They wanted guitars backwards and drums backwards, and everything backwards, and it became a bore.
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Lúcio Lúcio can use the Backwards Wall Ride to start wall riding while moving backwards.
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So we've flipped that backwards; we've had it flipped backwards for more than a decade.
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A guy who wears his baseball cap backwards hires a guy who wears his baseball cap backwards.
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Right now I've got a car that beeps at me going backwards, and I can see the backwards.
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You move forward and backwards by physically leaning forward and backwards—the steeper the lean, the faster you move.
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Maybe the solution is to go backwards: Start at "Views" ("Hotline Bling" is a "bonus") and work through the album backwards.
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Yes, I could go backwards, as well, though the app forces you to switch to reverse before you can go backwards.
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To me, this indicates a form of permission: in Piper's world, backwards is OK. Backwards is a new form of reading.
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We had watched videos about "backwards masking," about how if you played the Beatles "Revolution #9" backwards you'd get a secret message.
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We're going backwards, which is why I think the athletes are speaking out more, because we are going backwards on so many fronts.
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Minor versions signal the addition of backwards-compatible functionality and the version numbers for the patch version ticks up as backwards-compatible bugs are fixed.
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There was a girl named Black Beverly who had taken too much acid and walked backwards for a whole year because she had headaches, and walking backwards alleviated it.
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Company officials told us that the software updates would be backwards compatible, but not immediately and only for 2016 Samsung HDTV models, which isn't very backwards compatible at all.
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Put together a dream trip and work backwards from there.
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Country singer Abi admits she's done things a little backwards.
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If you run a movie backwards, it doesn't look realistic.
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I fell into being a wedding DJ sort of backwards.
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So we'll go backwards in time and talk about that.
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"It went 20 steps backwards for my daughter," Dwyer said.
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The fashion world tends to do things a little backwards.
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"You and I are moving forward, not backwards," Locken said.
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Its government is falling over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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They never thought they were going to go backwards, ever.
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He made sure that his backwards somersaults were on point.
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"[Scott] bends over backwards to cater to Kylie and Stormi."
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HANNITY: I think the timing is backwards that shows corruption.
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The crank is used to manipulate time forwards and backwards.
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But now it's all gone, my life has gone backwards.
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We were disappointed that we went backwards on certain issues.
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Trying to avoid a sack, Chapman tossed the ball backwards.
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Inspector Ridley starts to think she has the truth backwards.
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Yet today, the threat of going backwards is painfully clear.
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"That could allow the backwards trumpet on it," says Harrison.
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In fact, under our current government, we are going backwards.
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Effectively, the Schroders analysis works backwards from the IEA's scenarios.
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He really is aging backwards and getting sexier with time!
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This country is going backwards and it has to stop.
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"Fuck these backwards laws on the books," the vendor concludes.
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We have an opportunity to stop our country sliding backwards.
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After years of promise, we're going backwards on greenhouse gases.
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Pentagon officials "bend over backwards to do competition," he said.
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Trump is describing the evolution of the Republican plan backwards.
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First, the bad news: If all countries walk backwards down
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He recommends checking successes and working backwards from that point.
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With few antibiotics in development public health is moving backwards.
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Yet, the Senate bill sets us up to move backwards.
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Hold a plank while shifting your weight forward and backwards.
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Rather than going forward through the process, Insilico works backwards.
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Moving backwards is the last thing they want to do.
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He then fell backwards and remained there on his back.
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Fans have commented that she seems to be "aging backwards."
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She climbed the steps backwards on her hands and knees.
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Another said she believed her eyes had been turned backwards.
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DM: Say a witty political sentence, and then fall backwards.
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It also creates the impression of a firm going backwards.
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" The call to rebuild trust, she said, "gets things backwards.
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Kanye prepared by learning every fact in the world backwards.
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It's another to betray that history with backwards public policy.
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With oxen, the big problem is they don't go backwards.
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Oh, the force is pushing backwards, it's actually negative work.
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I am punching like a horse kicking backwards right now.
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Besides the fact it's completely backwards, trial first then evidence.
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If you aren't moving forward and improving, you're moving backwards.
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Those ideas aren't backwards magnets, they go together just fine.
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From this perspective, the new tax got things exactly backwards.
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"Unfortunately, we work everything backwards with these cases," she said.
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I think Mr. James Cameron should take a step backwards!
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The deal is that we've got this a little backwards.
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I just think that we have been approaching it backwards.
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Clinton would move the country "backwards, not forward," he wrote.
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But we are not necessarily, and sometimes we go backwards.
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The humor that VetTV parrots emboldens discriminatory and backwards attitudes.
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Work backwards from Monday: Two days after Monday is Wednesday.
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So from like the late 60s up until about the mid 80s there were all kinds of backwards messages being inserted onto albums and you could listen to them by playing the turntable backwards.
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In fact, I think he is trying to lead America backwards.
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Business has to evolve, if you don't evolve, you're going backwards.
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If I live moving backwards, that means I'm living to die.
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The 7 is backwards, but it's as it's meant to be.
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Things are heading not forwards but backwards, at an accelerating rate.
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They'll bend over backwards to try and explain everything away "rationally".
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So receiving an "authorized tester" designation might seem a bit backwards.
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Opinion: 15 years on, we must not let Afghanistan slide backwards
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Instead of up and down motions, try grinding forwards and backwards.
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Her longest backwards run before the NYC Marathon was 21 miles.
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GUILFOYLE: He&aposd have a little hat on backwards like this.
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Think: multicolored vests, backwards hats, psychedelic windbreakers, dad denim, Nikes, etc.
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"That's about looking backwards and understanding what really happened," Pence said.
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People have backwards attitudes when it comes to women and girls.
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The South doesn't only represent backwards thinking, prejudice, and prolonged injustice.
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I've done similar, people disappearing in the background, or walking backwards.
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In recent years under Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey has gone backwards.
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But by the second heat people are already doing it backwards.
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It's generally been derogatory for women, but I think that's backwards.
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The racket slid backwards, landing in the lap of a cameraman.
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Yet in relative terms the country seems to be going backwards.
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As with many thing in Clinton's mind, she has it backwards.
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So, I think that that argument has a situation exactly backwards.
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It is completely backwards, and we need to flip the switch.
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A processor's ISA does matter, but for backwards compatibility, not performance.
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Trump said the publication was now "bending over backwards" to apologize.
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"Sorb Oiram Repus," Stemage's backwards version of the Super Mario Bros.
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STEPPING through the gauzy curtains, Michael Syrovatka screams and lurches backwards.
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The Economist: Are LGBT rights going backwards in the world today?
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And maybe we've done it backwards, but we certainly feel married.
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BRITAIN is not exactly bending over backwards to attract foreign investors.
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We know each other backwards and have a great time creating.
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"It's hard for us to kind of go backwards," Smith said.
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That means, for me, I am not ready to go backwards.
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The fourth toe pointed backwards, perhaps aiding in grasping or clinging.
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Economists tend to dismiss anti-technology sentiment as backwards and Luddite.
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But the pseudoscience was a failure because its practitioners worked backwards.
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Gaethje stumbled backwards atop rubber legs but called Poirier on anyway.
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A scream sounds practically the same forwards as it does backwards.
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And they lambasted what they saw as a backwards-moving action.
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The Byrds' latest album, pretty and backwards-facing, seemingly did neither.
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My body felt like it was turning backwards in zero gravity.
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The second symbol is meant to be a clock going backwards.
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The inmates stumble backwards to allow the door to swing open.
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Repealing the 2015 net neutrality rules would only take us backwards.
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The white backwards tux was ahead of its time, truly. 17.
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And when you fold it backwards, it makes an easy kickstand.
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If that sounds unfair and utterly backwards, that's because it is.
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Try to write it backwards and check the results in Google.
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I also wondered if I'd tumble backwards if she leaves me.
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Utah exports more abroad than it imports, Washington has that backwards.
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Things can go backwards as well—as we're seeing with America.
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As I've reported, Trump bends over backwards to keep Grassley happy.
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And without vigilance, we can go backwards as well as forwards.
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So I want to let them know, they've got it backwards.
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The Backwards BlazerIs your tie-waist blazer feeling a little snoozy?
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So finally, she found one that fits, in a backwards way.
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I had no strength left and fell backwards into the bench.
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Donald began pushing Freeman backwards when Freeman swung at Donald's helmet.
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Leaning forward will accelerate the skateboard, while leaning backwards will brake.
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We need to understand what we're doing and then work backwards.
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Investors don't need to bend themselves backwards to hedge against risk.
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Because the judiciary promotes a backwards interpretation of mergers that says
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Again, you know how to swim backwards, so it's no biggie.
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We aren't going to go backwards, and technology is really nonpartisan.
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Opponents of gun control argue that such figures have things backwards.
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Counting backwards, we'll start with President Trump's nearest predecessor, President Obama.
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" It also concluded that CEPI had taken "an alarming step backwards.
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"Hello," came a voice from above, and Matthew almost fell backwards.
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I would say we're going backwards in time with the relationship.
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This is a backwards-pushing force that decreases the car's speed.
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Sometimes, you need to go backwards before you move forwards again.
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In parts it is incomplete and in others actively going backwards.
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" Added Mr. Wolfe: "We used to kind of bend over backwards.
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Behind a scrim of willows, a glint seemed to slip backwards.
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Yet the backwards thing is that's what drives the music industry.
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But Biden, like so many others, has the situation exactly backwards.
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And [Trump's] whole campaign, 'Make America Great Again,' was looking backwards.
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And his whole campaign, 'Make America Great Again,' was looking backwards.
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"We've made a big step backwards," Mr. Brownback said on Wednesday.
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Is it me, or does it feel like we're going backwards?
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You can even bend it backwards to face the opposite direction.
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As backwards as it sounds, the sedentary lifestyle can get exhausting.
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One remarkable find was inscriptions written backwards on the cave ceiling.
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Or how individual human lives impact the government, backwards. Right. Right.
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Tama Sumo: I think we are going backwards in many ways.
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Sharing, live and let live, you can fail and come backwards.
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"So now I've learned that when I hit this thing I need to go to the bottom and read backwards, so if I go to the bottom and read backwards I'll find the thing," she said.
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"You don't want to go backwards when it comes to our LGBT brothers and sisters; you don't want to go backwards when it comes to the disenfranchisement of voters of color," he told the Daily Beast.
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Like, the iPhone, when you go from version to version, you're not going backwards in time, while that's true for a lot of [wearables]: You go backwards for a few months and then you go forward.
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"Depending on the details, this backwards speech could signal a backwards space policy, meaning rolling back the progress that's being made instead of building on the commercial space policies that Reagan started and Obama continued," says Larson.
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Le Petit Architecte also embraces its glitches; I found myself uncontrollably walking backwards while vaulting pianos into the distance until I fell backwards over an abyss, looking up at the Villa Savoye as I tumbled into oblivion.
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"We are in a period of time right now where it seems to feel as though we are moving backwards, and in some cases we are moving backwards, given where this current administration is," Hecht-McGowan said.
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Rockstar also made the original game playable via Xbox One backwards compatibility.
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They feel it's taking a step backwards or it's a labeling thing.
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You're looking backwards at the same time as you're looking forward, Jes.
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They just think so backwards—it makes no sense in my head.
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Let's just go back to staring at aging-backwards alien, Gabrielle Union.
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The Tinder date is stuck in the window upside down and backwards.
|
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Dixon wore a t-shirt picturing Ali wearing a backwards baseball cap.
|
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Then, they had to count backwards in increments of 17 from 3,079.
|
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Like the "Native Hosts" series, the artist writes the top word backwards.
|
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I feel like we're just moving backwards when we've come so far.
|
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Apparently that's what it says when you play the song "Satan" backwards.
|
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If they remain, they should be an unacceptable backwards step in Europe.
|
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When she returned to play, she realized her shirt was on backwards.
|
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To many Russian women, that still sounds like a giant step backwards.
|
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You've seen middle-class wages go backwards $133,700 during the Obama administration.
|
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At least Brazil is not yet going backwards like Mexico and Argentina.
|
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Kemp missed only two practices after the hit that folded him backwards.
|
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But as she returns to the stage, she trips and falls backwards.
|
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What technology have we had the capability and then actually gone backwards?
|
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But would you recognize those same classic video game themes played backwards?
|
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They put the customer first in everything they do and think backwards.
|
|
" A spokesperson for Uber told TechCrunch that "Sidecar's lawsuit has it backwards.
|
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"Losing press freedom means our democratic transition is going backwards," he said.
|
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But somehow everything went backwards, and I started producing more than before.
|
|
How many takes will it take to kill the backwards bookshelves trend?
|
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Many of us thought that the backwards bookshelf had died for good.
|
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If this sounds completely ass-backwards to you, that's because it is.
|
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What's weird about this logic is that USB-C is backwards compatible.
|
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This new gesture system is complex because Google is emphasizing backwards compatibility.
|
|
However, profits are forecast to go backwards in its 2240.2-5.13 year.
|
|
In short, many people thought the MacBook Pro has been designed backwards.
|
|
"It's my first and last name backwards with a twist," she says.
|
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" They add, "In fact, under our current government, we are going backwards.
|
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The climate consequences of such a great leap backwards would be severe.
|
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Taking a position as a scab would be a huge step backwards.
|
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"I had it backwards," he said of his approach to the media.
|
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Maybe this phone will be worth bending over backwards for, after all.
|
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POTUS' cap, for instance, has been flipped backwards, in true bro fashion.
|
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Ravalomanana, 68, says the country has gone backwards since he was ousted.
|
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And that, in turn, makes Mehlman wonder: Do sports have things backwards?
|
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Going backwards is not what is best for the economy, per Cantwell.
|
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Plan your FastPass+ selections backwards from the last day of your vacation.
|
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BASF said the ban would be a step backwards for Arkansas farmers.
|
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I wouldn't call it a failure, but it's a huge step backwards.
|
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EVERYTHING Fred Astaire did, Ginger Rogers did backwards and in high heels.
|
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Running these processes backwards shows just how skin-deep this knowledge is.
|
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This is the first time we are actually taking a step backwards.
|
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There will always be a step backwards and then two more forward.
|
|
Another step backwards for an administration already going full throttle in reverse.
|
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He's worn both a park ranger hat and a cowboy hat backwards.
|
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"The first step toward moving forward is looking backwards and forgiving yourself."
|
|
This makes them essentially a backwards-looking measure with limited predictive power.
|
|
But same-sex advocates argue this is still a major step backwards.
|
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Scott's hands were by his side, and he was slowly walking backwards.
|
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Treating employees poorly — then expecting them to 'bend over backwards' for you
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"primitive." The Caucasus has always been something exotic, foreign, and backwards in
|
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Stand on my head while singing "Mary Had a Little Lamb" backwards?
|
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And this whole Trump experience has just taken us fifty years backwards.
|
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There is only one way forward, we cannot afford to move backwards.
|
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The PS4 is also not backwards compatible with PS3 controllers by default.
|
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And she was publicly worried about cameramen walking backwards in the snow.
|
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Sometimes you need to trick the game into letting you run backwards!
|
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We can start by freeing them from being so primarily backwards facing.
|
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"It sounds like going backwards to an earlier generation of smaller plants."
|
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That's not where I'm coming from, and going backwards isn't remotely defensible.
|
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This is another step backwards in our arms-control relations with Russia.
|
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Big Bang May Have Created a Mirror Universe Where Time Runs Backwards.
|
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If we wait for the Eurosceptics, then we will only go backwards.
|
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Of course, the religious right heard satanic messages in these backwards recordings.
|
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"This reaction is what scientists call favorable, meaning it won't go backwards."
|
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You might be wondering about backwards compatibility, and it's a good question.
|
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"This is a federal government that's gone backwards on this issue," Gov.
|
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I also competed in a Sea Olympics event, the Backwards Spelling Bee.
|
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"It's a big step backwards in terms of college access," Javice said.
|
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The designer also revealed that Lizzo is wearing the "imagination cape" backwards.
|
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Which all goes to show that conventional wisdom might have it backwards.
|
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Many universities are willing to bend over backwards to enroll talented players.
|
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You know, now I'm talking for free -- [LAUGHTER] -- so I've gone backwards.
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"Somebody said 'yeah, but she does it backwards in heels,'" she said.
|
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Grassley has bent over backwards to offer every possible thing they want.
|
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"I suspect that Peloton will be pedaling backwards very soon," he said.
|
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Chance pulls off a backwards body slam before security can jump in.
|
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I can look backwards and say, well, I was a case worker.
|
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Chaganty: At the end of the day, I keep saying this, but I think that if you asked Christopher Nolan how many more backwards films are going to happen [after "Memento"], is he starting a subgenre with backwards films?
|
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Extend both arms straight out to your sides with your palms facing backwards.
|
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WATTERS: We&aposve been moving backwards for a long time on the show.
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The world really is backwards, sad thing is people will actually buy it.
|
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Authorities believe that the car was improperly parked and rolled backwards, pinning Yelchin.
|
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This time, it's Neptune that's about to start moving backwards through its orbit.
|
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When she returned, she realized that she had put her shirt on backwards.
|
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To have won at least that backwards race of endurance, if nothing else.
|
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These phones use a flexible display that bends backwards inside of the phone.
|
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By his own admission, James Mulry fell into being a wedding DJ backwards.
|
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The car started to move backwards, and Kendall jumped out of its path.
|
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It's crazy that the current administration is actually moving backwards on the issue.
|
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This is just Trump&aposs effort to take this country full steam backwards.
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SolangeIf you spell Solange backwards its Egnalos which is a DMV in Brazil.
|
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Running forwards was nearly impossible, but running sideways and backwards felt weirdly natural.
|
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We were moving backwards for so long at the beginning of Halo 2.
|
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It also caused a couple of Andrade rare steps backwards in this fight.
|
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To me, this is a backwards approach to quantifying the quality of meat.
|
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I wanted it to be a warbly little backwards warped poem for him.
|
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Leaving the EU would be a massive step backwards from that overriding goal.
|
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PERINO: Why would they have bent over backwards for Bernie... WILLIAMS: For Bernie.
|
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At the end of the video, Hyland falls backwards into the bellhop's arms.
|
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"In this case it was backwards," Gaunch told the Talkline host Hoppy Kercheval.
|
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Always be wary of anyone who promises a better future by going backwards.
|
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"We've done everything backwards," its ebullient founder and CEO Rod Drury told Mashable.
|
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Clearly, he didn't scrub backwards on episode four on Hulu, like I did.
|
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In true Fairly OddParents humor, both parents realize their pants are on backwards.
|
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Did the special prosecutor, Robert Mueller, have it all wrong and all backwards?
|
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Lots of fear, trauma-reactions, unsettledness, a GIANT step backwards for LGBT rights.
|
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When she returned to the court, she realized her shirt was on backwards.
|
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Brittany Talarico: Senior Style Editor: Let's work backwards and start with her hair.
|
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His election would be a step backwards for Indonesia's 20-year-old democracy.
|
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That's backwards: With traditional drugs, you usually have to try the generic first.
|
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Neither party has been exclusively responsible for us going backwards instead of forwards.
|
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He is concerned that Brazil could actually be sliding backwards on the issue.
|
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"Going backwards isn't an option and standing still is not enough," she said.
|
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And you need to be looking forward when you walk on, not backwards.
|
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As we lean forward, it's not about looking backwards, it's about looking forward.
|
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Following their story backwards, he began shooting the abandoned retail infrastructure they replaced.
|
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Now, sing along with me, I know you know the words — even backwards.
|
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But it's moved backwards in the past, and it can today as well.
|
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Penalizing caregivers by docking the Social Security benefits they count on is backwards.
|
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Democrats in the House rightfully voted unanimously against this punitive, backwards, destructive legislation.
|
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You inserted an interface card backwards and your Apple II no longer boots?
|
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He says the testing clearly shows a step backwards for the forecasting agency.
|
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"He's got to heal up or he'll take a step backwards," Graham said.
|
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Two things to keep in mind: First, this is a backwards-looking number.
|
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If you try to force the issue that's usually when you go backwards.
|
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To toggle between moving forwards, backwards, left or right, they simply blink twice.
|
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I seemed to be forever being pushed backwards into a sea of bodies.
|
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In Australia, meanwhile, the age of such axes has been creeping inevitably backwards.
|
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" She adds: "It was backwards and forwards of her heart wanting to stop.
|
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This allows you to follow a subject autonomously while flying backwards or sideways.
|
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Pallotta: Well, I mean Superman did fly backwards, turning back the clock, though.
|
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Every time I'm ready to root for Molly, she takes a step backwards.
|
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President Trump's empty rhetoric and backwards policy initiatives will not stop this epidemic.
|
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The law tends to be backwards-looking, focusing on compensating people for harm.
|
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I'm backwards on the course, ego bruised after overcooking it on another corner.
|
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They re-connect in the comic and fall backwards into a romantic relationship.
|
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Or do hackers try variations based on sliding alphabetic characters, forwards or backwards?
|
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"I think we've taken a big step backwards," the Republican governor told reporters.
|
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Stifling creativity by limiting an artists own personal approach is a step backwards.
|
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At the apex they each fling their bodies backwards while arching their backs.
|
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Sometimes, it is too easy, so I turn them backwards, so to speak.
|
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But this is backwards: Medicaid makes it easier for people to find jobs.
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I'm just going to give the ball backwards and sideways and keep possession.
|
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The best thing we could do right now is to go backwards, to
|
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But the Big Four firms – KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte – are going backwards.
|
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"This is a destructive decision and a huge step backwards," said Oregon Sen.
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Brunei, Nigeria, Russia, South Africa and Uganda have recently taken big steps backwards.
|
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The photog fell backwards and struck his back and head on the floor.
|
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Let's talk about what Brat is first, and then we can go backwards.
|
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Flash backwards, quite a number of years ago, to 1855, to be exact.
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COUNTING BACKWARDS A Doctor's Notes on Anesthesia By Henry Jay Przybylo 240 pp.
|
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I know you need to balance yourself when you're falling backwards, but seriously?
|
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"We're not going backwards in time to revote this election," Mr. Evers said.
|
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They have to do everything the men did, except backwards and with ideals.
|
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As with the Xbox, there will be backwards compatibility — specifically with the PS4.
|
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Usually, the references are older — I tend to go backwards rather than forwards.
|
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The first question here is whether backwards time travel is actually functionally possible.
|
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And then we sort of had to work backwards from that central premise.
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She leaped backwards, her throat so dry with excitement she began to choke.
|
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" Schiff used this phrase on the House floor: "Pardon the expression, 'ass backwards.
|
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A nominee who bends over backwards to signal his respect for wavering Republicans?
|
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Trump's references to diverting water to the oceans was "completely backwards," he said.
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I think a lot of her comments made these straighty, backwards dinosaurs uncomfortable.
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"It's difficult for me to go backwards," she said in the Elle interview.
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He has also refused to take a backwards step against the physical Pistons.
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This president should be leading us into the future, not taking us backwards.
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Taken to that extreme, it's easy to see how backwards this excuse is.
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They could repeat it to you backwards and forwards in the original language.
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This is a step backwards from multiple bipartisan deals to 3x standard deduction.
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Warren: I can't look backwards at how anybody tried to make the case.
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Other types of doing it have been considered backwards or pathetic or desperate.
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Trump acknowledged the question, but before he could answer I was jolted backwards.
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Lazo confidently sings into the camera before literally bending over backwards to dance.
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And so, I'm gonna work backwards at that stack I just gave you.
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Because it'd been going backwards, especially tech people, Mark included, have been trying.
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I think I was asked to count backwards, but I can't be sure.
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The tennis great filed legal docs to trademark "Aneres" (spells Serena backwards, btw).
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When she did, he put his hand on her fist and pushed her backwards.
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Pointing the finger at women in the educational sector is backwards and tone-deaf.
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I thought we were going backwards in treatment from partial agonist to full agonist.
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"I realized how awkward and backwards bond-trading worked" while at Nordea, Kumaresan said.
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Alcohol studies usually look backwards, comparing participants' historical drinking habits with their health problems.
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They seem racially identified by puffy jackets, saggy jeans, hoodies, and backwards baseball caps.
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Especially with Red Dead Redemption now being a backwards compatible title on Xbox One.
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He was sitting on a fence, screaming and laughing, and then he fell backwards.
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I just had my flu shot and I can only walk backwards #southerncharm #medicine.
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But it's Barack who is the real surprise as he sports a backwards hat.
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In "Lazarus," Bowie finishes his last chapter, stops taking notes and walks away, backwards.
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No, you&aposve got it backwards, they stop terrorists from coming into the country.
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Looks and acts like a badass, but frequently falls ass-backwards into solving crimes.
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I have tried hard to bend over backwards and to be fair to him.
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But its shares have gone backwards and are down 13% over the last year.
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He then caps off the run with an excellent, backwards, crotch-grabbing endzone dive.
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That's a step backwards from the silent, manipulable control module on familiar old EarPods.
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It's why I bend over backwards and would injure myself to help someone else.
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Not really think backwards but kind of look forward to the next two weeks.
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"California took a step backwards today by reclassifying vapor products as tobacco," it said.
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Tilting them forward sends your character walking forward, while backwards motion has them backpedalling.
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WATTERS: Well, you don&apost have to bend over backwards -- pretend to be fair.
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This year that insincerity and backwards thinking cause the shit to hit the fan.
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Its body resembles a small whale—though, when flying, the whale is facing backwards.
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"It's like riding a bike backwards with one arm — and blind," he told me.
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Tattoo artists literally bend over backwards to make us look like scrawl-emblazoned demigods.
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It also comes with a type-A adapter for backwards compatibility to legacy ports.
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Plotting the path backwards reveals the rock's orbit before it slammed into Earth's atmosphere.
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Obama has been kitesurfing, donning his cap backwards and sending adorable Valentine's Day cards.
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What backwards game themes do you think would work well for Retrogression: Vol. 2?
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We hang some more, download that backwards voice-recorder app, and die of laughter!
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There's one swiveling, armchair-like seat facing backwards and a bench seat opposite it.
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"We're going backwards on too many important issues," says one of Mr Abbott's constituents.
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She took a few steps backwards, and then was wiped out by a bus.
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In another backwards-looking move, Mrs Merkel's government decided to cut the retirement age.
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I know most of the books backwards because I read them to my grandchildren.
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He can throw off balance, upside down and backwards and throw a completed pass.
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Its hinge allows the screen to fold 360 degrees backwards into a mini tablet.
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Will Andersen in Utah posted a compilation of videos of him throwing things backwards.
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That's why I have to speak up against the administration's backwards war on telework.
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That said, even some games that "support" backwards compatibility don't always run so smoothly.
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The point of the game is that the world is moving backwards through time.
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"I was trying to bend over backwards as far as I could," he said.
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So will Fox News drift backwards as a result of a sudden Ailes exit?
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"I remember walking backwards to the bathroom, assisting Amy with each step," he said.
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I'd love to go backwards and use that to get more into New Order.
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Meanwhile Rashida is wearing the greatest accent for any dressy outfit… …the backwards Kangol.
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It's really disheartening to see things going backwards in those two areas for us.
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Reconsidering the passport now, however, I wondered if I'd been thinking about it backwards.
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Imagine a world where you can only move forwards and backwards along a line.
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The shirts also featured Montague's number — 4 — and "Yale" spelled backwards across the chest.
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My only problem is how, far too often, it gates you from moving backwards.
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So even though it's an illusion, everything ruled by that planet also goes backwards.
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Pro wrestling moved backwards for decades, leaving its black female pioneers in the dust.
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Technical difficulties abound while Mercury is traveling backwards through the sky, as do misunderstandings.
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But by now it is clear that Mr Trump's conspiracy theory has things backwards.
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"I don't know if I have it in me to go backwards," Zimma said.
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"This CRA would be a step backwards," Broadband for America said in a statement.
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Start by pushing the foot on the slider backwards while keeping the leg straight.
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Struve is almost allergic to pressure and will run himself backwards onto the fence.
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"I do so much for them and I do bend over backwards," Clarkson continues.
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When I wasn't watching every song forwards and backwards and sideways, I missed it.
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His choreography included a mix of positions — some arched backwards, while others leaned forwards.
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"This is a federal government that's gone backwards on this issue," New York Gov.
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Guy is exquisitely attuned to the backwards-and-in-heels nature of Elizabeth's reign.
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Let's not take steps backwards by accepting hate on either side of the spectrum.
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Joan said, 'Oh my God, you stupid b**tch you wore that dress backwards.
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" Gleick called Trump's contention that water is being "diverted" into the ocean "ass-backwards.
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Josh Terry had to ask what Xobeci meant before realizing it's just Icebox backwards.
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It's a once comforting and disorienting, like walking backwards through a familiar path home.
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They shot up and down, backwards and sideways, and were utterly unpredictable for weeks.
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That's why his startup, Fin, is working backwards from a far-off tech utopia.
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So to not put these lessons into practice feels like a huge step backwards.
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Or almost taking a straight harmony and shifting it forwards or backwards in time.
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I had to hold him up, because he kept wanting to fall over backwards.
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Mayweather steps backwards—his infamous cockiness drained away—and Judah lands a righteous combination.
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The Speaker's Lobby has one of the most ridiculous and backwards dress codes around.
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Disgraceful that we seem to be going backwards in the drive for pay equality.
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Alarmed, she said she leaned backwards to avoid him and almost lost her balance.
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Here, Dillashaw walks backwards, hiding his intentions to switch step into the Balmoral special.
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Indeed, those who dream of reviving Britain's trading past may have got it backwards.
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The university would be "going backwards from where we are today," Mr. Smith said.
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The designer, Mary Katrantzou, told Insider that Lizzo was actually wearing the garment backwards.
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It's a baseball cap backwards and cockeyed on his head, but it is white.
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In the intervening 10 to 11 years, it seems like we're almost going backwards.
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Going backwards is going back to when we did tremendous damage to this planet.
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That feels like something straight out of the backwards world of the Upside Down.
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"Leaders start with the customer and work backwards," Amazon explains of its core philosophy.
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That could be damaging and a step backwards, inviting bad behavior, said some investors.
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It's backwards for 'no fun,' meaning the place where you don't have any fun.
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They illuminated the future by shining a light backwards onto classical, folk and jazz elements.
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But with a hundred million F-mount lenses out there, backwards compatibility is a must.
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The early episodes of this season kind of feel like a step backwards for Hailey.
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Pro-choice groups see the law's return as a step backwards after years of progress.
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Every celebrity and the mother was bending over backwards to try to elect Hillary Clinton.
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What if it gets on a super giant treadmill that moves backwards at 100 mph.
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But it's too easy and circular to project intent and design backwards from those outcomes.
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Take Roger Federer, for instance: He can hit an ace shot, backwards, through his legs.
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I have like bent over backwards for this relationship, so I don't owe you anything.
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Both sported workout shorts and backwards caps in the mirror pic, which Sattler, 29, snapped.
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As if their playdate could get any cuter … they wore matching backwards baseball caps. 18.
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Click here to view original GIFPainting your self-portrait backwards while looking at a mirror?
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Let's hope it supports backwards compatibility, like the rest of the company's Xbox One consoles.
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"It feels like you are constantly bending over backwards to calm her," his dad said.
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Microsoft has made a big deal of two initiatives: Xbox Play Anywhere and backwards compatibility.
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The top one moves the page backwards, and the bottom one moves the page forward.
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The HERO8 Black battery is, however, backwards compatible to cameras back to the HERO5 Black.
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This is why he's bent over backwards for the media with this show 'guilty' vote.
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Arrows point us backwards and forwards; options concertina out of menus with just a click.
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"If Libya goes backwards then it risks reinforcing terrorism and Islamic State (militants)," he said.
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President Trump insists there's "no hurry," but the direction of travel seems to be backwards.
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"We actually did the whole business backwards," Platt says of the way Sky Zone started.
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The succession plan will unite Alibaba's two biggest roles under Mr Zhang, a step backwards.
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Sometimes they go backwards, or sideways; sometimes they run amok in places we can't see.
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He also suffered a partial head injury after falling backwards when the bear attacked him.
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When you swim, you exert backwards force on the water to push your body forwards.
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The overwhelming message from business to the government is to make progress, don't go backwards.
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Use "rewind" or "fast forward" on their own to jump backwards or forwards fifteen seconds.
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He's bleeding … He punched him really hard in the face and he went flying backwards.
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Microsoft's next-generation Xbox consoles will undoubtedly support backwards compatibility for existing Xbox One games.
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If you find yourself flying sideways or backwards—or in speedy Sport Mode—you're fucked.
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In fact, as we've seen this year, sometimes things just turn around and move backwards.
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I for one, am going to vote for those that lead us forward, not backwards.
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As the photographers were walking backwards to shoot her, one of them knocked me over.
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From backwards baseball caps to leather jackets, the Obamas have looked good since Jan. 24.
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We have the power of many and of justice, and we will not go backwards.
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So to take away those sort of guidelines with students feels like we're moving backwards.
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The trade talks have seen senior officials shuttling backwards and forwards between Beijing and Washington.
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And perhaps one day it will be viewed as just a backwards, 21st Century taboo.
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There is every reason to wonder whether Mueller will lean over backwards to protect Comey.
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The video then ends with audio distortion which allegedly contains a message when played backwards.
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TravelBank can export expenses as PDFs for easy backwards-compatibility with some legacy expense systems.
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He begins pacing backwards, retreating a full 20 yards, then stops at the centre circle.
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"It's exactly the opposite when you're looking forward in time versus looking backwards," Eagleman says.
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In some places, the idea that showing a woman's breasts would be controversial feels backwards.
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The Xbox One X will be fully backwards compatible with all Xbox accessories, e.g. controllers.
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" He contended that they marked a "major step backwards for consumers and the video marketplace.
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"We're not going to let Donald Trump take us backwards," he says in the ad.
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"We don't want it to go backwards," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said about the injury.
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If there's a silver lining, it's that the percentage didn't slip backwards from last year.
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Have you seen the video played backwards where it looks like he's stealing from everyone?
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With a few [episodes], we worked from the animal backwards—really New York-based stuff.
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Arch backwards til you're upside down with your hands and feet on the floor4. Laugh5.
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Who could forget a classic Ken Griffey Jr. home run derby with the cap backwards?
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But this is just the most recent example of Trump purposefully treating corruption precisely backwards.
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In classic Amazon fashion, these press releases should start with the customer and work backwards.
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Onlookers also observed that the female victim's hair was being pulled backwards as she screamed.
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The only copy we've seen is from the media — does that sound to you backwards?
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"Put simply, I am concerned that the department has gone about things backwards," he said.
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The backwards "fire, aim, ready" without preparation approach under Secretary Perdue is not good government.
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The "E" in "Revival" is backwards, a stylization the rapper uses on his album covers.
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"The argument that less testing would result in more safety is completely backwards," Hoskins said.
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The country is actually going backwards in three – fiscal policy, competition policy and labour reform.
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But I don't want to go backwards," Sanders said Sunday on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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He even developed a strategy: "Ninety percent of the race, I do backwards," he said.
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No, these people aren't casually shuffling away from something: It's a backwards-running competition ... reversed!
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But this is backwards policymaking, and it's endangering countless lives and billions of taxpayer dollars.
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Read This Next: This Woman Started Running Backwards When a Rare Disorder Ruined Her Stride
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But that's not because jazz is moving backwards, regressing to the sounds of the '70s.
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Don't let your body sway too much from side-to-side as you move backwards.
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Their head slump backwards and they slip into REM sleep in just a few minutes.
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The front snap kicks and push kicks facilitate this by actively pushing the opponent backwards.
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A movement toward more stable and complete libraries, of languages that don't break backwards compatibility.
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Let's all put on our caps, tilt them backwards, and reminisce on the glory days.
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A good body kick or knee from both men had Cormier grimacing almost leaping backwards.
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" It was never contentious, he insists, but there was a lot of "backwards and forwards.
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But Trio of Towns doesn't feel like a step backwards compared to its indie cousin.
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The lack of Latinos in the Trump Cabinet is a step backwards for our government.
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"Next time, I'll just flip my cap around backwards and let it rip," he joked.
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And yet, today, it seems we are unwitting passengers on a slow train heading backwards.
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But I do think that this is going to be a major deterrent going backwards.
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But I could just as easily argue that Brennan, like Lippmann, has it precisely backwards.
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"Backwards makes absolutely zero sense," said Brad Gilbert, an ESPN analyst and a longtime coach.
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Fonseca dropped backwards to the canvas and lay there with his arms over his head.
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The name Anavrin spelled backwards is "Nirvana," which fans have noticed is similar to Erewhon.
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Then he rocks backwards in surprise, before running a hand over his hair in dismay.
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Heller said she responded by leaning backwards to avoid Trump and nearly lost her balance.
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It goes backwards, forwards, takes us to a place where we ache to go again.
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"How can we go backwards, and become a second Hong Kong or Tibet?" he said.
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Count backwards nine months, and you get December 11 as the most popular conception day.
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Combined with backwards compatibility, Xbox's offerings (especially its exclusives) have never been easier to play.
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How do we, kind of in this backwards way, queer the rest of the world?
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The first tweet imagines Baby Yoda with Guy's spiky platinum hair, goatee, and backwards sunglasses.
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But the planet rotates so slowly that you can barely tell it&aposs moving backwards.
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Whether it was counting eight numbers backwards off -- I'm going to work on that one.
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It seems backwards issuing the bonds and hoping they get an appropriation to spend them.
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I'm not saying I didn't like the movie but, to me, it's a step backwards.
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They can fly left, right, straight up, straight down, backwards, forwards, and even upside down.
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By measuring those activity levels, our TimeSignature algorithm can work backwards to deduce the time.
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People in every part of this country feel stuck, or even like they're going backwards.
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Rather than starting with evidence of a crime and searching backwards to find the perpetrator, a politically insulated prosecutor can work backwards, picking the person he wants to prosecute, and then putting his team to work on identifying some crime for which to prosecute him.
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No two aspects of Microsoft's strategy exemplify that more than Xbox Play Anywhere and backwards compatibility.
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It's called EVOL, or "love" backwards, as the Atlanta rapper was kind enough to point out.
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However, the document caused an immediate backlash online, with numerous commentators calling it a step backwards.
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The gait of a horse moves forward and backwards, side to side and up and down.
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Yet backwards as these resolutions might be, it would be a mistake to deem them harmless.
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She ages backwards," Hough says, adding, "She's very loving and comforting to some of the acts.
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And let me hit back at this elitist backlash we're all bending over backwards to accommodate.
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But there's nothing like an encounter with a backwards redneck to bring a couple closer together.
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The important thing is recognizing how backwards their objectifying thoughts are, and then growing from there.
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Microsoft has also worked to make over 43 Xbox 24 games backwards compatible on Xbox One.
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But he's also a Halliday adherent who knows the Oasis creator's life story backwards and forwards.
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Teasing the song on Instagram, she shared the title of the song backwards and upside down.
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She then slowed down and started swaying back and forth before stumbling backwards and catching herself.
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Some fans and even pundits will bend over backwards to excuse Silva and Jones's positive tests.
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Their running game was completely shut down, going backwards for minus-15 yards on 20 carries.
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Everyone's bending over backwards trying to copy its Surface Pro, while it's practically perfected the device.
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When he says let's make America great again, that is code for let's take American backwards.
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It's compatible with existing Xbox One accessories, and maintains support for backwards-compatible Xbox 360 games.
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James Cameron isn't backing down after labeling Wonder Woman "a step backwards" for women in film.
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In the snap, River is posing for the camera while sporting a backwards pink baseball cap.
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But with both leaders loathe to take a backwards step, it looks destined to get uglier.
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On Saturday, Mercury will move backwards through Scorpio, putting us all in a fact-checking mood.
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Another tattoo says "God forgives" — written backwards so that it can be viewed in a mirror.
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But if you missed out, Noisey put the backwards order in a Spotify playlist for you.
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To throw it into the basement of another Whitehall department, looks like a serious backwards step.
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But it wasn't as simple as just telling it to drive forward, backwards, left, or right.
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Those who oppose pre-emption see this as a step backwards, away from strong privacy rules.
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And then we kind of went backwards after that, we sort of lost our way again.
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She was doing everything I was doing, but like Ginger Rogers, it was backwards in heels.
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But while we made so many strides for years, in many ways, we've almost gone backwards.
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Goals ☝🏻🙌🏻for my next unplugged weekend, backwards 📚 books all displayed in my library.
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A further result of all of this -- and I think some people have the politics backwards.
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We need to pick it up; you know right now we're going a little bit backwards.
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"In this case, the deal was done backwards," Speaker Corey Johnson said in his opening remarks.
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Notre Dame's decision to deprive women of fundamental health care is a deeply troubling step backwards.
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Men dubbed stringers walked backwards pouring the candy into cornstarch trays imprinted with the kernel shape.
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I bend over backwards to manage my monthly budget and I want to be economy minister.
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Tracing backwards, we can see hints of high clouds in that area in those earlier years.
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The soldier responded by pushing the assailant backwards and shooting him, an Israeli army statement said.
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Then it walks backwards down some stairs and through a doorway and then … Fade to black.
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We have moved backwards in so many ways since the high point of Obama's first election.
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Maybe Tennessee fans did fall ass-backwards into forcing the right decision for the wrong reasons.
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I know Rosemary's Baby backwards and forwards, but the disorienting effect made the movie seem new.
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Lindsy, neck straightened, carotid artery uncrushed, exits the garage rushing backwards, her face furious and determined.
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But going backwards is likely to do more than simply remove the gains from trade integration.
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Fear fixes my feet to the second floor and won't let me move forwards or backwards.
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Despite her training, she couldn't shake it off, and she was pulled backwards into the darkness.
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In addition to being backwards compatible with 802.11ac gear, Qualcomm's 802.11ax solutions will also enhance them.
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You'd need something really powerful, like the gravitational field of a black hole, to move backwards.
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The second star: Referee Brad Myer—When nobody laughs at your "Phil Kessel skating backwards" impression.
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You don't want to go backwards when you're on the beach, you want to go forward.
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You know what that means, either I'm pregnant or I put my butt pad on backwards.
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In Thailand politics has lurched backwards since Prayuth Chan-ocha's coup of May 2014 suspended democracy.
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It feels backwards to say that a movie about a trans teen doesn't belong in 2017.
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You bend over backwards for the people in your life—even the people you can't stand!
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"You can't connect the dots looking forward, you can only connect them looking backwards," said Jobs.
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"Their lifestyles and beliefs are so crazy backwards to me," Kate told VICE in an email.
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The Republican nominee for president is bending over backwards to appeal to the black community lately.
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He's wearing a backwards Yankees hat and some sort of American-themed onesie (plus gym shorts).
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The law was harshly criticized by LGBT advocacy groups and seen as a major step backwards.
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" Asked about Mr. Cameron's past support for Turkish membership, Mr. Osborne said: "Turkey has gone backwards.
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"I think it would be a step backwards not to actually complete a budget," said Rep.
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Looking more closely at the fill, I was ecstatic to notice that it contained LASER backwards.
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The backwards compatibility of the Xbox One is one of the coolest features about the system.
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Companies now face a moment of decision: take a step backwards or take a step forward.
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And so, having once escaped, she heads backwards, back to Gilead, back to the torture pit.
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He's showing us the original "working backwards" document that outlined the idea for the Amazon Echo.
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Three months later, this take—echoed by other leading publications—seems to have gotten Sanders backwards.
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"I was harder to push over backwards, and I was harder to pick up," she said.
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By keeping your money in the bank you're actually going backwards on an inflation-adjusted basis.
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I managed to put the handlebars on backwards even after double- and triple-checking my work.
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Yet over the past few years these countries' reforms have lost momentum, or even slipped backwards.
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"I think we're sliding backwards," Jones said when asked why he was writing the book now.
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I think it's really easy for people on the outside to see that as being backwards.
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I'm also into wearing a button-down shirt backwards and unbuttoning it to show the back.
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Juppe also said some of Fillon's positions on society including women and gay rights were "backwards".
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" A statement from the chair of the EITI board said, "This is a disappointing, backwards step.
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"In general, the public is embarrassed and disgusted that South Dakota is going backwards," she said.
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The order feels backwards and needlessly mystifying, especially in an all-ages show meant to educate.
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We cannot have a Republican Senate and House and President Trump move backwards on climate change.
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All of this talk about coastal elites needing to understand more of America has it backwards.
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"Like a lot of negotiations, sometimes you go backwards before you go forwards," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Her lines can usually be read both forwards and backwards, without detriment to the poem's meaning.
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"I won't take a single step backwards," he said at the first of two news conferences.
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" She added: "Cynthia will debate Governor Cuomo backwards and in high heels if she has to.
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Pip saw this steeple under his feet when the convict tilted him backwards on the gravestone.
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Some will give you the runaround, while others will bend over backwards to help you out.
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And when Voyager 2 flew by Triton, Neptune's moon, the scientists discovered it was orbiting backwards.
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You can run forward with the ball, but you can only pass it backwards or sideways.
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Again Rubio came out to criticize a company he saw as bending over backwards for China.
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One close-up photograph captures the man pointing the gun towards protesters as he steps backwards.
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Maybe you're an honorary islander who can recite every contestant and all of their flings -- backwards.
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Creating this vision is a start because then, we can work backwards and make it happen.
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This will make your video run backwards — a simple change that can spawn many cool ideas.
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Slowly but surely, the pieces began to come together — Eroda is just the word "adore" backwards.
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While the rest of the economy pointed higher in July, American workers took a step backwards.
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Even worse, Hillary offended what she called "backwards" Americans and she did so on foreign soil.
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I'm not going to lie — I thought we were going backwards, like Benjamin Button or something.
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His Red Bull slammed backwards into the tyre wall at turn 13, breaking the rear suspension.
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I don't know how widespread it is, but smartwatches have actually been a gateway drug backwards.
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I can kind of fade backwards and go more into writing, just fade into the background.
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The idea that gasoline cars might cause less environmental harm than electric vehicles seems impossibly backwards.
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That's a philosophy Microsoft is investing in heavily, with its backwards compatibility and Xbox Play Anywhere initiatives.
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The nanny then looks straight into the camera and slides backwards into the tub — and then underwater!
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True coffee devotees, we will now know you by your backwards walk through the office each morning.
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When a planet retrogrades, that means that, from Earth, it appears to move backwards in the sky.
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"He is dragging your country backwards," she said, explaining why Labour did not attend the state banquet.
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Basically, Captain Marvel being set in the '90s allows the MCU timeline to expand forwards and backwards.
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She said now the situation has gone "backwards" with the "horrible" conditions where the children are living.
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It's overwhelmingly impressive to see how much legitimately good music is coming from this insanely backwards state.
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As other democracies march forward to preserve a free and open internet, America prepares to slide backwards.
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Graham Norton then played the footage backwards and, hey, that sure looks like the Force to us.
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All the ideas that he was putting it through were ass-backwards, and we were falling apart.
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The loss of the magnetic MagSafe charging connector on the new MacBook is truly a step backwards.
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Wade, they really had to bend over backwards to find that right to privacy within the Constitution.
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You might not even think it's ugly, if you're a fan of clunky, backwards-looking Amazon design.
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Should I stick the Uber app, with its strange new backwards-C logo, back on my phone?
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"It's backwards," Moore told me last month as we sat in her tidy, plant-filled living room.
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He did not walk backwards from the wall as religious Jews do as a sign of devotion.
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I went trawling backwards buying the band's catalogue from back to front with saved up dinner money.
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It&aposs so wimpy, especially when you see these backpack-wearing adult men with backwards baseball caps.
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"I'm not saying I didn't like the movie but, to me, it's a step backwards," he continued.
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So, he spends much of The Road Dissolved the View looking backwards, trying to rearrange the past.
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As the world progresses under the banner of freedom of expression, we seem to be hurtling backwards.
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"The guy with the most money has gone backwards in this race," he said of Mr. Bush.
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The policeman's boss later told reporters that the car had been driving "aggressively" backwards towards the officer.
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If we take our foot off the pedal, there is a risk that society will slide backwards.
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Hungry Host will list them off and you can jump forward and backwards as you need to.
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Birds do the same thing with air, and when you walk, you push backwards with your feet.
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The strong winds pushed against the cyclists stopping them in their tracks and even blowing some backwards.
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It's a tough issue 'cause in some ways, cities bend over backwards to accommodate tech because ... Anything.
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In the meantime, Xbox One owners can play the original game through the console's backwards compatibility feature.
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These long pools, some over a hundred meters deep, seemed to travel backwards matching a retreating cliff.
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MCCARTHY: And what happened here is they bent over backwards to not make the case against Mrs.
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Prior to Wednesday's update analysts were forecasting that profits would go backwards in Sainsbury's 2019-20 year.
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The Hanoi summit appeared to have it backwards, requiring that the leaders negotiate 90% on the spot.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS HARD TO BE CONFIDENT ABOUT MAX TIMELINES; DATES COULD BE MOVED FORWARD OR BACKWARDS
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Push a man backwards to break his balance and his guard will move, just for a moment.
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It took me time to get where I'm at, and I am not about to go backwards.
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But the video makes up for the trauma of watching the backwards knee-bend with "pronk" mode.
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The 60-year old college dropout wears jeans and a T-shirt with a backwards baseball cap.
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I vow to never make plans with them again — some people aren't worth bending over backwards for.
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Then the regulations were changed and some backwards, and there was a fine which applied to us.
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The reason you should boycott bottled water is because it enables a bullshit, backwards vision for society.
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The many headlines calling her Lewis' last leading lady have got it backwards — he's her leading man.
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We also love wolf because it is "Flow" backwards and we are building a Flow State culture.
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" He added, "I'm not saying I didn't like the movie but, to me, it's a step backwards.
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The entertainment industry is absolutely throbbing with nostalgia as people increasingly look backwards for sources of joy.
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This convertible laptop can convert from a regular laptop to a tablet just by bending it backwards.
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I was an account manager in telecom and went backwards to a planner in the cable industry.
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But Larry Hryb (Major Nelson) confirmed on Reddit that the backwards compatibility team has found a way.
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You find them on the ground too, and you don't bend over backwards to please them there.
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She rushes backwards towards Dana who grabs Lindsy's wrist and yanks Lindsy to her in the yard.
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Turning the "record" clockwise moves his fighter forward, while turning it counter-clockwise makes him move backwards.
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The waiters were dressed in plaid and wearing backwards caps revealing the word "Netflix" in red letters.
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"I've got other things in my life now, I don't really want to go backwards," she said.
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Today, the word "medieval" is used as a derogatory term, indicating cruel behavior, ignorance or backwards thinking.
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Reasoning backwards from prices, even time spreads, to supply, demand and inventory fundamentals is fraught with risk.
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"Everything seems backwards," Adam Parker, the firm's chief U.S. equity strategist, said in a note to clients.
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TMZ broke the story ... Yelchin died after his jeep rolled backwards, pinning him against his security gate.
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Microsoft's emphasis on bringing backwards compatibility to Xbox One for Xbox 360 games has gone over well.
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Eroom's Law (Moore spelled backwards) says the cost of developing a new drug doubles every nine years.
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I believe an entrepreneur sometimes needs to think about the strategy of going backwards to go forwards.
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If you put them in backwards in a circuit and you feed them electricity it'll actually explode.
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But environmental groups warned the changes represent a step backwards in Canada's commitment to tackling climate change.
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"Movin backwards," like the track implies, means more suffering and more violence for nonwhite men and women.
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We weren't going backwards—we were capturing the stories in the moment, as they were being told.
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I know that that might come, but I also feel like I don't need to go backwards.
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However, that hierarchy often lends itself to a 100/0/0 allocation, which I find totally backwards.
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"It's a backwards argument," said Dave Cooke, a senior vehicles analyst at the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Next, Congress needs to act to reform our backwards and outdated tax code at the federal level.
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Finally, and most importantly, in both Arizona and Texas, law enforcement authorities think Washington has it backwards.
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This backwards response is tied to immediate retention issues, as entire support networks shut down in fear.
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In Hunt's iteration, all four performers lean backwards, appearing to me as victims of an unseen violence.
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Narrator: And she worked backwards to nail down the final designs, using the script as a guide.
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The decision to have Rick wear his hospital gown backwards fixed that problem and looked more natural.
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I'll indulge in one look backwards to 2017, which may foretell a future of sorts for some.
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The result shows the bad guy (he has to be bad, right?) flying backwards across the cave.
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She then asked me to take four steps backwards she asked me to squat again and cough.
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To understand viveza criolla, one must work backwards to 16th-century Spain and the 'picaresque' literary tradition.
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To the extent that I have any biases that flow backwards from political commitments, so does he.
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The new video begins as if the viewer is emerging backwards out of a window or door.
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Overall, the report paints the Rio 2016 anti-doping procedures as a step backwards from previous Games.
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" Tweeted Richie Hawtin, adding: "Stifling creativity by limiting an artists own personal approach is a step backwards.
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For the amount of contact that's been used there, he's literally thrown himself backwards onto the ground.
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Kevlar netting, structurally designed not to blow backwards when deployed, turned out to be the best option.
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"[Demand is] so much that we can't press everything in time and we're moving backwards," he says.
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Today is supposed to be Friday, but this sound has transported me backwards into time to Monday.
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And, typical of Provincetown, nobody thought that was an odd thing, you just saw her walking backwards.
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Bernie's so naturally loud, he normally uses the megaphone backwards so he can have an indoor voice.
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"I kind of went into everything ass-backwards," chef Mike Foust confesses to me from the start.
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Then, without thinking, as though forcibly pushed by the weight of all that wonder, Suref steps backwards.
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From there, AWS works backwards to figure out the right mix of products and services, Gore says.
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In the past decade the trend of economic integration that defined post-war Europe has gone backwards.
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So he's been a good commander-in-chief in general, but this is a major step backwards.
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"It looks backwards, at the past, and it learns from what's gone before," she tells her daughter.
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Because although Mercury hasn't begun moving backwards yet, the retrograde pre-shadow is already hard at work.
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January 2009 was, as he famously said, a time to "look forward as opposed to looking backwards."
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These proposals would move us backwards in the fight for environmental justice and on the climate crisis.
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Of course, it's possible that Facebook bent over backwards for Trump for simple reasons of self-preservation.
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"Sounds more like walking it backwards," one Israeli official said in a text message after Spicer's statement.
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Then, the video is played backwards so the Avengers appear to jump straight out of the water.
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With Ciri, she&aposs not looking backwards anymore or looking back at her family in Cintra anymore.
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Especially since "Dark Backwards" confirms Taylor and the cannibal are still alive and well on II-Land.
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"The good news, I hit every ball forward, not backwards, a couple sidebars," he joked to reporters.
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Instead, Microsoft is leaning into its Xbox Play Anywhere strategy and fully supporting backwards compatibility moving forward.
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This isn't about looking backwards; it's about looking forward in protecting our political process in the future.
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"It's the first time we're ever going to go backwards on a trade agreement," he said Tuesday.
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The hikers decided to slowly walk backwards as the grizzly approached, as seen in the clip above.
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After all, law and insurance are notoriously old-fashioned, some would even say backwards in many ways.
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To see why storage is important, work backwards from the most common strategy to limit climate change.
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So, what we have are both Republicans and Democrats looking backwards with stale ideas and weathered rhetoric.
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Leaping backwards in time to embrace a regulatory structure that regularly fails to deliver — not so much.
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With ease and precision, Carmen leans backwards to grab a remote and flips on a D'Angelo tune.
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As Insider previously reported, Middleton put her own spin on the purple blouse by wearing it backwards.
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"The federal administration seems set on taking women backwards," Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey told the newspaper.
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The book starts from the present and works backwards, highlighting 30 key projects from over the years.
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Drawing it from the tail to the head for a right-hander feels like doing everything backwards.
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Then going through many familiar images back to a French soldier walking backwards through a rice paddy.
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She had to do everything that I had to do, except, like Ginger Rogers, backwards in heels.
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Just, you know, maybe figure out a reasonable start time for the game and then work backwards.
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So, a lot of people have written about the movie — I've done all my research backwards, right?
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It looks like she now plans to slap her backwards name on a variety of beauty products.
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Their final, self-titled album is a good place to start, and then work backwards from there.
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Next, Danilo brushes the curls out with a paddle brush, smoothing the top half of the head backwards.
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A new gesture involves moving two hands apart or together to make the drone fly forward and backwards.
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Everyone else was local artists, and then I worked backwards, with the "kicks" line to create a bookend.
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In the United States, the tradition is to count down backwards to signal it is time to launch.
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If the Trump children were forced to walk any slower through the Capitol, they would be walking backwards.
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Women feel more than ever their right to stand up to men who want to take them backwards.
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I'm appalled by this administration's backwards slide into xenophobia and its dehumanization of asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants.
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To look at our nation in 2007 compared to 2017, it's very clear that we have moved backwards.
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That user—"rekcahxfb," or "BFX hacker" backwards, referencing the name of the hacked exchange, Bitfinex—proved everybody wrong.
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Hart's grinning face beneath a backwards baseball cap is seen on camera as he watches the moment unfold.
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We are killing everything without so much as a backwards glance, and we don't have to do that.
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The 2015 Jeep Grand Cherokee -- which was on a steep incline -- rolled backwards, pinning him against the gate.
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And the Texas legislature must know that this bill is not just backwards, it's a massive financial mistake.
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Reverse Lunge Unlike a standard lunge, which typically moves forward, a reverse lunge involves taking a step backwards.
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His first two novels, The Castle Keeps and Evil Is Live Spelled Backwards, are ambitious and heavily researched.
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Kylie Jenner's business attire will get any exec to bend over backwards ... and every other direction she wants.
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It's time for another retrograde, and this time, it's Saturn that's appearing to move backwards in the sky.
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The speakers are pointed backwards allowing them to fire audio into your ears without the need for earbuds.
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To join the fight, post #ReverseRett pictures on social media wearing something backwards or donate at Rettgive.org/reverserett.
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To carry out the opposite of an action, such as closing something, we can play the melody backwards.
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Analysts can look at comparable companies to glean reasonable profits estimates, and then work backwards from their conclusions.
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"The one thing that could make the whole thing go backwards instead of forward is uncertainty," he said.
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Many Poles see the bill as a "great civilisational step backwards," as one of the protesters put it.
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Pretty much everyone in Hollywood was in attendance — except for one Mr. Chris Pratt — so let's work backwards.
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It resembled pedaling a bicycle backwards, the agony and futility, and finally, the entry into another world altogether.
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Poland said the overhaul was a step backwards as the filter requirement may lay the foundation for censorship.
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The footage suggests she was sitting on a deck railing and fell backwards into the water, Carnival said.
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Guy names his daughter Lanesra, wife only finds out it is Arsenal backwards when the kid turns 22016 .
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The bear had most likely released the parking break and panicked as the car began to roll backwards.
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Aeronautical party tricks include helicopters that ascend into the sky tail-first and stealth fighters that fly backwards.
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Revellers turned their baseball caps backwards; some took pictures of themselves with a cake made in Trump's likeness.
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But as all stylish people know, sometimes, in order to be fashion forward, you have to look backwards.
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"This is a man who can run at full speed on all fours, flipped over backwards," Antosca said.
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I've been playing music for 30 years and the way they do things right now is ass-backwards.
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In November, she came on The Tonight Show to sing "Since U Been Gone" backwards for Jimmy Fallon.
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Use the crank to control the flow of time, backwards and forwards, as you try and navigate obstacles.
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If you fall backwards, make an effort to tuck your chin, so your head won't hit the ground.
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They speculate that justices may "actively rely on their emotions in reaching important decisions", but this seems backwards.
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"This government is bending over backwards not to antagonise Russia," says Ojars Kalnins, a Latvian politician and diplomat.
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Gomez, 26, also designed a signature bikini for the new swimwear line (whose name is "shark" spelled backwards).
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I think it was definitely the 2009 SAG Awards when Angelina Jolie wore the Max Azria dress backwards.
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"For the Grammys not to acknowledge the impact of 'Despacito' was backwards thinking — and, frankly, bigoted," Mulligan says.
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It's given them more time to update games, and according to Choi, made efforts to improve backwards compatibility.
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But here in this week's Guide to Games, Waypoint EIC Austin Walker says they all have it backwards.
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I'll never forget how, when you barked, your entire body would jump backwards because you were so tiny.
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A samurai stands with her katana drawn, cautiously stepping backwards as an axe-wielding viking barrels toward her.
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Rockstar is bringing three of its biggest games to the Xbox One through the console's backwards compatibility feature.
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During a recent visit, the IMF's deputy director, David Lipton, warned Ukraine of the "risks of going backwards".
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This means Mrs May cannot bend over backwards to buy her host's acquiescence without offending Europeans and Americans.
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Not to mention those bikes at the beginning of the video, which are moving backwards for some reason.
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In this backwards, unfriendly consumer model, it's a luxury to have a full charge, but not a guarantee.
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These solutions add zero cost and complexity to firearms, and they're backwards compatible with every gun in existence.
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"It was just a bad break," McCown said of the backwards pass, which went down as a fumble.
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Regarding regulation in Britain, the BoE has been very clear that "we are not going backwards", Woods said.
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Platforms have bent over backwards to avoid copyright infringement lawsuits, resulting in what critics say is significant overreach.
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Oh, you should note that often the spaceships are flying backwards because they don't actually fly in space.
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"Trader Joe's has not gone backwards on service," Flink said, explaining that competitors have improved in this regard.
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They mostly don't know when you're going to be near, so you don't see that clock ticking backwards.
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Walk Through Walls is a backwards waltz, and an attempt to leave some kind of lasting impression behind.
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To skip a track, it's one tap on the right earbud; to track backwards, it's a double tap.
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Inspired by YouTube videos, Fallon asked Clarkson to perform her 2004 hit song "Since U Been Gone" backwards.
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As the nice salesmen doing shuffle steps makes his way to the window he slips and falls backwards.
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Seven years ago I did and even more so today, which I think is funny because it's backwards.
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While Microsoft added backwards compatibility last year, Xbox 360 titles weren't listed in the store for easy access.
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Choose a friend or stranger, fall backwards and hope the victim catches on before you hit the ground.
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The podium began to wobble, then Manson fell backwards with the prop coming down on top of him.
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Focusing on election interference from 2016 is backwards thinking, though, at least according to Virginia Senator Mark Warner.
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Well, you look backwards, and sideways too, and maybe if you're lucky that somehow that pushes you forward.
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Like once he saw a crow walking backwards before a number of bad events happened in his life.
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And, unlike with last year's Note 5, it's impossible to put it in backwards and damage the phone.
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The backwards compatible update for Red Dead Redemption may be promotion for a long rumored but unannounced sequel.
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So they take applications on a rolling basis, accepting the fastest runners first and working their way backwards.
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Europe has gone backwards in technology—it hasn't created any firms of the scale of Facebook or Google.
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"When I was a child, my mother would bend over backwards to make people happy," she told audiences.
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"This is a budget that looks to the future, and we will absolutely not go backwards," Salvini said.
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"China closed itself off before, so we were backwards," he said with directness and a tinge of sorrow.
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Paul Ryan, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, said the administration "bends over backwards" to help Iran.
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President Trump is right — our nation's backwards tax code is holding us back from our true economic potential.
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This was all about doing something in the first 100 days and really it's doing the process backwards.
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Money managers who continue to invest looking nostalgically backwards ignore this at their own (and their beneficiaries') peril.
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It may feel like it's going backwards, but perhaps the pendulum is simply swinging back the other direction.
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Walters: Which is an extremely ridiculous thing because you're standing on 20183-inch heels, leaning backwards, serving liquor.
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Prince Philip gives the Queen fashion advice — and he once convinced Her Majesty to wear a hat backwards.
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"We have created a measure that has actually taken us backwards in terms of constitutional rights," Lofgren said.
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In Just a Blink of an Eye, the performers lean backwards, appearing as victims of an unseen violence.
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"The truth is that Washington has it backwards," Warren wrote in a Medium post about the proposed policy.
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Incredibly, while hanging to the rock by fingertips and leaning way backwards over the abyss, he looks down.
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It seems a few steps backwards for Disney which has made its princesses more progressive in recent years.
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In 2018, it's backwards that America would even be engaging in debates about the undeniable facts surrounding slavery.
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That's when the colonoscope bends backwards to give the endoscopist a rear-view look at the colon wall.
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I've had run-ins with some very aggressive guys in polo shirts and backwards hats at multiple shows.
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Environmental groups like Greenpeace and the Sierra Club issued similar statements, calling the nomination a potential step backwards.
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And freedom and things go forward and then they go backward, they go forwards and they go backwards.
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"I was flipping words around related to my ideas when I realized SRAM spells Mars backwards," Allis said.
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That is, of course, a backwards and dangerous way to approach an issue so critical to child safety.
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You just start moving backwards, and the characters step up to you and say, 'Yeah, you need me.
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"The European project can go backwards or even disappear if we don't take care of it," he said.
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Yes, it's true that as Turkheimer said, or, sorry as Reich said, we may have things completely backwards.
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Wallace had it backwards - Social Security actually lends money to the federal government, not the other way around.
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Uncontrollable muscle spasms bent his spine backwards at a sickening angle and snapped both his femurs like kindling.
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First, make a loop by inserting the lace backwards into that extra hole, leaving a bit dangling out.
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" He cupped his hands around his mouth and walked backwards down the stairs, calling out: "You like me.
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"Devil Rides Backwards" is a somber acoustic song with a little background Hammond and some sparing piano chords.
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If you're having trouble perfecting the look without making a mess, try this makeup-artist trick: Work backwards.
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"Now I think most of the field is predicated on going backwards to rigorous foundational research," said Horvath.
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And both games accomplished this without bending over backwards to be "current" or "modern," or pandering to nostalgia.
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Low in sugar and carbs is a good thing if you, like Munn, are committed to aging backwards.
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I talk about the way it tries to wind time backwards, and there is something redemptive about that.
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He returned to form with an all-white outfit and backwards baseball cap while performing in September 2015.
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I slowly began to recall the entire body, telescoping backwards, letting my mind stitch the fleeting pieces together.
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"It's like being stuck not going forward or backwards," said Jose, now 21990 and living in New York.
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The refrain is nominally reassuring — "You're not going backwards" — but it doesn't tell you where you're going, either.
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To present this commitment as a threat to the military balance in European is to get it backwards.
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Brisbane has long been considered "a big country town," full of backwards thinking, corrupt politicians and conservative ways.
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It feels like every step I've tried to take since my injury has been like five steps backwards.
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Photos from the vacation show Obama wearing a backwards baseball cap, which Twitter users have poked fun at.
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"It's an ongoing battle and this is a major step backwards from the progress we've been making," Rep.
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British rookie George Russell spun his Williams off and backwards against the tyre wall in the closing seconds.
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"Maintaining the upward trajectory that we are now on, we cannot regress, we cannot slip backwards," he said.
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But domestic production has been going backwards and efforts to establish strategic reserves have fallen short of targets.
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If you're not, we don't want to bend over backwards to try to get you to play this.
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H.R. 620 takes us backwards to a darker time, when civil rights of people with disabilities were disregarded.
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They're not going to go backwards at this point no matter who is running the Department of Education.
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The screen swivels and bends backwards up to 135 degrees, and the keyboard features a color changing backlight.
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They'll do the arithmetic backwards and decide, you know, how much they can afford to spend on content.
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A climate clock would tick backwards to show how dollars spent on a ticket help combat global warming.
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This requires customizing alert logic, starting first from the business's needs and most critical assets and working backwards.
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"We're in a kangaroo court, it feels like in this place, because all of this is backwards," Rep.
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It also discovered previously unseen bursts of rapid solar wind that bend the sun&aposs magnetic field backwards.
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The teams should then work backwards to March 2019 to trace the steps that led to each outcome.
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" From "Coach Lucy Tribute": "Thank you for teaching me, um, how to skate backwards faster and shoot better.
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Or make you wonder if the writer had bent over backwards to prove he or she wasn't biased?
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Everything is there: the buttstomp, the triple jump, the running jump, the spinning backwards jump, the wall jump.
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It has basic tasks like counting backwards by seven, and drawing a clock that reads 10 past 11.
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Our guy was so scared, he shut down the camera and almost fell backwards -- Marshawn burst into laughter!!!
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Rather than focus on this, Whitney tries to work backwards to figure out how that voice was lost.
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At that moment, all 287 extras would fell backwards in unison as the blast's shockwave passed over them.
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