire stocks are attached to the receiver of the rifle.
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Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds are also attached to the movie.
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Blocks can be attached to one another to quickly produce structures.
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Whatever antisocial stigma remains attached to solo moviegoing is slowly dissolving.
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The "golden bullets" attached to it were actually Gucci Beauty lipsticks.
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"The clientele are very, very attached to this place," Culton said.
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Why do people get attached to the homes of TV characters?
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Only one occurrence has a definitive date attached to it: Sept.
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And it helps to have a screening attached to the appetizers.
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However, the cap is attached to the property, not the owner.
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A workshop and saddle storage area is attached to the house.
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A memo Manafort received was attached to the court filing Wednesday.
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EXCLUSIVE to Deadline:Chris Pineis attached to play iconic CBS newsmanWalter CronkiteinNewsflash.
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Don't get too attached to this guy – his subplot goes nowhere.
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And all of it can be attached to the reconciliation bill.
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The status quo it's attached to has left so many behind.
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My hands were tracked with a Leapmotion attached to the headset.
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"I've always been attached to different types of language," says Durant.
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Today, another big name is getting attached to the project: Virgin.
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Attached to the email were drawings of Otto's lidar circuit board.
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In this tiny house, the toilet is attached to the door.
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Winkler worked through dozens of legal disputes attached to the project.
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But even rock collection has a wild story attached to it.
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You are still attached to the world, yes, but barely so.
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A lock is attached to connect it to a bike rack.
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Yes, conditions need to be attached to any federal aid packages.
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Attached to the email were drawings of Otto's LIDAR circuit board.
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Kaitlyn, you were attached to the project for about three years.
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Mr. Pearson said he doesn't usually get attached to his cattle.
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That's only troubling if I am so attached to my reputation.
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And my mouth is attached to a gay woman of color.
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Buttons are attached to bins that store disposable equipment like gloves.
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The other part is an electronic component attached to the skin.
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A working excavator is attached to the side of the box.
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Also attached to a strap on his chest was an iPhone.
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There may also be separate cultural stigmas attached to seeking therapy.
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Patrick: They made a JRPG that is attached to this [ring].
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Water is a simple molecule — two hydrogens attached to one oxygen.
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One of the words perhaps most attached to her is manicured.
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It's probably the last videogame I was ever really attached to.
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It's exactly what you're thinking: a screen attached to a headband.
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There were specific clicks and plinks attached to certain flashing lights.
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The tools had long wooden handles attached to jagged steel claws.
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Cameras attached to the cars helped capture the movie&aposs action.
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There was basically a whole social network attached to that thing.
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There are no writers attached to the project yet, Variety said.
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They didn't understand, however, how IL-23 attached to these cells.
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The Warmmuffs are easily attached to the stroller handle with velcro.
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They wore cargo chutes extended on rods and attached to backpacks.
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Crew members pushed her stretcher onto brackets attached to the vehicle.
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The use of safety harnesses attached to the cables is optional.
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Done. Is the candidate attached to some issue I care about?
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Crew Dragon will spend five days attached to the space station.
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He entered a van with a ladder attached to its roof.
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It was attached to a traumatically amputated hand, according to Walton.
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Such growth comes with a price-tag attached to it, clearly.
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Instead, he can work with all and be attached to none.
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Private rear decks are attached to the second and third floors.
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The belfry — the tower attached to the church — has three levels.
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It will help you not get over-attached to your ego.
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There was no recorded vote attached to Monday night's unsigned order.
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There is even a fanciful bench attached to complete the ensemble.
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Because who knows what they can have attached to them, right?
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The appliqués can be custom-made and attached to any piece.
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It's basically a plastic neck brace attached to a Velcro scarf.
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JS: There's always been so much shame attached to the body.
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There is still a stigma attached to getting help for addiction.
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He is a gentle boy and very attached to his mother.
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I am a minimalist, so I don't like owning many things and being attached to them, but then the oxymoron is that if you don't own much, you get attached to what little you do have.
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The larger, which has an open plan with room for sleeping and seating areas, is attached to the main house but entered separately from the patio; the smaller studio-style suite is attached to the garage.
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Click here to view original GIFLook, I'm sure a large team of well-trained ropework professionals have decided that ski jumping while attached to a bungee line, attached to a zipline, is a safe thing to do.
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I wasn&apost attached to a certain way of thinking or doingWhat&aposs more, because I didn&apost know much about traditional marketing and sales, I wasn&apost attached to a specific way of marketing or selling.
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Attached to these instruments, DARKNESS could yield significant breakthroughs in exoplanet detection.
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But digging will soon show whether it is attached to a skeleton.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)That's a T7 attached to the 470EX-AI.
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Do you feel particularly attached to any of the movies you've written?
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It will then be attached to a barge and towed to shore.
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This woman was so clearly attached to her son, her only child.
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It will remain there, attached to the Tranquility module, for two years.
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Imagine Pluto is a man holding a rope attached to a ball.
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So you become very attached to your mother, and that's my case.
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There is a rotating platform with another disk attached to a motor.
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So it's empathetic in the sense that we grow attached to narratives.
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Would we be as attached to our phones as we are today?
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But there have also been real policy changes attached to the talk.
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Also: Young people aren't so attached to the idea of hierarchical leadership.
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There is a stigma attached to mental health issues and suicidal tendencies.
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These electrons then attached to the positively charged spheres, turning them neutral.
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Cyanobacterial cells, seen in the red fluorescent color, attached to rock samples.
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You could navigate to all the other emails attached to that keyword.
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Notably, that report indicated that the Wachowskis weren't attached to the project.
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There should be no financial or repayment "strings" attached to your giving.
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Lindsey Graham but declined to have his name attached to those comments.
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I've also become attached to Blue's Raspberry USB mic for this purpose.
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You may have been attached to a wall, but you were free.
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The problem is that in politics, people get very attached to hope.
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Surely our tales are worthy when they're not attached to systemic victimization.
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That's intentional that you guys don't want your brand attached to that?
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OCO-22018, rather, will be attached to the massive orbiting space station.
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Anything with the label "wedding" attached to it packed an unnecessary premium.
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You get attached to the places where you had your first period.
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A clear watch body case is attached to a flexible fabric patch.
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She's also attached to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe in The Eternals.
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Meanwhile private schools, many of which are attached to churches, have struggled.
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But two brains, with differing appetite levels, attached to the same body?
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But according to scientists, I shouldn't get too attached to this idea.
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Click here to view original GIFRobotic ankles attached to a robotic exosuit.
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Ministers trumpet a new National Economic Crime Centre, attached to the NCA.
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GUY HALLOWESSydney There is also an emotional aspect attached to German exports.
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Fiocruz is a public institution attached to the Brazilian Ministry of Health.
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Women were deeply attached to the feeling, the emotional part of it.
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They could equally well be attached to sperm just before sexual intercourse.
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An electric motor attached to the turbine's gearbox will provide another 1MW.
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Baby Future is attached to her and is a super smart kid.
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They were my prized possession, and I have memories attached to them.
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Who uses alarm clocks anymore when we're all attached to our smartphones?
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I'm more attached to my liver than I am my data, Kara.
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Her name hasn't been attached to any of Trump's more consequential policies.
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" She continued, "One can't stop crying, he's so attached to these animals.
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Gunn is already attached to write and direct the third "Guardians" movie.
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You're looking for the USB port that's attached to a circuit board.
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Aurora engulf the planet, backlighting a Soyuz spacecraft attached to the station.
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Besides, there's no release date attached to the Black Widow film yet.
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According to police, the umbilical cord was still attached to the baby.
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"Ada's literally attached to me most times of the day," says Lauren.
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Finally the strap came free, but it wasn't attached to my luggage.
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A screenshot from the video Samsung attached to the since deleted tweet.
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They also act like mile markers for the cameras attached to spacecraft.
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Everyone is attached to their screens, but specific problems vary by gender.
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The BEAM will be attached to the ISS in the coming months.
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So it makes sense that Roku wants its name attached to HDR.
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Or, in layman's terms, false nails with tiny pens attached to them.
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Meanwhile, a flexible hinge keeps the bumper cover attached to the car.
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They have traditionally been attached to the company and resisted a sale.
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No writer or filmmaker is currently attached to Mattel's latest film project.
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Chances are you'll get attached to Vector's quirky and fun personality quickly.
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Attached to the crib were bars to keep children from climbing out.
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The proposal would be attached to the House GOP crafted budget resolution.
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And that shame had come from the stigma attached to the condition.
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The Hollywood Reporter said no actor was attached to the standalone project.
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Lemmy the man, or the myth, had many stories attached to him.
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"Preemptible local SSDs" refers to local SSDs attached to Google's preemptible VMs.
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Not everyone, but the regular people got an epithet attached to them.
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Or did they only go because The Rock was attached to it?
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You've been attached to this show for years during its developmental stage.
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Success needs to be more comprehensive and attached to something with meaning.
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The Clean Base is a large bin attached to the charging dock.
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Your identity is this made up thing that you're emotionally attached to.
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Twelve-volt starters can struggle, particularly when attached to heavier diesel engines.
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One tent has a big Justin Bieber concert poster attached to it.
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In some cases, the script found booking references attached to real customers.
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Sensors attached to moving machinery can even take measurements on the run.
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Attached to the office is a museum-shrine to Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
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"I would not favor putting any immigration attached to the omnibus," Rep.
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Weight allowances are one of many conditions attached to any particular race.
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Each Tour rider's bike has a transponder attached to the chain stay.
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Never get attached to a one-way approach to closing the deal.
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Attached to the McDonald's was a McCafé with its own separate entrance.
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Because it doesn't have the same implications or incentives attached to it.
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Smart House: A "home of the future" gets attached to its inhabitants.
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Two bags are now attached to her abdomen to drain the bile.
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Ruffles were also attached to the back, and extended like a skirt.
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Finally, we need to defeat the stigma attached to substance-use disorders.
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Just make sure that hand is attached to a licensed medical professional.
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Is it the sex itself, or what may come attached to it?
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Did you have some kind of really great memory attached to it?
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"Lady Gaga is not attached to this project," the rep told Variety.
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Pulling yourself up with 3 big plates attached to your waist ... amazing.
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Also, are you more attached to the job description or the industry?
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Corporate sponsors didn't want their names attached to cheaters, steroids, and doping.
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The motor and gear are on your waist attached to the cables.
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And memories last longer when there are emotions are attached to them.
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Attached to the telegram was a copy of his response to George.
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Sky Dancers, introduced in 1994, were dolls attached to a plastic base.
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The Zuma spacecraft was attached to one of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets.
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With a squeeze, water pools in a dish attached to the bottle.
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Many major buildings and businesses have one, typically attached to a wall.
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"Publishable — but worth it?" read a note found attached to the manuscript.
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The housing authority, in a letter attached to the government's filing, disagreed.
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The rails even allowed for shotguns to be attached to M4 carbines.
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I hope that I can dispel the stigma attached to this condition.
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Another 2104 were still dangling by ropes and attached to one another.
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The feeding tube attached to his stomach was concealed by his clothing.
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It's a very strange comfort blanket, an item I've become attached to.
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Mine just has funky initials and fancy medical jargon attached to it.
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"I'm very attached to my car," she said, now six years later.
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And apparently, like ten hours in, I'm getting attached to fictional characters.
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I became really attached to this one beautiful birch tree in FernGully.
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Saoirse, you had been attached to this film since you were 18.
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Two balconies attached to his apartment were fenced off by metal wiring.
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SpaceShipTwo, attached to a cargo aircraft, took off around 7:15 a.m.
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Attached to the van was a trailer too heavy for the hitch.
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Crusty leather gloves pull on ropes attached to heavy metal cargo containers.
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Complicating the talks are the many strings attached to a potential deal.
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There was some fun attached to it, but she wasn't enjoying it.
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What really differentiates rich democracies is the penalty attached to single motherhood.
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Nick Smith, a naval aviator attached to Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 32.
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Recent terrorist attacks have worsened the stigma attached to immigrants and Muslims.
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The kitchen consisted of a single burner attached to a propane tank.
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The camera, apparently attached to Felipe's cart, rattles as he trudges along.
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"I need a name that no one's completely attached to," she says.
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Some artists have also balked at the security attached to the festival.
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So the progressive nightmare scenario is closely attached to the dream one.
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According to one Trump adviser, there were strings attached to the donation.
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In the tweeted video, the Cybertruck has a rope attached to it.
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Then, too, I wasn't as attached to the place as he was.
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I mount them to a board that's attached to my front porch.
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Identification, lust and maybe some envy have always been attached to term.
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Why can't people just be themselves without a label attached to them?
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Originally, that cable slid freely through plastic sleeves attached to the trusses.
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"From that moment, I've been passionately attached to this sport," he said.
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However, there are no minimum payment amounts attached to trigger the bonus.
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Every play has a potential BUT attached to it at the end.
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The new currency is also attached to a cryptocurrency called the Petro.
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First, a webcam is attached to the car onto the A-pillar.
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The photo, attached to the GoFundMe page, prompted an outpouring of emotion.
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Of note, it does not have a checking feature attached to it.
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Cats are attached to their owners just like dogs are, researchers say.
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"The sleeves are actually attached to the dress," Ms. von Boehm said.
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"My personality is that I get too attached to people," she said.
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"People are very attached to a particular color," he said on Friday.
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I had a tumor removed from my skull, attached to my skull.
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Like the hero it's attached to, Batman's penis has traditionally worked undercover.
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Robin Williams looked whimsical in 1979 with flowers attached to his lapel.
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Issues become more real when there are human faces attached to them.
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However, what I really got attached to with film was the process.
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Or more precisely, there are things that aren't attached to DirecTV Now.
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The measure is not expected to be attached to a short-term spending bill next week, but Alexander is pushing for it to be attached to a long-term funding bill once a deal is reached on that.
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Soon I was running with a Garmin Forerunner 935 on my wrist, an external heart-rate monitor attached to my arm, and little pods attached to my shoes and waistband that measured how balanced I was as I ran.
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So, it has its own history behind it that I'm not attached to.
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A week after their deaths, their bodies were seen attached to bamboo stakes.
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When attached to a tiny wheels, the device powered the wheels using evaporation.
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Nobody who has the words 'first' and 'black' attached to them ever would.
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Once the bracelet is welded on, it's permanently attached to the wearer's wrist.
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Water, if you remember, has two hydrogen atoms attached to an oxygen atom.
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We shouldn't only achieve these measures once they're attached to a body count.
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A rear-view mirror attached to his backpack helps him to avoid obstacles.
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For brand-new viewers, though, welcome aboard; don't get too attached to anyone.
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Entry-level wages attached to these visa applications will also get more scrutiny.
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I didn't want my name attached to this before but now it's time.
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I had squished them, although they were somehow still attached to my head.
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On Tuesday, he was attached to a helium balloon and launched into space.
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This is partly related to the steep price tag attached to the app.
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"Kids who are abused often are very attached to their abusers," says Stevens.
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But the funny part is we have a lavalier microphone attached to us.
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Though unlike the Pen, the Pencil charges when it's attached to its tablet.
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The phone was attached to a hand truck, which would be wheeled to
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It is attached to a St. Petersburg based IP address, the BBC said.
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Jones replaces Natalie Portman, who had been attached to play Ginsburg since 2015.
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"The British are attached to being a great power," Macron said on Wednesday.
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Because of the stigma attached to whistleblowing, anonymity should be granted when possible.
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Luxury hotels often don't want a low room price attached to their names.
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I put on a VR headset that had a camera attached to it.
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Faruqui had a blue sticker printed with "Abdul" attached to her black headscarf.
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Microsoft has sued the Justice Department over gag orders attached to search warrants.
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BEAM, created by Bigelow Areospace, will stay attached to ISS for two years.
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Blackness, especially when attached to a black woman's body, is overwhelmingly gendered masculine.
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It'd be like having a high-end Wacom tablet attached to my laptop.
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Her correspondence with Schmack was attached to a legal motion filed last fall.
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Dr Rühe's nanograsses have water-repellent "blades" attached to thin sheets of silicon.
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I drove it and propelled it, but was not emotionally attached to it.
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The plan may have worked — Wingard is currently attached to Universal's Godzilla vs.
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"I'm not attached to this 'life' so you can't touch me," he wrote.
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That was the first time I'd seen a number attached to the debt.
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And conspiracy theorists are very, very attached to their version of the story.
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There were tubes going into her mouth, medical equipment attached to her head.
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He's also attached to another science fiction film with Tom Cruise, Luna Park.
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Variety reports that Charlize Theron's Cipher also might be attached to the script.
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All kinds of information could be attached to an entry in a blockchain.
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We have to enforce it, there have to be consequences attached to it.
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Attached to its nose and tail are two wings, angled to the horizontal.
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Its wagging feline tail is attached to a 2-pound ball of fur.
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That kindness seemingly led the homeless doggie to become quite attached to her.
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Though Audi's name is attached to the project, Holoride is an independent company.
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The USB stick it's attached to is my favorite one because it's titanium.
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Attached to his email was what he believed to be the upcoming exam.
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It's not just Teddy Roosevelt who has his name attached to this one.
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You can search the tags that might be attached to your account here.
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And they get attached to them, even though we both know they're fictional.
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Master of None co-creator Alan Yang is also attached to the project.
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Photo: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Images2008: A television camera attached to a goal post.
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The needle (or stylus) is attached to a phono cartridge and tone arm.
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"You know, you have been attached to that Gorilla Circuits email," said Alsup.
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Working out when attached to your smartphone with wired headphones is a pain.
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This is the point where people like Halstead are attached to the project.
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Most bidets are standalone, next to a toilet, rather than attached to it.
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"I'm not attached to this 'life' so you can't touch me," he added.
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" Maybe "pointy shawl that looks like an amethyst crystal attached to your body?
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But Kim was too attached to her old staples to throw them away.
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She's the person that we're attached to, so it's her movie, not theirs.
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To be sure, not all Hershey residents are attached to the status quo.
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"She's super open to change and not that attached to anything," Nelms says.
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The post captures the mixed emotions that can be attached to such products.
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The shaker itself looks like a cement mixer attached to a welding table.
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For her, it's the memories attached to the clothing that makes upcycling cool.
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Jones replaces Natalie Portman, who was previously attached to star in the project.
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I don't understand why people want half an iPad attached to their face?
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ECGs measure the heart's electrical activity via a biosensor attached to the skin.
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Witherspoon is attached to star in one alongside Jennifer Aniston for Apple TV.
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It's attached to a dog, which has an unidentifiable quadcopter hovering above it.
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There's even the PCB board: The circuit board the switches are attached to.
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Carias' name is printed on a plastic band attached to his left wrist.
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So anything that's in that vein, you might see me attached to it.
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"We love you Prince!" read a sign attached to one of the bouquets.
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Fletcher says Durkin was attached to 'ANGT' ... but went radio silent in 2015.
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The couple lived there and showered with a hose attached to the dishwasher.
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One of those alternatives would require moving the theater attached to the Garden.
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Underneath, there's a 600cc Suzuki motorcycle engine attached to a go-kart frame.
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So, you know, a lot of people are very attached to their devices.
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She's seen as someone who is nonbiased, not attached to any particular camp.
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A document attached to the Commission's statement showed the capacity was already obsolete.
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Usually, your brain tells the muscles attached to each eye to move together.
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The amount depends on a power rating attached to which character they're playing.
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Each is attached to a spool of white ribbon lest they fly away.
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Less useful was a foil wrap system attached to the exterior of buildings.
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A distant photo with the girl's back turned was attached to the post.
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In Nintendo's case, the headset is intended to be attached to the Switch.
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Macron's not attached to a major party and has never held elected office.
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So you bet he would be attached to this high-tech teddy bear.
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Unfortunately, there is often an unnecessary prejudice attached to career and technical education.
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Neither project is attached to a network or streaming service as of yet.
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And then the final little thing, there's a little audio attached to it.
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Yeah, it's a name attached to a hashtag but that's a number sign.
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"The conversations attached to Quip documents are different than Slack channels," he said.
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Tom is engaged to Shiv and painfully attached to living like the rich.
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No surprise there, given the risk premium attached to investment in emerging markets.
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But the White Helmets had dangerous enemies, most notably those attached to Russia.
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A Moran tug preceded it, attached to the bow by a long rope.
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Aaron. You can identify him by the weapon attached to his one arm.
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Forensic evidence indicates the bombs were attached to the attackers' bodies, Karnavian said.
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Attached to one of the bodies was a sign that said "Munafik" (traitor).
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Attached to thin branches, they are smooth and swollen, like olives before curing.
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It would also escape the stigma typically attached to programs for the poor.
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"I am strongly attached to them, they are like my kids," he said.
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These small cells will be attached to utility poles, buildings, and even homes.
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Schumer said not even Republican leaders want their name attached to the legislation.
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And this time, the wardrobe involved a bong attached to a gas mask.
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And people are paying exorbitant sums to get their names attached to them.
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Once attached to Buddhist shrines, sentos still have a whiff of the spiritual.
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"A lot of women are very attached to their hair," Ms. Jones said.
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You'll also get 10% off at the Opening Ceremony attached to the hotel.
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I put on earbuds attached to my radio when I go to bed.
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"There's a lot of shame attached to people having bed bugs," she said.
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The bicyclist pulled on a sensor attached to the vehicle causing minor damage.
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Considerable emotion is attached to the process of making a garment from scratch.
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Released on Friday, the campaign is attached to no particular season or product.
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For Rousset, though, the values attached to such music have shifted over time.
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"Don't worry so much about money; don't become attached to money," Batali says.
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It's attached to a pair of glasses that contain a tiny video camera.
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Attached to a fire-red plug, this tail lets you play cheetah. Grr!
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"You know, the horse just loves everybody that's attached to him," Sherman said.
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All that potential subtext is attached to a generally evocative item of clothing.
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Does MDMA affect the muscles attached to your eyes and make them wiggle?
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For him, there are no predetermined ideas or assumptions attached to his work.
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Rather than wings, Lima wore a giant blue bow attached to her lingerie.
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" On flexibility: "I never get too attached to one deal or one approach.
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But there's a fair amount of skepticism attached to the event as well.
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Cholesterol is carried in the blood attached to low or high density lipoproteins.
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Attached to the dome is an additional workshop, converted from a sleep container.
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One-hundred paper cones, pre-attached to filters, are loaded into the machine.
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Durant's shoes also sport a tag attached to the back of the heel.
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Sanctions do not work without being attached to a political and diplomatic strategy.
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Some Disney resorts are transitioning to refillable containers attached to the wall, however.
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Who gets to see your de-identified (not attached to your name) information?
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Vokzalna, which is attached to Kiev's main railway station, features a neoclassical frontage.
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To begin with, the president remains only loosely attached to his own team.
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There is no money attached to it, though, nor means to raise any.
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A two-car garage is attached to the left side of the house.
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Even an actor's visa denial became a media opportunity attached to a cause.
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Double makes a telepresence robot, an iPad attached to a nifty, wheeled device.
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Which could certainly enable rich profiles to be attached to single visitors IDs.
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I actually wanted to release my music without my face attached to it.
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So authority in a thing that also has affiliate commerce attached to it?
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Or do they expect to be attached to the modeling industry for life?
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A biogas digester is basically a vat with a pipe attached to it.
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I haven't been overly attached to this particular journey of being an actor.
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In one, they dangled carp eggs attached to green yarn in different lakes.
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There's no social media attached to it, there's no advertising, there's no nothing.
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I think it's okay to have student loan forgiveness attached to certain things.
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He had been serving with the 3rd Squadron, 5th Cavalry, attached to Col.
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The Hawk-Eye system relies on cameras, not chips attached to tennis balls.
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I like that the things I wear have unique memories attached to them.
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How is a writer supposed to reach kids so attached to their screens?
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You set them, and then if nothing's attached to them, what's the point?
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Other reveals involved ratchets and straps attached to the beams of the coop.
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He told her that her name wouldn't be attached to the new account.
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Ms. Griffin-Black seems more attached to the substitute family they have created.
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One of the company's pods is already attached to the International Space Station.
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I own a house with a nice, completely furnished apartment attached to it.
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Why is this person attached to the little 6-year-old's Spotify account?
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C feels attached to the house in a way he can't really articulate.
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Understandably, people are attached to their favorite scenes, lines, and characters from novels.
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No prize money is attached to the events, but there is a reward.
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The house is so old that it had [servant] quarters attached to it.
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An Excel spreadsheet attached to the refrigerator kept the complicated schedule in order.
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I associate the word influencer with a lot of ego attached to it.
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An aluminum awning can be attached to the camper to extend the space.
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There are also bowling balls attached to cables that swing back and forth.
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One woman danced with a baby in a carrier attached to her torso.
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In the three years since her arrival, Joson has become attached to Israel.
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Alaska will soon be the first state permitting consumption lounges attached to dispensaries.
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First, all price-matching policies have a number of rules attached to them.
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Supporters of the ObamaCare payments want language attached to an omnibus funding bill.
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Such fraught symbolism attached to real bodies has proved to be dangerously combustible.
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There was a cringe factor attached to liking something "so foreign," she added.
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Houses of worship are not eligible unless they are attached to such establishments.
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It shows three children running with sheets attached to them, almost like capes.
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Alphabot operates in a 20,000 square-foot facility attached to a Walmart store.
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"All they tell you is, 'Don't get attached to the client,'" Marjorie said.
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These activities are also further gamified with explicit missions attached to completing them.
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I'm sentimentally attached to the Hudson River School, especially Thomas Cole, Frederic Church.
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So I also asked whether this might appear attached to any other cookie.
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NASA tweeted early Sunday that it had attached to the International Space Station.
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Fortunately, the cable was found clinging on, somehow still attached to the ship.
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The airplane struck a carport attached to a single-family home, Brady said.
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"She's super open to change and not that attached to anything," Nelms said.
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Even those most attached to NAFTA agree the pact needs to be updated.
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Sensors attached to the gloves interpret hand movements into speech via an app.
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Singer also remains attached to the upcoming "Red Sonja" project with Millennium films.
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"You're not contacting them because they're attached to a house," Ms. Braddock said.
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They would not be attached to the stopgap continuing resolution (CR), he added.
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From there, NotPetya infected computers across the networks those computers were attached to.
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They're also incentivized to behave because their names are attached to their profiles.
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It, along with the suite it is attached to, costs $7,000 a night.
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While the amendment passed, the larger immigration bill it was attached to died.
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"There's a kind of Protestant-work-ethic guilt attached to skipping," he notes.
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"People can understand probabilities if it's clear what they're attached to," Fischhoff says.
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There's a reason an S is attached to Mary's name in the title.
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Furthermore, why should there be an expectation of privacy attached to public acts?
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No longer does online pornography consumption require personal computers attached to telephone lines.
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The positioning of two amniotic sacs attached to one placenta was the giveaway.
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"What has kept me attached to them is their incredible personality," he said.
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Liv is weird and out of it and skeevily attached to her son.
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There are as many credits scenes attached to Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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These crabs aren't exactly materialistic people, but they're very attached to sentimental items.
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Police said they also found two improvised explosive devices attached to one vehicle.
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Production platforms are permanently attached to the sea floor and cannot be moved.
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A two-page synopsis of the memos was attached to the main report.
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It is suspended, hanging from wires attached to the crossbeams in the ceiling.
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The high-voltage powered boring machines boast a flat, toothed cutting head made of super-hard chromium attached to a propulsion system by a spinning bearing: Imagine a locomotive with a huge, jagged, spinning dinner plate attached to the front.
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In particular, in order to ease the attachment of a hapten to its carrier protein, previous researchers have replaced one of its methyl groups (a carbon atom attached to three hydrogens) with an amide group (a nitrogen attached to two hydrogens).
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As in, fireworks are attached to a wheel (not unlike a windmill) which is attached to a truck which is then all lit at once which is then spun around in circles which then explodes beautifully, shooting fireworks in every direction.
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The Nitetronic Smart Anti-Snore Pillow, $199I have to admit I was intimidated when I realized I'd be sleeping on a pillow attached to a hose attached to what looks like a small vacuum cleaner parked next to my bed.
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"While these panels can produce carbon-free power when attached to a waste-free power when attached to waste heat sources, they can also produce carbon-free power by just sitting on your roof, like a solar panel," he said.
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Some residents with apartments attached to the undamaged risers got their gas back quickly.
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Up until this point, only photos could be attached to locations on Google Maps.
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To get his name out there, no matter what outrageous crap it's attached to.
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In this digital age, more of us are becoming increasingly attached to our smartphones.
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It just has a stigma attached to it, but it's not a big thing.
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In this case, the "big guns" literally referred to the weapons attached to Bayonetta.
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The trainee rat wears a harness with a large-bore spring attached to it.
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Mel Gibson has grown very attached to his beard over the past 18 months.
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"I'm attached to making my own art for sure, it's just who I am."
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A HoloLens is like wearing a heavy set of sunglasses attached to a headband.
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Republicans, at this point, own it because they&aposre the ones attached to it.
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A limpet mine is a type of mine attached to the hull using magnets.
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Looking down, these brains (and their mindless modules) see a body attached to them.
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No matter whom Rose may be attached to, she'll never stop being 100% herself.
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Daron Cruickshank's name is a seal of approval, seldom attached to a boring fight.
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But as is the case with some invasive species, people became attached to them.
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Riley Reyes: There is still a lot of shame and stigma attached to STIs.
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That's a process in itself, because we're so attached to Isle de Jean Charles.
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The second pointer is attached to the first to function, essentially, as its minder.
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The module, known as the BEAM, is currently attached to the International Space Station.
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Like so many events surrounding Tesla, there is already drama attached to autonomy day.
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Night at the Museum director Shawn Levy is currently attached to helm the film.
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Her vintage Chanel dress also had a giant blue gem attached to the bodice.
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"It's attached to the idea of the quality of a lifestyle," Mr. Boyce said.
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It's not clear if there are any terms attached to the $50 million payout.
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Plus, having Sprouse's name attached to the project makes that all the more likely.
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Henry Joost & Ariel Schulman (Paranormal Activity 3, Catfish) are attached to direct the movie.
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It will be attached to an annual spending bill for energy and water programs.
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More often than not, the word "bitcoin" now comes attached to the word "bubble".
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Roger Avary was attached to one version years ago, while HBO and Warner Bros.
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"Right from the start, he just attached to me," he told the news station.
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Rather, they'll have skids attached to the bottom of the fuselage like a helicopter.
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And biometrics do tend to be convenient, given they are attached to each person.
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Extra value was attached to salesmanship and scheming, two of Trump's own principal traits.
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All IKEA chests of drawers are safe when attached to the wall as directed.
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There is no denying that there is a stigma attached to taking topless pictures.
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And hearing that Debbie Reynolds was attached to it, I was like 'I'm in!
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A skateboard is one solid deck, and roller blades are attached to your feet.
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Yet there are also a few failures attached to Jay Z and Roc Nation.
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The other end was attached to a DNA tether with a small plastic bead.
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"Rest in peace Pink Dog," she wrote, attached to a photo of the pooch.
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Ours just happens to have even more Tatooine-like planets attached to multiple stars.
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Humans just love to become overly attached to debates that hold relatively little significance.
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In humans, conjoined twins are identical twins that are physically attached to each other.
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But there's too much going on to grow particularly attached to any of them.
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"Somebody would get too attached to the project and not kill it," one said.
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That suggests that musical fame is actually attached to talent, rather than to hype.
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It gets even more out there, though, because we do get attached to them.
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The temporary conditions attached to the merger do too little to remedy these harms.
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Our demo was on a Samsung Galaxy device attached to an Xbox One controller.
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There's always been a premium price tag attached to the most high-tech phones.
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The Cover Clamp kind of resembles a chip clip attached to an adjustable strap.
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Nowadays, everyone has a very capable camera attached to the smartphones in their pockets.
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The others were hanging from a railing attached to the ceiling, media reports said.
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Patients are attached to tubes and machines and subjected to too many invasive procedures.
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This bothered Carrie profusely (even though she was no longer attached to a body).
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The $120 Power Zoom Adapter attached to the new 18-73mm IS USM lens.
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It makes sense that people got attached to Ghostbusters in all its goofy glory.
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Yet misplaced loyalty and familiarity bias can keep employees attached to their company shares.
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Others drag chariots which are attached to the hooks that pass through their skin.
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If anything, DWA is now too attached to Netflix, according to analyst Jan Dawson.
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Game of Thrones fans know not to get too attached to their favorite characters.
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It was thought a bomb had been attached to the lawmaker's car, he said.
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Orly Fernandez, the nightshift manager, lives in a concrete alcove attached to the garage.
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Reporter Bryan Menegus wishes for an Oral-B electric toothbrush attached to a drone.
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The other end of the rope was attached to a large piece of concrete.
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Be aware that there often are strings attached to your company's educational assistance program.
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Moreover, I feel emotionally attached to it as a relic of a decade lived.
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And each new person attached to a major canon release is under increased scrutiny.
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With a sensor (in de Moor's case, a miniature MultiGAS) attached to a drone.
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That Schiano was simply attached to it at all should have given Tennessee pause.
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These large late-stage deals increasingly come with many strings attached to protect investors.
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Getty; Colleen Kratofil When I say I'm attached to my hair, I mean it.
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Robbie is also attached to star as Barbie in an upcoming live-action movie.
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However, most of these trials are at the very least attached to an IRB.
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Usually, they are attached to a U.S. embassy in a security or advisory role.
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He jumped on a motorcycle attached to rails and zipped out of the lockup.
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And after more than a week with it, I've become attached to a degree.
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It was attached to a GIF of contestant Raven Gates cannonballing into a pool.
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A copy of that memorandum is attached to this e-mail for your convenience.
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But Cummings said in the hearing that there were strings attached to Kline's compliance.
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Each work will be exhibited in the museum, with the dedication attached to it.
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The remote will even control your firestick once its attached to an hdmi port.
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There's a direct-drive electric motor nestled next to it, attached to the crankshaft.
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"I just didn't want to be attached to the whole society system," he recalls.
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Panasonic's demo showcases the display attached to shelving with various home decor behind it.
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Anyway, don't get too attached to him, because nothing good happens to him later.
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Just about everything with wheels will likely have some electric motor attached to it.
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It has an algorithm attached to it that will give us force plate technology.
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By 2012, one particular image of the patch attached to much of the coverage.
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And should the term "feminist" ever be attached to companies, CEOs, or their products?
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The cells attached to the scaffold, forming a new bone identical to the original.
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I had one I attached to my running bag and even light-up shoelaces.
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The scary part: The snake's head wasn't attached to its body when it attacked.
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Even the episode's only tender moment has a bunch of danger attached to it.
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There are two phenomena attached to addiction: one's called tolerance, the other is withdrawal.
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Your equipment is gone, attached to the body that's now turned a shambling corpse.
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Among them are the religious and historical connotations attached to the institution of marriage.
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But those who are sticking with Trump are even more intensely attached to him.
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The tribal identity – sometimes lifelong – attached to teams fosters civic pride and community fun.
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Some of the risks attached to internet use have barely started to be considered.
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Thankfully, much of this fan fiction-worthy cast is still attached to the project.
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Sanford Bishop (D-Ga.) and attached to a proposed Agriculture budget passed 85033-19.
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With another quick Spokeo search, we found the name attached to the phone number.
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Your passport is the set of earphones that you'll find attached to your seat.
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They're then inspected to make sure each part is securely attached to one another.
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They later killed themselves by detonating explosives attached to their bodies, the police said.
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Some have suggested it could be attached to the end of year spending deal.
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Four days after the incident, police tape attached to a rock marked the spot.
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A security official attached to Operation Delta Safe also said the attack took place.
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On the contrary, they are attached to their democratic institutions and the constitutional order.
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His name was attached to a sickening scandal,That shook his serene job security.
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"There's such a stigma attached to illness in general in this culture," she says.
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Attached to the house is a 4,000-square-foot six-bay garage and carport.
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The tiny tot, Patrick Miguel, was attached to Campos-Duffy in a baby carrier.
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" And yet, she added, "you can't be too attached to something that's completely fleeting.
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Put on the earphones attached to your seat and brace yourself to travel far.
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That one salty reaction GIF seems like it's attached to every tweet out there.
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The lease, attached to the memo, gives Pruitt the right to use one bedroom.
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Attached to the bottom of it is an infrared camera that reads heat signatures.
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But as my sister was not attached to hers, I decided to sell it.
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Students grow and hatch baby oysters that are then attached to the cleaned shells.
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From there, the strap is attached to the watch face in the finishing room.
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Advisory fees attached to global M&A deals fell 2 percent to $27 billion.
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It's that the music precedes and becomes one with the character it's attached to.
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Last September, Alison Habbal was diagnosed with breast cancer attached to her right nipple.
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Leave the eyes, as this will keep the tentacles attached to the head. 2.
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She was also attached to the life of comfort that she'd managed to build.
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And isn't there something poetic about a barbecue joint attached to a hardware store?
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"I'm really attached to characters, because [the players] really attach to them," Mitton said.
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And, will she receive adequate maternity leave from whatever project she's currently attached to?
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Attached to the text was a grainy photo he had taken of the screen.
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We're attached to that self, because the entirety of our experience passes through it.
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Schoen, however, thinks that explicit funding allocations should have been attached to the bill.
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Hugo blasts music through some huge speakers he's attached to a couple of trees.
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The white room attached to a swing arm that connected it to the spacecraft.
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Weaving through politics and moral values, sex has suddenly become attached to darker things.
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Everything is so homogenized, planned in advance, or with a budget attached to it.
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You do, but ... And also spreadsheets and stuff, things that are attached to it.
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River's bottle has a slender tube attached to the nipple; it makes drinking easier.
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Because you were still attached to it, because your name was on the product.
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But Apple has a ton of star power — and promise — attached to this thing.
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CNN: Were you familiar with Ron's story before you became attached to the project?
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But he has learned not to get emotionally attached to the vehicles he designs.
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He spoke on condition of anonymity because of the stigma attached to the virus.
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Almost everyone he's attached to seems headed south in the most embarrassing ways possible.
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And there's real value, and status, in having your name attached to that find?
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But the words "new organ" attached to the study were a distraction, he said.
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There are also some ~fancier~ options with keychains and phone chargers attached to them.
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Internal screenshots published by MacRumors show it attached to keys, luggage and a bicycle.
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They are hand-painted with gold enamel and have plastic eyes attached to them.
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I don't want to sell my older pieces since I'm attached to them now.
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Two explosive devices were found attached to a vehicle that the police had stopped.
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"Everyone behaves more responsibly when they have a tracker attached to them," he noted.
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So it's hard to fathom that it is not actually attached to the ground.
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Both of the ones I have at home are attached to Apple TV consoles.
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The audio was not attached to video that they reviewed in creating the documentary.
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There's a stigma attached to autism that leads many families to avoid a diagnosis.
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It always had a sense of fun attached to it, but also a commitment.
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"Nobody had telephones—we just left messages on notepads attached to people's doors" (mm).
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The kitchen is attached to a walk-in pantry, with a powder room nearby.
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It's not that we're attached to our belongings but it hurts to lose everything.
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I did get attached to winning, you really want to succeed and make commission.
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Schools need to become much more deeply attached to the world beyond their walls.
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What to check out nearby • Brooklyn Botanic Garden is practically attached to Prospect Park.
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It's an upholstered couch, and the seat covers are attached to the foam cushions.
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He carries a few hundred T-shirts and laminated photographs attached to neck straps.
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We live in a land,Attached to devices,Of sprawling citiesAnd ever-increasing prices.
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The church also banned visits to monasteries and closed condolences halls attached to churches.
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The church also banned visits to monasteries and closed condolences halls attached to churches.
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For weeks she coughed up murk and muck that had attached to her airways.
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Just the image of one of our kids attached to a tube was jarring.
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My job supported my family and had a lot of dreams attached to it.
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Almost half were attached to unsecured loans, for everything from cars to catalogue shopping.
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The art world expects the name "to be attached to specific members," he said.
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This is topped with a steel scaffolding frame that the barrels are attached to.
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We know many of you will be attached to paperbacks, and we get it.
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A previous version of this column incorrectly described a farm attached to Jacob's Ladder.
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This "statement of specified foreign financial assets" is attached to taxpayers' income tax return.
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But without any date attached to them, it's often hard to know for sure.
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They continued every year after, each with a new note attached to the bouquet.
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And if you stay attached to something, your chances are a little bit better.
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By all accounts, the time we spend attached to our digital devices is growing.
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A drilldo is exactly what it sounds like — a dildo attached to a drill.
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Some motorcycles are used as taxis, with wagons attached to the back for passengers.
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It is strapped to cattle or hidden in bales of hay attached to bicycles.
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It&aposs like, OK, still attached to my phone if my headphones drop out.
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" Additionally, attached to the manure was a message that read: "the horseshit stops here.
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They watched their children bounce a tire attached to a rope on the concrete.
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They hovered in the air, attached to their individual chutes, one seemingly atop another.
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The jails would be in downtown areas, attached to or near the county courthouse.
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A woman appeared pulling ropes attached to a shopping wagon piled high with bundles.
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