There were shiny balloons and round balloons and balloons that looked like giant pillows.
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"Our balloons are more than balloons," reads the official Qualatex website.
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Water balloons, and any filled balloons in general, make me nervous.
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Balloons Blow, a nonprofit organization dedicated to warning the public of the dangers of balloons, offers environmentally friendly alternatives to balloons on their website.
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Keep deflated balloons away from children younger than 8, and discard torn balloons.
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The parade includes 16 giant character balloons, 43 novelty balloons and 26 floats.
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Those balloons The audience started batting balloons around toward the end of the show.
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Heroin coming in balloons was a special message to me, that heroin comes in balloons.
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Balloons: 125,000 balloons (hidden in the ceiling) will drop on Thursday when Trump is nominated.
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And they write words, put them in balloons and we send the balloons to the sky.
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Flying balloons can hamper aircraft and falling balloons can cause damage property and start forest fires.
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Fortunately, it looks like all we need to defend ourselves are balloons: lots and lots of balloons.
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Related: Swim With Balloons and Watch People Puke at the Park Avenue Armory Artist Fills 400 Black Balloons with Different Gases for Magical Effect Feel the Heartbeat of 100,000 White Balloons in London
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Correction: An earlier version of this story mistakenly identified the balloons used by Project Loon as hot air balloons.
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Transportation Internet of Balloons How Loon, Google's newest sister company, uses stratospheric balloons to make the web truly worldwide.
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The private room was adorned with purple, glittery and silver balloons — a set of large letter balloons spelled out "Gia" in addition to the two large numbered balloons that read "16" — and a silvery, sequined backdrop.
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Via Creative Boom Related: Swim With Balloons and Watch People Puke at the Park Avenue Armory Feel the Heartbeat of 100,000 White Balloons In London This Floating Sea of LED Balloons Turns Music Into Dynamic Patterns
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Balloons or no balloons, the 2019 parade was always slated to go on, with floats, bands and other performance groups.
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For his part, Handman encourages his customers to reuse their balloons, and he himself reuses balloons he inflates for promotional shoots.
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While power lines are a common risk to balloons, court cases involving power lines and balloons are not a common occurrence.
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Her daughter liked balloons, so Erika bought a little balloon twister set for kids and started making balloons to cheer her up.
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The guys (real names: Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy) have made their impressive entrance from balloons before, but those were water balloons.
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The balloons' glass molds are shaped like intestines and organs, a reference to early toy balloons, which were made of animal innards.
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AND FINALLY ... Like oil and water Cats and balloons really don't mix, because cats don't like balloons (or anything else, to be honest).
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"They (the church) released latex balloons, and these are the type of balloons often found in the stomachs of dead animals," he said.
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The parade goes on even without balloons Even if the ferocious winds do succeed and ground the balloons, the show will go on.
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Related: Feel the Heartbeat of 100,000 White Balloons in London Buildings Overflow With Balloons in This Photography Project There's a Giant Face Floating Over Tokyo
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During the flight, they wanted to be able to throw balloons in the sky—balloons on which they'd written their best wishes for their beloved girl.
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At the time, David had a canopy—a ceiling—of balloons, so he was always taking down balloons that had shrunk or deflated and replacing them.
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" But if you add scarcity, she says, by limiting time, or darts, or balloons, or whatever, then solving the problem of popping those balloons becomes "interestingly difficult.
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Mr. Heining, who works primarily in balloons (his company designs and markets balloons for Disney theme parks) expects this Times Square celebration, his 26th, to go seamlessly.
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Sam Komar, VP of sales and marketing at CTI Balloons, the first company to mass produce foil balloons, says that while large 48-inch letters first became available nine years ago, global helium shortages mean smaller balloons that can be filled with air have now come into favor.
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In 2015, the balloons were pictured alongside everyone from Reese Witherspoon to Kris Jenner to Mindy Kaling, while in 20183, Beyoncé firmly cemented the trend with "Twinning" balloons.
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He fills a jet bridge, "passerelle" in French, with his white balloons in Passerelle, while balloons overtake shopping carts in T.O.C. ("Trouble Obsessionel Compulsif" or "Obsessive Compulsive Disorder").
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Of the 16 giant character balloons and roughly two dozen small and medium balloons on Thursday, Felix will be the only one that appeared in the original lineup.
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Take your next water balloon fight to the next level with Bunch O Balloons, a nifty product that allows you to fill 200 balloons in less than a minute.
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Loon isn't the only company aiming to turn stratospheric balloons into commercial success — startup World View intends to offer clients high-altitude balloons for a range of potential commercial services.
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Later a contingent of marchers donned elaborate, rainbow-colored costumes constructed from hundreds of balloons and carried large letters, also formed by balloons, spelling out P-U-L-S-E.
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The festival, the largest gathering of hot air balloons in Europe with more than 150 balloons taking part, will run through Sunday and conclude with another Nightglow and a fireworks display.
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Mourners plan to release purple balloons -- Jazmine's favorite color.
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Project Loon, the initiative of Alphabet's X lab to deliver internet using air balloons, is looking into deploying Wi-Fi balloons to help alleviate the crisis in Puerto Rico, the company confirmed.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A fleet of colorful hot air balloons left the English coast for France on Friday, attempting to break the record for most hot air balloons to cross the English Channel.
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One Mexican on 16th and Valencia sold for-crap smack, but he had Day-Glo silver balloons, so I bought from him instead of the Mexican with good-deal in black balloons.
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The iconic Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons could struggle to fly through the streets of Manhattan Thursday, with forecasts predicting strong winds that could put the balloons in violation of city regulations.
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After about 45 minutes, the balloons had deflated only slightly and we realized we hadn't been very scientific: It might have been wise to first measure the balloons' original circumference, for example.
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She says Pioneer Balloon (which has two lines, Qualatex for latex, microfoil, and bubble balloons and Northstar Balloons for foil letters and numbers) has directly teamed up with influencers to promote its products.
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Then, their two kids greet him while carrying blue balloons.
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Forget floral arrangements decorated with tiny balloons and teddy bears.
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Another type of procedure uses gas to fill the balloons.
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The balloons may be set free again in the future.
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"Breathing into balloons means that I give birth," she explains.
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A sea of pink balloons cascading down her grand staircase.
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They dance with "305" balloons (this is Miami, after all).
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Others hold balloons that convey the vibration of the sounds.
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As white balloons floated into the sky, the vigil concluded.
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The Arizona balloons would be a good place to start.
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Models of many classic and recent parade balloons hang overhead.
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NOAA's balloons carry "sondes," which can measure the ozone layer.
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Others hold balloons that convey the vibration of the sounds.
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Balloons are released during a vigil in Dayton, Aug. 4.
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Real, heavy tears, building and dropping, heavy as water balloons.
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Despite this, evidence suggests ordinary people still love letter balloons.
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The balloons are not to celebrate the company's unicorn status.
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Watching Princess Charlotte discover the sheer joy that is balloons.
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What do balloons, MRIs and rockets all have in common?
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Funeral Balloons is out on Backwoodz Studioz on September 8th.
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Balloons are hardly essential; they're barely a means of transportation.
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But users can lose connections if winds push balloons astray.
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Floating these BS balloons has its inherent risks, of course.
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" He added, "Thank god I ain't got no balloons sheeesh.
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The barrage balloons are going up all along the Corniche.
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We try to buy balloons, but it takes too long.
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But in reality, they're almost certainly Darpa's new test balloons.
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Something very sharp could also potentially pop its helium balloons.
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Just look at those goddamned balloons rising above his head.
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"Firstborn is turning 5, getting him balloons now," he added.
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The balloons were reportedly kept on the ground in 1971.
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Clearly, excitement over balloons is a trait the Clintons share.
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But one day I knew I'd buy my own balloons.
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She's surrounded by other hovering red spheres, drifting like balloons.
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Their technology provides wireless connectivity through a network of balloons.
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The balloons fly 20km in the air — that's the stratosphere.
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Note the flight paths of two balloons over Puerto Rico.
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Alas, while the balloons were definitely festive, they weren't accurate.
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Our grandparents attended party conventions teeming with balloons and bunting.
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He gave his mom a big hug and some balloons.
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Clinton and she playfully swatted at the spill of balloons.
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The helium balloons were certainly heavily featured in this store.
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Douglas filled a whole room with balloons for this shot.
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It was a huge challenge, however, because balloons kept popping.
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That's bad timing: May is a big month for balloons.
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Have cake and balloons and a zodiac reveal party instead!
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Palestinians have also launched incendiary balloons and kites into Israel.
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We're in the House of Balloons era now, my dudes.
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Secondary balloons just above the ladder can inflate or deflate.
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I went with Toby to tie balloons on his birthday.
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But the enormous balloons remain one of the biggest draws.
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Despite these difficulties, the balloons were released again in 240.
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NBC aired clips of balloons from the 1970 parade instead.
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They split into teams and played volleyball with colorful balloons.
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Through the train window I saw my first barrage balloons.
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She's furry, small, snacks on kibble and plays with balloons.
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We build balloons and airplanes and elevators to counter it.
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And thankfully, the balloons ended up flying despite gusty winds.
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Balloons and confetti are seen after the Democratic National Convention.
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The chance that the balloons might not fly didn't matter.
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The auditorium in the northwest Bronx was speckled with balloons.
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Too many fall behind on payments as their debt balloons.
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The parade balloons have only been grounded once, Monahan said.
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It's a period drama about hot air balloons, after all.
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Basically, the head of the warhead is packed with balloons.
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"Daddy's always happy," Gordon says, booting one of the balloons.
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The challenge was the same: 100 balloons, but Toby here with the help a woman named Christie Springs took all the air out of the balloons in a new record time of 36.53 seconds.
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Balloons were spotted tied to sewer grates in Australia along with a message promoting the film, but the balloons in Pennsylvania were found without messages tying them to the film, making it even creepier.
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"We have no way of determining the number of hot air balloons that may need the replacement, but we estimate that it will affect no more than 85033 hot air balloons," the agency wrote.
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Age: Brown, 21; Dean, 22; Marshland, 22Industry: ScienceKnown for: Brown, Dean, and Marshland are three of the cofounders of Windborn Systems, a company which builds weather balloons that are more durable than regular balloons.
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Often sold in small metal cannisters of compressed gas that are emptied into balloons before the gas is inhaled, litter from used cannisters and balloons has become a nuisance on streets and in parks.
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Not only do the weight of the strings and the texture of the balloons have to be standard; Mr. Bloom also has a preshow ritual of filling the balloons with precisely uniform amounts of helium.
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She walks into her living room, decorated with balloons and banners.
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The North began sending balloons into the South loaded with leaflets.
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If it were larger, balloons would stick more strongly to ceilings.
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Sad Ronnie struggles to get roughly 100 balloons through a doorway.
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Lauren reveals she is a big fan of the heart balloons.
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Things like balloons, frames, and wearables are good options to try.
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A fleet of high-altitude balloons could collect measurements, as well.
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What's keeping those Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade balloons in the sky?
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Spend 2 perfect minutes watching a guy pop balloons with knives.
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From balloons to confetti, these bachelorette party decorations are super cute.
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In lieu of balloons, there was a newly formed Twitter account.
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Now, Google is stepping up efforts to help with Internet balloons.
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This guy going ham on a bunch of balloons with knives.
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Balloons and streamers line the streets of New Orleans, circa 1970.
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There are unwashed dishes, leftover birthday balloons, photo albums, stacked books.
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It's close, but we think there's more booty than balloons here.
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She'd started on the ground, processing data from Earth observation balloons.
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About 85 balloons took part in the attempt, the BBC reported.
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The first hot-air balloons aren't silks, it's paper and burlap.
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"We let 42 balloons go and celebrated her life," he says.
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The girl who wore the balloons dress on the red carpet.
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And using balloons too close to cities could jam other communications.
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" Underwood said during a video which shows balloons spelling out "BABY.
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The balloons can fly at altitudes of more than 75,000 feet.
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There's more pressure as his legend balloons within the gaming community.
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The world's longest, lightest robotic arm is made of helium balloons.
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What's the legality of flying balloons into a different nation's airspace?
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A good party has good music, decorations, colorful balloons, good food.
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With this march we have these giant inflatable chicken Trump balloons.
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Visitors to the memorial hall posed for photographs with the balloons.
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Residents left flowers, stuffed animals and balloons in a makeshift memorial.
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But after the balloons fall, the communities often stay the same.
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Balloons and confetti falling from the ceiling is one of them.
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Incredibly inconvenient, but at least balloons are, like, a fun item.
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Derry is bombarded by way, way too many ominous red balloons.
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Perhaps the most important part of Black Balloons is its ephemerality.
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Because balloons have a short life span, Cern's piece is indefinite.
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JPEGMAFIA & ZillaKamiDenzel Curry - UltDenzel Curry - BLACK BALLOONS l 13LACK 13ALLOONZ feat.
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Blown up balloons appear amongst the bags, serving a dual purpose.
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But that effort, along with other test balloons, did not prosper.
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Those e-card template balloons are not part of Beyoncé's aesthetic.
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Balloons are only for a moment; they literally disappear and vanish.
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Music videos, popping balloons, vacations: How people celebrate being debt-free
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Alphabet's latest moonshot company delivers internet access via solar-powered balloons.
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But it did that thing balloons sometimes do: It gained consciousness.
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Balloons were released into the air and the cheering grew louder.
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In fact, just have cake and balloons whenever you want. 44.
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Do you think hot air balloons are subject to surge pricing?
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Balloons are made from a thin plastic and filled with helium.
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Distressingly slow corporate-sponsored balloons do not lumber down the boulevards.
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The kids wave bright balloons and wiggle to a cheery tune.
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The account also tweeted out a photo of two red balloons.
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There were 48 balloons in all, in all shapes and varieties.
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There was a CVS with water balloons — get this — on sale.
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Some people wondered if some of the pink balloons had burst.
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The balloons have fallen, and the conventions are over and through.
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Character balloons have been a feature of the parade since 203.
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Clinton said, beneath clouds of blue balloons hanging in nets overhead.
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Start by filling balloons from a party-supply store with water.
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After that, the force was too much, and the balloons broke.
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Police refloated the vessel with the use of divers and balloons.
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They were balloons that had been purchased for her birthday party.
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This doesn't require clever PR jingles or blue and yellow balloons.
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Google is trying to do something similar, but with giant balloons.
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There will be a total of 26 floats and 56 balloons.
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Guests were greeted upon entry with a slew of blue and white decorations, including balloons galore — and lots of cute mustache-themed touches like balloons and cupcake toppers and an "Our Little Manno" sign by Woodums.
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A very different approach to reestablishing communication, Google's Loon project claims to have connected 100,000 people via balloons launched after the storms; but the balloons really act as a bridge between phones and distant, working cell networks.
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SUBTITLE: World View develops high-tech balloons that travel into the stratosphere.
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Sea foam green and white balloons cascade from hoops throughout the room.
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Thousands of red, white, and blue balloons were released from the rafters.
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"I love the process of dying balloons," she tells The Creators Project.
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Because of my desire to keep the moment, I taxidermy the balloons.
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Then Facebook highlighted the word 'selamat' and throw some balloons and confetti.
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Break out the bubbly and balloons: It's Instagram Stories' one-year birthday.
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Kylie's car is covered in pink balloons with her face on them.
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I am allowed to enter the room full of oversized white balloons.
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Then the whole family watched as the balloons drifted out of sight.
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Whether the briefly dissenting senator possessed any turquoise balloons is not clear.
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They wrote messages on white balloons and released them at the ceremony.
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I find balloons in my party supply stash and blow them up.
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I run in with my hands full of balloons and table decorations.
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Or inflated sheets of steel which stretch and shine like metallic balloons.
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The balloons will be tethered to a barge in the Chicago River.
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Sean: He was more concerned about the balloons than the actual presents.
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In the Tribune piece, Derek is seen happily holding several pink balloons.
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When you add in provincial institutions that number balloons closer to 140,000.
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They gave him a crime scene-like body outline complete with balloons.
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This was the first piece in Tadao Cern's latest installation, Black Balloons.
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Along these lines, Black Balloons is also especially adaptive to its surroundings.
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Once cooled, carefully pop the balloons and remove them from the caramel.
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There are plenty of red balloons, too, because of course there are.
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The walls are decorated with children's drawings and balloons cover the ground.
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Watched by two men, he slowly blows up balloons until they burst.
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When superdelegates are factored in, her lead balloons to 1,930 to 85033,189.
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After the ceremony, the crowd outside released white balloons into the sky.
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A shortage of fact was no bar for television's hot air balloons.
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Someone had left birthday balloons for him on the day we visited.
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The balloons that World View operates look like jellyfish while they inflate.
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"There are thousands of balloons that go up every year," he said.
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Mr. Nichols's Facebook page reflected two passions: hot-air balloons and dogs.
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They had already iced champagne and inflated pink "It's a Girl" balloons.
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Decorate Your House: Nothing says party like balloons filled with metallic confetti.
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They threw their balloons in the air, stomped on them and danced.
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And then, almost immediately, he pops his balloons full of hot air.
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His installations (like a room filled with balloons) will make you smile.
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He likens the use of balloons to the paint used by painters.
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Balloons take off from custom launch pads in Nevada and Puerto Rico.
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Giant spiders made from balloons dwarf whole homes, headless horsemen haunt lawns.
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Eighteen fire departments, hundreds of locals and a couple thousand water balloons.
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It's a chance to chuck water balloons at people on big trucks!!!
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Balloons have been a central part of Ms. Zencirli's work for years.
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These include weather balloons, surface weather observation network, radar, satellites and buoys.
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Because there's nothing that says "serious investigative journalist" like glitter and balloons.
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Three defiantly red helium balloons hovered in the back of his car.
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Balloons are relatively low cost and can be launched from various locations.
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Flowers and balloons were tied to the porch railing above the memorial.
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Adam Silver, the commissioner of the N.B.A., has been floating trial balloons.
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Not only for the balloons — she goes to re-enact his death.
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But the viewer sees the balloons from a vantage point above them.
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Finn and Jake balloons are fixtures of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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Such balloons are illegal, but are commonly launched during celebrations across Brazil.
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When balloons pop at pep rallies, kids jump out of their seats.
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Like, actual birthday parties with invitations, and balloons, and cake, and stuff.
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ET, there were concerns whether the balloons would be able to fly.
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These and other balloons can require as many as 90 handlers each.
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It was just paint, she said, as she funneled liquid into balloons.
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"Judy had put balloons on my mom's front door," Mr. Lasky said.
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Still, Redmayne has something none of the Carpool Karaoke stars have: balloons.
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These balloons make the fetuses appear as if they're about to explode.
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A man sells balloons at an ad-hoc street market in Parand.
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Everyone's invitations were done by hand and featured balloons with bright colors.
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When I got my invitation, my balloons were all colored in brown.
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It was just paint, she said, as she funneled liquid into balloons.
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A new study describing the balloons published Wednesday in the journal Nature.
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Gus and Eren decided to bury their balloons in a snow bank.
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He developed extreme sensitivity to certain sounds, like firecrackers and balloons popping.
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Removing the balloons, Kay attached them to a speaker and walked away.
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There was also a bunch of balloons ... courtesy of Kylie and Stormi.
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Taking a more targeted approach will reduce the total number of balloons needed for the project (from hundreds to just dozens) as well as the time required to move those balloons to specific coverage areas, according to Teller.
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While square balloons present the biggest challenges — "Any pointed parts are difficult to design, inflate and balance," Silverman says — round balloons can be tricky, too: "It actually took them a while to get Olive Oyl well balanced," he shares.
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I loved the Guardian and RealClearPolitics collaboration that depicted states as balloons: The individual states don't matter so much as the separation of those state balloons into clusters, making the collective number of electoral votes easy to parse visually.
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While ultimately the wind conditions allowed our signature balloons to join the lineup, some of the balloons suffered stress and tears during the overnight inflation which resulted in the Ronald McDonald giant balloon being pulled midway through the Parade.
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In It, Pennywise attempted to entice the young Georgie with popcorn and balloons.
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They swallow gulps of air, causing their bodies to inflate like tiny balloons.
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Another 200,000 show up the night before to watch the enormous balloons inflate.
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Children surrounded him as he transformed balloons into flowers and dogs and crowns.
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The space was beautifully lit with candles and decorated with hundreds of balloons.
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Another group of sculptures look like balloons, but are made from solid materials.
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Then Facebook highlighted the word "selamat" and throw some balloons and confetti. pic.twitter.
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The original balloons, Piper told me, were made of dark, neoprene-covered fabric.
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The number of deaths involving hot air balloons has declined in recent years.
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Items were added to the memorial of flowers and teddy bears and balloons.
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"From the youth of Egypt to the police," was written on the balloons.
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White balloons with messages of love for the girl hung over the coffin.
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But as the number of transaction types balloons past ~10, UIs become unwieldy.
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"I think it will be evergreen," Komar says of number and letter balloons.
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There are also balloons that you can bounce off for more impressive backflips.
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Their clients — military, corporate, private — used the balloons in place of orbital satellites.
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The piece includes a photo of Jeter holding a bouquet of pink balloons.
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It wouldn't be the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade without elaborate floats and balloons.
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"Firstborn is turning 5, getting him balloons now," he said in the video.
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Fans left tributes of flowers, balloons and signs in front of the complex.
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On Friday, Raymond's family released balloons in his honor, according to multiple reports.
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This when the House of Balloons finally collided with the House of Commons.
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Indicating the sex of their baby, a bunch of pink balloons popped out.
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At the Democratic National Convention, photos of Clinton playing with balloons went viral.
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As a word, it conjures buoyancy and happiness, rubber ducks and party balloons.
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He walked the line, almost invisibly high, that joined two hot-air balloons.
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They came in droves, some carrying purple flowers, balloons and many shedding tears.
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Cally the Wonderdog previously held the record, bursting 100 balloons in 41.67 seconds.
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He previously had floated trial balloons about a bid for the White House.
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Like the Frivolous Use Initiative, that made things like throwing water balloons illegal.
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Kids eat blue ice creams as half-deflated helium balloons trail behind them.
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But before things turned truly depressing, there were balloons, and some cake throwing.
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I save them because the truth is I do buy for the balloons.
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I feel myself getting lighter as branches of balloons spring from every limb.
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Plus, popping balloons is a nice way to spend an afternoon, isn't it?
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You could even hide some stuff in the balloons, like confetti or something.
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Giant water balloons, slow motion, unexpected nudity — the video above has it all.
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Most of the time, balloons are just full of helium, and maybe confetti.
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As Will quickly learned, blowing up those balloons is harder than it looks!
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We then shoved these balloons into my friends small car and drove away.
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She and Maria got balloons, prepared a cake, and hired a mariachi band.
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If you're smart, you won't lose many balloons before you change your assumption.
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The cap hit balloons to more than $6 million in 20173-21, however.
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The winds might ground 16 giant balloons in the parade, according to NBC.
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If the deficit balloons as predicted, the tax cuts are supposed to expire.
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The Associated Press: Few in Washington seem to care as budget deficit balloons.
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Then maybe you should try the latest Pinterest trend: giant holiday-light balloons.
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He gets scared of balloons that are tied to a tree we pass.
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They can even hold a convention with a lot of G.O.P. elephant balloons.
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One new tactic: incendiary kites and balloons that set fire to Israeli farmlands.
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Inflatable rectal balloons mimic the distinctive pain caused by damage to internal organs.
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It felt like balloons were a huge part of the Party City experience.
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There were a bunch of different latex and foil balloons to choose from.
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She tossed balloons into the crowd and hugged everyone that came near her.
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A bouquet of red roses and two balloons sat on a table nearby.
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Behind closed doors, negotiators can float trial balloons and make tacit offers — deniably.
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Many in the crowd carried pastel-colored balloons on the sunny spring day.
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The balloons soared over the Clifton Suspension Bridge following take off on Thursday.
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A nightglow of the balloons was also planned for Thursday and Saturday evening.
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It featured ribbon-laden chairs, rainbow place settings, and a ton of balloons.
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You know there really is something to be said for flowers and balloons!
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That number balloons to 19.7 in wins, but falls to 16 in losses.
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But as the drug's popularity balloons around the world, quality control is challenging.
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Then we had this gap where we had 'Balloons' scheduled as a single.
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It is not hidden, as in past works with clouds of white balloons.
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Balloons allow me to materialize ideas or concepts in a rather poetic way.
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"Each float has at least 2,000 water balloons in a cooler," he said.
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Ms. Leydsman visits regularly, bringing with her holiday decorations, balloons and soft toys.
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And that same month, Loon balloons were spotted drifting over Yellowstone National Park.
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"Three balloons because, you know, 'I love you' is three words," he said.
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Add in smaller communities, and the cost balloons to 210 times that figure.
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Rainbow balloons drifted skyward, and rainbow banners rippled in the early-summer breeze.
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So basically, stick to whipped-cream cans and balloons, and open a window.
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The New York Times reported on the various places where the balloons landed.
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Macy's released it and about 22001,21968 other balloons, many of them much smaller.
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There are, however, four unusual new balloons to look forward to this year.
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Instead, they stood out on the lawn, handmade signs and balloons in tow.
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Those opposed to abortion rights wore blue and flew balloons shaped like babies.
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They wore red, lit candles, prayed, and launched balloons to remember the teen.
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Another photo showed the family smiling near blue balloons at a baby shower.
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Below, a memorial honored the fallen with flowers, balloons, candles and teddy bears.
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Too many balloons can be unwieldy, and helium shortages are driving up prices.
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The 2018 law prohibits the sale and use of balloons throughout the town.
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When this was commissioned for Cunningham's "RainForest," Warhol first showed his Mylar balloons.
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They are called banchan, and they shower down out of nowhere, like balloons.
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Fujimori was met by her husband outside the prison with flowers and balloons.
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Look up: purple and yellow balloons suspended from the rafters of Staples Center.
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Along with balloons, confetti, lasers and fireworks, they made for a stunning show.
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We shared GI Joes and now you're throwing water balloons at my head.
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Draw speech or thought balloons next to images of people in the news.
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Even Facebook and Google offer forms of internet connectivity with drones and balloons.
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The wind is so bad, the Macy's Thanksgiving parade balloons could be grounded.
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High winds in New York City had put the balloons' inclusion in doubt.
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The retailer said the balloons suffered stress and tears during overnight inflation efforts.
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The following year, city officials instituted new regulations for grounding the giant balloons.
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Finally, three teams armed with weather balloons will take measurements of the air.
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In 2000, a seventh-grader suspended for throwing water balloons was sent home.
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Factor in Samsung's Book Cover Keyboard and the cost balloons up to $800.
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Cast members were twisting balloons into animals and flowers and handing them out.
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Balloons full of fake blood are hurled at government officials and pharmaceutical executives.
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In one house, balloons and chairs were arranged for a child's birthday party.
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We're even suddenly seeing trial balloons floated for Paul Ryan as the nominee.
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We've had camels, which we actually sold, as well as hot air balloons.
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As the festivities carried on, the blue string of balloons was released, which might lead people to assume that they are either having a boy or that someone didn't tie down the blue balloons as well as the pink ones.
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Probably about the whole election thingy but mainly in anticipation of all those balloons Bill Clinton's belated discovery of balloons at the Democratic National Convention this summer makes little to no sense — didn't anyone throw him a "you're president" party?
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For me it was just doing balloons, but little did I know that that would evolve into a long, long relationship with David and the the Loft, as well as with balloons, which kind of evolved into larger experience for me.
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For starters, they say they will make their crafts/balloons open to use for the other — so HAPSMobile can tap Loon balloons for connectivity and vice-versa — while, connected to that, they will jointly develop a communication payload across both services.
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They decorated the room with paper flowers, battery-operated candles, balloons and artificial flowers.
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The narrative balloons, but rest assured that the coziness of the show remains intact.
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"The kids loved the balloons, face painting, jump house, churros and desserts," says Thicke.
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It's cool that these balloons may soon start broadcasting internet signals from the stratosphere.
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"It's a boy!" she exclaimed excitedly as blue balloons floated out of the box.
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But I guess the sky opens and lets these balloons up with the notes.
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Erika, the balloon twister, I met at an event where she was making balloons.
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Instead, out came a bouquet of purple, blue, green, yellow, red, and orange balloons.
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The former Hannah Montana star also posed in front of her favorite thing: Balloons!
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Inside someone has tied balloons (Congratulations!), now dimpled, to a champagne bottle, now empty.
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The original balloons were supported by poles, and weren't inflated with helium until 1928.
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What was it like to go from launching high-altitude balloons to working underground?
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A set of balloons that say "I Love You Mom" and all is forgiven.
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According to Mashable, officers in Lititz, PA, encountered red balloons tied to sewer grates.
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A woman holds balloons and a poster marking International Women's Day in central Kiev.
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There was a tent with round tables, balloons, and a buffet of fried food.
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Sometimes, the balloons drift off course into the sea or back into South Korea.
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Brown wasn't forced to use blue balloons just because he publicly identified as male.
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New Yorker cartoonist Roz Chast hates plenty of things: snakes, weird bugs, balloons, driving.
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Still, small single-use foil balloons can have a negative impact on the environment.
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" He included a shot of a photo of balloons that was signed "love, granddad.
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We stash the balloons in my friend's car and head up to the movie.
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Which is ironic cause I think the idea of "Funeral Balloons" is fucking funny.
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Blow air into the plastic until it balloons and the bag at the top.
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Thank you for the beautiful balloons and for loving me the way you do!!
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And even the more simple animations, like the balloons and confetti, are impressively rendered.
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It'll probably be a lot more than passing drug balloons through his digestive system.
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Project Loon makes internet-delivery balloons, while Project Wing is a drone delivery system.
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Balloons printed with scathing comments from Soda's online audience are scattered through the space.
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TORUS also includes mobile Doppler radar units, ground-based observing platforms and weather balloons.
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What do white truffles, hot air balloons, and the Atari 21897 have in common?
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The boat eases toward the shoreline; some balloons in trees hint of a celebration.
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Sienna turned 1 on Saturday, calling for a birthday bash that included countless balloons.
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Bishop recalled testing the app by placing GIF hot air balloons in the sky.
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Birthday balloons on the Queen's profile today🎈#HappyBirthdayYourMajesty is Top Trend ðŸ'' #Queenat43 pic.twitter.
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He included a shot of a photo of balloons that was signed "love, granddad."
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Blue and pink balloons were tied down in arches ... as their celeb friends arrived.
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Don't worry, no one goes running through the streets trying to escape the balloons.
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Balloons can signify lifting up, letting go, unimaginable joy or simply a birthday wish.
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It bubbles from the blood that balloons out of yet another self-harm wound.
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What do you make of Google offering to bring its internet-serving Loon balloons?
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As the speech ended, orange, white and green balloons were released into the sky.
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The next exhibit was one of my favorites: edible candy balloons filled with helium!
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For the wedding, the couple's bedroom has been decorated with colorful balloons and flowers.
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I'm single now and my boobs are… they're just deflated balloons a little bit.
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When we arrived at giant we asked them to blow up 24 red balloons.
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We're at a carnival, and the circles are BALLOONs, ostensibly pinned to a board.
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First, they plan to use balloons to create normal clouds out of ice particles.
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Soon after, a young woman walks in holding a bouquet of metallic-colored balloons.
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As I stared at the balloons, however, those words gave me much-needed clarity.
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Meanwhile, the North continues to use balloons to drop propaganda leaflets in the South.
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And a new law allowed the hunting of wild pigs from hot-air balloons.
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Yep, they're exactly what they sound like: balloons made to look like holiday lights.
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One couple gave the future grandparents a giant box with pink and blue balloons.
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Militants have also been using kites and balloons to launch arson attacks in Israel.
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University students decorated once-bombed buildings with white balloons as a symbol of peace.
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Delegates watch balloons fall after Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump gave his acceptance speech.
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A character had tied a gun to helium-filled balloons to stage a homicide.
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A memorial grows outside of Pulse, a temporary garden of balloons and love notes.
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The United States military is testing a new form of surveillance: high-altitude balloons.
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Unfortunately, bears have sharp claws, which doesn't really work out when playing with balloons.
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A portrait of Nadia Saavedra hung above a shrine of flowers, candles and balloons.
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One cop opens the trunk, revealing a dozen balloons and a bouquet of flowers.
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The balloons can be deployed rapidly and the payloads can be retrieved if needed.
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The US Presidential election turned the world's financial markets into blown-up, untied balloons.
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She had gold-and-white balloons, Pinterest-worthy table arrangements, and an elaborate cake.
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Pétillon explains that the balloons project originated while researching his work in applied art.
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But Alphabet has found balloons to be the most commercially viable option for now.
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We tied a dozen balloons to our bulldog's collar, to make him the house.
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Balloons, trains, planes and spaceships - whatever comes into your imagination, continue to dream big.
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Tony Sarg created the first balloons for the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 1927.
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They look like balloons, pennants, hot dogs, and none of what I just wrote.
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Giant silver balloons spelling out N.C.A.A. hovered over the bleachers at Rutgers Athletic Center.
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A handful of flowers and red heart balloons had been placed on the median.
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And sometimes, when people drive by, they see balloons that are tied to it.
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The balloons were certainly something, but for him there was only one true star.
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The company also decided that the tradition of releasing the balloons had to end.
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That he was the heart and the stone and the smile and the balloons.
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People carried balloons at a Tuesday vigil at the lot where Sentonio was killed.
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Other unusual balloons on display include a bear, a koala bear and a panther.
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He attached helium balloons to his screen, and he plays music all day long.
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She is comically bad at walking down unfamiliar stairs, and outright scared of balloons.
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He tried to swat at the balloons, but there were too many of them.
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Candles and blue balloons had been placed near a wall outside as a memorial.
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The only time it went without balloons was in 220, because of weather conditions.
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And as Bezos' wealth balloons, he draws closer to becoming the world's first trillionaire.
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A birthday party Sunday morning, balloons, candles, small children dancing and tussling over toys.
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She remembered his annual Christmas parties: "Lots of silver and white balloons," she said.
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"The ruff is made of fabric, balloons, ribbon and tulle netting," Mr. Zinn said.
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The office is decorated in balloons, and our resident super-mom has brought sweets.
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Uber and Lyft used to have competing hot air balloons, referring to their valuations.
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They also promise games, face painting, balloons and, at Atlantic Grill, a masquerade theme.
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The five people died within a month or less of having the balloons inserted.
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When superdelegates are factored in, Clinton's lead balloons to 2,205 while Sanders has 1,85033.
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Those balloons collect data on temperature, wind speed, humidity, and pressure for the NWS.
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Two large dolphin balloons can even be seen near the bottom of the tree.
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Standing in the city's central Sukhbataar Square, they held black balloons and protest signs.
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Loon balloons also helped out in Peru after a 2019 earthquake damaged cell networks.
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On Wednesday evening, dozens of neighbors released balloons in her honor, according to WGN.
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Ferris also had an eye-like cluster of balloons hanging from her studio window.
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"Uninflated balloons don't weigh anything and don't take up any space," noted Gwen Wong.
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When the interceptor missile goes to hit the warhead, it finds dozens of balloons.
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While the number and letter balloon trend took off with large helium-filled 40-inch balloons that filled the grand spaces where the Beckhams, Witherspoons, and Knowles-Carters of the world throw parties, smaller balloons are more affordable and manageable for most people.
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The balloons have a unique ability to essentially remain in a fixed area over long periods of time, whereas previously stratosphere balloons have been more subject to currents in the air up there in terms of determining the path of their flight.
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Then on the second floor is "Ballone (Balloons)" (2017), picturing a clown clutching a bunch of helium balloons, who hurts children with baseball bats; "Wandeling (Walk)" (1989), a painting of Nazi dignitaries strolling around Berchtesgaden; and "Frozen" (2003), an image of Chernobyl.
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Initially, engineers proposed that the Loon balloons would float around the globe and that they would have to find a way to keep the balloons a safe traveling distance apart and replace a balloon that drifted from an area that needed connectivity.
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Dozens of multicolored balloons hang from the ceiling, along with stuffed animals here and there.
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By anyone else's standards, it was pretty swanky, with countless silver star balloons hovering overhead.
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That means Project Loon can bring the internet to unserved areas using far fewer balloons.
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It starts at $4,999 and balloons up to $15,699 with every upgrade option checked off.
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Outside her simple, two-story home, mourners placed flowers, candles, balloons and an American flag.
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But somewhere around 100,000 feet, the balloons burst, and the radiosondes parachute back to earth.
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The new hover process can move balloons in a matter of weeks instead of months.
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Despite the new warnings, gastric balloons still get the thumbs up from many bariatric experts.
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A bakery made a cake for 93 people, and we had balloons and stuffed animals.
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But Israel has struggled with the low-tech kites and balloons drifting over the border.
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"Balloons and kites should be something fun, not something to avoid," said Betty Gavri, 77.
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She is so sharp her parents never gave her balloons, she is attorney Emily Compagno.
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The Trump campaign went beyond balloons and streamers to decorate the stage for election night.
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Red, white and blue balloons surround the merry-go-round on the fourth of July.
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She also shared a photo with an assortment of balloons, writing, "Happy" in the caption.
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If that wasn't enough, a huge banner and balloons cap off the song-and-dance.
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Running groups meet at warm stores with doughnuts and coffee, with balloons and pace groups.
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Pennywise, the murderous clown in It, used red balloons to lure children into his clutches.
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There's no shortage of floating red balloons or creepy face paint peeling from people's faces.
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Balloons at the White House for the anniversary event for Melania Trump's Be Best initiative.
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Party City is closing 45 stores after struggling to find enough helium to fill balloons.
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Whenever a young client testified, White threw a party, with cake and balloons and streamers.
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Her own Instagram features another birthday snap, but this time she's solo and holding balloons.
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Launching such balloons is a long-held tradition in Brazil and they routinely cause fires.
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Now, there's this guy who pops a bunch of balloons with a bunch of knives.
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The bulk and size of the balloons make them fairly conspicuous and easy to track.
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Use them to shave slivers of soap, slice kinetic sand, or pop slime-filled balloons.
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The family pulled together a photoshoot, complete with blue balloons and other traditional gender signifiers.
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Over the last five years, number- and letter-shaped foil balloons have become incredibly popular.
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The idea, it seems, is that the hogs won't notice the balloons quietly floating overhead.
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That's about it, aside from upgrades and occasionally popping Prestige's balloons for some premium currency.
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The tank on the show was frequently filled with stuff like balloons, or rubber balls.
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But Charlotte, who turns two September 26, seems to share her grandfather's love for balloons.
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Sure, there was a sea of balloons that fell from the sky onto the audience.
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I just got balloons, flowers and the cake, and he took care of the rest.
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This wouldn't be the first time these kinds of balloons were mistaken for extraterrestrial visitors.
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We expect the White House to float a few tax policy trial balloons in August.
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After she pricks it, a shower of pink balloons and confetti fall on the ground.
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The FCC has given Google permission to deploy its Project Loon balloons over Puerto Rico.
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The story, told in 16-parts, includes balloons, screaming, and a highlighter yellow track suit.
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The company will attempt to enable LTE connectivity using its high-flying Project Loon balloons.
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Companies are already experimenting with drones, balloons, and satellites to deliver internet to rural areas.
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On "Coming Down", a cut off his seminal House of Balloons, The Weeknd is lonely.
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In response, Teresa treats her wounds with scorpion venom and swallows 24 cocaine-filled balloons.
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Jacobson came out in an interview with Vanity Fair while promoting her movie 6 Balloons.
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And so the girls plan a very fun funeral, complete with candy and rainbow balloons.
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The rep did not say what the deal was with the pink and blue balloons.
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For Apple, though, balloons are now just another way to add emotion to text messages.
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He made black metal frames for the balloons, creating an interesting play on three dimensionality.
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On Monday, demonstrators assembled a giant rosary with balloons hanging from a Caracas highway overpass.
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Let's just say, thousands of balloons dropping from the ceiling definitely can't hurt. http://bit.
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Two large voice balloons, each filled with indecipherable script, occupy the bed in Steinberg's piece.
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And most importantly, Bill Clinton, possible future First Gentleman of the United States, loves balloons.
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Launches in Long Island, Buffalo, and Albany send up high-altitude weather balloons twice daily.
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"Inflation" videos show guys blown up like hot air balloons with their bellies sticking out.
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On the doorman's stand was a flower arrangement topped by a clump of Mylar balloons.
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During peak shipping season, between Thanksgiving and Christmas, his stock balloons to around 215 cases.
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Similar to hot air balloons, the "stratollites" inflate on the ground and travel straight up.
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City, county and state officials release balloons during a prayer vigil in Coral Springs, Fla.
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But the balloons, swimming races and classes are yesterday's opportunities, just out-of-reach memories.
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The groovy beats, flashy lights and abundance of balloons contribute to the block-party vibe.
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Once that's done, it will take two to four weeks to get the finished balloons.
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Fake owls, helium balloons, and loud music have failed to keep the black vultures away.
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Her lead balloons when superdelegates are added, bringing her to 2,165 delegates to Sanders's 85033,357.
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Giannoulas starts his pitch, urging them to pelt him with water balloons from the dugout.
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In Little, Brown's open-plan office, helium-filled "Get Well" balloons swayed over Mallory's desk.
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Finally, the screens turn blindingly white, and the room explodes with balloons, confetti, and streamers.
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Other balloons sighted at the festival include a bear, a koala bear and a panther.
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Balloons descend by parachute at about 12 mph, or about the speed of a skydiver.
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Dozens more balloons wearing sunglasses float past, and suddenly the first balloon's sunglasses make sense.
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The bracelets are finished with charms like balloons, palm trees and an evil eye amulet.
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The cramped apartment is still decorated with balloons, stuffed animals and a handwritten welcome banner.
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It's balloons on poles all over this city, and the police don't take them down.
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I'm gonna bring some down there with you, 'cause it's so many balloons over here.
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There are balloons and Lebanese flags and people from every religion, class and political faction.
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" And then there was what Mr. van Huystee called "this idiot idea about the balloons.
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Balloons on West 77th Street: Paw Patrol, Charlie Brown, and Goku, to name a few.
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Ashley Young's second corner balloons over everybody as John Stones is called for a foul.
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Inside the event, which was booked in 2012, children played with AR-15-shaped balloons.
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They threw birthday parties in the garage, balloons and children's games spilling into the alley.
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In March, students at the University of Michigan mistook popping balloons for an active shooter.
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He wears a red and white polka-dotted suit, balloons, and a morose face mask.
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This man was selling balloons outside the Golden Temple, something you see quite often there.
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"We got engaged in September 2018 in Cappadocia, Turkey, under hot air balloons," she added.
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Past midnight, groups of fans were still staring at makeshift shrines of flowers and balloons.
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The town council there voted unanimously this week to say goodbye to balloons for good.
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Lacoste said balloons have been spotted in the water around New Shoreham far too often.
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Good News, New York City: the winds are holding and the #MacysThanksgivingDayParade balloons will FLY!
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"The balloons act as floating cell towers, transmitting a provider's service," said the press release.
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No. 32 balloons were released under the Friday night lights of the field in Macon.
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"Rob Manfred, since he's taken over, has floated a lot of trial balloons," he said.
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The mini hot-air balloons made of paper have been used in Asia for centuries.
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The millstone turned to parade balloons; and Mr. Reagan all but danced into the presidency.
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We set up balloons and confirm our food and drink budget with the restaurant staff.
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The service was two hours of joy and exultation — glow sticks and song and balloons.
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Handlers kept the giant balloons near the ground, making them more manageable in the wind.
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Some of the young players enrolled at PSV Eindhoven's academy have had to burst balloons.
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They built a gas balloon, because those balloons don't really exist in the U.K. anymore.
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Fifty-eight white balloons, one for each killed shooting victim, were released during the ceremony.
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"I've never seen a soccer player chasing multicolor balloons around on the field," Williams said.
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The Orbera and ReShape balloons are often marketed as reversible, non-surgical weight-loss procedures.
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In his post, Hyperlon noted that the cannon can take out more than just balloons.
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There were TONS of balloons, ponies, a donut wall (!!!) and even a cotton candy vendor.
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Now, some thirty balloons remained aloft at twenty kilometers for months at a time, tethered to Earth by nanotube hoses which pumped to the balloons the slurry of gases and nanoparticles that was the Dust, at a rate of twenty million tons per year.
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On this episode of Daily VICE, VICE Spain's Raül Calàbria looks into the online community of "Looners"—a sexual fetish involving the blowing, rubbing, and popping of balloons and meets up with some members of the community to talk about what makes balloons sexually stimulating.
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"I'm keeping my fingers crossed, I'm asking everyone -- keep the City of New York in your thoughts and prayers so the wind will stay calm and we will be able to let these balloons fly," De Blasio said Wednesday as the balloons were being inflated.
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FUNKY MUSIC blared as balloons and silver ticker-tape tumbled over a ballroom of gyrating Democrats.
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Confetti and red, white and blue balloons rained from the ceiling, floating down to the delegates.
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As I entered the ballroom, I saw a maze of tables in a sea of balloons.
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Park has previously used balloons to send pamphlets and other pieces of information to North Korea.
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Scientists aren't sending up balloons because they're super stoked about the eclipse, though they are (probably).
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She's been trying with the balloons and I was telling her to try bubbles as well.
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Girl Scouts sang songs and a memorial of teddy bears, photos and balloons was set up.
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Neighbors had decorated their home with blue and white balloons and tied ribbons around their mailbox.
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Mother and daughter flash their pearly whites at the camera, amidst a background of festive balloons.
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Most reports were eventually debunked as weather balloons, the planet Venus or even oddly shaped clouds.
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Taut, incredibly shiny party balloons are repurposed to form the foundation of modern-day mythological busts.
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Elaborate photo shoots are staged, involving balloons, confetti, and even participants, like besties, babies, and pets.
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There are shelves and shelves of pieces and models from past parade float projects and balloons.
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Hot air balloons carrying tourists in the sky at sunrise in Cappadocia, Turkey, on Aug. 7.
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De Blasio estimated 250,000 people came out on Wednesday to watch the giant balloons being inflated.
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World View isn't the only company looking to capitalize on the benefits of high-altitude balloons.
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Foreign diplomats wonder whether the paper floats trial balloons for party hardliners, or simply pursues profit.
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Balloons floated down from the ceiling, along with a shower of Silly String and small figurines.
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Parents with children no older than 6 waited in line for animal balloons shaped like owls.
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That's right giant balloons are providing digital connectivity for some people who might otherwise go without.
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Could the balloons below be a sinister celebration after an evil politician wins a key election?
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Here, we catch a brief glimpse of the CEO alone in a conference room of balloons.
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Instead, he added, the balloons were scrapped for their rubber and donated to the war effort.
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Developed in the 1700s, balloons were the first successful technology to carry a human in flight.
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Bad things happen when people accidentally come into contact with them; and balloons are no exception.
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The Dallas Police Department headquarters was swarmed with flags, candles, flowers, balloons and messages of support.
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Most significant is the addition of stickers: you can add word balloons, sound effects, and more.
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They launch balloons carrying anti-regime messages, South Korean soap operas and money across the border.
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Clearly the complex math designed to keep the balloons aloft doesn't always play out quite right.
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Before the house was destroyed, Lee visited and released balloons, while members of DeJesus's family watched.
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Macy, 69, was seen buying balloons that said "Congrats Grad!" and "You Did It!" on Wednesday.
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Dima al-Wawi smiles, her hair pulled back with a bow, and balloons blanket her bed.
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Guests could also choose to frost themselves with jewelry handed out by servers covered in balloons.
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Forget balls, these French bulldogs named Ganon and Loki know that balloons are far more entertaining.
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Some scientists are even suggesting a total ban on party balloons to help with the shortage.
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The bus has also been decked out with streamers and balloons: #Fortnite Birthday Bus Gameplay pic.twitter.
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Loon says its balloons will reach Kenya in the coming weeks for its first commercial trial.
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But they did tell Gizmodo that three balloons had recently been launched by Darpa from Maryland.
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There are still lots of selfies next to tourists with union flag balloons to take though.
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He suggested that balloons or drones could be used to make measurements that refine the model.
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It's all engineers and scientists, and we're just thinking about how to make the balloons fly.
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Most of [what people send me] are aircrafts, or balloons—there's just a whole laundry list.
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But to compare My Dear Melancholy, to House of Balloons is to superficially assess the two.
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Ha ha ha, Rudy Giuliani just mouthed the words "Where are the balloons?" from the floor.
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Izenberg recalls the Chiefs' and Vikings' respective mascots set up to fly in hot air balloons.
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" "[The balloons] were drifting and I thought," he laughs at the idea, "the wind was blowing.
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The airworthiness directive is intended to fix unsafe flying conditions in dozens of hot air balloons.
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If you're thinking of having a gender reveal party, perhaps consider balloons instead of lethal explosives?
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Alphabet (Google's parent company) rolled wireless service through a network of balloons, known as Project Loon.
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For now, it's just another noisy school hallway lined with lockers and cheery balloons and posters.
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Not only that, his stand comes with word balloons that you can affix dialogue stickers onto.
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There's balloons, there's a champagne tower, there's a special sparkly cake — and it's all for her.
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The downside: Because they are solar powered, the Loon balloons only offer service during the daytime.
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A Juggalo offers Peyton and Jelly Roll to use his slingshot to launch Faygo water balloons.
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This one could use more balloons, laser beams and random barrel fires, but it's good enough.
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Gastric balloons are nothing new, but you usually need anesthesia and a doctor to insert them.
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The parties they threw after Hope beat cancer, the balloons and the band, were all lies.
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After making a beeline for the balloons, Charlotte was overheard shouting, "pop pop!" according to observers.
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Just don't do anything that could be misconstrued as suspicious — after all, the balloons are watching.
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The activists distributed cell phone video showing that they had launched the balloons later at night.
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Elsewhere, marketers sell gender reveal bath bombs, gender reveal smoke balloons and gender reveal scratch cards.
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Stock markets globally have also become increasingly tech-heavy as high-tech firms' market capitalization balloons.
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It's no longer about text or photo messages, it's all about stickers, balloons, apps, and games.
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The marbits that now remain are hearts, stars, horseshoes, clovers, blue moons, rainbows, and red balloons.
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Someone had twirled pastel streamers across the walls and strung up pale pink and blue balloons.
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If it's possible for a mélange of balloons and flowers to be tasteful, this was it.
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The balloons have dropped, and the Republican and Democratic conventions are in the rear view mirror.
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We all know that some materials, like balloons, get more transparent the more you stretch them.
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" When asked if the tax law balloons the deficit and debt, Cruz responded, "No, it wouldn't.
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The United States military is testing a new form of border surveillance technology: high-altitude balloons.
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"He got me to buy a hundred balloons with 'Elect Rob Neukirch' on them," Neukirch recalled.
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To answer that question, the camera panned back to display balloons saying "baby" above Underwood's head.
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When the car pulled up, Adolfo grabbed the flowers and balloons and followed his daughter downstairs.
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The school's curriculum includes artificial intelligence, ethics, and building things from weather-balloons to battle-bots.
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"And I was confused because we didn't have any balloons at the time," she told CNN.
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Families and friends gather with enough balloons and picnic baskets to tilt Earth on its axis.
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"Bubby use to be fat as hell and loved him some balloons," he captioned the video.
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Filling balloons with helium is among the company's most profitable services, according to Barclays' Matt McClintock.
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I said, "I couldn't be more happy to do that," and he handed me some balloons.
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Counting people forcibly displaced within their home countries, that figure balloons to a staggering 60 million.
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Then, she lights the candles and uses them to burst the balloons, which explode with glitter.
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He now launches between 700 and 19953,500 balloons a year, each carrying 30,000 to 60,000 leaflets.
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The front of his thighs are something a balloon artist with too many balloons might create.
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Heavy winds could also force the Macy&aposs Thanksgiving Day Parade to ground its iconic balloons.
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Facing a looming debt crisis, for example, lawmakers enacted a spending bill that balloons that crisis.
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Her white whale, however, may be her cartoon about a family of balloons contemplating a circumcision.
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Finally, as the election date approached my friend gave me fliers, posters and balloons to distribute.
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One description portrays Grýla as having 15 tails, together bearing one hundred balloons filled with children.
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" Scores of physicists turned up, despite a competing parallel session on "The Extreme Mechanics of Balloons.
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The winner is the person who shoots the most number of balloons in the least time.
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They hung amid scraps of tape, deflated balloons and the tattered remnants of even older signs.
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Pipes become telephones, blankets become hot air balloons and people become kinder, happier versions of themselves.
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Later episodes promise that he'll run through fire and go aloft borne by ordinary helium balloons.
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Pouw, the church's spokeswoman, said the balloons were biodegradable, but LaVere told CNN they were not.
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The town council of New Shoreham, Rhode Island, got rid of balloons altogether, citing environmental concerns.
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Little pink balloons swelled into view ahead of him, like engorged blood cells, crowding and bumping.
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There was a fresh flowers and balloons section that sold everything from holiday wreaths to orchids.
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On Etsy, handmade Galentine's crafts abound, including cards, balloons, buttons, hair ties and uterus-shaped confetti.
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They went aloft in hot-air balloons to shoot vast migrations, and underwater to film hippopotamuses.
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The post included a video of Bivens holding balloons beside the graves of his loved ones.
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In other restaurants, they are baggy, saggy water balloons ready to spill their guts on impact.
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This approach is not uncommon in the visual art world: Consider Jeff Koons and his balloons.
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Festivities ramp up to Drumstick Day, as giant balloons get inflated for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
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Officials in New York City may have to ground the iconic balloons due to windy conditions.
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Heart-shaped balloons floated above the couple's heads while Royal Air Force planes performed a flyover.
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What an inspiration she must have been, piloting hot air balloons through English skies the 1860s!
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I hardly use hot air balloons, as (as you said), they are very hard to navigate.
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As student debt in the country balloons, former students are increasingly the target of these calls.
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It arrived on Friday to a jubilant household, festooned with "WELCOME HOME!" banner and more balloons.
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In 2017, Austin passed a bill allowing people to hunt wild hogs from hot air balloons.
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Additionally, items meant for kids, like toys or balloons, lacked choking-hazard warnings, the Journal found.
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Lasers resembling mountains wash over the crowd of balloons, interchanged with shots of two nuns weeping.
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In particular, he explored the inanimate objects — including balloons, rubber and liquids — sometimes associated with kink.
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Ferrari balloons, Ferrari cake, Ferrari plates, horse rides with Ferrari saddles, and a freakin' Ferris wheel!
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Balloons, pinwheels, yo-yos all glistened warmly in the light of the strings of naked bulbs.
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Naturally, hot air balloons were the prison escape vehicle for both Lex Luthor and Paddington Bear.
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Especially when lingering in empty parking lots at 3:30 in the morning, holding black balloons.
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Silver balloons floated the name "LORETO" against the construction site barriers, and readings commemorated its past.
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"People were saying the balloons she'd used in the show were popping," Yeoman told VICE News.
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We shall all be watching very closely whether leveraged buying of the equity market balloons again.
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One woman who brought balloons to add to the displays fell to her knees in tears.
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The band inflated like balloons were alive, diving in the sky in a very organic way.
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" As balloons began falling from the ceiling, Clinton started laughing and said, "When I saw the film at the end of the convention, I realized that more than anybody else, I was there playing with balloons and they were going to hook me off the stage.
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I've had my plan forever, and I can't just go buy balloons; they have to be special magic balloons, baptized by saliva, made holy by the fear of getting busted with them, and transformed to the sacred by all the desires floating in the tension surrounding them.
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She estimates that the balloons used were from a new matte pastel line, meaning that they did not have to double stuff balloons (a common practice in the world of high-end party decor) to get the exact shades of blue, pink and yellow they wanted.
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"It's a boy!" the country singer-songwriter says excitedly as blue balloons float out of the box.
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Before Bill Clinton's love affair with balloons, his true passion was watermelons – Arkansas watermelons, to be exact.
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"Balloons #WhatMakesHillaryShortCircuit," one user captioned a video of Clinton showing extreme enthusiasm at the Democratic National Convention.
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All you need is a red wig, two water balloons, and a half-hour at Knee Deep.
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As the vigil began, the mourners released hundreds of balloons into the air, according to the paper.
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In the first, Penelope happily held up True as a large bouquet of balloons hung behind her.
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The word balloons fill nearly as much space as the figures, to emphasize their full-throated invective.
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Blow up the red balloons —the highly-anticipated sequel to It has begun filming, and Warner Bros.
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The incendiary kites and balloons have devastated large swaths of farmland and nature reserves in southern Israel.
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It originally read Alphabet Swaps Project Loon Balloons for 'Boxes' to Bring Light Beam Internet to India.
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In fact, the researchers say OmniSkins could even be used on crumpled balls of paper and balloons.
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A few months ago, the bobbing yellow balloons of an open house compelled me to pull over.
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Hot-air balloons glide over Göreme, Turkey, on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, June 4.
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Balloons are released in the outfield during the 24 opening day at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles.
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"That was fine until the balloons started popping and kids started diving on the ground," DeAngelis said.
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On a fence is a small memorial for Booker — a few balloons, a candle, some silk flowers.
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No one would share, by the way, how much it costs to build one of these balloons.
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It's a lovely photo of the royal couple driving away in a blue convertible with trailing balloons.
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Also in the photo was his wife Nicole Kidman who sneakily hid behind the roses and balloons.
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"A company whose revenue relies on selling helium-filled balloons does suffer from the shortage," said Bylund.
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The line includes disposable napkins, cups, balloons and other decorations perfect for hosting a pre-game party.
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It was one of two cakes Swift had at the party, which had festive decorations including balloons.
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There are ads in the paper, signs on the corner and sometimes even a few colorful balloons.
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Its rubbery pokémon look like discount balloons or like they're borrowed from the Sonic 3D Blast era.
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Taking part in the Eclipse Ballooning Project might do the same for the students flying the balloons.
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The balloons will be carrying various instruments, including some cameras that will live stream the event here.
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Sophie Zeugin, an entrepreneur and volunteer, toted red, white and blue balloons and a basket of leaflets.
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Businesses offered drones, zeppelins, tethered balloons and a floating contraption tied to a truck with a rope.
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A bowl of sweet wet fungus covered in small deflated balloons and a very pale Pac Man.
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When they exhale, the balloons deflate, and their hands should ride their ribs back in and down.
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The company isn't solely focused on using high-altitude balloons for human travel, but also for science.
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Many locals also decorated their homes with signs, balloons, and flags welcoming the pair to their country.
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Other "nasal-packing" options include balloons that can apply constant pressure, and other substances that gradually dissolve.
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These days, the balloons are simply deflated, crated and stored in New Jersey once the parade ends.
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And when pink and purple balloons popped out of the box, "everybody went crazy," Kelen tells PEOPLE.
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Alphabet's Project Loon has officially deployed its LTE balloons to Puerto Rico, the team announced this afternoon.
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The space was filled with 😍 and 🙏 balloons, overstuffed 😜 beanbags and 💩 just about everywhere.
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Early reports indicated that the sound was made by huge exploding balloons that were filled with gas.
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" In addition, Rob, 29, surprised his mom with metallic gold letter balloons that read "Love You Mom.
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And we don't just mean because stores and restaurants are decorated in glittery hearts and pink balloons.
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What with St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, Hilton's bash was filled with festive green balloons.
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Kicking the can down the road will become harder and harder as the cost of inaction balloons.
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Plus, the company had done some unlawful tests with weather balloons and other equipment before the launch.
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Glasses, plates, pot lids, balloons—clearly, there's more musical potential in the kitchen sink than we thought.
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I scatter the balloons around as much as I can before the rest of the guests arrive.
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The balloons can provide up to a 10 Mbps LTE connectivity for cellphone owners on the ground.
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Pictures on state television showed thousands of soldiers marching in formation alongside tanks, balloons and enormous crowds.
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The students tested the Perdixes from balloons and envisioned the small unmanned aerial vehicles supporting environmental monitoring.
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If you're sober, I'm sorry, it's mostly just dudes playing around with balloons and expensive camera equipment.
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Kylie and Heather finally get to the private room at the restaurant, which is covered in balloons.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new rules for hot air balloons, jewelry and highway funding.
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You probably remember Alphabet's Project Loon sending internet balloons to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria last year.
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These balloons are buoyant in the sky and will move according to the direction of the wind.
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Some balloons have flown beyond the demilitarized zone, but upon exploding, officials have only found trash inside.
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Viewers' presence shapes the installation; their movement and breath causes a rustling in the extremely sensitive balloons.
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It also works using melted chocolate, just transfer the balloons to the refrigerator to harden before popping!
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Day-Glo streamers and helium balloons hung from the wall above a chocolate cake covered with candles.
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In a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure, the balloons are placed into the patient's stomach through the mouth.
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The pair posted a video showing them popping large balloons and cheering after pink confetti spilled out.
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They are using this time to float trial balloons and tap into voter anger on both sides.
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Rising deficits grow the debt and the growth in the debt balloons interest costs and the deficit.
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A private security guard stopped a 12-year-old girl who was selling balloons at the door.
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The balloons meant there was more to life than drones, explosions and the threat of sudden death.
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Its duty was to set up explosive-rigged balloons to deter German planes during the famous assault.
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Two squad cars outside Police Headquarters have become memorials, covered in flowers, balloons, posters and handwritten notes.
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Uber's CEO told employees that he's cutting costs like 'anniversary balloons' as nervous engineers worry about layoffs.
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There were some helium balloons at this table that let shoppers know that the store was hiring.
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Palestinians have launched incendiary balloons and kites into Israel and on occasion breached an Israeli frontier fence.
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Bill took one of the balloons, and the next morning we played with Charlotte and the balloon.
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Balloons in purple, gold and black lost their helium and floated to the apartment's linoleum tile floor.
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The border patrol reaches into the air, too, with a fleet of drones, balloons and Blackhawk helicopters.
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The balloons being developed by HAPSMobile would be deployed much closer to earth than the OneWeb satellites.
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At the bottom of the scale, remarks by unnamed state media commentators are often just trial balloons.
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The melted balloons of fat would have left an oily sheen on the top of the beverage.
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Having removed her corset, she uses a staple gun to fasten blown-up balloons into her abdomen.
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Balloons can be positioned above almost any spot on Earth in a couple of weeks or less.
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He used the stage entrance, where purple, silver, and white balloons had been tied to the handrails.
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At those speeds, the Macy&aposs Thanksgiving Day Parade would be forced to ground its iconic balloons.
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The tree is decorated with balloons and condoms, and the actress' photo is hung on its branches.
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"It started out with two parent balloons, the baby balloon and a human surgeon," Ms. Suits recalled.
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Hundreds of students released balloons, which were tagged with handwritten paper messages, as part of the festivities.
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Surveillance balloons that can see a phone in your hand will soon fly loops over North America.
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She's not naked in "Malibu," or sticking out her tongue; she's dressed in white and carrying balloons.
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My head is on fire and pulsating; my lungs feel like helium balloons inflated to their limit.
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Helium doesn't just fill party balloons—it's used everywhere from MRI scanners to the Large Hadron Collider.
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His legislative achievements include an ordinance that imposes fines for any helium balloons that are released outdoors.
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Both trial balloons, which were perceived as slightly desperate, were quickly shot down, and for good reason.
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Matsumoto can seemingly shape them all, doing so by hand "using only balloons," according to his Instagram.
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She juxtaposes her fear of flying with Henri Rousseau's paintings of hot-air balloons, Zeppelins and airplanes.
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Loved ones came in and out, buying balloons for newborns and flowers for their parents or children.
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Just letting you know that Toby and her friends put up balloons at Coppin, at Coppin tonight.
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In one sequence, you assemble both sides of a conversation by fitting puzzle pieces into word balloons.
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People carried balloons at an earlier vigil as his mother tried to encourage the teenagers mourning him.
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The balloons, along with flaming kites, have scorched thousands of acres of Israeli farmland in recent months.
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After these balloons are released, they blow freely with the wind, covering large distances over the oceans.
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A shrine of flowers and balloons and notes were piled around a light post on the sidewalk.
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Hisham, who is shy and has large dark brown eyes, left the room to play with balloons.
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There&aposs also an icebar, filled with ice-carved rollercoasters, games, and hot air balloons surrounding it.
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He's held a variety of different jobs over the years: folding balloons, assembling medical supplies, delivering newspapers.
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Iraqis in the holy shrine city of Najaf launch hot air balloons made of rice paper, Dec.
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After his wedding in Switzerland, we see him trying to free some balloons tangled in a tree.
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The balloons can rise to between 11 and 23 miles (18 and 37 kilometers) above sea level.
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The problem could cause fires on board hot air balloons, the FAA warned in its airworthiness directive.
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Many pro-democracy protesters have adopted the color yellow and yellow balloons have been seen at rallies.
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In 1927, the first year the parade featured any balloons, Felix the Cat made his debut flight.
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One of the newer ones, the Xodiac, looks like two golden balloons mounted on a metal skeleton.
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Officials will have to monitor wind conditions and decide whether to allow the balloons to be flown.
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Their truck loaded up with helium tanks and balloons, Nesbitt and three grad students start driving south.
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She's mostly inspired by some real women who flew balloons decades before Glaisher and Coxwell's fateful flight.
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In addition to colorful purple and gold ornaments, the tree was also covered in scrunchies and balloons.
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Many pro-democracy protesters have adopted the color yellow and yellow balloons have been seen at rallies.
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The agency already buys some commercial information from weather balloons as well as data on lightning strikes.
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The respected imaging firm uses balloons to fly cameras over events in order to estimate crowd size.
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The shiny birthday balloons bobbing over a spotless dining table were there to commemorate her brother's birthday.
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In a bare living room, Huang struggled with a paper folder, his fingers distended like misshapen balloons.
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