His eyes were wet, his fists balled, his face stormy.
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She balled her fists, as if willing them to stay intact.
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Correct you are, Baldwin, no one can resist your balled rum.
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Angry, with balled fists and tears — a brother or close cousin.
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But why did I use balled-up paper as an example?
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She points to Maddy's soaked, balled-up cape in my hands.
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" Alison said in response: "He touched me, he curve balled me!
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But, so-called balled and burlapped trees come with some catches.
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His hands were balled into fists, and the fists were trembling.
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In the end, she was only upset about getting low-balled.
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The news has been met with balled fists and real anger.
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Students balled up protest fliers and threw them in his face.
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He "balled his fists and refused to comply," the report said.
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The hives' folded shapes remind me of thick clothes balled up.
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Passengers balled up at the entrance were in typically testy moods.
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Have an indoor snowball fight with balled up newspaper or socks. 21.
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Enraptured, enthralled, egg creamed, matzo balled,Such a sad and spontaneous splurge.
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At one end, the Clippers' DeAndre Jordan air-balled a free throw.
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" Another social media user wrote, "Ok, so I just balled all over this!
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Here's the deal ... Mike balled out in a shooting contest during Sixers vs.
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He accused the minority party of having "balled up" spending bills with filibusters.
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As a result, countries low-balled their estimates of future medicinal opioid requirements.
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The balled-up fist of a beloved childhood icon harnessed for sexual grotesquerie.
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It is where the two brothers, four years apart, balled, bawled and brawled.
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His only sign of stress was a balled-up napkin in his right fist.
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The leaves are dried, partially oxidized, and balled up, like those of oolong tea.
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Nothing makes a bedroom look unkempt like wrinkled sheets and a balled up duvet.
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"I balled up into a fetal position and just kept getting hit," he said.
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"I appreciate you @Eminem," Kaepernick tweeted, along with an emoji of a balled fist.
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He'll trap himself because with a balled fist, he won't be able to get loose.
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Master P: Had to put my game face on, 'cause I balled in the NBA.
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To this day, Sal's tossing balled-up bills at Mookie, one by one, shocks me.
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So, go on, throw out those pilly black socks balled up in your top drawer.
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Even now, my account is home to a dozen-plus moth-balled albums of this kind.
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And why is one t-shirt laid open when all the other clothing is balled up?
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He wipes the excess from the welt of the shoe with a grubby, balled-up cloth.
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She snatched the lock as it left his fingers and balled it up in her fist.
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He turned toward a new boy who looked a bit overwhelmed, his hands balled into fists.
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Way less nerve-racking than extracting a balled-up twenty from the fist of a toddler.
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Whenever something infuriating is on our minds, Arthur's little balled-up fist just says it all.
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Answer honestly, and you risk getting low-balled and missing your chance to climb the pay scale.
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I felt like he was mansplaining ASMR to me as he balled up interstitials of crepe paper.
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"The next thing I knew, Mark's balled-up fist was coming straight for my face," Henson writes.
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"They low-balled their appraisal and made us an offer based on that," Kim Mahoney told CNBC.
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Most of the staffers WIRED spoke with privately suspected the company's accountants had low-balled the figure.
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Essentially hitting with the balled fingers, not an impact any puncher wants to throw any weight onto.
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He's got his hands balled up into fists instead of karate-chopping the air for maximum speed.
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When he was done, he balled it up, opened the door, and dropped it on the ground.
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My hands were freezing and I balled my wardrobe skirt up around my fists as I spoke.
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I have never sat on the edge of my chair with balled fists bellowing support for Mayweather.
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When she found out she was pregnant, Sam Blakely balled up her shower curtain, bit down, and screamed.
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Jared balled up his fist, beginning to cry as he thought of his friend Alaina Petty, who died.
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Hirose's sculptures are the size of balled fists that she attached to the ends of rotating clock arms.
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Keeping a salary history private doesn't change an initial offer that was always going to be low-balled.
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When no more fit, Cameron balled up the remaining material and used it to apply pressure on top.
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But he raised his hand, balled up a fist and bumped knuckles -- a young player's dream come true.
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Of course, sonically, We Already Lost the World sounds more like a balled fist than an extended handshake.
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There at the table they made the exchange: the balled up pantyhose for $300 in cash and cab fare.
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"My hands were freezing and I balled my wardrobe skirt up around my fists as I spoke," she recalls.
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So at the end of the day, it all gets balled together and was something that was always there.
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Ibuprofen : You owe $60 for that Advil your husband requested after sleeping balled up in a chair all night.
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I gave them extra time to steam too, but they still came out like little soggy balled-up towels.
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Mumbai is a crass, brass-balled town where only those who do not have money are discreet about it.
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They flutter in tree branches and sit balled up under kitchen sinks — plastic bags abound in New York City.
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The deputies said in a police report that he balled his fists as if to fight them and resisted arrest.
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But after he allegedly hit her with balled fists in the face, stomach and back, police were called, she testified.
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"I 'George W. Bush' it," she quipped, when the interviewer soft-balled her on her refusal to engage with detractors.
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He rarely turns on the television, which sits atop a small piece of furniture that holds balled-up athletic socks.
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It proves that your very human cruel streak is all balled up with compassion — same as the rest of us.
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Like a man unsatisfied with a photograph of himself, Liu balled up his hands and placed them on his hips.
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Ford didn't miss until the 6:06 mark of the first half, when he air-balled a 783-point attempt.
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After the Nets' Jared Dudley air-balled an open 21-pointer in the third quarter, Simmons celebrated with outstretched arms.
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With those numbers, the press and Facebook continuously low-balled the "approximately $2 billion," and simply neglected a cool $700 million.
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Oz says he played ball for his high school and even balled up a bit during his college days at Harvard.
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She turns around, her fists balled up, strangling a scream — the perfect insult — as the distance between us and him increases.
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Several bodies were strewn across the carpet, their heads resting on balled-up jumpers, necks bent as if they were broken.
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We recover items that have been balled up in drawers and buried at the bottom of closets for half a year.
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When the small man stood and looked into the mirror, he said nothing at first, and then he balled his fists.
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Clippers ... but Jermaine O'Neal says when he balled, some players would make it a point to meet in the locker room.
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There's just Trump as sort of the embodiment of many different forms of discontent and anger all balled up into one person.
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"The guy got close to my face and his fists were kinda balled up and I felt threatened," Amal told BuzzFeed News.
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Researchers who dug through nearly 50,000 records discovered that the algorithm effectively low-balled the health needs of the hospital's black patients.
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In her right hand, almost unnoticeable, is a balled up tissue that she seems to have forgotten to stash in her purse.
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I balled up the robe and used it to wipe down my face, diluting the spray tan into a mellow orange gouache.
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Dresses become "happier" when hung up; socks must not be balled up but folded lovingly, so that they may "rest" between uses.
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A north London Christiania, only the street dealers' weed isn't actually weed; it's balled-up toilet paper wrapped in more toilet paper.
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During a history class, two classmates started pelting Mr. Cedeno from behind with pencil bits and balled-up paper, the police said.
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"He's like a can of Red Bull balled up into a human being," said Verrett, who started for New York on Friday.
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During his news conference, he balled up the mailer in his hand, tossed it and encouraged the crowd to do the same.
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There have been several times throughout my career where I walked away from the table feeling like I had just low-balled myself.
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"The next thing I knew, Mark's balled-up fist was coming straight for my face," Henson writes of the blow that he delivered.
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"That actually strikes me as a pretty reasonable valuation, which means the underwriters really low-balled this deal," the "Mad Money" host said.
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He's trying to propose to his girlfriend while his friend shouts at him from behind and throws balled-up paper at his head.
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After two free throws by rookie PJ Washington, Randle air-balled a floater with 12.3 seconds to go, setting it up for Graham.
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After two free throws by rookie P.J. Washington, Randle air-balled a floater with 12.3 seconds to go, setting it up for Graham.
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If we told you Kevin Durant got straight balled up by "Chappelle's Show" star Donnell Rawlings there's no way you'd believe us right?
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That especially sucks when you're trying to describe the early universe, where literally all mass and energy was balled up in a tiny space.
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They balled out for 60 on Monday, now LiAngelo and LaMelo Ball followed up to combine for 36 points in Wednesday's game in Lithuania!!
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They argued in court that Breitburn had low-balled its valuation in order to favor creditors who stood to gain control over its assets.
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Oregon had a chance to win or force overtime in the final seconds, but Pritchard air-balled a 3-point attempt as time expired.
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I remind myself that he was once a chubby little baby, with balled-up fists, looking out from his stroller at lights and shadows.
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Paul hit two free throws with 9.5 seconds to play before Hield air-balled a 3-pointer and Oklahoma City ran out the clock.
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But, after the man snapped his shot, Garrett told police he balled up his hand into a fist and socked him in the face.
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If you bought a potted Christmas tree or one that has its roots balled in burlap, you probably had this solution in mind already.
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Some figures in this work have no heads; some heads have no bodies; some hands are balled into fists; and found objects are everywhere.
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"—Consequence of Sound Lorde Drops Another New TrackLorde has released a second song from her upcoming album, a dark, minimal piano balled called "Liability.
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And if LiAngelo does try to chase his hoop dreams ... Peace -- who's balled in China and Italy -- says playing abroad's a pretty sweet deal, too.
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Mexican federal police had stopped a 21997-year-old man from San Felipe at a checkpoint, discovering black plastic bags balled up in the tires.
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In typical Zion fashion, he balled out in front of Hov -- dropping 25 points, 7 rebounds and 7 assists in the 79 to 64 victory.
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He didn't score in the remaining 37 minutes, though, and air-balled a desperation three-pointer with three defenders in his face as time expired.
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Yet rather than produce a blank check, the Magic low-balled O'Neal, promising him less money than Alonzo Mourning and Juwan Freaking Howard were making.
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It's tough because many employers can then justify to themselves that it's ok to underpay employees who low-balled themselves or who lack negotiation skills.
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On Monday it said those tenders had been moth-balled, and until a settlement is reached it will not participate in further tenders for Petrobras.
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Incident reports from the officers said Dao was swinging his arms and had his fists balled as they tried to pull him from his seat.
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Almost indistinguishable from a mid-'70s Robert Redford, Pitt as Cliff strides through Los Angeles in skinny jeans, a pretty hairdo, and two balled fists.
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In response, Payton grabbed the server by his collar with one hand and balled up the other as if he were going to punch him.
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It also wasn&apost merely an aesthetic issue, though my hands always balled up, hiding my fingers, when I saw any sign of a camera.
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Mr. Abraham, balled up and fetal at the start, gradually unfurls before briefly exploding in a frenzy, buoyed by the air of an offstage fan.
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Before I knew what I was doing, I balled up my free hand and punched the thing in the head three times in quick succession.
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Coffins which were carved with the hands open meant they were female, while if the hands were balled into fists, they held males, according to Waziri.
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" He then took off his tie, balled it into his fist, and walked past the security barriers toward police, stating, "Do what you need to do.
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Use your right hand, balled in a fist, to beat twice against your torso — curl your spine as you do so and hop with each hit.
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You'll understand why the word "miracle" is involved when your drawers and shelves miraculously have more room due to neat stacks rather than balled-up garments.
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After Devin balled out on Sunday -- 140 yards from scrimmage and a TD -- teammate Frank Gore brought over Adrian Peterson to give him some postgame love.
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Marshall had an opportunity to cut it to three points with less than two minutes remaining, but Jannson Williams air-balled his look at 3-pointer.
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Greenwood said the third-party group's results come in the form of "a completely arbitrary low-balled number" that suggests prices for certain drugs and treatments.
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When authorities with the Tarpon Springs Police Department arrived, they said the wipe was covered in blood and "securely balled up," the Tampa Bay Times reported.
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The cover of Damaged—which, in a staged photo, sees Rollins breaking a mirror with his balled fist—is as iconic as Metallica's Master Of Puppets.
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The aerogel was a water deterrent, and once the water hit my hand, it remained balled up and mobile, my skin not absorbing it at all.
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But what Gist could not take his eyes off was the young corpse's hand, balled into a fist, clutching a clump of dry grass and weeds.
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Butler spun around and immediately balled his right hand up into a fist before pushing his chest into Warren&aposs and getting up in his face.
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Compressed, the Freerain24 occupies only as much space as a balled up pair of socks, yet it unfolds into a full-size, waterproof backpack once unpacked.
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Kendrick Lamar's crash pad at Coachella's fit for a king ... dude balled out at an INSANE villa for his must-see performance out in the desert.
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In repeated posts and replies on his Facebook page, Anderson says that Lynch low-balled him — which still seems to be the primary reason he didn't return.
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Ball has air-balled and clanked pull-up shots going to his right, and has been forced into contested step-back threes late in the shot clock.
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Iran has shown a significant willingness to suffer casualties in pursuit of its objectives before, losing 2,300 soldiers in Syria by its own (potentially low-balled) figures.
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Liu unself-consciously wiped himself down with a Kleenex, cleared his sinuses copiously, and balled up the tissue, placing it on a glass coffee table between us.
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Rainn Wilson, Mira Sorvino, Dennis Rodman, Brad Paisley, Charlie Sheen, Robin Thicke, Rob Riggle, Matt Leinart, Reggie Miller, Justin Turner and more turned up and balled out.
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The insanely athletic spawn of Metta World Peace and Shaquille O'Neal BALLED OUT HARD during a high school showdown in L.A. ... complete with some VERY impressive highlights.
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Quavo ain't half bad either -- in fact, the dude was a star athlete back in Georgia and balled out as the QB on his high school football team.
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And after the way he balled out with legit NFL superstars during off-season training sessions, it seemed Ocho was serious about one last hurrah with the pros.
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Maye gave North Carolina a 260-33 lead with a free throw after he air-balled the first toss on the two-shot opportunity with 23:240 remaining.
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She says using a fresh pair of pantyhose is ideal, but if yours are balled up in the laundry, she also suggests a sponge, Beautyblender, or dryer sheet.
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It mildly appalled Eileen that the boy carted this beautiful brass instrument around with his balled-up socks and stinking boots, but she figured that was the point.
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Payton got angry and in response, grabbed the server by his collar with one hand and balled up the other as if he was going to punch him.
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I think anybody with kids understands that sometimes you can't make it out the door on time, and eventually he was used to my tardiness and balled out.
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Plus, Brown famously balled out in the Drew League -- playing with legit NBA superstars like John Wall, Paul George, DeMar DeRozan and he more than held his own.
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It is an album because a musician made it and it is broken up into songs, but it is also a diary, a balled-up tissue, found art.
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He missed seven of 10 shots on Wednesday and air-balled a 3-point attempt on the Knicks' final possession, setting up T. J. McConnell's buzzer-beating jumper.
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"I will not overcharge for the urine test but I will not be low-balled either do not contact me if you are going to be difficult," she warned.
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The Warren Buffett Annual Power Lunch Auction Countdown Party is like any fund-raiser—wine, hors d'oeuvres, balled-up napkins—but for the prominent placement of two TV screens.
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The images — in particular, a close-up of Arthur's balled-up fist — have been used to illustrate everything from frustration at friends to speculation about Frank Ocean's new album.
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Between balled-up receipts, used Kleenex, and loose makeup essentials, its catch-all shape can turn into a what feels like a waste bin in no time at all.
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I stole a yo-yo on the way out of the door of his shop and then used three pairs of socks balled-up to learn how to juggle.
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Hyperloop One projects $2 billion in revenue per year, implying that the project will take a decade to recover costs, even taking the low-balled cost estimates into account.
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He could also see that she was either turned on or very afraid: eyes fixed on him and fists balled up by her sides, as if gripping real sheets.
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The ship eventually came to a halt after it pin-balled into the wharf, but not before it made contact with a much smaller tour boat along the way.
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Antetokounmpo missed two of the four free throws, then air-balled a 3-point attempt, helping Golden State reclaim possession trailing 23-245 with still 227:215 to go.
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As the crowd danced, whooped and sang along to the band's slow jams, the Belgian husband sat stoically, and at one point stuffed a balled-up napkin in his ears.
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When Jessica's mum, Sandy, tries to take away the iPad, there's a tantrum that threatens to go nuclear: wobbly lip, tears, hands balled into fists and a high-pitched wail.
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When Becky (Amanda Seyfried), who is original character Shelly's (Mädchen Amick) daughter, tries to push Steven, he growls at her while holding his balled up fist high above her body.
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Now here he was balled up in the fetal position, pinned between the sink and toilet on the floor of our prison cell, pleading with me to stop beating him.
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"The Senate has gotten itself balled up on their attempts to do a CR [continuing resolution], so I think it's important that House go ahead and move first," said Rep.
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No nominee has spit-balled so extravagantly about what he might do as president without providing details or fearing contradiction (sometimes by himself, within the space of a few sentences).
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On True Blood, he proved that not only was a confluence of femininity and machismo valid, but that a limp wrist could just as easily turn into a balled fist.
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It all went down at Mudiay's skills academy at the YMCA in Albany, NY where Mudiay took on 13-year-old Dior Johnson -- and the kid straight-up BALLED OUT!!
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After telling Reinking to move again, the report states that Reinking took his tie off, balled it into his fist, began approaching the officer and walked past the security barriers.
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Shooting a piece of trash -- usually balled up paper -- into a trash can while yelling "Kobe" is a past time for both adults and children who grew up watching Bryant.
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When I'm doing any winter camping or hiking, I use it for the duration of the trip, day and night — balled up, the jacket makes a decent pillow for sleeping.
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He was a TUF champion given a rut-free road to stardom so he could be the cue-balled poster boy for the UFC's UK expansion, but he had a ceiling.
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The 8-time Olympic gold medalist suited up for the Central Coast Mariners -- wearing a #95 jersey -- and he BALLED OUT in his second appearance for the club ... scoring 2 goals.
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It's not the first time's Jacquees has balled out for his ma before -- he's gotten her some pretty sweet gifts on her birthday ... and seems pretty tight with her in general.
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Display 2.1 sits close to the entrance, itself created by Kawakubo instructing her team to find inspiration in a piece of paper she had balled up and set on their desks.
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The most egregious 4/20 activity I'd seen was a completely sober Mitchell eating a balled-up mess of calories out of his hand like the disgusting trash person he is.
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The story goes that Kodak's R&D team invented the first digital camera way back in 1974, then moth-balled it before building the first modern digital SLR camera in 1989.
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He jumped in the air spread-eagled, touching his feet, then grunted as he kicked at an unseen foe, his hands balled into fists or fingers extended, chopping the empty air.
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The friend, staying at my house because Hurricane Irma had knocked out her electricity, balled her hands together in a gesture of mock concern, imitating a generically smug not-from-Florida person.
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Floyd sat courtside to watch the Hawks' Summer League game in Vegas on Wednesday ... and, when their newest superstar, Trae Young, balled out -- the boxing legend invited him for a postgame chat.
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James Harden was channeling his inner Migos before takin' on LeBron and the Lakers ... showing up to the game Thursday in a full Versace snakeskin short suit -- and then he BALLED OUT!!
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"The Senate has gotten itself balled up on their attempts to do a CR, so I think it's important that House go ahead and move first," Flores said after the RSC meeting.
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UCLA guard Aaron Holiday missed the front end of a one-and-one with 22 seconds remaining, but Arizona guard Kadeem Allen air-balled a 3-point attempt in the final seconds.
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Stephen Jackson says he toked up his ENTIRE CAREER and still balled like a boss -- so when it comes to pulling pot off the league's banned substance list, he's all for it.
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Aside from their first breakthrough single "Sex," a geyser of blue-balled self-loathing, their vitriol isn't haphazardly directed at women the way Future or Drake or Kanye or the Weeknd's is.
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Benjamin -- who was famously balled up by a retired Michael Jordan at a Bulls workout in 1999 -- has been accused of battery and cell phone smashing ... stemming from a February incident in California.
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He said it "would not be a practical solution, because there would be a lawsuit filed immediately and the money would be presumably balled up ..." Some Republicans were more supportive of Trump's tactic.
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Terrell Owens balled in the Gridiron Celebrity Hoops game in Texas over the Super Bowl weekend, and while guys like Daniel Gibson, Steve Francis and Trinidad James were there, Owens had the highlight.
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Gregory LaCerra and Deputy Christopher Krickovich, who were suspended pending an internal investigation, have said in a police report that Delucca Rolle balled his fists as if to fight them and resisted arrest.
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Donovan's era with the USMNT was marked by that lob-balled counterattack style with sweeping crosses, whereas this generation has found a way to at least try to be more centrally possession-oriented.
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Meanwhile, Isaiah Thomas cannon-balled over the rosiest estimations of what he can accomplish on a basketball court, finishing third in points per game, fifth in usage percentage, and ninth in True Shooting.
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" Eventually, Ms. Cook agreed to perform, huddling with the pianist for about 15 minutes, and then, with her eyes tightly closed and her hands balled into a fist, quietly sang, "You'll Never Know.
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One source tells us something that keeps getting brought up is some sort of tribute in the L.A. Live area -- right across from Staples Center, where Kobe balled out for nearly 20 years.
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They claimed that Universal low-balled them on the share they'd earn from digital copies of their songs, maintaining that they should earn the same amount they would off a physical CD sale.
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And you come back and look in her room, and you see this woman who was just in a severe crisis and is there in a balled-up position with a blanket over her.
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T.O. knows what he's talking about ... the 6-time Pro Bowler balled out against the Pats at Super Bowl 39, but the Eagles let the game slip away after a back-and-forth battle.
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If I went to a nail salon on a weekly basis and paid for a $10 manicure, I'd be spending $40 a month or $480 a year — and honestly, that's a low-balled estimate.
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Mathew Knowles says he BALLED UP Kobe Bryant when they faced off in some 1-on-1 twenty years ago ... and he'll gladly kick Kobe's ass again if Mamba wants to run it back!!!
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Seems Bron is looking to get his life back to normal amid the China drama -- he balled out during the preseason game and everyone's talking about this insane no-look, over the shoulder assist.
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I. Pulled air hard and balled it down into my navel, and let it out slow and firm, clean and without bumps out of my mouth, loud and clear over a shoulder, into her ear.
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A jury on Wednesday cleared Lu of trespassing but convicted her of misdemeanor resisting arrest after police said she balled her hands into fists, crossed her arms and screamed "no, no, no" upon being arrested.
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After the game, Adams sounded as if he took the box score and balled it up and deposited it in the trash bin along with the athletic tape holding his bruised and battered body together.
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MJ and Yvette Prieto hit up the Hyde Beach party at the SLS Hotel over the weekend -- where they balled out with a private cabana stocked with tequila and surrounded by muscle-bound private security.
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As more and more quarterbacks with less impressive resumes find NFL rosters, Kaepernick remains unemployed, leading many to hypothesize he's effectively being black-balled from the league after protesting during pre-game national anthems last season.
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She also didn't know Ally had an account on the blogging tool Tumblr until she found her daughter balled up and sobbing on her bed, trying to open a bottle of her father's blood pressure medication.
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Kentucky freshman guard Quade Green then air-balled a potential go-ahead 3-pointer before Kansas State junior guard Amaad Wainwright split two free throws with 211 seconds left to make put Kansas State up three.
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This year we're here to help, so instead of shuffling around halfheartedly tossing balled up napkins and sighing dejectedly at the pomegranate-champagne punch stains on your carpet, you'll be a master of post-party cleanup.
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The fraternal twins, Beto (Niko Guardado) and Lucia (Emily Tosta), suddenly have life-changing stresses on top of their high-school woes, while the brainy younger sister, Valentina (Elle Paris Legaspi), is balled up with anxiety.
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Standing in the crowd of reporters around Rajawat was a young man who had sat silently in the courtroom, crushing a plastic water bottle smaller and smaller, until it was balled roughly the size of a fist.
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Brown was a GOD when he balled for the Raiders back in the day ... making 9 Pro Bowls and hauling in over 100 career TDs ... so he knows a little about what it takes to be enshrined.
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On the bracket's other side, Cleveland still has LeBron James, while the Boston Celtics, for the most part, are an unseasoned collection of super-talented individuals who need to prove they can unite as a balled fist.
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After letting the Tory Lanez song play for a second, he kicks away some clothes balled up under the desk, and implores me to mention that the socks he's wearing today may have been stolen from Høiberg.
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You'd throw your key down in a balled-up tube sock to friends below on the sidewalk — because the buzzer never worked — and you'd sit out on the fire escape at night to try to stay cool.
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It showed how the spines lie flat when not in "lick mode," which lets collected fur slide off — counter-intuitively, into your cat's stomach, where it gets balled up and puked out in the manner of time immemorial.
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He knocked me over when he shoved me but I was sitting upright and I balled up my fists and reached deep into my diaphragm and screamed with all the force of 29 years worth of internalized terror.
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Fast forward a few weeks, and that idea snow-balled into me not only getting my makeup done but also sport a Spandex body suit and learning some choreography dressed up as the character Bill Bailey Umm, okay.
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"It was not money," said Pascual Quishpi, 45, his hands balled in the pockets of his bomber jacket and his eyes brimming with tears as he stared at a photo of Mr. Patouhas taped to the store's grate.
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A balled-up mass of fleshy ruffles unfolds into the shape of a capitalized 'A,' then into a 'B,' followed by a 'C' and so on until a complete brilliant alphabet is spelled out in coral reef typography.
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The police said that two classmates began throwing pencil bits and balled-up paper at Mr. Cedeno during history class on before the stabbing, and that it was the first time the three young men had ever interacted.
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With Capture the Flag, War on Women has taken every appalling headline, every new low in the name of patriotism, and every systemic problem (both fashionable and latent) over the last two years and balled them into a fist.
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Just make sure that when they do, you're not stuck telling the owner or PR rep that their car was just towed away by AAAA Wrecking service and the balled-up remains can be reclaimed at the county police impound lot.
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The hype is officially here, Lonzo balled out so hard in the Summer league (winning the MVP), that a lot of fans are thinking postseason, so when we got Barkley out at LAX we asked him if it was possible.
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Pounding on a baton with a balled fist can produce a particularly loud piercing sound, and stomping on the pedals can sound the biggest bell's low F. "Hostility, almost," was how Mr. Lind described it to The Times in 2015.
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I'm not sure if the head-tracking really worked or I was so engrossed in my content with the Dimension that I didn't notice the sound remained balanced even when I was balled up in all kinds of weird positions on my sofa.
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If you saw him on the street and called his name, he'd spin around on you, fists balled up, half enraged and half afraid, ready to fight, until he recognized you, which could sometimes take a few seconds longer than it should have.
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Schatzow relied on a slice of video only a few seconds long showing Goodson's van make a rolling stop at a stop sign, then making a wide right turn, as evidence that Gray was being "pin-balled" in the back of the van.
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Wade, an unrestricted free agent with a massive $10003 million cap hold, finally seems tired of getting low-balled by an organization that's repeatedly asked him to sacrifice money, touches, and minutes in the name of their proud and unquestionably successful culture.
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It looks like travelers in Los Angeles won't have to cram their weed inside balled-up socks or stash it in their ibuprofen bottles next time they fly—because LAX is totally chill about bringing pot into the airport now, ABC 13 reports.
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The police have said that Mr. Cedeno told them that he had been bullied since the start of school, though not by Mr. McCree and Mr. Laboy, who were said to be throwing pencil bits and balled up paper at him during class.
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Andrews's figure in "Did the Bean Sit Under a Tree" (1969) caught within a frame that incarcerates him against a US flag that threatens to unroll and smother him, has his fists balled up in a boxer's pose ready for this fight.
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Me, Sam, and Olivia [Wilde, who plays the reporter who gets the story that Jewell was a suspect] wrapped out on the last night, and the crew clapped as they told us it was a wrap, and I just balled my eyes out.
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He played a key role in Oklahoma City's fourth-quarter rally, but in his own peculiar way: one huge made three, and another air-balled attempt that somehow ended up in the hands of teammate Enes Kanter for an easy put-back.
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Flip the tongue over the toe box so air can better circulate through the interior of the shoe as it dries, then stuff the toe box with a balled-up towel (a washcloth or dishrag will be the right size) to help absorb moisture.
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Sydney may shop at the same vintage store as decades of alienated teens before her, but Lillis distinctively embodies her balled-up nerves and rubbed-raw discomfort in her own skin — when she says, "Sometimes I feel like I'm boiling inside," the burn is palpable.
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When Steph pulls up for a deep three, his relaxed form, like someone throwing balled up socks in the laundry, gives no tell as to how distant he is from the rim, and so you wonder why someone isn't standing close enough to disturb his shot.
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The two musicians frowned at a group of guys flicking balled-up dollar bills at one of the women, and over a glass of seltzer (she no longer drinks alcohol), Jehnny Beth explained that the album's centerpiece "Flower" was written for one of the bar's regular performers.
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No two trauma survivors will react in the same way or to the same triggers, but if your partner noticed you tightly balled up your fist during sex, for example, it could mean you had a fight-like response to a certain trigger, Leach told me.
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As Prescott spoke to reporters in the locker room — four days before his first playoff start, and at the center of a group so large that Prescott likened it to a Black Friday shopping crowd — Elliott lobbed balled-up pieces of tape at Prescott, again and again.
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There was a moment, after Brook Lopez air-balled a wide-open three, in which a derisive "air ball" chant from the loud and predominantly Knicks-fan crowd was still going as a Carmelo Anthony miss bounded off the back of the iron and over the backboard.
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In a presentation about the future of the game, during a Tech Summit for the league's first All Star visit to Canada, NBA commissioner Adam Silver decided to revive Naismith from the dead and talk to him to show people just how balled out the NBA can get.
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But in this case, it was hard not to get nervous walking around a neighborhood block: every step could leave your shoe covered in caterpillar gunk, and tree branches would get so heavy with these critters that "chunks" of balled up caterpillars would fall off — straight onto people's heads.
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There's a scene in season five's third hour when it seems like he's balled himself up and thrown himself into a corner, and it's amazing how readily he conveys Philip's utter inability to cope with what he's done and who he's become, simply by the way he sits.
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You don't want to find yourself wrestling in the middle of the night with a giant balled up duvet on your body while your feet are completely exposed to the cold," say Xiong and Yu. Also: "Our last tip is for sleepers who use both a flat sheet and duvet cover.
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Your hangover from the weekend is still buzzing around the back of your head like an undead bee, your costume is balled up and torn on your bedroom floor, the contents of your purse is scattered in the alley outside the bar, along with your hopes and dreams for the weekend.
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The next day, or any day, I could slip away and drive to a nursery, pick up a tree—balled and burlapped—and put it in my car and take it to the edge of a field where no one would see me dig with the shovel I brought along.
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In a Pac-12 showdown featuring the best rivalry in the West over the past three decades, No. 5 UCLA avenged last month's loss in Pauley Pavilion by dealing No. 53 Arizona a rare 77-72 home defeat when the Wildcats air-balled a late 3-point attempt Saturday night.
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Xu also said cutting excess capacity was the most difficult challenge for China's supply-side reform agenda due to an insufficient social safety net in the face of a rise in unemployment and the problem of how to deal with shrinking state-owned assets due to moth-balled production facilities.
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A new financial filing from Spark Therapeutics reveals that Roche low-balled its first offer to buy Spark for $70 a share, and then outbid three other pharmaceutical companies over several months before Spark agreed to Roche's offer of $114.50 per share — 64% higher than the original that resulted in the nearly $5 billion deal.
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And because I am a greedy bastard I would rather us swallow our pride and also make a lower profit margin in order to keep the client rather than getting black-balled in a state because we think the printer is making too much money and we don't like being forced to use them.
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He squared himself off, facing me and planting both his feet, like a challenge, and then he balled one of his hands into a fist and struck his own stomach twice, hard, showing off the muscles there, too, before he opened his hand to make a welcoming gesture, jerking his head up in invitation.
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The opening title track shows off guitarists JJ Highway and Carloff Blitz's fiery licks during the band's most outright thrash moment, and many of heavy and power metal's early tropes find their way into the album's other tunes.. On the album's fourth song, "Dream Searcher," the group shifts gears into a forceful power balled.
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"We are hearing that victims feel isolated, that there is nowhere safe to go to tell their stories, that they believe they must keep their experiences silent or they will be sued or black-balled and that they feel helpless, fearing the legal costs of trying to do anything about what has happened to them," she said.
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A bowl of shells, a strip of Skee-Ball tickets from the county fair, a pile of comic books, novels and astronomy guides, some half-melted candles from a power outage, a wad of balled-up tissues from her last cold, a small batch of cormorant feathers that she'd found and kept, because she liked their iridescent black color.
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This is for Colin, ball up a fist/ And keep that shit balled like Donald the bitch Former San Francisco 49ers player Colin Kaepernick — who's now a free agent since opting out of his 49ers contract in March — triggered a movement last year when he knelt during the "Star-Spangled Banner" in protest of police brutality and racial injustice.
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If I have learned anything from anime, based on that temple vein alone Obama is about to yell for about 60 straight seconds and then shoot a beam of light out of his two balled up fists before executing a perfect Ryu kick-attack that takes Trump's K.O. bar to zero in front of a crowd of men nestled around barrels.
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It's not just that of the 1,0003 Nando's in the world, nearly a third (339) are found in the UK. It's not just that British icons as disparate as saffron-topped, breath-wailing teen favourite Ed Sheeran, golden-balled, My Little Pony-haired sports star David Beckham, and fist-fighting, former heavyweight champion David Haye, have all been given the much-coveted Nando's Black Card.
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They now project 4.7 million new claims for the week ending March 27, a huge spike from an already record number: The initial numbers might not be this high when they're first announced on Thursday, April 2, Goldsmith-Pinkham cautions; slow processing speeds and low-balled initial estimates mean that he and Sojourner expect the official data announcement to be more like 3.54 million new claims.
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Whether she's wearing one combined with equally giant sweatpants à la her sister Kim, paired with one of her arsenal of thigh-high boots to craft a lampshaded look, or simply balled up in her fist for a patented Kylie Jenner Shirt Hold designed to show off her abs to advantage in one of her myriad of mirror selfies, the teen can't get enough of this oversize look.
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He talked about Jonathan Gruber, the economist who helped design the Affordable Care Act, but no one seemed to know who that was, so he reached into the tangle of Fox News chyrons balled up in the back of his head and came up with something about all the people who wanted to tear down George Washington statues, and the crowd roared its indignation at this movement that did not, in any meaningful sense, exist.
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