This stuff bounces off him like humble bounces off Kanye.
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And quite frankly, people talk about bounces — they are bounces until you look in the rearview mirror and realize that it's a bottom.
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" Vodafone Group PLC: "If it bounces, you gotta go.
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"You don't want somebody who bounces around, " says Fertitta.
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As we watch, one hits the ground and bounces up.
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Tough bounces, but we got a point out of it.
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Mario bounces off the squished remains with a gentle hop.
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It's all in the way light bounces off its surface.
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Everything in Girls Night Out bounces with subversive, bubbling vivacity.
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Fortunately for us, we got some bounces and worked hard.
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Harris, who released his new album Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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The air goes up, cools, then bounces back up again.
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Drummond bounces back, helps Pistons beat 76ers AUBURN HILLS, Mich.
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Those panic indicators are what create tradable bounces, he noted.
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The song practically bounces over confrontationally bursts of white noise.
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Instead, Trump frantically bounces from one possible culprit to another.
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And while Khaled's Grateful outperformed Harris's Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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"They were just opportunistic and got deflections and the bounces."
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"I've got to make sure it bounces back," Teixeira said.
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"We didn't get any bounces," Devils Coach John Hynes said.
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Rosalind Wiseman references a Floater as someone who bounces around.
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This is not "24": no one bounces back from torture.
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When it bounces behind the goal line, go get it.
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"That happens and sometimes the ball bounces for you and sometimes it bounces away," said Fister, who allowed four runs (two earned) and seven hits in 4 1/20143 innings, of the Souza/Bregman collision.
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The second is a ricochet projectile that bounces off any surface.
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He bounces excitedly nearby, his cherubic cheeks lit with a smile.
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The pillow bounces back to its shape with a quick fluff.
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And then if it bounces, get a little more risk-off.
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It bounces through time and space, shifting focus every few minutes.
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The same is true of gaming, which bounces around a lot.
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If you release your grip, though, the opponent quickly bounces back.
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She bounces with energy, invigorated by the power of American democracy.
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Walden bounces up and down with them in the pregame scrum.
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Gimme $20 the next time you see me!' and he bounces.
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I think we deserved the bounces we got in the third.
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Google will then notice the accumulating bounces, and you'll be penalized.
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Harris has just announced his new album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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LOVE BOUNCES BACK: The Hill's Lisa Hagen reports: Utah Republican Rep.
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"Personal Hell" bounces and snarls like Britney Spears at her peak.
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Though Harris has no vocal presence on Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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No matter how hard your try, your mind bounces off it.
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But bad bounces and a better opponent made all the difference.
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There will be another, as long as Andrew McCutchen bounces back.
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He tests it, tugs and bounces, faces the dark tunnel. Hazirim!
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When their cluster is poked with a finger, it bounces back.
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Whatever you say bounces off me and sticks to you. 22.
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Most striking in that regard was "Rebota Rebota y en Tu Cara Explota" ("It Bounces It Bounces and Then Explodes in Your Face"), directed by Agnés Mateus and Quim Tarrida and performed at the Comédie de Reims.
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"We had some bounces going our way in the end," Lundqvist said.
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A shipboard illuminator is an RF signal that bounces off a target.
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But it bounces microwaves around a chamber as a substitute for propellant.
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The pulse bounces through a pair of gratings, which make it longer.
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If precip bounces it contains ice - call it sleet or small hail.
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Future bounces between powerfully candid street raps and woozy, leaned-up singing.
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Cookie bounces back from a life of extended incarceration and drug abuse.
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The app bounces soundless sound waves off your body while you snooze.
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"The positive is that this led to bounces every time," said Cappelleri.
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He is 84 and usually bounces back, but this time is different.
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History urges us both to expect and to discount post-convention bounces.
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We had a couple unfortunate bounces of the ball during the game.
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But if you choose, your picture bounces right off the government database.
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"Things happen but unfortunately we didn't get the bounces tonight," Domingue said.
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He bounces around hallways and off walls like any other first-grader.
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Light strikes arrays of reflectin, bounces around and refracts out, producing colors.
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Goldman said sharp bounces like last week's are common during bear markets.
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The ball bounces off six or seven heads in the Brazil area.
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Goldman may earn a hefty profit if the Venezuelan economy bounces back.
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The check eventually bounces, leaving the victim owing money to the bank.
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What do those three bounces look like with a Tuesday morning headline?
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The rest of the show bounces between the personal and the political.
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"It's just the way the ball bounces sometimes," losing pitcher Gerrit Cole said.
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"Feels" is Harris' latest release from his forthcoming album Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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In one scene, Elmo tries to play with Julia as she bounces Fluffster.
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He bounces around with an unending energy, like Bruno Mars without the schmaltz.
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A few different bounces of the ball, and John Wall is the story.
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And if the team bounces back admirably again, maybe that says something different.
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"Then this girl hits the ball to me, and it bounces," she recalls.
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"Just try and go there and sometimes it bounces off you," Skinner said.
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The story bounces along from there, though a few plot points feel forced.
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A light so bright it bounces off your face and blinds your haters.
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That same carousel feeling is all over Calvin Harris's Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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"Some nights the puck bounces your way, some nights it doesn't," Duclair said.
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Clinton's lead endures for another week or two — after convention bounces usually fade.
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He bounces on the bedsprings and observes that they're creaking in G sharp.
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"The technology bounces electromagnetic waves off the body to detect anomalies," it explained.
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It bounces off natural light and is supposed to instigate that creative "spark".
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The footwork and ball bounces are distinct, the shot selection and mentality, too.
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All of the athleticism in the world can't and won't control those bounces.
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He bounces into put-back dunks and treats the paint like a runway.
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The sound and the way it hits and bounces, it screams hip-hop.
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The free kick floats dangerously toward the back post but bounces out untouched.
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Then they drop it on Tesla's special glass, and the ball bounces off.
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Yet the language in "Where We Stand" bounces with rhyme, alliteration and wordplay.
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His energy practically bounces off the walls of the disco and funk concoction.
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Nevada bounces between the Democrat, Jacky Rosen, being slightly favored to Republican Sen.
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The dancers shuffled across the room with subtle bounces, like pebbles skimming water.
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The rest of the album bounces and shimmers along in the same vein.
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His loose tie bounces in the privacy of my imagination like a Labrador's tongue.
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If you ask for a blank cheque, don't be surprised if later it bounces.
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Tony Xu: I think we had some lucky bounces along the way, too. Right.
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A grifter named Turk Barrett gets a good look at Chico and then bounces.
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On August 19, every serum, eye cream, and moisturizer bounces back to full price.
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A foam mount helps it to absorb the shock on landing and prevent bounces.
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Meanwhile, the ruby red ball bounces out of the painting and hits the road.
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The subscriber's traffic then bounces across the Tor network as normal, anonymizing their activity.
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"Feels" is the fourth single off Harris's forthcoming fifth album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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But as oil bounces back, some market watchers are not buying into the move.
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The light bounces off the rearview mirror and the grille glimmers in the light.
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The market often bounces back when it's this far down in the first quarter.
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When this coil is compressed as small as it will go, it bounces back.
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Carolina went 99 yards in the second quarter with a couple of convenient bounces.
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"They came hard there for a bit and got some fortunate bounces," Darling said.
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THEY'VE STOPPED ANY RECENT ONE-DAY, TWO-DAY STRONG BOUNCES DEAD IN THEIR TRACKS.
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The sound is directed downward through the water and bounces off subsurface geological formations.
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The stage is divided into various areas, which Nye bounces between during the show.
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They took advantage of fortunate bounces to snap shots from the slot past Montoya.
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When you have white walls, the light bounces off everything and nothing looks good.
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He bounces between his dorm room and fancy hotels paid for by concert organizers.
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Now 25-8 overall, it'll be interesting to see how Dos Anjos bounces back.
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With two bounces Jeanette covered large swaths of the court, getting wherever she needed.
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In this song, she's talking about how her butt bounces when she's riding someone.
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Back and forth he bounces, the chain on his jeans swinging like a metronome.
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BUDAPEST — When a tennis ball bounces outside the court lines, the play is over.
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"A couple of bounces went our way and that's what we need," Ryan said.
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But in the Astros' clubhouse, the high-energy, Spanish-speaking Bregman bounces around everywhere.
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So good and bad bounces — and self-inflicted mistakes — are built into the game.
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Gotta hand it to Pete ... he bounces back just fine from big break-ups.
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It bounces free because of the mix up, giving Joao Mario a good chance.
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Finally, he shoots, and we follow the ball, and it bounces off the rim.
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It also bounces so much light around and complements the color of the cabinets.
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In non-gaming photography, light falls on the world and bounces back at us.
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In this video, a younger pup bounces around with no regard for their surroundings.
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He bounces around from company to company as a contract worker, suspended in uncertainty.
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Unless the light bounces off something, it simply gets swallowed up in the dark.
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"He's so bubbly, and he just bounces off the walls with energy," Wolforth said.
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Climax moment: around 1:23, when Jones bounces to his own echoing chicken squawk.
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Even after a wild(ling) night out in New York City, Jon Snow bounces back.
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Nola's debit card is unexpectedly declined at an art store and her rent check bounces.
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Somehow, he bounces off the car, gets back up, and manages to keep on running.
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Taking photos through windows is annoying because light bounces off it and ruins the picture.
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The woman is heard laughing as the animal bounces around the lobby of the building.
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Some bounces aren't going to go your way, so you've just got to move forward.
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A yarn ball screensaver bounces around the computer monitor of feline talent agent Princess Carolyn.
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It's a good gamble: the ball bounces off the shortstop's glove in shallow left-center.
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Obviously, we got a few bounces around their net to get ahead in the game.
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"It's asking questions and how it bounces off you is what's most relevant," he said.
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There are a number of factors that can explain the diminishing size of the bounces.
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But the idea behind a bounce is that what bounces comes down — they are temporary.
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A stiff left and Alvarez goes to one knee, but once again bounces back up.
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Legolas' character model bounces off the CGI beast like a flea, and it looks ridiculous.
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The Soul bounces and jitters on expansion joints and generally feels unsettled on the highway.
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After the collision, say it bounces back with a momentum of +5 kg×m/s.
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Light bounces off the water from each of the spouts, spraying in all different directions.
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In spring, it bounces back better than ever, having rested and recharged over the winter.
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At the moment, any bounces are there for profit taking or to be sold into.
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The sixth season of her reality show, "Big Freedia Bounces Back," has its premiere Sept.
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A new study helps illuminate how life bounces back on Earth after cataclysmic events. 10.
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Big guys sometimes like it a little slower because usually the ball bounces up higher.
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These streaming bounces show how financially beneficial a Grammy performance can be for an artist.
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Fox News bounces back and forth between shocking ignorance on the topic and willful misrepresentations.
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Famously prolific as both critic and imaginative author, Oates bounces here between these critical modes.
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Thank God most of the noise bounces off of me after all of these years.
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Crossover EDM ambassador Calvin Harris has announced a new album called Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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Jake said Logan didn't mean to offend anyone ... and hopes his big bro bounces back.
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In it, Shaquille O'Neal — a man you might know from his Gold Bond ads, or basketball, or that GIF where he bounces his shoulders, then a cat bounces his shoulders, and the loop goes around again — plays Kazaam, a genie trapped in a boom box.
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For the last six months, it's stood out as one of the year's rowdiest and most infectious hip-hop songs, thanks to the way NLE Choppa bounces on top the beat (and bounces his way through a variety of dance moves in the video).
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The series bounces from futuristic sci-fi to intimate romance to social satire and back again.
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With the trade war raging, some traders believe when Apple bounces back, so will the market.
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For some reason, an Ed Sheeran song bounces off the walls at an unreasonably high volume.
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One of her outside serves accidentally bounces up to hit a ball boy in the groin.
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Ripples: small ripples that form as sand bounces sideways across the face of the lee slope.
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Even with a wedge you have to play for a couple of bounces and then check.
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In this episode, Khloé bounces on a birthing ball with her best friend Malika Haqq nearby.
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Her daughter Leeandra, now 10, bounces around their house with her face glued to her iPhone.
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After it bounces off the head of the officer closest to the camera, the crowd jeers.
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Previous share offerings, including China Literature's heavily subscribed one in 2017, have caused similar rate bounces.
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That was one of the largest debate bounces that I found in recent presidential primary history.
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Those poll bounces didn't stick, though -- fading slowly as Donald Trump dominated media attention, Texas Sen.
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Scottish dance-music super-producer Calvin Harris today released his fifth album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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Seventeen is the age to make mistakes, and Chantel makes plenty, but she eventually bounces back.
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LiDAR technology bounces light pulses off objects so that self-driving cars can "see" the road.
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The ball escapes from his bedroom and bounces into the practice goal outside on his porch.
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"I'm not going to blame this game on bounces or breaks," Blues coach Mike Yeo said.
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He bounces between cities, and is currently looking to set up a base in Los Angeles.
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Post-convention bounces have been decreasing in recent years as the electorate has become more polarized.
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Or using his bounces to feint and dull his opponents' senses before stepping in for real.
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One man shoves another into the globe, and he bounces back and falls on his rump.
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He just bounces it, in a very controlled yet slightly unhinged manner, over and over again.
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How many times have you heard about a little sore toe and then the opponent bounces?
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If a Brazilian in midfield tries the same thing with, say, Matic, he just bounces off.
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Here's how Australia and Denmark tied: Arzani forces a save from Schmeichel and it bounces away.
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It bounces around dimensions rapidly and key narrative information is often conveyed through overwrought lore entries.
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Historically, bear markets are often punctuated by sharp bounces on their way down to a trough.
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Odion Ighalo gets his head on a cross, but it bounces harmlessly into Danijel Subasic's arms.
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Chris steals Dick's essence, Devon steals Chris's essence, and that's just the way the ball bounces.
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As we walk across the lawn, which bounces pleasantly underfoot, Alesch bends down to pet it.
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Lundqvist was not pleased with his play or the unlucky bounces on two key Sabres goals.
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Instead, Kane credits his good fortune on a combination of fortunate bounces and his linemates' generosity.
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Stick around to the end, where he bounces up to the hoop for a cheeky layup.
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You have to be willing to accept some inconsistent bounces and some different kind of plays.
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Josh McCown, the team's veteran backup quarterback, reminded Darnold that he always bounces back from mistakes.
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Lidar works by bouncing a laser off nearby objects and capturing it when it bounces back.
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Simply put, it explains why your knuckles hurt while boxing, or why a tennis ball bounces.
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With heavy hawk-speak, the US 21.3YY is up small as it bounces off the 50dma.
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Boundin' bounces in with a mildly catchy tune telling the mildly entertaining tale of two mildly adorable creatures on the western frontier, but by the time it bounces back out it's hard to suss out what exactly the point of it all was: that vanity is bad?
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For all we're told about actions and equal reactions, things have a tendency to make unexpected bounces.
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When it bounces back into your hands, do a 180-degree squat jump back to start position.
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She's also added in some volume, so it looks as if her hair bounces as she walks.
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The brilliance of Brazil's Pelé and Mr Maradona helped, but so did lucky bounces and favourable decisions.
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If your payment bounces, your credit card may charge you another fee, which averages out to $34.24.
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You've got to play really smart and pick your lines and hope you get some good bounces.
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The new syncing feature comes in handy for anyone that constantly bounces between their PC and phone.
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There were some funny bounces in the game, but that's the effort that we want to see.
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Negan relentlessly bounces back-and-forth between genially belittling Rick and threatening real violence on the Alexandrians.
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"But still, this one's getting to a level that you usually see some decent bounces," he said.
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It will be interesting to see how Carolina bounces back from its 20-13 loss to Atlanta.
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Oil prices have entered a bearish trend despite short-term bounces, supply cuts and improved demand estimates.
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After all, what good is a stellar counter argument that just bounces around a like-minded echochamber?
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The travel and tourism industry bounces back a lot faster after terror attacks than other crisis events.
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The fortuitous bounces that went that were going their way earlier in the season are not now.
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Often when introducing a new woman the camera will pan uncomfortably across her chest as it bounces.
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On the moon, light that creates it bounces off moon dust — just look at Neil Armstrong's shadow.
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Water literally bounces off the screen, which you can see in the video above and GIF below.
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"Two bounces and the game is 3-2," said Rangers goaltender Antti Raanta, who stopped 24 shots.
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Apparently the women chose the name because of an echo that bounces off the surrounding White Mountains.
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Bounces went my way and then we got a bounce at the end to go our way.
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So, as a rule, the bowler bounces the ball near the batsman, aiming to hit those stumps.
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We just started shooting the puck and we got some bounces and we started creating some momentum.
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The scene bounces between Madeline recounting the story hedging the truth a little and what actually happened.
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We're gonna have to rely on canned food again for a while until our agriculture bounces back.
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Tell middle schoolers that they're going to New York or Washington and you'll get bounces of excitement.
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"Sell-offs this violent generally have some big bounces along the way," Bloomberg Opinion's John Authers writes.
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These include mirrors intended to shame offenders, and hydrophobic paint that bounces urine back onto their shoes.
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The best infielders don't let the ball create bounces; they often charge and snag the short hop.
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"The glossy blue reflects light from the streetscape and bounces it around the room," Mr. Lorber said.
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Morgan Stanley believes once the economy bounces back, Salesforce will continue with its double-digit revenue growth.
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That the stock market bounces back because of a trillion-dollar bailout does not relieve their anxiety.
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For example, golfers seemed less prone to grumpily bemoan their poor shots, cruel bogeys and heartless bounces.
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Offering a change or credit, however, keeps that door open for when the industry inevitably bounces back.
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Going in, they were going right at the flag, but they both got bounces that went sideways.
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The company's Zero1 helmet is made of material that gives on impact and then immediately bounces back.
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I lie on my bed, staring up into the dark, and my mind bounces across the room.
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Divisive conventions and negative coverage do seem to be associated with the most dramatically "underperforming" convention bounces: Divided parties have sometimes also received larger-than-expected bounces, an effect that may be related to positive narratives emerging from successful attempts to heal party divisions and achieve authentic unity.
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First, the title: As of the sixth season, the show will officially be called Big Freedia Bounces Back.
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The Spark bounces around in a breeze, and that seems to confuse the infrared sensor to no end.
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I'm asking them to go out and work, do the job, and the bounces aren't going our way.
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The two steel companies, meanwhile, have managed sizable bounces thanks to some positive news in the steel patch.
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He bounces his opponent's head against his chest, and then he slams a hard hit into his face.
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He bounces on the balls of his feet, and even occasionally jumps, just a little, into the air.
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An email address for press inquiries found on the website now bounces back an "address not found" message.
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That's what happens when you funnel pucks in there and get traffic, sometimes you get bounces like that.
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" Khosrowshahi said Expedia usually bounces back and the company is keeping a close eye on the "unusual circumstance.
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The sensor works by bouncing infrared off an object and registering the unique molecular fingerprint that bounces back.
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Later, he instructs Chewbacca to growl "sad like a dog whimper," and bounces around the film's impressive set.
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"I don't know how I've gotten to this point, but it truly bounces off my back," she says.
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The rain bounces off the parched ground taking along the topsoil, straight back into the rivers and oceans.
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For example, the flash bounces downward so there's less glare when shooting reflective things like people wearing glasses.
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As he bounces around the stage during "Elevate," a cloud of drones illuminates the dark space above him.
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There were no horrible referee calls that changed results, no bad bounces that somehow rolled into the goal.
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Interestingly, both market bounces can be explained by investment managers' quest for impressive, or at least passable, performance.
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The meaning: Grande is rubber — whatever you throw at her bounces off of her, and sticks to you!
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Once the laser hits the end of the detector, a mirror bounces the light back to the middle.
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The assists were kind of lucky bounces; the first one I didn't even know I got an assist.
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It projects light onto the right lens, where it bounces off and is reflected back into your eye.
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Sometimes a person who complains about the way the ball bounces is usually the person that dropped it.
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That's the one where sound bounces from earbud to the other or just drops off of one side.
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Scrivens says that Jaxson is sick for a few days following chemo, but that he bounces back quickly.
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"It took a couple of tough bounces coming right down the gut," Talbot said of O'Reilly's long shot.
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The sunshine that had favored Bourgue's topspin forehand gave way to overcast skies that made for lower bounces.
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Kate Davis, 18983, says the sunlight that bounces off museum walls and onto the art can't be reproduced.
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Polling two to three weeks from now, once the convention bounces have stabilized, should be far more predictive.
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Convention bounces often prove to be short-lived, as the name implies and as Mr. Trump's experience proves.
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The film bounces around, with connections between topics that feel more fibrous than a well-ordered shot list.
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Once it bounces on Ms. Hsing's side, she hits it powerfully into a bass drum on the table.
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Off a corner, the ball bounces dangerously around the Sweden box before Harry Maguire rushes in to shoot.
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Neymar's shot from just outside the box bounces off of Navas, but no one is there to capitalize.
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But the self-hammering probe only works if there's friction in the soil, otherwise it bounces in place.
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Go deeper: The U.S. services sector bounces back China's manufacturing is pushing higher while the U.S.' is sinking
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Pierre McGuire practically bounces onto the ice for the short walk to his broadcasting post between the benches.
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Instead, it bounces around in our atmosphere, creating the blue dome of sky we're all so familiar with.
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But recently, all of the bounces have seemed to go Minnesota's way when the games have mattered most.
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I'm asking them to go out and work, do the job and the bounces aren't going our way.
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Just so we get the point, a black dot bounces through the first few images of their exchange.
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If anything, this stuff — I wouldn't say it bounces off her — I think it even pushes her forward.
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When you've walked through a path in the field once or twice, the grass bounces back up again.
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Cricket includes many events that neither team can control, such as injuries, the weather, unpredictable bounces or umpiring decisions.
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One of Captain America's signature moves is throwing his shield and having it hit its target after multiple bounces.
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I mean from my point of view in a stadium, the sound kind of bounces back into my microphone.
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"If Apple itself bounces, it's going to help a lot of companies," said Frank Cappelleri, executive director at Instinet.
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Evan Peters - nothing I see really, except the tear gas canister bounces in front of part of his name.
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The cell tower bounces the radio wave through a network of cell towers and eventually to your friend's phone.
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The light bounces off the back of the bottom plane of the hair instead of going right through it.
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If the infrared light bounces back, it means that there is a finger above this area of the display.
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Using three Intel RealSense depth sensors, it bounces light off your body at all angles while simultaneously weighing you.
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It's the dude who will fiercely defend human rights and human dignity until he bounces from this mortal coil.
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Both songs—off Harris' forthcoming album Funk Wav Bounces Vol 1—combine catchy synth refrains with easy, bouncing beats.
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The actual fed funds rate bounces within a range between these policy rates — presently from 0.75 to 1 percent.
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It's a southern bounces he always manages to bring to releases on imprints such as Ultramajik, Ellium and Kompakt.
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"Sometimes you've got to get the bounces, and they went our way in the third period," Lee said Sunday.
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Due to the shape of the rubber toy, it bounces unpredictably, offering mental stimulation as well as physical exercise.
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An earlier version of this article referred imprecisely to how the FiveThirtyEight election forecasting model adjusts for convention bounces.
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They're certainly far more predictive than the polls immediately beforehand, or in the midst of the post-convention bounces.
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"Unfortunate bounces or not, they were creating some time in our zone," said defenseman Ryan McDonagh, the Rangers' captain.
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Phytoplankton uses the pigment chlorophyll to harvest solar radiation into energy, which bounces green rays back into the environment.
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Facebook is sorting out unintentional clicks by discounting instances where a user bounces back after two seconds or less.
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Plastic dumped in and near rivers washes into the ocean, and only a small percentage bounces back onto shore.
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Aries the rambunctious ram always bounces back, and this new moon is a fresh start for all of us.
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As he bounces one of the infants on his knee, a camionista, a long-distance truck driver, steps forward.
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The shooter does not move the trigger finger; instead, the weapon bounces, or "bumps," rapidly between shoulder and finger.
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It bounces off his skin, so radiant that it shapes the red light into the three silhouettes behind him.
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He bounces stuff off me, and that's what I think great teachers do, is know what they don't know.
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Smith, meanwhile, bounces from steadily driving beats to moments of long, ominous repose, as Berne dances and swarms above.nublu.
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It's unlikely that he bounces from that into a serious thing with Revian in just a handful of days.
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Go deeper: The U.S. services sector bounces back China's manufacturing is pushing higher while the U.S.'s is sinking
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The only difference with insects is that the radar bounces off the millions of tiny bodies in the swarm.
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He also blamed the slow conditions under the roof and low bounces of the ball before crediting Schwartzman's performance.
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She bounces and hops and chases after the car as if it was smuggling some catnip around that track.
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But whether that ice bounces off a pedestrian below or crushes him depends on the size of the ice.
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High levels of bearishness do leave stocks susceptible to bounces, however, if there is a rush of short-covering.
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Schnur said the unpredictable bounces left him scrambling to catch up to the ball and adversely affected his rhythm.
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Suddenly when my son reports an error, it bounces back to hurt him; that leaves a very bad taste.
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You have to accept that you might get bad bounces and you're not going to play a perfect match.
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The action bounces energetically from city to city, and each scene reveals a unique set of social and political concerns.
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Their breakup was one of the rare serious and sad moments in the show — but Lizzie always bounces back. 3.
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First was Wasteland, a wider, sand-covered rectangular space with uneven surfaces and unfamiliar curves that affected the ball's bounces.
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And if they can't anticipate bounces and movements, then we see sloppier play as viewers, despite their considerable mechanical prowess.
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Each trigger press fires a single explosive sphere that detonates on impact with an enemy or after a few bounces.
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Light bounces and reflects too, making the process of figuring out the colors of a few million pixels even harder.
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She loves bubbles and her favourite toy is "Fluffster", a small stuffed rabbit that she bounces up and down repetitively.
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One can emit a signal that bounces off the planet as it is picked up by the other, for instance.
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And the star always bounces right back after each pregnancy, slipping into her skinny jeans and strappy swimsuits almost immediately.
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Structurally, the show bounces back and forth between flashbacks, deeper memories, and the present at the drop of a hat.
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The projector beams an image onto a circular film on the right lens, which bounces it back into your eyeball.
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That laser bounces off a piece of photopolymer material built into the glasses' right lens, then heads into your eye.
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The "EQ-Radio" device bounces wireless signals off a person's body to capture subtle changes in breathing and heart rhythms.
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As for the stock market, "Maybe it bounces after [Fed Chair Janet Yellen] doesn't commit to four hikes," said Boockvar.
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This exhibition explores sound's "material" qualities: how it travels via waves, is conducted through wires, and bounces off other objects.
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In 2000, for instance, both Al Gore and George W. Bush got 8-point bounces in polls conducted by CNN.
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CHINA BOUNCES Overnight, MSCI's broadest Asia-Pacific index had climbed 13 percent, paring a quarter of Friday's 21 percent fall.
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Curry gets in a squatting stance and dribbles two basketballs in unison, putting them between his legs every couple bounces.
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And while both have suffered plunges in the past month, there is reason to believe today's respective bounces will continue.
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He said that before the oil market bounces back, corporate balance sheets have to experience more pressure amid the oversupply.
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"I think when the ice is not as good, it's obviously going to help on those bad bounces," he said.
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When the kangaroo hops, she explains, this cartilage pad is momentarily deformed, and then bounces back to its original shape.
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Having celebrated its 603th birthday in June, the classic Beatles album illustrates how consensus bounces up and down throughout history.
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If growth then bounces back, Scotland could find itself with both juicy tax receipts and a hefty handout from London.
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"You know, whenever I play Tennis, the ball always bounces smoothly and makes the same sound," he tells his father.
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Bank of America and U.S. Bancorp have returned 35.7% and 1%, respectively, this year after big bounces starting in October.
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Instead of a grisly end, however, he simply bounces until he lands back on his feet, pauses, and walks away.
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"You will often see bounces off those levels," said Anwiti Bahuguna, senior portfolio manager at Columbia Threadneedle Investments in Boston.
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Your eye bounces around the frame, trying to place this spot—shaggy pine trees, fences, what look like farm outbuildings.
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It's not the only dumb idea in this film, which nevertheless bounces along in a way that's sometimes almost entertaining.
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But for fans who soured on him after a quiet outing against Dallas, we're betting he bounces back this week.
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But as a chronic pain patient who bounces from specialist to specialist seeking a diagnosis, it's hard not to catastrophize.
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Scoring: Points are scored when the ball hits the rim, the ground, or bounces more than once on the net.
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I mean, maybe it bounces and you can get out of it, but we've disliked this for a long time.
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Another bounces in a kneeling position, her torso bent over her thighs and arms by her sides, improbably inching forward.
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But now he was batting me around the way a cat bounces its prey between its paws before devouring it.
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Anaheim (46-23-13) vanquished the Calgary Flames in a four-game sweep, thanks to diligent work and fortuitous bounces.
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The Vicis Zero1 helmet's outer shell acts like a car bumper because it flexes on impact and immediately bounces back.
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For now, that's a fifth-wheel camper that hitches to the back of a truck and bounces over freeway bumps.
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The criminal mastermind Raymond Reddington (James Spader) bounces back from the dismantling of his criminal organization in the previous season.
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After months of anticipation, Calvin Harris has shared the official tracklist for his latest album, Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1.
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In the front row, Prince Charles bounces Prince George on his lap as he sits next to Camilla and Princess Charlotte.
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"When that happens, when you have excess supply like we do in the system, your bounces just don't become as meaningful."
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In Butler's book, readers follow Dana, a woman who bounces between her life in the 1970s and an antebellum slave plantation.
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It either goes out into space or bounces off of your source (say, a spy plane) and back into your detector.
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Once you catch the ball as it bounces back, do a 180-degree squat jump and land facing the other direction.
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When one girl offers up hers — "The day I almost died" — he bounces up and down with glee, repeating the title.
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It's possible there have even been multiple bounces; an expand-and-contract cycle full of Big Bangs like a universe accordion.
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It seems like whenever a celebrity has a baby, everyone becomes fixated on how quickly she "bounces back" after the pregnancy.
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And emerging markets sagged last week — making their recent rally look like mere bounces within oppressive downtrends rather than decisive recoveries.
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"When I say bounce, those bounces have been anywhere from 33 to 70% over the last couple of years," he said.
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DOLLAR BOUNCES The greenback enjoyed a modest rise in light trading as some European and Asian markets were closed for holidays.
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But unless Snap bounces back, it will still need either an investor or acquirer to come to its aid by 22.
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"It was a great play by Johnny and just one of those bounces you wish would just go in," Ferland said.
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Some of it travels down to warm the Earth's surface (A), while some of it bounces right back into space (B).
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I'd love to play the second game, Killer Bounce, where the player's avatar constantly bounces and destroys every block it touches.
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Like VPNs, Tor bounces your internet traffic through different servers around the world making it difficult — but not impossible — to track.
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As it speeds off, a single red sneaker falls from its heavily damaged front bumper and bounces down the vacant street.
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"If it bounces above the top end of that pattern, it's going to be quite positive for the dollar," Maley said.
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I'm going to have to say don't buy, and you know what, if it bounces a little, I'd cut some back.
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There's another — purportedly the "first lawyer 3-D commercial" — where a tiny computer-generated version of Conn bounces around the screen.
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The cars still control the same, the ball bounces as it always does, and every competitive arena has the same dimensions.
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"In a sense, it's almost like a shared atmosphere because methane from Pluto bounces around in Charon's surface environment," he added.
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In general, convention bounces are most durable when they help unify the parties — something that's largely inevitable and hard to undo.
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The show bounces back and forth between three adult siblings in the present day and in their childhood in the 1980s.
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The software, which integrates directly into a user's inbox, tracks the rate of opens, clicks, replies and bounces for sales pitches.
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From my chair, I throw my phone on the couch, where it often bounces and lands face-down on the rug.
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When the light bounces back, based on how long it takes to return, lidar determines how far away an object is.
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"Duppy"—Jamaican parlance for "ghost"—bounces over keys and a sax line, a smokey backdrop for Drake to do his thing.
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Frank Ocean, Future, Pharrell Williams, Migos, Lil Yachty, Katy Perry, and Ariana Grande will all feature on Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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Calvin Harris, a man who probably drives a red convertible, has released a second video for his Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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Wheelchair tennis allows for two bounces of the ball, but all other rules are the same as in the conventional game.
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The ensuing corner sort of awkwardly bounces through the box without being touched, though there are appeals for a hand ball.
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We need that principled national voice, not just a guy who bounces around on issues like a well-coiffed rubber ball.
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As someone drops a tennis ball eight yards away, Donald must sprint to grab it before it bounces a second time.
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And so much of success in golf, as in life, is about how you react to those good and bad bounces.
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Late in the day, the infield at Kauffman Stadium is known to dry out, which produces bigger and more unpredictable bounces.
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His laser from outside of the box flat foots de Gea but bounces off the inside of the post and out.
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Indoors on wood is a different style of play because it was so fast, and there were lots of bad bounces.
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"Victim Hamid (Jahangard) is slammed to the ground, head bounces twice off pavement and his body is rotating," the detective wrote.
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According to the French-British lawyer Philippe Sands, le Carré bounces many of his ideas off his second wife, Jane Cornwell.
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A significant portion of rock salt bounces off the road when it's applied so trucks tend to apply more than necessary.
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Meantime, President Trump, on a tour yesterday of the Carolinas, promised that the federal government will ensure the region bounces back.
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According to a Harvard Business School Study, when a person seeks advice, it bounces back as a positive impression on them.
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Trump's been on Twitter for over a decade, now, which makes him uniquely attuned to how information bounces around the platform.
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Rey bounces the Force lightning back toward the Emperor in the same way Mace Windu did in "Revenge of the Sith."
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We don't have desk phones in our bureau and everyone bounces around, so it pays to be as mobile as possible.
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The theorem can be applied to a wide variety of problems in math, including how light bounces around a mirrored room.
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"If you suppress something very, very hard, when you release those measures it bounces back and it bounces back at the wrong time," Vallance told the BBC's "Today" program on Friday, explaining that the government hopes to avoid a new infection peak during autumn or winter months when the NHS is under more pressure from ordinary seasonal infections.
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It's that consistency of surfaces and curves between venues that allows pros to anticipate bounces and pull off dazzling shots and plays.
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When the echo that bounces back is converted into electrical signals, you get an image of, say, a fetus, or a submarine.
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He comes to a web page, he stays on it for anywhere from five seconds to seven minutes, and then he bounces.
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Whacking the ball over the boundary rope yields four runs if it bounces on the field, and six if it does not.
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As Destin from Smarter Every Day discovered with some help from astronaut Don Pettit, the answer to why water bounces is air.
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Yamazaki often bounces back and forth between commercial and gallery work, and she doesn't shy away from any intersections of the two.
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It bounces microwave pulses from the satellite off the sea surface and measures round-trip travel time to determine sea surface height.
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And then in the third it was kind of quiet for a while and the bounces out there were tough to defend.
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"This time around, it comes down for just a few days, and then it bounces right back out like a yo-yo."
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Better to focus on all the times it doesn't happen, those fumbles where the phone hits the floor and bounces back unscathed.
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Convention bounces don't mean much, but Trump put on an objectively whacky and low-rent convention and he got a huge one.
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BAYERN 2, SEVILLA 1 Bayern Munich needed a couple of lucky bounces to prevent Sevilla from pulling off another Champions League upset.
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You're given purpose, so there's always an interior monologue, but now you have something that bounces off you—the purpose of life.
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The good news for Lonzo ... Kenny says it's "just one game" and he'll shut up the haters if he bounces back strong.
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Yet it bounces off tree branches and accumulates in an icy, slushy mess on the ground, packing down any previously fallen snow.
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This one costs more than most, but it's 2.5 inches thick and has an insulation layer that bounces warmth back towards you.
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Clocking in at a short seven tracks, it aggressively bounces, feeling a bit like a warped and chaotic punch to the gut.
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His parents separate — his father is gay — and the fractured family returns to America, where Spillman bounces between his mother and father.
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If your skin is hydrated, it quickly bounces back to normal, but if you have dehydrated skin, it slowly goes back down.
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We're told Foster also has a 17-year-old son who bounces around from home to home and doesn't attend school regularly.
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Several glittering keyboards intertwine on "Affiliated," as one hook sets off another and bounces back again in a buoyant call-and-response.
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In the DAPS-directed clip, Yachty bounces up and down in an empty warehouse, sometimes appearing as if he's controlling the camera.
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The system utilizes on-board microphones to listen to the bass as it bounces against the wall, adjusting the sound settings accordingly.
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But it's also a perfectly-honed propaganda machine that bounces back our biases so often it's become a hazard to the future.
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"The Man Who Has Everything" is a pensive, ambling cut, while "My Own Thing" bounces like a classic Chance turn-up track.
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Phoebe is a masseuse, but she bounces between working at different parlors and massaging her own clients at home as a freelancer.
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Clemons' voice bounces across the track, which is an accurate depiction of just how "Excited" he is to hear his phone ring.
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On a hot spring morning, the punishing deltaic sun bounces off the shallow moat that surrounds the structure, drifting over the concrete.
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Uzoho was well-beaten there from the shot out high on the left, but it pings the right post and bounces away.
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Credit Suisse sees the S&P 500 rising about another 5 percent to 2,550 as it bounces back from this latest shock.
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When the landscape is a links course, the mysteries are many, and the bounces good and bad, but rarely anything in between.
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Everything he did bounces back to his Mamba Mentality whether it was on the court or off the court, just a mindset.
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He vows to take the good with the bad and let the cruelest bounces roll off his back, or something like that.
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"It's frustrating, it just seems like we can't get any bounces," said St. Louis defenseman Alex Pietrangelo, who scored a goal Monday.
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It flattens like a pancake when it lands, then bounces and doesn't have time to retract until it's up in the air.
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"It makes it more interesting once he bounces it outside or catches the ball," Pro Bowl cornerback Xavier Rhodes told the newspaper.
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Lowe's bounces back on new CEO's turnaround plans and Target hits all-time high on best comp sales growth in 13 yrs.
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Another possibility is that some of the boulders broke apart, and that the craters left behind recorded the bounces of different fragments.
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He bounces left, then strafes right and bursts through a hole before plowing into—and pushing back—a pile of four defenders.
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Ambient light bounces off an underlying white primer and passes through this translucent pigmented layer on its way to the viewer's retina.
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Whether the ball goes in or bounces off the goal post is often a matter of luck, how do you calculate your tips?
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" Weston said she was driving with her mom when the earthquake hit Friday, and "the car just kind of bounces up and down.
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Rosalina&aposs son bounces around in a Portugal jersey — he sported a Colombia one the day before to support his dad&aposs team.
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It's shiny enough that light bounces off the red into orange, yellows, and pinks, as noted before by Verge senior editor Vlad Savov.
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And we're adding this $7 creamy moisturizing mask to the list because it bounces skin back from a bad burn while you sleep.
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This, however, requires us to catch starlight as it bounces off or filters through the planet's atmosphere—an extraordinarily difficult thing to do.
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Tor bounces internet traffic through a series of random relay servers dotted across the world, making it near-impossible to trace the user.
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Traders might try to sell the dollar if it bounces against the yen, given the ongoing focus on North Korean risks, he added.
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It was one of those streaky sunsets you only get in winter, the kind that bounces off the stucco and turns everything orange.
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Huawei is touting "near-notebook" key travel, but the keyboard still flexes and bounces in the middle when you type with any force.
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Even a scene in Sara's stuffy office gives off a chrome-yellow radiance—this same light bounces off Victor's paintings in their home.
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To not only hit the rim, but in such a way that it bounces away from danger into the corner is almost unfathomable.
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Curiously, Marshall bounces around from being a straight-ahead courtroom drama to something like a buddy comedy, and the result feels mostly confused.
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He attacks them with a flashlight to see who looks the grossest without makeup, then takes some names, shakes some weaves, and bounces.
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In the bit, from 1977, Kaufman, in a bright-salmon jumpsuit, bounces around, wailing, "I trusted you," to a cheering, increasingly baffled audience.
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I settle into the incredibly comfortable driver's seat, which bounces gently up and down as if finding the proper height for my body.
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The hot guy bounces back and forth, like a straight boy struggling to do the "Cha Cha Slide" at a middle-school dance.
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You could say that it's just bad luck, although 36 games seems like a pretty long stretch to chalk up to the bounces.
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Dinesh Pai and his team have combined new and old tech to capture how skin folds, stretches, wrinkles, and bounces on the body.
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With the help of an assistant, he bounces around the studio throughout the day, never spending too much time on any one piece.
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"When we were on the road, we were getting the bounces and here we're not getting them," said Reimer, who made 32 saves.
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The aircraft comes close to touching down, but instead, in a heart-pounding moment bounces off the runway on its back tires instead.
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" Ms. Latow added that she bounces between Mama Shelter and the Dream: "Mama's is more laid back, though it gets busy around sunset.
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Most days, the tropical sun bounces off the coral and sand, refracting into a hard light that gives many islanders a permanent squint.
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If it suddenly bounces to Europe or Asia, we'll belatedly realize that our safety in America depends on improving health systems in Congo.
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Once the counterfeit check bounces, the account holder — not the scammer — is on the hook when the bank seeks to recover the money.
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Anthony Brown of Maryland, a cochair of Buttigieg's campaign, suggested the Iowa aftermath affected the campaign's anticipated bounces in fundraising, polling, and enthusiasm.
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These jackets are also waterproof rather than just water-resistant, so whenever rain falls on the jacket, it bounces off instead of absorbing.
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Canadian National Railway Co reached a tentative agreement with workers, but shippers warned it could take weeks before service bounces back to normal.
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"He is being presented with a lot of options," Mr. Spicer says as Air Force One bounces wildly through pockets of rough air.
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"It brings so much light into the space, just because of the way the light hits it and bounces in," Ms. Kim said.
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The general election polls that really matter will emerge in August, after the convention bounces fade and the race settles ahead of the debates.
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That signal bounces off the finger, and those "echoes" are recorded by the device's microphones and used to calculate the finger's location in space.
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Because it bounces between different points of view and styles, Version Control often feels like a collection of short stories more than a novel.
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Credit Suisse also expected the Singapore dollar would resume its downtrend, advising selling when the currency bounces or using it as a funding currency.
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Vegas plays well, gets some bounces, Fleury returns to the form he showed the first three rounds, and Vegas wins three in a row.
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The way she claps her hands and bounces her shoulders is basically how everyone vibes when "Kiss It Better" plays on the dance floor.
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You mostly do this by hitting the ball at different angles so that when it hits the edge of the arena it bounces off.
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And bearish options activity finally became extreme late last week, looking a bit like the spike in anxiety that likewise has ushered in bounces.
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In the video, a Charmander sits on a tabletop, and when the Poké Ball envelops the little guy, it bounces on the table, too.
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Some unexpected bounces meant that Philae was almost lost in space—but it managed to hang on and send back data before powering down.
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He's super successful, and in this series, he's also a moron who puts a violin in a blender and bounces around like a toddler.
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On the whole, "this is more likely a market where you're better inclined to sell bounces than to buy dips," according to the technician.
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Concussion, by contrast, is caused by the internal movement and distortion of the brain as it bounces around inside the cranium after an impact.
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If the stock market bounces and rips higher, they say to themselves, 'I could've gotten in lower, so now I'll wait for another pullback.
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Clinton's campaign has stumbled over that same period and her post-convention polling bounce finally crumbled, which is what post-convention polling bounces do.
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As the author admits, economists understand relatively little about why one region bounces back from a nasty economic shock, while another continues to deteriorate.
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Towns bounces back in Timberwolves win over Mavericks MINNEAPOLIS — After hammering home a big, soaring dunk in the lane, Karl-Anthony Towns didn't celebrate.
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That means oil could trend lower for the time being, but easily rally back to $50 when it bounces without much resistance, Garner said.
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While Kensho's data show Apple shares are down on average for the day and week of a media event, the stock also bounces back.
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Then it bounces back to the actual beginning — Cassie as a regular teen, chatting with her best friend Lizbeth about how cuuuute boys are.
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Because I'm sitting three rooms away from my wife, the text just bounces back to the same mobile station, and then to my phone.
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The bounces candidates received in 2008 and 2012 were more modest than some in years past, but television ratings for the conventions remain high.
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Or I'm using this thing called a spectrometer, which bounces infrared light off these organisms so that I can figure out what's inside them.
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The tray is placed on top of the knock box and the machine vibrates and bounces, pulling the flower down into the paper cones.
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Hard courts, which some players call the great equalizer, offer truer bounces but still favor power hitters with tactical diversity and great foot speed.
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The Islanders did not reach this stage because of lucky bounces, and they have not lost the last two games because of unlucky ones.
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" Stormi flashes a wide smile as she bounces up and down to the song, and her mom can be heard off camera saying, "Yes!
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Links courses typically resemble a moonscape with grass, where an unpleasant combination of howling winds, blind holes, mounded landing areas and quirky bounces awaits.
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Collette and Wever, two of the best actresses around, are great together; Collette's molten but tightly controlled emotion bounces off Wever's equally expressive reserve.
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It bounces lower and spins in the opposite direction than the heavy topspin groundstrokes that are the coin of the realm in pro tennis.
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I like it when the hay, unkempt, uncombed, with dry berries mixed in it, thrown together gaily and freely, bounces along atop some truck.
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If Kawhi Leonard's fortuitous bounces at the last second of the Eastern Conference semifinals had rimmed out, Butler might be a champion right now.
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If you have overhead lighting, find fixtures that can be angled so light bounces off the walls and hits people at a side angle.
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In this case, as Paul staggers through the broken shards of the life he'd planned for himself, he bounces off colorful characters at every turn.
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"His brain has so many things to think about, it bounces around and he loses track of what he was talking about," shares Baker, 45.
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Cassini will use an instrument that observes how light bounces off and gets absorbed by matter, called a spectrometer, to take "samples" of Saturn's clouds.
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You know, everybody bounces things off one another, or they'll just tell you what their ideas are to see the big picture, which is great.
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Or she falls back within it, letting go, allowing the cords to bear her, then bounces back upright, as if gravity were working in reverse.
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During the minute-long video, directed by Rankin, she does her sexiest jogging in place, lifts hand weights and bounces around on an exercise ball.
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Sound bounces off that grey concrete like a basketball, and when I listen back to my recordings of this interview, they are crisp and sharp.
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The lighting of one of them seems cack-handed in the extreme — the glare of a spot bounces off the surface of the canvas. Ouch!
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While Towley bounces from the wall to the center of the studio (in true "Lemon" form), Hallberg tightly twists and turns against a ballet barre.
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Tor, short for "The Onion Router," is a service that bounces your traffic around a network of anonymous servers so that it's difficult to track.
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FOTB is freewheeling and idiosyncratic, it bounces from their trademark baroque pop to rock and country and folk, bending each new sound to their will.
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The watchdog said that, with immediate effect, payments for "refused" services, such as when a cheque bounces, should be in line with actual costs incurred.
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The horror series bounces between the past to focus on the children's upbringing and present day as the family reunites in the face of tragedy.
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Light bounces back and forth between the mirrors and through the crystal, stimulating the emission of the crystal's photons, which exit through the partial mirror.
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That could mean either that these are dead cat bounces, or that they are so deeply oversold they have a lot more ground to retake.
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Her necklace, a string of oversize white balls, gently bounces off her chest as she sets the plate on the freshly pressed white linen tablecloth.
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The Planar Sphere even bounces around some planes, demanding that the player and their party adventure out into the Abyss to retrieve a power source.
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Recent equity market bounces on the back of surprisingly strong economic data or good news headlines on global trade, for example, are increasingly short-lived.
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And I can totally see why people are so drawn to Roup: She's effervescent, and bounces around the studio like a bar mitzvah hype dancer.
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As the movie bounces back and forth in time, this revelation, early on, keeps viewers wondering at what point death will catch up with Kate.
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Perhaps before they even finished recording: The twitchy track bounces tightly wound strings off a modulating bass line and keeps building until its final seconds.
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If you're a popular musician not on DJ Khaled's star-studded album this year, you're probably on Calvin Harris' forthcoming Funk Wav Bounces Vol 1.
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"When a newbie comes in to the gym, Tammy bounces to the door and shows them around," Howe said during an interview at the gym.
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Flames jump out on Jets in win CALGARY, Alberta — Mikael Backlund figured that the Calgary Flames deserved some bounces due to all their hard work.
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Obviously, we're all professionals and work hard to develop certain skills, but the game is played with a funny shaped ball that takes crazy bounces.
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It's always full of crazy bounces, self-inflicted mistakes and unexpected detours, and therefore always a journey of discovery about yourself and your playing partners.
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And while Mr. Carell bounces and sags persuasively, the characterization is finally so soft that Bobby comes off as more needy and pathetic than threatening.
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When a branch bounces back a particular hollow howl — insect tunnels intersecting beneath the bark — the lemur bites down and rips open the woody flesh.
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"Ricky" bounces choppily over a furious percussive synthesizer that ping-pongs quickly back and forth, capped by a deep, menacing, sonorous chopped-and-screwed chorus.
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Instead, it delightfully bounces between the young students falling in love — then from grace — and the reluctance of their adult counterparts to express their feelings.
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The story is arranged so that he bounces between Powell, who treats him with breezy condescension, and Malcolm X, who confronts him with scolding righteousness.
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It heaves its way into corners, bounces a bit on the highway, and refused to let even a whiff of road noise into the cabin.
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He was known in Portugal as "sempre em pé," or always on his feet, after the toy that bounces back whenever it is knocked down.
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The good news for them is that Trump may be good at spinning the news, but it often bounces back on him and his party.
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Or do you see the visceral thump of a cat's helpless body as it bounces off an alley step after being abandoned by its owner?
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And the more a child bounces from one placement to the next, the less likely it becomes that the child will find a forever home.
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Until the markets begin to settle, and the dispersion of views is reduced, then we'll keep seeing large bounces…Everyone's uncertain about what happens next.
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In all but one case during the decade-long bull market, data shows that the bounces back from heavy Monday losses to end the week positive.
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But it's becoming possible that sentiment has soured enough to allow for bounces before too long on little more than an absence of further ugly headlines.
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Mr. Mangan, who works as a technology consultant, says he is the first to acknowledge that when he bounces a check, he should pay a penalty.
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The 470EX-AI automatically scans for the subject and the ceiling in a room, measures the distance, and then bounces the flash off of the ceiling.
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Curly hair may seem resilient — it bounces back easily from any tug or pull — but in reality, your coils should come with a giant FRAGILE label.
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Waymo claims its trade secrets made their way into Uber's Lidar technology, which bounces light pulses off objects so self-driving cars can "see" the road.
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But as the ball comes back down to earth, it bounces back into the goal as the goalie scuttles back in vain, unable to rescue it.
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Steve DiBenedetto's "Breakup" (2003-04), hanging next to "Military Poster," also bounces off Saul's picture, but as a rival for the juiciest color in the show.
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The soft ground magnifies shaking like a bowl of jello getting hit with a mallet: The bowl doesn't move much, but the jello bounces a lot.
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The Galaxy S9 phone has an optical sensor that shines light onto tissue (in this case, the fingertips) and then detects how much light bounces back.
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"The bounces always come at some point, you just have to keep working hard, practicing, keep going to the right areas and they'll come," Boedker said.
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"Short-term bounces are always possible and likely but a complete turnaround won't be possible until there is less uncertainty prevailing in the markets," he added.
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"We didn&apost have too many shots on net, but the ones we had we made them count and had some lucky bounces, too," Vrbata said.
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He bounces around the board The clues in "Jeopardy!" are written intentionally to flow from tile to tile in order of difficulty and increasing monetary value.
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JPMorgan analyst Mislav Matejka said investors should "use any bounces as selling opportunities", a reversal from a long-held view that dips would be buying opportunities.
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"Young man, I'm counting on you," goes the refrain; in the music video, set in a barbershop, Mr. Porter bounces his son, Demyan, on one knee.
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As Green's white voice propels him up the ranks at RegalView, he bounces into other scenarios that are eerily like real life, just a little off.
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CHINA BOUNCES BRAZIL Brazil, the two-time defending Olympic champion, was eliminated after China rallied to stun the Brazilians, 15-13, in a decisive fifth set.
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Will Mr. Trump, a micromanager who practically bounces quarters on the beds in Trump hotels, become bogged down in résumé minutiae, or entrust hiring to others?
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It led them to a 49-win season, and they were a few unlucky bounces and a Kelly Olynyk podium game from the Eastern Conference Finals.
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Sometimes he will lean toward the basket as he bounces, as if he's mumbling to the ball, Get in, get in, don't screw me on this.
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Similarly, the EIC bounces beams of electrons against its sample, protons or atomic nuclei, causing the electrons to scatter and the protons to blow to pieces.
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Like, everything else you do by touching has to give you something: even the click of a key on a laptop bounces back, is a compact.
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Each rendering of the brain is composed of unique reflective micro-etchings that bounces life off of hundreds of thousands tiny etches on a golden surface.
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The Cboe Volatility Index (VIX) is below 13, a tame level that suggests a steadier tape, compared with 15 or higher during those earlier market bounces.
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"A lot of these bounces you see are from significant oversold conditions," said Michael Antonelli, managing director, institutional sales trading at Robert W. Baird in Milwaukee.
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Even the laziest cat won't be able to resist chasing the PetSafe Bolt Laser Cat Toy red laser dot as it bounces around your living room.
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The cafe is the closest eatery to the hippo tank, and therefore the closest to Fiona, the 10-month-old hippo who bounces around inside it.
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With unflagging optimism, the protagonist bounces around the Mediterranean trying to find his way back to Marie (Erin Moriarty), she of the botched Eiffel Tower rendezvous.
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In each film, the collective bounces between playing roles and playing themselves, and they've crafted a visual style that overcomes the supposed neutrality of ethnographic documentation.
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Japan with a hint of danger as they get a cross in from a quick restart that bounces off a Senegalese defender straight to the goalkeeper.
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This past week, economists were penciling in a short-lived hit to first quarter growth from the virus before it bounces back in the second quarter.
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The writer and director Shonali Bose bounces from tone to tone, livening the somber subject matter with bright hues, quippy dialogue and an ever-jubilant score.
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Opponents no longer fear Atlético; instead, they detect an uncertainty, an anxiety, in Simeone's team, one that bounces and echoes between the field and the stands.
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In the video above, Dan drips water into a full glass and films the resulting droplet as it bounces in front of a large world map.
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The spray hits the bottom of the tray and bounces up, and some of it becomes the mist that nourishes the roots growing through the cloths.
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That's the blink of an eye, geologically speaking, and helps illuminate how life bounces back on Earth following cataclysmic events, even in the most devastated environments.
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That way, once light enters the forest, it bounces from tube to tube—with each encounter bringing a high chance that the light will be absorbed.
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She comes up with imaginative shots when in trouble, a skill that is most rewarded on grass courts, where the unpredictable bounces call for greater ingenuity.
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If the dollar sees a reversal and bounces, Maley said, "it could have an impact not only on emerging markets but on our markets, as well."
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Ball bounces Twins' way in victory over Astros HOUSTON — One night earlier, it was the Astros who benefitted from a fortuitous bounce en route to victory.
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A series of bad bounces, buzzer-beating shots by opponents, injuries and Anthony's early ejection from a few games have led to the team's precarious state.
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When he hears the right note of approval, Mr. Trump amplifies his message and bounces it back, usually with one of his trademark three-word catchphrases.
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Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak, says AutoZone is approaching a critical level – one that could dictate whether it falls even further or bounces.
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After removing a small plug of its skin and blubber, the arrow bounces off the whale and floats in the water, where it can be retrieved.
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Meanwhile, SZA wails and bounces in every direction, her voice cracking, remaining within the rough confines of the melody while bending it to her own capricious will.
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The report examined existing scientific models of how the sun's energy reaches the Earth and how some bounces back into space from clouds and the planet's surface.
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Rather than sampling pieces of the eggs, they used Raman spectroscopy—hitting the samples with a laser and detecting the wavelengths of the light that bounces back.
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Budaj stopped 20 shots and got some fortunate bounces against his former team as the Los Angeles Kings beat the Colorado Avalanche 23-218 on Tuesday night.
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But you could see the bounces starting to come and once you get one or two to go in the net, they start coming a little more.
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But if you put her in her bouncer, she is in heaven, and she bounces on one leg, then the other, laughing and crying, crying and laughing.
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"Radar also bounces, but LiDAR doesn't bounce very well, so you can't do the look in front of the car in front of you thing," he added.
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Nor do you often get the scene where a brotherhood of criminals sits around discussing business while one of them nonchalantly bounces an infant on his knee.
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RELATED: Donald Trump bounces into the lead The Gallup tracking survey is based on seven-day averages via telephone interviews conducted July 16-23, from 3,545 adults.
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He captures the way light bounces off of the details of his subjects for a gorgeous effect, and his soft-textured work is unmistakable as his own.
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"I think we should have won the game, but sometimes there are bounces on the ice and all we can do is learn from that," Vrana said.
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"The puck was going my way tonight and I got a couple lucky bounces," Maroon said the Edmonton Oilers 4-3 victory over Boston on Thursday night.
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Pour the sponge mix into the cake tin and bake for about 40 minutes, or until the surface of the sponge bounces back when pressed lightly. 5.
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We can track these changes by shining infrared light onto the scalp, and measuring the scattered light which bounces back off the brain and through the skull.
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The Leafs' current 85-point pace isn't good enough for the postseason but if they start getting a few more bounces, that number is sure to rise.
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As Chipotle bounces back from the company's 2015 E.coli outbreaks with very strong earnings, CFO Jack Hartung said that the company's priorities were botched before the scare.
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Whether it bounces back from this commodity slump or slips back into stagnation, war and autocracy will depend on whether enough of its leaders keep moving forward.
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Usually, this job is taken care of using LIDAR — a technology that bounces light off nearby surfaces to create a 3D map of the world around it.
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Tserng has not had a steady home base or monthly rent in years; she just bounces around, getting paid to stay in sweet New York City digs.
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We have moved into what technicians call a "descending triangle," where the market bounces every time we go lower, but every bounce leads to a lower high.
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Toni It's hard not to peek at polling numbers now, even though we know that they tend to be less predictive because of bounces during convention season.
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She stands in front of a bathroom mirror, the phone's camera bounces her reflection back to us and just then she flashes the camera a big smile.
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The ball took two bounces backward into the path of Dempsey, who lashed it with his right foot to send it swerving into the lower right corner.
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"While we found that the bounces tend to be swift and robust, more importantly, performance tends to be overwhelmingly positive over a [three-month] horizon," he wrote.
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Sales reps are supposed to start with "Sorry to Bother You," which is the title of Boots Riley's movie about Cassius's rise, fall and bizarre sideways bounces.
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But at least folks can earn a little extra cash back or bonus points toward travel for when quarantines are lifted and the travel industry bounces back.
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He pointed out that between September and December 2008, the S&P 500 experienced six bounces of 9% or more, with some gains as large as 173%.
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It is true that the NFL is competitive enough that any team is capable of beating another in one game with the aid of enough lucky bounces.
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She bounces from one creepy episode to her latest, with Taylor (Elizabeth Olsen, perfect in the role), a trendy social media influencer who has the perfect life.
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"Bear markets are often punctuated by sharp bounces before resuming their downward trajectory," David Kostin, Goldman's US chief equity strategist, wrote in a note to clients Sunday.
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The mini-series is only occasionally about Mr. Versace (Edgar Ramírez) and is instead something of a biopic about Mr. Cunanan, though it bounces between their stories.
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The weapon bounces, or "bumps," rapidly between shoulder and finger, essentially creating the action of repeated trigger pulls without the gunman having to move the trigger finger.
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During the financial crisis, the S&P 500 experienced six bounces of 9% or more between September and December 2008, with some rallies as large as 19%.
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"Getting some bounces; a couple have been pretty lucky," said Palmieri, who is the first Devil to score two goals in each of the first three games.
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It will carry a reflecting mirror experiment that bounces back laser beams from Earth, the same type of experiment that Apollo astronauts left behind on the moon.
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Wednesday saw the market swing sharply down 220006 percent, but this was followed by bounces up on Thursday and Friday of 2202 percent and 2628 percent, respectively.
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It superficially resembles one of those ubiquitous cable-television shows in which a semi-celebrity bounces around the globe tasting the food and philosophizing with the locals.
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But since Tor bounces data between random nodes located around the world, neither the ISP nor anyone intercepting traffic can correlate which IPs are accessing which sites.
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She bounces between bands and musical acts in the New York folk scene, resisting chances at the big time that are often contingent on her losing weight.
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Another possible reason for the variability in mid-summer polling is the conventions, which normally produce temporary "bounces" for each of the candidates (more on why below).
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Not only did he come out of nowhere with a new-found respect for actual musical instruments, but he's also announced an album—Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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FingerIO uses the smartwatch or smartphone speaker to emit an inaudible sound signal which "bounces" off the finger, creating "echoes" that are picked up by the gadget's microphone.
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Emmett is a more passive presence, a kind-hearted but somewhat simple-minded guy who bounces back and forth between the primal forces that are Howard and Michelle.
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In only one of the past five seasons in England have pitches offered more assistance to ODI bowlers (judging by a ball's change in trajectory after it bounces).
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The EWZ surged 61 percent in 2016, as oil and other commodities exported by Brazil enjoyed huge bounces, and economic optimism rose following former President Dilma Rousseff's impeachment.
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From there, her easiest path to to victory appears to be: Clinton came out of the conventions with bigger than usual bounces in all six of these states.
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Once the ball bounces on the ground into your hands, take it as high as you can overhead and slam it on the inside of your bent knee.
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Of course, a risk with this strategy is that if the stock or fund bounces back within the 30 days, a seller would miss out on the upside.
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The video itself is a bright spot of joy, even when coupled with a tacky hamster cartoon that bounces merrily over the captions of Perry's dread-filled lyrics.
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In May, he's publishing Every Tool's A Hammer: Life is What You Make It, which bounces between a personal memoir and treatise on the maker movement and creativity.
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These vertical beams of multi-colored light looks like auroras, but they appear when either natural or artificial light bounces off ice crystals floating close to the ground.
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If you are obsessed with, for example, Juniper the fox... I love foxes, I don't know what to tell you, that bounces to the top of my feed.
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In the latter, Chang bounces her infant son in a baby carrier as she sings "Que Sera, Sera" to her father, who lies motionless on his hospital deathbed.
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Once sound leaves a speaker, any number of things can affect it, including the dimension of the space, and the material of the surfaces it bounces off of.
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And the way it so casually bounces between different groups of characters living in the same motel makes it feel like you're getting to know a whole neighborhood.
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Today, he's sharing one cut off the record, "Sweet"—a fitting title to a track that bounces and curls with its dreamy guitar riffs and shimmering wind chimes.
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Post-convention bounces don't always happen, but it looks like Trump got a fairly big one: CNN, ABC, and FiveThirtyEight's "now-cast" model all have Trump leading Clinton.
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Dean Blunt doesn't like dealing with the sorts of people who come to his shows—or so he's said—so he just bounces as soon as he can.
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"The U.S. just bounces around and really if you go back to 2015 it's been a lot of churn to get to almost the same spot," Eibel said.
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In sweet green overalls layered over a white turtleneck, Stormi beams and babbles as her dad introduces a song, and bounces and giggles as soon as he begins.
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Start a dance party with Shamir as he bounces around a Dance Dance Revolution-like inspired gridded dance floor, where every click produces a separate beat and verse.
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"You've seen these problems before in bitcoin futures, where right before the settlement, the price pegs it high or low and then bounces back right after," he said.
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I hit the ball well, just didn't get the kicks or the bounces that I needed to, to make the putts and make more birdies and less bogeys.
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Thus when light bounces off a mirror it exerts a tiny pressure; if the light is bright enough, and the mirror light enough, the mirror will start moving.
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When they're making threes or getting dunks, the ball bounces two or three times before you get the ball out of bounds, they're obviously in a set defense.
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The instrument can be actively jostled to make louder, high-tempo compositions, or it can be left to passively riff as it free-floats and bounces off surfaces.
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A timeline of Leicester's title run reads like a fairy tale, complete with heroes and villains but also lucky bounces and timely goals, pizza parties and silly sayings.
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The rest come from digital sales and especially streaming: Both Grateful and Funk Wav Bounces can attribute more than half of their first-week impressions to streaming units.
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Adam Driver stars as a bus driver / struggling poet who, from the looks of it, kind of just bounces around between a bunch of strange conversations and people.
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The Devils (3-2-2) outshot the Blackhawks 28-12 through two periods but Hynes refused to chalk up his team's loss to bad bounces or bad luck.
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Players in the sport value silence, which allows them to hear the way the ball bounces off an opponent's paddle and to react more smoothly to a shot.
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If the ball bounces right, Ted Williams can hit like Tommy Thevenow and vice-versa; Philip Humber can throw a perfect game and Tom Seaver can get thrashed.
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The camera bounces with the vehicle's suspension, focused intently on Bourne's eyes, cutting away only in brief glimpses to show us close-ups of the scene around him.
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In recent years, she worked with Alex Eskin at the University of Chicago to investigate the trajectory of a billiard ball as it bounces around a polygonal table.
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Father of the Bride is freewheeling and idiosyncratic, it bounces from their trademark baroque pop to rock and country and folk, bending each new sound to their will.
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This is the world of the freelancer, the jet-setter, the individual who bounces from consultancy to investment banking to an academic post without a pause between them.
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From this portrait, the first and richest portion of the show bounces energetically backward, forward and sideways among variously modern or reactionary works, whether paintings, photographs or drawings.
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Grass, with its slick veneer and tricky bounces, is friendly to tall players with big serves who don't like long rallies and are comfortable going to the net.
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Andrew Das: Dzyuba, a box truck of a man, gets his head to a corner but sends it straight into the turf and it bounces over the crossbar.
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The spreading coronavirus outbreak will trigger a short, sharp global recession this year before the world's economy bounces back in 20.6907, Canada's trade financing agency predicted on Monday.
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"He was a couple of bounces of the ball short from being right in the middle of this," said David Axelrod, former President Barack Obama's chief political strategist.
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But "Gotti" mostly incoherently bounces around the '70s, '80s and '90s, recounting "highlights" of his criminal exploits, including the assassination of the mob boss Paul Castellano in 1985.
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"We finally started to get the bounces and got rewarded for all our shots and traffic and doing the right things," Maple Leafs goaltender James Reimer told reporters.
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We shall have to see, once the public health scare is over, how the economy bounces back and whether the government tries to give it some additional help.
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As the stock market bounces up and down, older investors should avoid complacency and tweak their portfolio to make sure they're ready to exit the workforce, Bellfy said.
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"A couple of bounces and you relax," said Lee, a sixth-round draft pick in 223 who scored on his first N.H.L. shot against Winnipeg in April 2100.
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When you're in the tiny box that is your shower, your singing voice gets even better — it sounds louder and more resonant when it bounces against hard tile.
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If anything, their PDO (286) says they haven't been getting "lucky" this season and, if anything, are due to get some more bounces the rest of the way.
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Focus on getting the most out of this energy as it bounces between extremes and, on occasion, finds that sweet spot of harmony that allows for creation and collaboration.
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But it's also the longest episode so far — and one that bounces backward and forward in time to show, well, where these characters are going and where they've been.
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Instead of sticking to a firm timeline, Gibney bounces around to hammer home the emotional arcs of employees from excited to dubious, and of Holmes from confidence to paranoia.
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Profit-taking on the greenback emerged as the dollar staged bounces following releases of surprisingly strong data on durable goods orders and new home sales in September, analysts said.
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But when, on "Ringtone," 100 gecs announce "My boy's got his own ringtone," sounding gushy and lovelorn over a beat that skips and bounces, it's just happy adolescent flirtation.
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"I truly believe the bounces go your way especially in the third period if you've been putting the effort in in the first two," Sabres defenseman Josh Gorges said.
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Early in my research on sounds, I came to sound absorbers and acoustic foam, which bounces and then scatters the sound waves in several directions, causing them to dissipate.
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It bounces between sounds in an almost disorienting way, a pointed way of avoiding the sort of pandering pop that sometimes follows a consensus-building behemoth like Modern Vampires.
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We get a sense of his quick, but meticulous thinking when, upon return, his craft bounces off the atmosphere, but also of the terrifying potential consequences of space exploration.
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"There's been a pronounced pattern here where the stock goes down on the numbers no matter what they are and then bounces back up upon further reflection," he said.
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Jaimie the Mexican, for example, "had an uncle with a quick hand"; he bounces between the white and black campuses, too dark for one, too light for the other.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into his mom's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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It is certainly true that until recently Mr Munganasa would never have got away with a show in which an actor bounces around hunchbacked in imitation of Mr Mugabe.
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The first of the 3-pointers took the odd bounces that stopped the Celtics' run and gave the Heat (8-9) the needed rally to withstand another Boston comeback.
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It's the sort of mundane, weightless joy that today's timeline — which bounces between horrifying real-world news, mobs of harassment, and the same three jokes — just can't compete with.
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It follows, then, that happiness bounces back for financially-stretched parents once those children become financially independent, but decreases for those parents that enjoyed their children in financial comfort.
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While Saint's first toss is a little short, it bounces right up into Kardashian West's hands and she throws up her arms in celebration of her son's budding athleticism.
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The poor little critter goes farther depending on how far away you are when you click on him, and he bounces off any obstacles he strikes on his descent.
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"If you look at its weekly RSI chart, it's getting very, very oversold, so much so that it's at levels where we usually see decent-sized bounces," said Maley.
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A standing wave basically means the sound wave travels from one end of the toilet lid to the other, and when it hits the other end it bounces back.
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The bounces... a different bounce can be difficult, it can be variable... the next minute you can hit the frame of your racket, and your confidence takes a dip.
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"There is little fresh money entering the markets and what is creating the unsustainable bounces are the day traders chasing a quick profit," said an Abu Dhabi based analyst.
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There's bounces and breaks in the game, and it was certainly a ball that was very well hit to a big part of the park in a big stadium.
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The Nikkei saw one of the better bounces on global markets, closing the session with gains of 0.72 percent, after hitting a six-month low earlier in the day.
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Muslet, who has changed out of his thawb into strategically ripped jeans and a white t-shirt bearing the graffitied Krave logo, bounces around the store, tending to customers.
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Burns Bounces Back with Big Win Over Sajewski Last November, lightweight prospect Gilbert Burns experience the first loss of his promising pro career, coming up short to Rashid Magomedov.
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It regularly brags that, in contrast to older, more staid sectors of the economy, tech sees failure as a learning experience and bounces back with something different and better.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that he would advise investors to sell troubled stocks on any market bounces rather than trying to find stocks to buy on market declines.
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But the crowded field this year means that, depending on how the ball bounces on March 3, there are several possible outcomes with very different implications for the race.
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I also wish I'd made the lower left more lively — BOUNCES OUT and ADDICTED TO are both a bit bland, and I can't say I love ICC or XERO.
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The star guard now has 24 points and has repeatedly answered any scoring by Golden State with a series of circus layups that find friendly bounces through the rim.
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He wants debates where a subject is selected and the candidates focus on it in depth, rather than a general interest grab bag that bounces from topic to topic.
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Are you only going to hit shots with the same back beat or are you going to change it up, add something new with different speeds, spins and bounces?
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No. 4 Maryland outlasts No. 18 Purdue COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Perhaps Maryland knew the bounces were going to go its way during a sequence midway through the first half.
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Also effective are so-called wall washers — fixtures designed so light bounces off baffles or reflectors inside the housing, which then directs the light out more horizontally than vertically.
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It may be candy-colored, and manic in how deftly it bounces from scene to scene — or, rather, from shootout to musical sequence to water ballet — but it coheres.
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But one mother, who was blindsided by the reality of her own body after giving birth, wants to debunk the myth that every woman magically "bounces back" straight after labour.
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It can be turned off and on at will, the stock usually bounces when one is announced and a big enough buyback can reduce a company's share count, boosting EPS.
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"When we have a huge down week like we've had and certainly on Friday, which was a big down day, you tend to see a few technical bounces," he said.
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Facebook, meanwhile, continues to clearly highlight it has absolutely no real idea what becomes of its users' data as it bounces through the hands of dozens of somewhat dubious partners.
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Now, to show Freedia's fresh outlook on life, it has been rebranded as Big Freedia Bounces Back and you can catch the premiere on Fuse Tuesday night at 10 p.
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Sensors then capture the reflected light when it bounces back, and researchers measure and calculate how long it took for the reflected light to return to the point of origin.
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When the planet hits the boundary, the thinner, hot gas from the star interacts with the denser gas of the planet, resulting in a kick that bounces the planet away.
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EURO BOUNCES The euro got a brief boost after a media report that European Central Bank policymakers are in no rush to cut interest rates at a July policy meeting.
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Hong Kong is a great place to capture that magical time of the day because everything is so packed together that the color bounces off the crowded buildings so wonderfully.
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Come 2017, they'll likely be forgotten for some newer, flashier toy that beeps, fights, or bounces, and proves equally elusive to desperate adults looking to make holiday dreams come true.
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It felt like a little bit of a hot potato out there tonight and we were waiting for a bounce, and I think we got the bounces on those goals.
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Presumably we will understand all of it in 10,000 years and then recreate these processes in a computer simulation, much like how we can recreate the way a ball bounces.
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Since the advent of photography, the metaphor of the window has taken on additional significance, as light passes through and bounces off the camera's lens as it does the window.
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By understanding risk tolerance and allocating money among asset classes accordingly, investors are often less prone to make impulsive decisions when the market bounces around, as it has this year.
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Projected through a network of discarded televisions, Kuso bounces from screen to screen in a series of interwoven vignettes that depict intimate character profiles set in a post-apocalyptic universe.
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I feel the world slow around me as I fall backwards, until my skull bounces off the rock I'd just slipped on and time (and pain) rushes back to me.
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And the consumption numbers for Grateful and Funk Wav Bounces don't lie: These are albums that live and die not by their physical album sales but by their streaming success.
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As Plum bounces between these two eccentric women, both of whom try in various ways to control her life, she starts to tap into a hidden power of her own.
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That server was also, strangely, a "relay" in the anonymity network Tor, serving as one of the volunteer computers in the Tor network that bounces encrypted connections around the world.
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Then, after Marx bounces around Brussels for a bit after being expelled from France, they end up in England to rebrand the League of the Just as the Communist League.
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Essentially a light source bounces like a pinball from one angled mirror to another, and finally lands right before your eyes, the same way it does in an S.L.R. camera.
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Eric Heisserer's script bounces the alternately American and generally human qualities of combativeness, distrust, hostility, and violence off the inscrutable aliens that post up across the surface of the globe.
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In order to really wreak havoc, you need to carefully place your shots, planning out not just the destruction from the first shot, but also from subsequent ricochets and bounces.
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Where those collaborations made obvious sense—Khalid and Frank Ocean hold the R&B melodies, Future and the Migos spar around them—the latest single from Funk Wav Bounces Vol.
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If you think the Red Wings are due for a turnaround, their PDO through 19 games is 193, so that's not a strong indicator the bounces are going against them.
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We'll add the ySpeed to the y-coordinate every frame so it accelerates downward and then when it hits the "ground," it bounces back but decelerates as it does so.
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And that is: Although good coaching, strong conferences and the bounces of the ball all play a role in the trajectory of a season, ultimately talent tends to win out.
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It bounces off the back iron and drifts into the hoop, sealing the game for the Celtics and forever denying Jerry West the satisfaction of ultimate victory over his tormentor.
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If you land it within range, you'll see a potential capture animation, but if you miss, you'll simply watch your wasted Poké Ball roll away with a few sad bounces.
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A group of four stainless-steel geometric sculptures from the late 1960s and early 1970s populates the garden outside, glinting brightly when the sun bounces off their hard polished corners.
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"It bounces and it swirls and it tilts and it tips, and you can tell the pilot is trying to control it and is not having much success," she said.
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When her baby vanishes, Joanna becomes a villain in the public imagination, and the show bounces around in time, creating a more complicated portrait of the various players and suspects.
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The president of Birinyi Associates was relieved to see the stock market's bounces this week after the coronavirus pandemic triggered the S&P 500's fastest 30% decline in history.
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Those fears are realized when Michel bounces into the apartment and tells his mom about his girl, Madeleine (Josette Day, who co-starred with Marais in "Beauty and the Beast").
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"We expect any bounces are likely to be short-lived and offer better levels to sell," said Mark McCormick, North American head of FX strategy, at TD Securities in Toronto.
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That's when Deevo soars in, bounces the ball into the ceiling corner, and then perfectly spins his car in an instant to deliver the soft hood tap into the goal.
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If the stock falls to the $128 level, Johnson said he'd "look for a little bit of a relief rally at that point" as the stock bounces off that support level.
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But where Cena bounces off the ropes and flows right into his various ritualized limb-wavings before dropping, 2 Hotty stops dead after doing the actual worm portion of the worm.
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There are moments in season 2 where Cooper bounces back into form, but they're outnumbered by events that exhaust and chasten him, visibly transforming him into a more solemn, internal man.
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Across five tracks, Le1f bounces across electro-inspired beats and abstract club tracks with an unmatched energy, contorting his gnarly voice as many times as he can in just 19 minutes.
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"It just happened to be that they got those kind of fortunate bounces that hadn't been going their way the last few games, and they went their way tonight," Holtby said.
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Instead, all I could think was that he must have an invisible lifesize LuMee case following him around, making sure glowy light bounces off him from every angle at all times.
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A second image released by NASA shows wind speeds as measured by the ISS's Rapid Scatterometer (ISS-RapidScat), which bounces microwaves off the ocean to determine the roughness of the water.
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The contestant drops chips they have earned at the top of the boards, and it randomly bounces through a series of pegs, finally landing in a slot with a designated prize.
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Wade attempts to split the converging Memphis defenders but the ball bounces off Gasol's leg, and a poor, desperate, elderly Wade, collapses to the floor and dives for it in vain.
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Another stellar feature of Eve's life as a mother is how decisively she bounces back from the pain of having one of her children die at the hand of the other.
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The image then bounces back to the glasses, which feature head tracking and rapid, tiny shudders that work together so that the wearer sees on the mat a lifelike 3D image.
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In the video, one suitcase is thrown with the handle still up and a stroller is tossed so carelessly enough that it bounces off the chute and falls to the ground.
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Bitcoin is falling and rising in $500 increments with regularity and Ethereum and its attendant ICOs are in a seeming freefall with a few "dead cat bounces" to keep things lively.
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His pacing is careful, his syntax consistent—but the register of his voice bounces wildly up and down, depending on his mood, his level of interest, or the subject at hand.
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Technology might be the enemy of the plot, but it's the best friend of a movie that bounces from New York to Macau and from one stupendously slick stunt to another.
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In 1998, three years after completing her MFA at Cornell, she published The Foreign Student, a dual narrative set at midcentury that bounces between the American South and the Korean Peninsula.
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Often, post-convention bounces don't even reflect real changes in support — just changes in how likely people are to respond to a poll or to indicate their support for a candidate.
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The incident set in motion a series of ill-timed misplays and quirky bounces that could only happen to the Cubs, who lost that game and Game 7 the next day.
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Grand Palais Through July 4 The title of this playful exhibition refers, in French, to a shot in billiards when a ball bounces off another object, ricocheting into a winning hole.
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"We kind of came out a little flat, and they capitalized on some bounces," said Rangers center Derek Stepan, who lost the face-off against Cizikas that led to Clutterbuck's winner.
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"The market did what it needed to when it needed to on Monday, as the major indices logged historically strong bounces across the board," said Frank Cappelleri, executive director at Instinet.
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The feed bounces between four cameras, each of which is "enclosed in a temperature specific housing and are exposed to the harsh radiation of space," according to the HDEV research site.
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His teeth are cracked, and he laughs at his own jokes and bounces like a man who has made his life a fuck you to age and the war he survived.
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Dan Niles of AlphaOne Capital Partners said Friday that he doesn't trust the bounces the stock market has seen and thinks the market is still a long way from a bottom.
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Here Nelson's back foot sneaks into the position it is going to be in to serve as the pivot leg, as he bounces forward in that familiar back and forth pattern.
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According to the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau there are 24 art galleries for a city of nearly 500,000 people — in a state that bounces between 48th and 50th in arts funding.
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The show flirts with being outright pulpy trash, then bounces gleefully between genres, underlining the many ways those genres prop up systems that prioritize the feelings and accomplishments of toxic men.
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I knew Sam well enough that I felt no obligation to preserve any personal dignity, so I whined, cursed and lamented the wind and the bounces and most of all myself.
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Battling with big Russian forward Artem Dzyuba in the box, Egyptian right back Ahmed Fathi half swings at the ball, and it bounces off his leg and past his own keeper.
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But dramatic stimulus measures have only provided short-lived bounces in equities with investors factoring in a global recession and estimates for the duration of the damage extending into the summer.
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While such preparation can alter the microbiome, the rich array of microbes that are present in the gut, research suggests that the microbiome bounces back in about two to four weeks.
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SCHERZER BOUNCES BACK Max Scherzer struck out a season-high 11 to bounce back from his worst outing this season, and the Nationals defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 4-2, in Washington.
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Diablo Cody (Juno, Young Adult) wrote the script, so expect crackling dialogue and at least one phrase that, honest to blog, bounces around in your head for at least a decade.
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The exact amount of the debt bounces around that trend line because the Treasury borrows money by selling securities with maturities — or repayment dates — ranging from 28 days to 30 years.
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When the water from the tap hits the turkey skin, some of it bounces off, and those water droplets can bring bacteria such as salmonella or Campylobacter along for the ride.
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The production, by Teddy and DSTRY affiliate Roam, wobbles and bounces in a sub-bass swamp, while Teddy and Milla fold their raps into each other like the titular origami sculpture.
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Further distancing the viewer from a familiar, singular way of reading images, Kidanu also creates installations in which she bounces projections of her films off mirrors or refracts them through prisms.
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She bounces between a half-dozen tables, taking orders for the Clam Chowder or the signature Lobster & Chicken Bomb, where $30 gets you lobster alfredo over pan-breaded, pan-fried chicken breast.
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His playing style is tailored to the low-bounces of a grass court, which he exploits by frequently approaching the net and hitting far more slice backhands than most of his peers.
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But that is starting to change as different cuisines and cooks arrive here from China, as more Americans travel to China, and as haute cuisine there bounces back from a long dormancy.
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As the company bounces back from the exploding Galaxy Note 7 disaster and prepares to launch the Note 8, Lee's absence could kick off significant in-fighting for control of the company.
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But only 13 percent of those companies are employing a quarantine or reject policy — which actively intercepts spoofed emails and marks them as spam or bounces them from a user's inbox altogether.
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As the night wears on, Arie bounces from one woman to another — making sure to sneak in another make-out session with Bekah — but there's just not enough Arie to go around.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is returning for part two of season one, with tensions brewing at an all-time high, as Sabrina bounces between her human friends and her magical enemies.
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From there, the camera takes a photograph every time your doorbell is rung and sends that photograph to an indoor receiver, which then bounces the picture straight to your smartphone or tablet.
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The extreme heat has triggered a seemingly endless rash of freak weather, natural disasters, and signs of ecological malaise, including enormous wildfires, record flooding, and natural moon bounces that might be explosive.
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RELATED: Donald Trump bounces into the lead Clinton will sit down for a rare interview with Fox News Sunday this weekend, hoping to push this message with the cable channels Republican viewership.
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Pivoting a portable mirror around the reflective façade of an office building, Swindel bounces the sun's glare into the floor-length windows to expose the building's interiors in a hazy, greenish light.
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After a brief introspection on relationships, the 31-year-old bounces into "Truth Hurts," her sleeper hit from 2017 that just broke into the top 10 on Billboard's Hot 100 this month.
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In practice, their numbers are a bit all over the map, with some companies seeing bounces of more than 100 percent in terms of user interactions with, in or on an app.
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Bats use sound waves — a little click or squeak that bounces off the environment and returns to their ears sooner or later depending on how far away a tree or bug is.
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"Typically, in bear markets, you get these oversold bounces and that serves to pull people in before they roll over again," Adam Sarhan, CEO of Sarhan Capital, said in a phone interview.
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We see that [antibiotics] do have an effect, but certainly in adults, and even to an extent in kids, we see that antibiotics change the microbiome and then the microbiome bounces back.
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It's the event, if you haven't studied weightlifting, in which, at the end, the lifter releases the barbell from raised above his head, steps back, and it bounces dangerously on the ground.
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With a few big saves by Rinne and just enough fortunate bounces, Nashville earned just the third playoff series win in team history — the first since 27, and the second over Anaheim.
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The pattern repeats over and over, a process that Dr. Grundy referred to as "bombing the rubble until the rubble bounces," until the heavier, rust-colored organic macromolecules, known as tholins, develop.
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As the latest threat to the Affordable Care Act bounces through the federal courts, Congress needs to recognize that the law must be amended to preserve key protections for millions of Americans.
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Because the ball has an equatorial seam which stands about an eighth of an inch proud, the bowler is scheming to use this asymmetry to make the ball deviate after it bounces.
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The book, geared toward first- to fifth-graders, teaches children about the Pledge of Allegiance as Bundo bounces along from the Supreme Court to the Library of Congress to Arlington National Cemetery.
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There will be a bullpen guy that makes a run for three years, and then all of a sudden he can't get an out and then he bounces back the next year.
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You might be interested in United Airlines Flight 154, colloquially known as the Island Hopper, a flight that bounces between seldom-visited islands in the Pacific while heading from Honolulu to Guam.
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Dempsey entered in the 66th minute and scored 16 minutes later on a 27-yard shot that went around a four-man defensive wall and beat goalkeeper Patrick Pemberton on two bounces.
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Both Brady and Les have mangled nests of platinum-blond hair, and Brady likes to wear a floppy scarecrow hat as he bounces behind his minimal setup of a laptop and synthesizers.
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Day's tee shot at the 188-yard par-three 17th landed just in front of the green, took a couple of bounces and trickled into the hole, much to the Australian's surprise.
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"I do like grass because you have to feel the ball, you have to manage the grass and the bad bounces," the world number 14 told Reuters at this week's Eastbourne championships.
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Baraka Ferouz, a cyclist, bounces around on a fairly standard unicycle, then continues to up the ante on stranger machines: a three-wheeled contraption, then a crooked bike that appears absurdly unrideable.
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It&aposs packable and versatileSince it has a water-repellent finish, I wear it without hesitation on days when it might rain or snow, and it bounces back quickly after getting wet.
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You might not be aware of this, but speakers will sound different based on their environment because of the way that sound reacts with and bounces off of walls and other obstacles.
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Designed to "move like you do," the swing sways back and forth, bounces up and down, and plays music to comfort your baby whenever you're exhausted and your arms need a little break.
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But Chelsea refused to be caught sleeping, as Nemanja Matic benefitted from a favorable series of bounces that laid the ball neatly at his feet for a devious little nutmeg on the keeper.
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In videos shared to her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Kardashian, 35, and True lounge around in her bed, and the Revenge Body star sweetly bounces her daughter up and down on her legs.
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They're now measuring how the hourly power use for each data center lines up with the hourly carbon-free supply in a given region (which bounces around due to the variability of renewables).
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Biles's sheer physical power -- she has so much energy that she sometimes bounces out of bounds even after a long tumbling pass — projects for spectators around the world a feeling of boundless possibility.
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Two fortunate bounces and John Moore's goal in the first minute of overtime helped the New Jersey Devils snap a two-game losing streak with a 22-21 win over the Minnesota Wild.
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Even though you don't get Bragg peaks with disordered crystals, all that x-ray energy you've zapped them with still bounces back out, except this time it forms a pattern called continuous diffraction.
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These sensors use a part called "VCSEL," or vertical-cavity surface-emitting laser, which generates an invisible laser that bounces off objects, letting the phone accurately measure how far away the objects are.
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Discovered using the Cassini probe's radar instrument, which bounces radio waves off the moon's surface to measure topographic changes, the mountain sits amid a rugged trio of peaks known as the Mithrim Montes.
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But I must say, River Joe, when I play or we put on music, boy he's just standing up at this point, but he rocks to the music and bounces up and down.
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Tor, known as the anonymity network is a protocol that bounces your internet traffic through a series of random relay servers dotted across the world that scrambles your data and covers your tracks.
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Because by all appearances—and unfortunately, appearances are what count as this video bounces across the internet and is played on endless repeat on cable—it looks quite bad: It could be nothing.
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The spacecraft made a couple of hard bounces on 67P before finally settling in at a shady part of the comet, where it couldn't quite get enough sun to keep its battery charged.
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We may not be able to talk to each other between the two cars, but we're in sync, a crescendo and ebb of wailing engines and humming tires that bounces off mountain walls.
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The vest is fitted with multiple vibration points that simulate physical sensations in your virtual experience, such as when a ghost passes through you or a bit of debris bounces off your midsection.
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When the music abruptly segues to House of Pain's "Jump Around," a lip-syncing Bridget leaps onto her bed and bounces up and down like a 7-year-old on a sugar high.
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The technique uses sound waves to detect differences in the composition of Earth's crust miles beneath the sea—a patch of oil bounces back a distinct sound when hit with the acoustic waves.
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The actor recently told Ellen DeGeneres that the tot mostly just bounces from the knees when she's grooving out, but has sometimes been known to bust out some Whip and Nae Nae action.
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This is mid-winter in Lisbon, not high-summer in the tropics, and the sun that bounces off the steep streets I've climbed to get here barely raises the temperature above five degrees.
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Each arm of the L has a laser running through it split at the bend in the L. A mirror at the end of each arm bounces the laser back to the bend.
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"Our bounces are not going our way, but the season is long and we have to stick together," said goalie Michal Neuvirth, who made his first start this season after returning from injury.
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He bounces back and forth in front of his man in the same rhythm each time before lunging in, except in the later rounds when he has usually grown too tired for this.
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In a sport where the ball is still and the mind is active, and where distractions from unruly fans, bad bounces or sudden gusts of wind abound, focus can be difficult to maintain.
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The bass line bounces up and down an octave within a dense thicket of other sounds: chirps, blips, whistles, swoops, taps, glassy sustained tones and now and then, for comic relief, a burp.
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"You need a few good bounces, you need good luck, you need to be healthy and you need to have players that can focus every night, not four or five games," West said.
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The decline in the index came as the dollar slipped further against the Japanese yen, and was at odds with bounces seen in other regional markets following the recent sell-off in stocks.
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On the town's main street, a kid can't decide between kicking a ball and playing with a toy plane, while a shop owner endlessly bounces between pricing her items and sweeping the floor.
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Boeing bounces back: The plane maker's stock staged a late recovery on Wednesday, ending the day 0.5% higher even after the United States became the latest country to ground its 737 Max jets.
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Lang noticed what looked like a cup-and-handle pattern, when a stock gets sold off and then quickly bounces back before trading sideways for a while, forming in the card issuer's chart.
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Around 300 dogs and cattle in the city have been fitted with the "magic collars", which are made of reflective cloth that bounces off light from incoming cars and motorcycles in the dark.
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Between answering questions, he bounces on his toes, never hesitating to weigh in on angles and backdrops for our photo shoot (clearly used to being behind the camera instead of in front of it).
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She began hormone treatment two years ago, and has been playing for Canberra's Ainslie Tricolours in the position of ruckman (a tall player who contests the ball at bounces and stoppages) the past season.
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Seven of their wins were by 10 points or fewer, and four by 4 or fewer; it is not hard to imagine that a few different bounces would have made their record 12-4.
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In the case of camera sensors, specifically, an infrared laser array is used to send out a laser pulse, which bounces off the objects in front of it and reflects back to the sensor.
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These are songs composed of textures derived from punk, blown up into something larger and deeper, something that gleams with the brilliance of new wave keyboards and bounces with the assurance of funk bass.
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Trump's lead then came as the result of the post-convention bounce many candidates get, but at the time I wrote that everything was fine: Post-convention bounces are normal and they go away.
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In the film Babylon's closing scene, the dreadlocked antihero Blue sings this prayer over heavy beats, calling for a return to the promised land as the dense crowd bounces up and down in trance.
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Traders currently expect the Fed to go ahead with a mid-summer rate hike, as long as the U.S. economy bounces back from slow growth in the first quarter and continues to add jobs.
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It can take a corner well and handling is precise, but it's not going to be telegraphing much information through the steering and it still bounces around like the massive luxury sedan it is.
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As the film photography industry bounces back, many say the comeback has been fueled by young photographers who grew up in the digital era but long to experiment with the roots of the craft.
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The dents, scars, and traces of hair that cover the backs of Norwegian photographer Kristine Wathne's bald subjects start to morph into strange hole-less faces as my eye bounces from skull to skull.
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We know he's there because his little red ball bounces in, or his red leash appears, and because we hear him: trumpet notes, gruff or warbling or somewhere in between, played by Mike Nappi.
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Conversation sings and swings, bends and bounces and hits heaven smack in the clouds, in the glorious new production of August Wilson's "Jitney," which opened on Thursday night at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater.
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Canada's longest railroad strike in a decade ended on Tuesday as Canadian National Railway Co reached a tentative agreement with workers, but shippers warned it could take weeks before service bounces back to normal.
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Outside of Oshima and some of these earlier documentaries, much of the work made at the beginning of the Japanese New Wave is political only at its outer edges and bounces around genre frameworks.
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Already this year we've had Every Anxious Wave — a mashup of indie music and time travel — and the brilliant graphic novel Patience, in which a man bounces across decades trying to prevent his wife's murder.
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On the apps front, a new Find My app will now let you search for your device even if it's offline by using Bluetooth beacon that bounces off other Apple devices near the misplaced device.
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In a 3v2, Snax opened up the warehouse door and tossed a grenade through a breathtaking series of bounces, landing it right on Spiidi and taking him down a second before he defused VP's bomb.
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One of my favorites is to unfurl a large reflective screen that orbits the planet and bounces starlight (the host "sunlight") to warm the planet's surface, melting ice caps of frozen carbon dioxide and water.
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The ball bounces against the wall and, picking up backspin, returns to its fixed place in "The Street," whose denizens are stuck in their personal bubbles until the next call to "Action!" or telephone ring.
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"We had the big fall in dollar/yen because investors were selling into bounces all the time regardless of what was happening in stocks, no matter what the BOJ was saying or doing," he said.
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The computers that make up the Tor network—the ones that your traffic bounces through—are run by volunteers, institutions, and organizations all over the world, some of whom face legal risks for doing so.
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It won't protect you if a check bounces or you keep charging a card after you're in the red, but it will stop you from taking cash out of an ATM if you're already overdrawn.
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Based on the 2013 novel by Meg Wolitzer, "The Interestings" bounces between the teenage and adult years of a group of friends who meet at an arts summer camp and christen — or is it curse?
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In Roys' campaign video, she talks about her work with legislation that banned dangerous chemicals from being used to make baby bottles and sippy cups, she bounces children on her knees and visibly tears up.
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"On the days that we see the bounces in the NDX, or in the tech group, the breadth on the NDX is so much better than it is on the broad Nasdaq index," he explained.
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Every object has its own spectral signature and the Portable Remote Imaging Spectrometer, or Prism, picks up light that bounces off the sand, algae and coral and breaks it into hundreds of bands of color.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - The need for the European Central Bank to give financial markets an extended guidance on future interest rate moves will diminish once inflation bounces back enough, ECB policymaker Olli Rehn said on Thursday.
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A Harvard Business School Study called "Smart People Ask For (My) Advice: Seeking Advice Boosts Perceptions of Competence " even revealed that when a person seeks advice, it bounces back as a positive impression on them.
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She bounces frequently between her two Texas homes — one in Austin, where Bumble has its headquarters, and a second about 220 miles away in Tyler, where her husband, Michael Herd, works and owns a restaurant.
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Or how he just becomes the song here, using his voice percussively as he bounces through the various twists and turns of his verse, until the beat kind of just fades away as background noise.
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A heavily-distorted reflection of the room is contained in the glint of light that bounces off the bag, and the team developed an algorithm that unwarps that glint into a blurry but recognizable image.
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The rest of the show, which includes a series revisiting Mr. Kelley's undergraduate art school assignments and another of faithful renderings of wood grain, bounces from deconstruction to parody to an experimental embrace of painting.
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The video, posted on Twitter by Peninsula Open Space Trust, captures the moment a coyote bounces around the entrance of the pipe in what seems like a playful attempt to entice the badger to follow.
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As for the Citi surprise index, he finds it to be a volatile indicator that often bounces back quickly from plunges like the recent one as economists adjust their expectations after the data disappoints them.
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He takes the maximum doses of a statin and two other less effective cholesterol-lowering drugs, but even so, he and Dr. Baum said, his LDL level bounces around in the 200s, sometimes reaching 300.
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The last few seconds of the clip, in which Brad Pitt's lifeless body bounces from car to car like a fish in a suit, should have become a famous GIF the moment GIFs were invented.
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Wade became a successful choreographer who's made a career out of teaching his version of Jackson's hydraulic bounces, whips, and stutters to Britney Spears, 'N Sync, Cirque du Soleil and rooms full of aspiring dancers.
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The computers that make up the Tor network—the ones that your traffic bounces through—are run by volunteers, institutions, and organizations all over the world, some of whom face legal risks for doing so .
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The game is designed to never fall into an easy equilibrium or into repetition; it bounces back and forth on a rollercoaster of power spikes provided by tech advances and special units associated with them.
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"Barrage" could just as well describe the onslaught of acerbic wit and wiseguy Queens attitude that is the show's content, a funny, improvised session that bounces around familiar topics, from music to the New York Mets.
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There was some bouncing around, sure, but the gymnasts cut elegant arcs with their bounces, even on the bars, and one could persuade oneself that a clutch of nymphs had wandered out of L'Aprèsmidi d'un faune.
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"Sometimes my old heart is like a washing machine/It bounces around till my soul comes clean," Mr. Prine sings in "Boundless Love," a near-hymn of gratitude — perhaps romantic, perhaps spiritual — on the new album.
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Each story roughly stands on its own, but they make up a larger story in Wells' universe, following Murderbot as it bounces from planet to planet and tries to figure out its purpose in the universe.
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Sennheiser says its soundbar is able to detect where your walls and ceiling are by measuring how sound bounces back and then fine-tune playback so that sound reaches your ears just as it's supposed to.
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Both satellites use the same sophisticated tool: a pulsing laser that bounces off the ice on the planet's surface, telling scientists the extent of the polar ice as well as the thickness of the ice sheet.
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It's the software that computes all the lighting in the scene, and all the surface characteristics, and bounces all the light around, and computes what gets to the sensor, and what the picture should look like.
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But there are similar limits to the argument that New Hampshire delivered him a fatal blow—especially if he bounces ahead of one of the poll leaders so soon after he was counted out for dead.
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Because it mimics the way light bounces from object to object in a scene, reflective surfaces and refractions through glass or liquid can be rendered much more accurately, even in real time, leading to heightened realism.
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" Should the bounce in crude continue, the stock market rally "could get some legs," but given what Maley calls recent "technical damage" in the oil market, "it's far from a lock that these bounces will last.
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Golden women have hair that is about the same color as their skin, and light bounces from their cheekbones and lips and ponytails and earrings as if the whole package was carved from one gorgeous material.
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The left-hander from England navigated the giant windmills, tunnels and uneven bounces to record a seven-round total of 26-under-par in a tournament organizers dubbed the "flagship event on the Mini Golf calendar".
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Surrounded by an all-female cast (and, behind the scenes, an all-female production team), Halsey bounces between personas, refusing to be defined, and embodies the righteous feminine anger that largely defines this current cultural moment.
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"Managerial Material", the title track from The World's debut seven-inch EP bounces with double saxophone, jittery and funky bass, and clipped vocals that bring to mind Su Tissue from cult 80s LA band Suburban Lawns.
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The uncle hoots and hoots, he claps his forehead with his hand, in merriment, he throws back his head to bellow with laughter—And his head topples off and bounces on the floor and rolls away.
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Whereas most other killers silently lumber toward their victims like unstoppable forces of nature, Freddy bounces around like a Tex Avery character spouting off the cheesy, pre-attack bon mots of an evil Roger Moore Bond.
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This is still a flawed team, just like every other club in the cap era, but with a few bounces and a healthy Price returning sometime next month, the Canadiens still look like a playoff team.
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"Stay Flo" bounces over a glassy piano hook that grounds her swooping voice, while a sampled, lower voice occasionally mumbles "Hold up," just barely audible beneath the beat; it's like falling asleep with the radio on.
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But once the market bounces back, these corrections can be a good thing for investors — and especially "for both younger investors and long-term investors," says Ryan Marshall, a certified financial planner at Ela Financial Group.
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While lacking in full waterproofing, the Columbia Ridge to Run Pant will keep you plenty warm thanks to the metallic dot Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining that bounces heat your body radiates right back at you.
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We've been getting some bounces lately and we're shooting pucks, going hard to the net and we're getting rewarded for that, so as long as we keep working hard, hopefully we'll keep having the same success.
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The rain acts like an acoustic clue: The way it hits and bounces off the contours of different objects reveals their shape, size and location, so you can start to tell what and where they are.
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The series bounces in time from the discovery of Blanchard's murder in her home (which her daughter Gypsy and Gypsy's boyfriend orchestrated) back to several years prior when the mother and daughter first arrived at their house.
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Yes, we all enjoy the vocally imperfect dance-heavy performances where she bounces out of a helicopter dressed like Lil Kim via Ghost World but, fair fucks, she has been singing the shit out of things lately.
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At 32, I have a steady job I love with a great paycheck, a loving family, supportive friends, and long, pretty hair that bounces in the wind (thanks to my T303 Curling Iron and Living Proof products).
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Along with fantastic new graphics—Leon's iconic boy band hair bounces and swishes with realistic flair—the control scheme has been overhauled so that it feels less constricted and more in tune with modern third-person shooters.
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The frontlight — essentially a layer above the display that lights up and bounces light off it to illuminate the page — is a Kobo specialty, adjustable from very cold to very warm in cast and everywhere in-between.
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In videos posted by a fan account, Charles, who is wearing a blue sweatshirt from his own Sisters Apparel merchandise line, can be seen sitting next to Jenner, while the reality star bounces Stormi on her lap.
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With a sub-251.4-minute run time and just 22016 songs, Funk Wav Bounces is an already meticulously shaped playlist ready for the beach, the open road, or your hellish morning commute spent fantasizing about said locations.
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Reduced ice cover means more open ocean water, which lowers the reflectivity — the so-called albedo — of the Arctic, which means that the darker surface absorbs more solar energy and less of it bounces back into space.
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"I've been getting a lot of chances, and I haven't been getting the bounces," said Bennett, who ended his 47-day slump Tuesday with a goal during a 5-25 home loss to the San Jose Sharks.
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"You might think, O.K., the founder dies, someone takes over, the first one or two years there's a bit of mess until everyone gets used to the new leadership, and then the firm bounces back," he said.
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This is the entire purpose of the double end bag: it makes the fighter move immediately after his straight punches—the fighter hits the bag, it bounces back and that is supposed to represent the opponent's return.
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The poll suggests that the post-convention bounces have subsided and that Mr. Trump has weathered a difficult August, in which he shuffled staff members, insulted a Gold Star family and confused voters about his immigration policy.
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On Sunday, bad bounces and ill-timed miscues undid Baltimore, including an illegal shift penalty that negated an audacious, successful fake punt that Ravens Coach John Harbaugh boldly chose to try at his own 224-yard line.
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The Eagles, who have been to two Super Bowls but never won, are usually doomed by ill-timed bounces, unlucky injuries and other bad breaks — not only in the playoffs but whenever they get near the playoffs.
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The researchers could achieve this accuracy with so little training data, in part, because they incorporate some physics concepts in their reconstruction algorithm—the difference between how light bounces off shiny surfaces versus matte surfaces, for example.
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"And all of a sudden, these great doctors and scientists came up with these various cures and medications, and that relative bounces out of the hospital and he's right back to where you remember him," Policy said.
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