But if your blood pressure is high, it'll be red.
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If you've never been here before, they'll all be red.
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"The colors should be red, green, yellow, and white," it reads.
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Their Swastikas may be red but their money is still green.
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They will now be red-hot favourites for the Tokyo Olympics.
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Also take a look at the gills, which should be red.
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Several provisions cross what used to be red lines for Republican senators.
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They can be red or white, rosé or orange, sparkling or still.
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Abscesses can also feel swollen and be red and hot to the touch.
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But most of Trump's demands will likely be red lines for the Democrats.
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I'd have a shower and look down and the floor would be red.
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Areas that have been captured as part of the background will be red.
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And it's going to be red, white and blue, which I think is appropriate.
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Everyone expected Alabama would be red, but its turnout increased 42 percent over 2014.
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I've always had a kind of synesthesia for clothes: Sweaters have to be red.
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In extreme cases, a condition called rhinophyma causes the nose to be red and bulbous.
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Because roses might be red, but so is the blood of an oncoming zombie horde.
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If it wants to be red, it pulls that patch open and makes it red.
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Its lightly colored flesh must be red, and every slice should melt in your mouth.
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If we measure the color, we find it is equally likely to be red or blue.
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It would be red and black and spandex for these two until the day they die.
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Here are six that could be red flags that mean you should stop seeing yours.1.
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Aside from regular food cravings, it's possible to develop unusual cravings that could be red flags.
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Trump helped this girl fill her box with what appear to be red cinnamon gummy bears.
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Given all this fuss, you might ask: Why do these aperitivos have to be red, anyway?
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But the M5's sluggish performance and lower quality build should be red flags for potential buyers.
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Even if a red object is illuminated by green light, it is still understood to be red.
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Soon, if Cristi gets his way, they will be red, meaning new water rights will be banned.
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Thus if the first is square, the second is equally likely to be red or to be blue.
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Some research suggests that the two work together, while other studies suggest that amyloids could be red herrings.
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It appears that he may have darkened his hair, while Elizabeth's hair may be red, according to police.
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Pennsylvania, which hadn't been won by a Republican since Ronald Reagan won it in 1984, will be red.
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Shiny and spiky, the fitted bolero appeared to be red, white, blue, perhaps gold, and yet somehow silver.
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While ideas like carpet bombing might be red meat for some, they are policy disasters that threaten America.
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Whether you put an initiative on the ballot or not, they're going to be red-hot smoking, regardless.
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It's less about if the product is good or bad, or should the button be red or blue.
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Say what you will about nude and pink, but the most transformative lipstick color will always be red.
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BEIJING — They protest, picket and sing to defend Mao's memory, yearning for the East to be red again.
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While "LOVE" has long been painted red, green, and blue, it will instead be red, green, and purple.
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Roger Croney, a former supervisor at the factory, told Reveal that Musk wanted everything to be red and gray.
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Granted, the outfits they're in are costumes, but with a few tweaks, they could easily be red carpet-ready.
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Narrator: Five steel high-rises could collapse completely, while 10 others will be red-tagged, or unsafe to enter.
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From a fan perspective, the top three would be Red of Tooth and Claw, Bitter Drink, Who Will Survive.
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She said that it is the gift she's giving herself for Valentine's Day so she needed it to be red.
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When she doesn't need to be red-carpet ready, Garner admits her "uniform" more often than not is workout clothes.
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But just as often, the things that seem significant turn out to be red herrings or swiftly abandoned trial balloons.
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Kate McGrew of Sex Workers Alliance Ireland says that fewer sex workers are heeding what used to be red flags.
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Police point out that Cummins appears to have darkened his hair and goatee, while Elizabeth's hair may now be red.
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Using cameras, radar and radios, the systems figure out on the spot which lights should be red, and which green.
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The brushed aluminum back will be red and the front white (a combination last seen in red velvet moon pies).
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In the future, all alley lights will be red and all robots will wear clothing pulled off their human victims.
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Indeed, let us consider again the state of the second system, given that the first has been measured to be red.
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If it doesn't, you'll want to get your urine tested for blood, which is another reason your pee might be red.
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Figuring out which dates and events are genuinely important, and which are likely to be red herrings, can be a struggle.
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Unfurling a flag, he declared that it would "never be red, unless our blood is needed to keep it yellow and green".
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" Her partner in L.A.'s Nine Zero One salon, Nikki Lee added: "The big one this year is going to be red!
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To spread holiday cheer — and awareness about the return of the holiday menu — all barista aprons and menu boards will be red.
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When pregnancy cravings are dangerousAside from regular food cravings, it's possible to develop some more unusual cravings that could be red flags.
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Which explains why the market for people who can make content can be red hot even if the M&A market isn't.
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If the party is present, if it invests in communities where people feel forgotten, western Virginia need not be red in perpetuity.
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Like, I just want to put it on and be in Fallout, or like put it on and be Red Dead Redempting.
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Some of these fragments are likely to be red hot, meaning they could start further fires even after a fireball had died down.
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Commercial meals were most likely to be red meat-based, with 35 percent featuring meat, followed by vegetable-, poultry- and seafood-based meals.
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If the car is moving, the countdown will start if the upcoming light will be red by the time the car reaches the intersection.
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This video of Trump beating up a person who represents a reporter may be red meat for his base, but it's bad for America.
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In some photos, Archie's hair appears darker, but the royal baby's hair and eyebrows appear to be red in color — just like his dad's.
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Add some charcoal to the barbecue and light with firelighters – the coals will need to be red hot before adding any wood chips. 4.
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We sat down with a few attendees to hear what it's like for them to be red in schools they say are overwhelmingly blue.
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Lawyers on both sides of such cases say such terms would now likely be red flags to courts, inviting invalidation for the whole deal.
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It's tiny, just 2.5 inches long, and its fluffy tufts can be red, white, or pink, as well as that Trump-tastic Day-Glo yellow.
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No doubt Trump's list of priorities reflects the issues that he and his advisers perceive, probably correctly, to be red meat for Republican primary voters.
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A single digital wallet can be red-flagged to cryptocurrency exchanges, in theory allowing them to prevent funds moving through their systems to that destination.
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The government's initial probe said the cause could be "red tide", when algae blooms and produces toxins, or a release of toxic chemicals by humans.
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The downstream effect will be red states that are more red and blue states that are more blue -- almost irrespective of how the people actually vote.
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Silva also respects the promise she made to never share its contents, other than those few base ingredients—which could even be red herrings, who knows?
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"When I first looked at myself in the mirror after the treatment, I was expecting there to be red blood all over my face," Christiansen said.
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"I'd be Red Scared if you didn't make me the Bucky-est man on earth by going to prom with me," it read on Frankie's sign.
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Again, by only training our apple-orange network with images of red apples, we risk the network learning the bias that apples can only be red.
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That it should be red, tomato-y, and vegetal, resembling pico de gallo but with a flavor like a cold, rustic Italian pasta sauce, or something.
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" Before the team's Champions League game a few weeks later against Bayern Munich, its fans unfurled a banner reading: "Tomorrow, Europe will be red and blue.
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There are small changes I made to make it feel that way, like changing the paneling on the walls to be red, which is a lucky color.
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That summer, Trump told CBS News that the new plane was "going to be red, white, and blue" and revealed his plans for a new paint job.
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Publishers who are participating in the Google-led Accelerated Mobile Pages project will probably be RED Bolt-ready from the start, and they'll be fast-tracked accordingly.
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Washington (CNN)The next Air Force One will likely be red, white and blue — but don't expect any eagles painted on the side of the presidential aircraft.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, like a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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I know I'm in it, I know I'm going to be Chloe again, and my hair is going to be red, and that's about all I know.
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Design within tech companies is often data-driven: People click this button 50 percent more when it's red than when it's blue, so it should be red.
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The retrocausality case says that backwards in time, we already know both ball colors, and my ball must be red because you already knew your ball was green.
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While the stock deserves to be red hot, Cramer said its movement showed that there is a "lack of discipline" and "excess of exuberance" in the IPO market.
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Scour the invite and wedding website, too: Certain wedding details, such as a black-tie dress code or no kids allowed, can be red flags for extra expenses.
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" Ryan again clarifies: "Well, if we are like a rainbow, then Lucy and I can pick our colors when we grow up but I want to be red.
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Gamal Eid shared an image on social media of the aftermath of the alleged attack, showing his face covered in what appears to be red and yellow paint.
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Again, these promises may be red herrings, so to speak, but if enough decision-makers subscribe to them, their effect is the same as if they came true.
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While their relationship may not be red carpet official, Ventimiglia and Egarian are costar official, with the pair enjoying dinner with Mandy Moore and her new fiancé, Taylor Goldsmith.
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The authors suggest that there should be red lines specifically drawn that forbid further disturbances from humans, and forests should be managed by the state so they aren't logged.
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Animals such as bears and rhinos don't seem to be red-flagged in the human brain, probably because we haven't shared the same environment for such a long time.
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You can, however, celebrate at home by breaking out your rosary, drinking some blood of Christ (that'd be red wine), and spritzing yourself in scents that smell like Sunday school.
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"No matter if you are blue or green, you will ultimately be red," wrote Chang Anjun, referring to the party colors of the KMT, the DPP and the CCP, respectively.
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After scoring 40 points and helping the Los Angeles Lakers beat the New Orleans Pelicans, cameras caught LeBron James eating a stringy licorice candy many assumed to be Red Vines.
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The wine tastes as though it was made by someone who knew only two things about wine: it is supposed to be red, and it is supposed to get you drunk.
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That, plus a relative lack of output since her 2003 debut, could be red flags for Wonder Woman (which is by all accounts on schedule for its June 2, 2017 release).
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On the opposite side of the Gowanus Canal, the art studios on the third floor of Treasure Island Storage—in what might technically be Red Hook—was a goldmine in artistic talent.
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He would try to change a washer in a leaky sink and by the end of the day he would be red-faced and furious, banging the sink with a pipe wrench.
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No doubt that if you were to track a geographic use of the word, New England would be red-hot and everywhere else in the self-respecting world would be frigid blue.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump says the new Air Force One planes will be red, white and blue, a shift away from the classic "baby blue" design that they have had for decades.
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"Cute" ugly Christmas sweaters tend to be black and have shiny decals, like ornaments, while the truly ugly sweaters tend to be red and have details that, over time, have begun to droop.
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Once he arrives in the Hagley Park district of Christchurch, the attacker parks the car and opens the rear hatch, revealing a cache of guns, ammunition and what appear to be red fuel containers.
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Longtime fans know Swift's lead singles tend to be red herrings, and "ME!" might be the best example of a leading track expertly masking the overall feel of the album it's meant to promote.
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"There need to be red lines: that the Turks can't do ethnic cleansing or demographic change, about how they will deal with the people there, about permanent Turkish control over the area," he said.
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TUNES Audio tells TMZ that details are being tweaked, but as part of the deal 6ix9ine will get his own exclusive color of TUNES headphones, which will be red and promoted by the rapper.
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You'll be red-faced and sweaty most of the time, according to Jamieson, and even the most basic moves can be painful for beginners because of all that friction between your skin and the pole.
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Nine years ago I published a piece that asserted, "Voters around the country are concluding it's better to be red than dead," applying almost the exact opposite meaning to an old phrase referring to communism.
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And she'll likely look back on these red carpet pictures with even more awe, since by that time I'm sure she, Kim Kardashian's baby Chi, and Khloé Kardashian's baby True will be red carpet pros.
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Officials in Tehran must have known that the launch of the medium-range Shahab missile would alarm America and other countries in the unstable region and would be red meat for the impulsive new president.
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Michelle Goldberg Opinion Columnist I think I know what it feels like to be "red-pilled," the alt-right's preferred metaphor for losing one's faith in received assumptions and turning toward ideas that once seemed dangerous.
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"Longtime fans know Swift's lead singles tend to be red herrings, and 'Me!' might be the best example of a leading track expertly masking the overall feel of the album it's meant to promote," she wrote.
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Each card displays a different design with four attributes—color (which can be red, purple or green), shape (oval, diamond or squiggle), shading (solid, striped or outlined) and number (one, two or three copies of the shape).
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"We know that one part of the brain, the amygdala, tends to be red hot in people with depression, and it seemed to cool down with this intervention," says McIntyre, who was not involved in the new research.
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Tighter monetary policy or a significant deterioration in the outlook for growth - at least relative to expectations - would normally be red flags to investors, and potential triggers for a pick up in volatility and a pullback in stocks.
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Steel towers, although they're typically pretty sturdy, aren't immune to destruction: the federal report predicts that five steel high-rises will collapse and 503 others will be red-tagged, or unsafe to enter, after the big one hits.
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The government agency predicts that 49 counties will be "red counties," which means Americans living there wouldn't have any options to choose from when they try to enroll in a health plan next year on a health exchange.
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In shifting to the early days of the trial, "Samson and Delilah" foregrounds the whodunit aspects of the show, which means revealing new information on Naz and offering some more suspects who may or may not be red herrings.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Each time Clemson drops in the polls (despite another unbeaten season) or quarterback Trevor Lawrence throws an interception or somebody dares to mention the schedule, it may as well be red meat dangled under Dabo Swinney's nose.
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"This past week is a step in the right direction in terms of the overall volume and intensity, so we'll get a better read (Monday) on what the next steps are going to be," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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The red "extended-range electric" — industry-speak for a gas hybrid that can drive a ways on electric power alone — pulled off the conveyor belt next to a Ford Fusion Energi, another plug-in hybrid that also happened to be red.
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"If you're self-employed, you need to treat your business like a business and have good records for everything that's going on on that Schedule C." Income and expenses associated with renting out property can sometimes be red flags, Krochman notes.
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In a year that looks to end in a crowded, if not contested, convention, the campaign that wins a large share of the California delegates will, without a doubt, be red hot heading into the final stretch of the race.
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The Cat religion, we learn, has suffered a violent schism over the color of the hats to be worn by employees in this paradisiacal diner: some think they should be red, and others blue, and the dispute tears them apart.
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Ultimately, the answer to the rural connectivity equation won't be red or blue, it will be finding the right policy framework to ensure the 1's and 0's that comprise our nation's digital infrastructure can keep pace with consumer demand.
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" The country's flag "would never be red again," he said, alluding to the rival Workers' Party as he stood next to his wife and Vice President Hamilton Mourão, "even if it takes our blood to keep it green and yellow.
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You can also use the standard color tools like brush and fill – though be forewarned that it doesn't work great with the complex 3D images from third parties (though that bowler hat on my emoji probably didn't want to be red anyway).
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I love how the first-time Grammy Award winner made a splash during the show by unveiling her would-be red carpet dress (custom Zac Posen, which took the label a month to make) with multiple Instagram photos before switching into sweats.
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But I sincerely believe taking some time to get to know them — paying attention to how they speak and act, not excusing away behaviors we think might be red flags because we want them to like us — can help mitigate all of this.
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Most of these press releases were both mundane and anodyne, as not every day can be red-letter, and because, of course, Amazon is not putting anything but a sunny, peppy face on its daily existence when it writes missives about its own business evolution.
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Eventually, I made my way back to the treatment room with my esthetician, Sarah, who explained that my skin would be red afterwards, and that I'd have to abstain from wearing makeup for 24 hours, and steer clear of hot water or harsh products.
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In the interim, Costa will have contrived to get a couple of Arsenal players sent off, and hundreds of fortysomething dads in the crowd will be red in the face from calling him names which, on a point of professionalism, we shall not invoke here.
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"Given the high concentrations of Karenia brevis in that area and the large fish kills in that area, it's fair to say it may be red tide," Michelle Kerr, a spokeswoman for the Florida Wildlife Research Institute, told the Naples Daily News of the whale shark's death.
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But when you do sci-fi, you get to do motivated lighting, in which you can have eight moons and 12 suns, and the light can be red, and you can do really crazy stuff that actually makes sense in the context of a film like that.
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Third, your flavor options are so limited if everything has to be red, white, and blue — did you ever stop to think this whole ritual has been orchestrated by Big Cool Whip, Big Blueberry, Big Strawberry, and Big White Chocolate Wafers That Everyone Hates So Why The Heck Do We Eat Them?
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Even the queen has reportedly grumbled about Mrs May's slogan-heavy furtiveness about how Britain will leave the EU. Indeed, six months after coming to power all the prime minister can say on that subject is that "Brexit means Brexit" and that it will be "red, white and blue" (ie patriotic, rather than Caucasian, bloodied and bruised).
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What they're saying: "The chances of finding life close to us around the closest stars that happen to be red young suns is much greater now, and so our quest to figure out whether we're alone in the universe just got a tiny bit easier," Lisa Kaltenegger, one of the authors of the new study, said in a video.
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Blamed and written off by left and right alike, a Trump defeat would give the capital's dwindling band of dealmakers and moderates another chance to govern — because even if it's Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders in the White House, it's still going to be red-state Democrats and blue-state Republicans holding the balance of power in the Senate.
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Blamed and written off by left and right alike, a Trump defeat would give the capital's dwindling band of dealmakers and moderates another chance to govern — because even if it's Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders in the White House, it's still going to be red-state Democrats and blue-state Republicans holding the balance of power in the Senate.
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" When Braxton asked why, the mother of two explained, "Because when you have to start going in, breaking up assets, that right there…" As she trailed off, her mother finished her sentence saying, "When you have to start to divide things, separate, cut off …" Nodding, Pinkett Smith continued, "Let me tell you, that's when the red table turns upside down and it won't be red no more!
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