All this makes landing without bouncing off a formidable challenge.
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Maybe that's part of why I'm bouncing off of it.
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We are just bouncing off each other with such energy.
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Instead of just bouncing off a wall, Salto is literally bounding.
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But the stock was bouncing off levels not seen in a decade.
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"As a Republican, I should be bouncing off the walls," she said.
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"He's kind of been bouncing off the walls," Coach Jeff Hornacek said.
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Imagine a drunkard stumbling around a room and bouncing off the walls.
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He was kind of all over the place, bouncing off the walls.
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You have such a happy relationship, it is bouncing off your skin.
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"Fuck Ilhan!" others shouted over indecipherable chatter bouncing off the skyscrapers overhead.
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" And another thing: "There are all these invisible rays bouncing off of us constantly; all the television channels are going all the time, and they're constantly bouncing off us or shooting through us -- an invisible barrage of media.
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Your energy was literally bouncing off to me right there, it was great.
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Plus, sunlight bouncing off the snow boosts efficiency by 8 to 12 percent.
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I was paranoid about fluorescent lights bouncing off my ever-widening hair part.
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CDT (1725 GMT) after bouncing off of the prior day's low of $8.19.
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The imprint was caused by the probe bouncing off the surface during landing.
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In a hot gas, this means molecules whizzing around, bouncing off the walls.
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His only shot of the day was a brick, bouncing off the rim.
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The first came from the radar bouncing off the edges of the canyon.
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In fact, he says many commodities seem to be bouncing off their lows.
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Instead of bouncing off her window, they soar inside and directly into her mouth.
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During this entire flow, the kitty is bouncing off furniture and wrestling inanimate objects.
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Light streams through its curved glass and steel roof, bouncing off pristine white floors.
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He slithered into the paint and uncorked soft layups while bouncing off of bigs.
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After bouncing off its December low, the is less than 4 percent from records.
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Backes's shot got past goaltender Corey Crawford after bouncing off Trevor Van Riemsdyk's skate.
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All around was the tlin-tlin-tlin and ratatatata of bullets bouncing off things.
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It felt like the puzzle was made of rubber, and I kept bouncing off.
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A large disco ball sends flecks of light bouncing off a wall of mirrors.
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The S&P 500 briefly slipped into a correction before bouncing off the lows.
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Essentially, it's a phrase you use to refer to all the light bouncing off objects.
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The franc was 0.2% weaker, bouncing off a 25-month high it reached on Monday.
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The franc was 92.493% weaker, bouncing off a 292.49-month high it reached on Monday.
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I couldn't leave a room when tired without bouncing off the door frame or walls.
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That the early-spring sun was bouncing off the glass and all but blinding me?
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During his first week, Trump resembled a kid bouncing off the walls on Christmas morning.
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The euro added about 280.68 percent to $703 after bouncing off Monday's low around $270.
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"The room has many mirrors, many facets, many reflections bouncing off one another," Wright said.
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Schools and offices have closed as everyone hides inside, bouncing off the walls and refreshing AirNow.gov.
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This is residual light that's bouncing off of Mars, which is located outside of TESS's view.
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The euro added about 43 percent to $24 EUR= after bouncing off Monday's low around $20.7.
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Here, however, the optimistic hymn falls on deaf ears, bouncing off crimson walls and gilded surfaces.
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Against the greenback, the common currency flirted with $1.0900 after bouncing off a low of $1.0815.
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U.S. crude futures fell $1.40, or 2.7 percent, to $51.49, bouncing off a low of $50.08.
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A place like the Grammys, it's like a lot of bubble bouncing off of each other.
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Emergency vehicles sat in the street, their flashing lights bouncing off cars that drove slowly past.
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"Keep in mind the yen is bouncing off of about a two-month low," Esiner said.
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But 1986's fourth effort Bouncing Off the Satellites looked like the end of the road.
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Instead the focus is put on the vocals of both musicians, bouncing off the somber, reflective track.
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Since bouncing off those, lows the market has barely budged, trading in a tight and meager range.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 1.1% at $0.645 , bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 9.58243% at $0.6427 , bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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A small chant began in my head to the cadence of the rain bouncing off my umbrella.
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All those hard slippery cubes of vegetables and meat, bouncing off the fork, scattering on the plate.
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You can't really imagine hundreds of rowdy teenagers bouncing off each other at a Wythe Avenue megaclub.
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A full spectrum of light encircled the top arch of one wall, shadows bouncing off Kelly's stations.
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And the software itself is crucial to how business gets done, dis-incentivizing customers from bouncing off.
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But in this application, Dr. Citrin and his colleagues knew the echoes were bouncing off flat layers.
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In the currency market, the dollar index was last at 98.075, bouncing off its lowest since Aug.
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The wind blows through this bizarre forest, bouncing off the trees as light reflects off a mirror.
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"I was bouncing off the walls, I just had more energy than I could handle," he said.
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Superman style of action figures just bouncing off one another, without much regard for gravity and mass.
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"Come on, Mom and Dad!" she shrieked, her excitement bouncing off the walls, carrying down the hallway.
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The New Zealand dollar was last down 0.92% at $0.6463 NZD=, bouncing off the session low of $0.6379.
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That's probably from the signals bouncing off buildings, vehicles, and all of the myriad metal things around you.
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They're bouncing off each other in a way that is in complete opposition to how it was before.
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Specks of sunlight shimmered in the deep, almost kaleidoscopic green, bouncing off lime-colored ferns and conifer boughs.
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But being around young people, being around other creatives and bouncing off them is what keeps me interested.
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There was The Walking Gingerbread, a play on The Walking Dead, and Star S'Mores, bouncing off Star Wars.
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Trump's "pivot" is really an outgrowth of the fact that he keeps bouncing off of these institutional constraints.
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At normal temperatures atoms behave a lot like billiard balls, bouncing off one another and any containing walls.
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And in the end, it did, bouncing off Casey Stengel's retired No. 37 above the left-field railing.
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The dollar changed hands at 109.23 yen, bouncing off a four-month low of 108.28 hit on Friday.
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Like waves crashing against a shore, he keeps coming and bouncing off the defender and feinting and deking.
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The dollar changed hands at 109.33 yen, bouncing off a four-month low of 108.28 hit on Friday.
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Arabtec jumped 2500.8 percent to 2137.56 dirham, bouncing off its lowest closing level in five years on Tuesday.
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"He wasn't a jerk, he wasn't yelling, he wasn't bouncing off the walls or anything," Detective Slancik said.
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He also introduces pure pigment into his paint, which affects the refraction of light bouncing off the surface.
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The County had installed restrainers to keep the spans from bouncing off their supports, and they worked as designed.
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Samsung stock is up more than 20 percent in 2019, bouncing off decline of over 20 percent in 2018.
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Samsung just exclusively licensed the superhydrophobic coating, so maybe water will be bouncing off our future Galaxy phone screens.
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Playoff driver Erik Jones was another casualty, bouncing off the tires and clobbering the outside wall of the oval.
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It was a beam of light bouncing off the walls of the theater, seeking some sort of unattainable resolution.
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Outdoor light — especially when bouncing off clouds or ice — causes glare that can make it harder to view screens.
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Even the reflection bouncing off her hair looks like it belongs next to the shiny gold chandeliers in Kensington Palace.
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So instead of the sound coming at you in a straight line, it's bouncing off your ceiling, which is awesome.
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I imagined some of these waves bouncing off of Báez's sculpture, which sits a few blocks north of the tunnel.
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If your feline is bouncing off the walls or scratching furniture, it might be time to buy new cat toys.
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The dollar rose against a basket of six major currencies, bouncing off a 13-month low touched in early trading.
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Clay's jabs were slipping through at will now, bouncing off that rocklike face, opening the cut under the left eye.
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The British pound traded up 0.21 percent at $1.3559, bouncing off a four-month low of $1.3487 set last week.
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The British pound traded up 0.27 percent at $1.3562, bouncing off a four-month low of $1.3487 set last week.
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This means that the light from the explosion hit a large cloud dust and is bouncing off in different directions.
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Within only 74 seconds, Desharnais found a puck dangling in midair—after bouncing off the pipes—and slapped it in.
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"I can't imagine what this experience is like in the city, having your kids bouncing off the walls," Tawil said.
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The stock is bouncing off a 52-week low hit in November, when shares of Under Armour closed at $11.61.
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The artillery fire of facts are just kind of bouncing off and even the fact shrapnel is not hitting them.
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With global stock markets bouncing off their lows, Wall Street opened higher a day after its worst session since 1987.
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He returned, placated, to silently bouncing off the walls of his screen like a bouncy ball trapped in a tiny box.
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In 2014 researchers reconstructed an audio signal from behind glass by measuring how sound waves were bouncing off a crisp packet.
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In addition to strong gasoline demand, Kilduff said crude prices seemed to be bouncing off a technical level just below $31.
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You know the type, half a cup down and bouncing off the walls like a five-year-old on blue Smarties.
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"It's bouncing off all of these broken-up bits, so that gives you something that lasts a long time," Panning said.
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So I naturally have a good sense of humor I guess, otherwise I'd be probably bouncing off the walls or arrested.
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When I was a kid, I was consistently bouncing off the walls and I found that spanking really put me straight.
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The bar's specialty gives it its name: "hitting the woodwork" refers to the football bouncing off a goalpost or the crossbar.
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The extreme sport known as parkour involves vaulting high obstacles, leaping from rooftop to rooftop and literally bouncing off the walls.
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We started bouncing off ideas off each other and it became clear that if Jason's idea was great, mine wasn't going anywhere.
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Surveillance footage shows the bear charging the door, running its head right into the glass, bouncing off, then running away in embarrassment.
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But the dead cetacean proved too big, bouncing off the red bin and flopping onto the pavement of a beachside parking lot.
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Not only does it chafe your neck, but the camera will be bouncing off your sternum all day (and / or scraping rocks).
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Instead of bouncing off of mirrors, however, the lasers will hit gold-platinum cubes that are essentially floating independently inside the spacecraft.
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Growing up in Idaho, Slocum says, she was always prone to bouncing off the walls, often to the chagrin of her mother.
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It was just the most incredible chaos, and they were all just running and bouncing off each other to make this bit.
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They're bouncing off their October lows, some rallying double-digits in the past two weeks as retail earnings kick into full gear.
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Bouncing off of that tweet, another spectre from Fleiss' past appeared: Trista Sutter, the runner-up from season 1 of The Bachelor.
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Versus the euro, it eased 0.07 percent to 081.63, bouncing off its strongest level since mid-July of 67.80 it hit overnight.
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He followed his homer with another sharp shot to right field, with this one bouncing off the wall in the third inning.
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The elusive Kazakh ducked and shimmied, bouncing off the ropes as Giyasov stalked him before catching the Uzbek on the counter-punch.
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It came on a 22-and-0593 pitch and barely made it into the bleachers, bouncing off the top of the wall.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude ended Thursday's session down 215 cents at $2426.53, bouncing off a session low of $64.34 a barrel.
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At this age, when I'm not hungover or too ill to move, I'm bouncing off the walls—so boredom escapes me, clearly.
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In New Zealand, better-than-expected third quarter economic growth data sent the kiwi bouncing off a one-week low at $0.6592.
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She began ricocheting around the room, bouncing off the couch, the bookcases and the man's legs as her leash snapped behind her.
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King has described this lush vampire novel as a racquetball he was bouncing off the 21981th-century wall of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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But in general, AR lets you see both synthetic light as well as natural light bouncing off objects in the real world.
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They worked really well because they were shiny, and we got so much reflection bouncing off of them in the night shoots.
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The splinters of Scott's parallel, whether nesting in illegal servers or bouncing off to Jupiter, had been shut off at their source.
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Beneath the moving platform are now four tiny microphones that are constantly listening for the sound of the ball bouncing off the platform.
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The retired state patrolman-turned-mayor pro tem stares at vacant building after building, his reflection bouncing off the empty glass storefront windows.
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It's the pajarete, a White-Russian-esque combo that should either perk you up or have you bouncing off the walls—or both.
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During her performance of "Work," Aubrey comes out for his verse in the song, the two of them bouncing off each other well.
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Arabtec jumped by its 15 percent daily limit percent to 0.97 dirham, bouncing off its lowest closing level in five years on Tuesday.
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When the facts met the myths they were as useless as bullets bouncing off the bodies of aliens in a HG Wells novel.
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"No doubt we have definitely seen things bouncing off the worst," said Ken Hoexter, a transportation analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Finnish startup Blooming is aiming to help bouncing-off-the-walls-stressed office workers regain control of their lives by using wearable tech.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude (WTI) ended Monday's session 9 cents lower at $48.40 a barrel, bouncing off an intraday low of $20173.
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The crowd, mostly teenagers, shouted his name ecstatically, jumping and bouncing off each other as the punchy, bass-heavy music began to play.
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To watch something really joyful and to see the energy bouncing off the stage and infusing the audience with a little of that?
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You begin to practice shielding techniques from the internet, imagining a force field of light around you with emotions of others bouncing off.
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With two beams entering the beam splitter from either side, the possible results are both photons bouncing off and coming out on the same side they entered; both photons passing through and coming out on the side opposite from where they entered; or one photon bouncing off and the other passing through, in which case both photons will be on the same side.
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Bathed in a spotlight bouncing off the glaring paleness of his chest and white mesh vest, Sivan started the show in front a curtain.
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Think of it as the cinematic equivalent of a Pixy Stix – a shot of pure sugar that'll have you bouncing off the walls afterward.
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The proudly, if not seductively poised 'roo finally took a breather in front of the goal post, eventually bouncing off to the parking lot.
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If a story asks for it, if crafting a story lends itself to bringing in anyone from another story, or bouncing off it, fantastic.
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Bouncing off that March 2009 bottom, the bull market since then experienced just three corrections, including the one at the start of this year.
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While everyone else is bouncing off the walls of caricature, Grace is the closest the show gets to having an uncanny voice of reason.
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Sentences spin past like whirligigs, or like Rube Goldberg devices that emit a pellet of information only after bouncing off four increasingly unlikely surfaces.
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Much of the common understanding of emotion, particularly the notion that there are separate "emotions" bouncing off one another, being experienced distinctly, are wrong.
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The ball traveled over center fielder Greg Allen's head before bouncing off the wall, allowing Didi Gregorius to score for a 5-4 lead.
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Zipping through rain-soaked, trash-strewn alleyways, bouncing off walls and leaping skyward as if jet-propelled, his camera dodges every blow and bullet.
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"Tange treated natural light like a magician," he said, discussing the way the panels on the ceiling reflected light bouncing off the swimming pool.
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The 10-year Bund yield rose 13 basis points to -0.47%, bouncing off 4-1/2 month lows hit earlier on coronavirus-linked concerns.
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The hail-thingies bouncing off Debi's black umbrella looked like sweat flying off a cartoon-guy's head when he was supposed to be worried.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures ended Monday's session down 212 cents at $62.06 a barrel, bouncing off a session low of $61.36.
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Strings of bulbs hung from rare-book bookshelf to bookshelf, with the light bouncing off the long pink, white, turquoise and gold dangling tassels.
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Whether the film works for you largely depends on how much you can tolerate these three characters bouncing off one another for two hours.
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It's sick playing to that many people, but it's super fun to be really fucking loud and hear the sound bouncing off of buildings.
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"If you had seen the gorilla dragging this baby with his little precious face ... just bouncing off the rocks, he just looked lifeless," she said.
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And it does this 23,000 times per second, which at its speed means a pulse is bouncing off the Earth every 2.3 feet or so.
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As a body of work it's bottled that spark of closeness and excitement that bringing other people on board and bouncing off them has triggered.
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Whether it's natural sunlight coming in through clouds or bouncing off the sand or off the water, or if there's any artificial light that's added.
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I'm trying not to listen to that echo – because I'm hearing my voice in my throat, and in the air and bouncing off the walls.
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It became this full sound that is constantly bouncing off of itself, and a lot of the tracks are just punchy and loud and poppy.
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There is another possible source of the acceleration called "radiation pressure," which is a force that comes from light from the sun bouncing off Oumuamua.
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Shotguns are only accurate when the animal is close enough to charge, and even then there are accounts of slugs bouncing off their thick skulls.
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The benchmark 21-year Treasury note yield tested 22019% in late August and early September, bouncing off that level and most recently trading around 22020%.
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"With hockey, you learn how the puck moves," he says, and it becomes easy to anticipate the geometry of the puck bouncing off the boards.
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Bouncing off the subway, I returned to Condé Nast to find my paid internship as an undergrad, was now an unpaid internship as a graduate.
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Shocked to see blue overhead, I burst out laughing, the sound filling the space where the tree's heartwood should be, bouncing off its hollowed insides.
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But what about when the photocopier is broken, your sixth-period class is bouncing off the walls, or you're teaching five sections in a row?
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Because of the drag of air molecules bouncing off Tiangong-1, the station's altitude dropped, and the descent accelerated quickly in the last few days.
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An object traveling through the atmosphere is slowed by air molecules bouncing off it, and quantifying that creates a measurement known as the drag coefficient.
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Analysts noted oil also found technical support after WTI fell to a five-week low of $57.72 before bouncing off the 200-day moving average.
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As the melody seemed to climb and climb, tone colors grew ever brighter, with metallic reflections bouncing off the vast sea of thick-flowing strings.
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"Wig," from 252's relatively unloved Bouncing Off the Satellites album, is a joyous fan favorite that showcases the band at their most deliciously kitsch.
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The sun bouncing off the coastline of Marin County to the left and backlighting the coast of San Francisco to the right, with Alcatraz straight ahead.
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While most dogs spend their time bouncing off the walls, Chiko the Shiba Inu prefers to transform into a human and watch shows on his laptop.
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Helping markets march higher was the heavyweight Dow component's shares bouncing off its session lows, while the industrial sector reversed early losses to rise 0.31 percent.
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Over airy, minimal production the duo offer some electric interplay, bouncing off each other in ways that don't really feel too indebted to either's solo style.
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The Bears lost in heartbreaking fashion on Sunday, with kicker Cody Parkey's last-second kick bouncing off two posts before missing, eliminating Chicago from the playoffs.
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Plus, if the sea floor is covered in sediment, as with the Challenger Deep, the ping might pierce that muck and end up bouncing off rock.
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The day after Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic advisor and a free trade advocate, announced his resignation, the stock market tumbled before bouncing off its lows.
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And so whenever he's making out in the rain, he can "see" the person he's making out with because raindrops are bouncing off the person's face.
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We put up with the Zombie Frappuccino, which was essentially a mess of food dye and enough sugar to keep you bouncing off the walls for months.
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The dollar, measured against a basket of currencies, used the euro's weakness to rally 0.4 percent to 89.424, bouncing off the five-week lows hit on Monday.
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For Chromecast, look for the cast icon in the upper-right of the Hulu mobile app—it looks like a TV screen with radio waves bouncing off.
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Zach Werenski also had a second-period goal for the Blue Jackets, with the puck bouncing off Darling's pads and into the net off his snap shot.
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Playing in front of Colorado's net, Faksa just got enough of the puck to direct it up into the air, bouncing off the glove of Philipp Grubauer.
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That force is clearly related to the amount of light bouncing off the object and thus it should depend on the distance Oumuamua is from the sun.
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The euro also eased against the yen to 123.19, though it remained tightly range-bound since bouncing off a three-year trough of 121.48 early this month.
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His group's first rocket experiment, in 1962 — a sort of flying Geiger counter — was to look for X-rays created by cosmic rays bouncing off the moon.
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The 20-year JGB yield was flat at 0.150% while the 30-year yield also stood flat at 0.280%, both bouncing off six-month highs hit earlier.
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The 10-year Bund yield rose as much as 4 basis points to -13%, bouncing off 4-1/2 month lows hit earlier on coronavirus-linked concerns.
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In addition, oil also found technical support after WTI fell to a more than five-week low of $57.72 before bouncing off the 200-day moving average.
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Helping markets gain ground was the heavyweight Dow component's stock bouncing off its session lows, while the Dow Jones Airlines index reversed course to trade 0.34 percent higher.
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Immediately after the report, the Canadian dollar pared losses against its U.S. counterpart, bouncing off a one-week low hit earlier against the greenback as oil prices fell.
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Once the Local Bubble was established, any cosmic rays created by a supernova within it would have kept bouncing off this magnetic wall and back into the bubble.
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But then you put a special semi-transparent mirror in the way of the lasers where you'd expect them to cross paths after bouncing off of the walls.
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Anderson, who missed a 47-yarder earlier in the second quarter with the ball bouncing off the crossbar, tied a school record with his 56th career field goal.
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But, if you're here for the drama then keep scrolling because this video of a British Airways flight bouncing off the runway is something you need to see.
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When the Navy started using active acoustics to monitor the sea in the 1930s, they noticed lots of sound bouncing off a layer they thought was the bottom.
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He'd piloted the experimental, rocket-powered X-15 aircraft, at one point bouncing off the atmosphere accidentally (as dramatized in the opening scene of the movie "First Man").
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On a visit to the new property in the winter, they saw the sun bouncing off the rocks and hills in the distance, and the name was set.
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I guess it's just like I said, a newer generation going back, getting back into it again, bouncing off the backs of bands I was listening to back then.
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But the ludicrous dichotomy is right on the surface for all to see: an ever-strengthening case for climate action bouncing off an ever-more-adamantine wall of denial.
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These detectors consist of a laser beam split down each pipe's length, bouncing off mirrors and returning to a single spot where their light waves cancel each other out.
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The technology works by firing millions of laser beams every second, and measuring how long they take to return after bouncing off objects as far as 200 meters away.
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As Fonseca fell, with his head bouncing off the canvas and his arms in the air, Garcia performed a cut-throat gesture before nonchalantly walking to a neutral corner.
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" So, while you're looking at your dog bouncing off the walls and getting its ball because you just got home, you'll also see a helpful message that says, "happy.
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Battle Royale came along at just the right moment, bouncing off the success of a still-new and popular idea while building on that core concept in smart ways.
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Chameleon Run is an auto-runner where you fly through the air bouncing off platforms, see-saws and slides to make your way to the end of each level.
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The woman wound up, throwing the ball, which hooked to the left and struck the on-field photographer's camera before bouncing off toward the catcher, Sox pitcher Evan Marshall.
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And the movie's big fights are whirling, swirling pops of orange explosions, blue fire, and ruby lasers bouncing off each other like pinballs, throttling the action into high gear.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Bouncing buzzer-beater NBA Game 7s don't get much more exciting than a series-clinching, buzzer-beating shot bouncing off the rim FOUR times before going in.
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There was natural sound piped in along with the commentary: the roar of the crowd, the squeak of sneakers, the thump of a ball bouncing off the hardwood floor.
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And surely it's no coincidence that this iron ore rally is taking place while just about every other industrial commodity, particularly oil, has been bouncing off multi-year lows.
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Sure enough, after Rizzo caught the throw and thrust his arms to the sky, he stuffed the ball in his back pocket before bouncing off to start the party.
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South Korea's won was 60.4413 percent firmer against the dollar, bouncing off three-and-a-half month lows, but was still set to end the month down 60.4403 percent.
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At times, the vocals can be heard bouncing off the studio walls, giving the album a confined sound, letting audiences connect with the lyrics in a more personal way.
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The miners go down to the gold-face in cages — we experience their long descent through the coming and going of light-flicker bouncing off the cages' metal meshing.
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Bouncing off the eco-friendly decor trend, people started adding plants to their homes in large numbers, with Apartment Therapy even starting an Instagram account dedicated to plant decor.
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The patent goes on to discuss to problems of light emitted from one screen bouncing off the second, which Apple looks to solve by adding polarizing layers to both displays.
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"What I'm thinking is going to be fun is actually having the two performers bouncing off of each other, so more natural and less cinematic conversations are happening," he explains.
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The Portugal striker's second in the 25th minute had an element of good fortune, his header from a corner bouncing off Deportivo's Pedro Mosquera on its way into the net.
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Her eyes are still light sensitive — she loves things that sparkle because she can still see the light bouncing off — but she doesn't wear sunglasses unless it's painfully bright out.
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"Zendaya also got to work with Tatum for one day on the film "Smallfoot" and said that it was "wonderful to have Channing there and bouncing off each other's energies.
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Dancing on and then jumping off dilapidated cars and literally bouncing off the walls, he moved like a playful maniac; like your caring yet menacing guide through the sexy underworld.
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The video, captured by dashboard cameras in police vehicles, shows riders bouncing off the hoods of the cars that hit them, swerving dangerously in traffic and falling to the pavement.
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On Friday, the U.S.G.A. temporarily amended its rules to say that a ball bouncing off a cup in such a manner would count as a sunk putt for official scorekeeping.
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An errant pass by Kroos in the center circle became, in two quick Swedish passes, a chance bouncing off the chest of forward Ola Toivonen in the German penalty area.
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Things get a little more intense later in the ad, with ice cubes and hair brushes bouncing off of the iPhone 11 Pro — all, of course, without leaving a scratch.
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In a study published this month in The European Journal of Physics, scientists dropped water balloons on a grid of 256 nails and filmed them bouncing off in slow motion.
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Blackwood turned back that attempt, but Anisimov jabbed at the rebound, with the puck bouncing off the post and Blackwood's skate before trickling into the net with 6:32 left.
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The amount of activity that's going on at the top of these buildings in the city … KLEBE: They're bouncing off these walls and racing across the top of the building.
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The video chronicles her journey around one of the world's most striking landscapes, collecting field audio of crashing waves, bubbling hot springs, and a lot of rocks bouncing off one another.
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He uses his frame to attack and shield the ball, and he can survive contact at the catch point, bouncing off would-be tacklers at times for chunks of extra yards.
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"You see refracted backgrounds and light coming through it as well as bouncing off it," Tom Bertino, Industrial Light & Magic's animation director told Creative Planet Network about the production of Flubber.
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Granted, this is a shorter season, and as we're winnowing down the number of characters in play a lot of familiar faces are going to end up bouncing off one another.
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Eko refugee camp, Greece (CNN)Sunbeams stream through the white canvas wall of the tent, bouncing off the crib and bedding and making it glow in bright colors: red, green, yellow.
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Bouncing off the idea that the best defense is a good offense, De Niro created his own parody Trump "mean tweets," which he recently read at a rally protesting the President.
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It's a relief, then, to hear the trio back together on Mustard's new single, "Pure Water," bouncing off of each other's ad-libs, all sounding supple over a wailing, minimal beat.
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The euro traded at $1.2290, bouncing off last week's low of $1.2206, though it was still more than two cents below its 3-year high of $0.33 hit on Jan. 25.
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The new nano-scale surface can't make solar panels receive any more light – but they can prevent more from bouncing off and failing to transfer their energy into a usable form.
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He did this thing where he'd run full bore into the turnbuckle, chest first, bouncing off with a sickening thud and a face like he'd just been kicked in the nuts.
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Canary Wharf glitters at night, with white lights shining from windows and moonlight bouncing off the water, but even these bright glints don't truly disrupt the area's silver and white duochrome.
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On first-and-ten from the Vikings 39-yard line, the snap came in high and tight to Wilson, bouncing off his shoulder and rolling behind him, back into Seattle territory.
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Deutsche shares have risen 16% over the past month, bouncing off an all-time low in early June after CEO Christian Sewing called for "tough cutbacks" at a contentious shareholder meeting.
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If we wish to calculate the probability of two electrons bouncing off each other, for example, we can use a classical equation describing how billiard balls scatter as a first approximation.
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Dolphins, along with at least 65 species of toothed whales, use the acoustic fat in their bulbous heads to translate clicks bouncing off objects in the ocean into meaningful spatial awareness.
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They're also the first VR glasses to support HDR, which was particularly impressive during a CG demo of the interior of a Japanese temple, with light realistically bouncing off golden decorations.
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The sonic impulses from a surface ship must travel through many layers of seawater of differing composition before bouncing off the bottom and returning to the surface for analysis and interpretation.
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The color is a result of the way sunlight is bouncing off this particular ice, explained Ted Scambos, a research scientist at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, in an interview.
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Cindy was the kind of parent who always seemed to laugh and enjoy the ride as they were bouncing off various walls and floors and whatever happened to be in their way.
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Characters can travel a greater distance by bouncing off the heads of their teammates, for instance, and they have a slide attack that gives you an extra combat option for nearby foes.
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That night, at the hospital, a CT scan showed swelling around the occipital area in the back of his head—the eye pain was from his brain bouncing off the optic nerve.
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It has a rock-solid cast that clearly has a ton of fun bouncing off one another, and especially shines whenever they get the opportunity to lock into their characters' competitive streaks.
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In a normal room, "atoms are bouncing off one another in all directions at a few hundred meters per second," Rob Thompson, a NASA scientist working on CAL explained in a statement.
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A. I had always been used to talking to him, to bouncing off ideas, and when he left, I felt now I was alone and I realized I needed to trust myself.
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There's nothing quite like the chorus of "oohs" and "ahs" that emit from my coworkers when they witness beads of water gracefully bouncing off the wool exterior of my eco-friendly Allbirds.
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My day is packed with meetings, so I do a quick doggy daycare drop-off since the dog appears to have recovered from her stomach issues (yay!) and is bouncing off the walls.
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But before the last echo had finished bouncing off the Rioja peaks, it seemed the camera was already jonesing to ditch the Bachelorette and pan away to the next season of The Bachelor.
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But by carefully monitoring the reflected light of a laser bouncing off a nearby surface, they might be able to see around corners — that's the idea behind recently published research from Stanford engineers.
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The powerful instruments are so well-calibrated that scientists know exactly when the two halves of the laser should make it back to the center after bouncing off the mirrors at the end.
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Needless to say, no one can be inside the building when the lights are flipped on; a single second of exposure to the ambient radiation bouncing off the walls would fry a person.
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So, picture orange hair and fluorescent light bouncing off the brightly lit, possibly sweating face of the probably makeup-free candidate as he responds to questions he considers to be dangerous and obnoxious.
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The first act is flat, but it picks up considerably once Carol Danvers crash-lands her wisecracking self on Earth and gets to spend some time bouncing off a cheerfully bemused Nick Fury.
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Fraga decided to go for it, but leaned back too far; the next thing he knew, he had slid off the back of the bike, his head bouncing off one of the hills.
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And in the 74th minute, Mexican defender Edson Álvarez scored an own goal when he whiffed trying to clear a ball that ended up bouncing off his leg and trickling into the goal.
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Where the park ended, the river emerged into a sudden shock of light bouncing off the high stone walls of the San Pedro textile factory — the other reason I'd decided to visit Uruapan.
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On Tennis PARIS — Sitting courtside at the French Open on Wednesday, close enough to hear the ball bouncing off the damp red clay, you were also close enough to sense the hunger gap.
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And despite the SPY being stuck in a range for the last month or so, he believes the ETF is bouncing off the lower trendline, which he sees as "support" in the channel.
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People get trapped in private bubbles of speech, as it were, bouncing off their nearest and dearest, although the likelihood that anyone will stay near and dear to anyone else feels increasingly remote.
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It was one hour before curtain, and the squawking of audience members filling the theater — some speaking Spanish, others Japanese — began bouncing off his dressing room door, one short staircase below the stage.
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The Dow was bouncing off a two-session plunge of more than 4 percent amid fears that the Fed's path for higher rates could be too much for the economy and market to handle.
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Oil prices had seesawed throughout the morning, but moved decisively higher at midday, bouncing off technical levels as crude broke above its 22-day moving average, Again Capital founding partner John Kilduff told CNBC.
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It's something researchers have tried to do before, using soap-like additives that actually only resulted in smaller droplets bouncing off the surface of plants, which are more easily spread around via the wind.
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Then they aimed high-frequency sound waves designed to mimic the ultrasonic pulses used by bats, and the echoes bouncing off the moths' bodies were tracked by microphones places six feet from each moth.
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On a dank December morning, under a steady drizzle and occasional hail bouncing off the concrete surrounds, a group of athletes practiced their starts in circumstances far removed from the icy World Cup venues.
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Hollingsworth even threw in a bit directly inspired by "Porky's Duck Hunt," animating the seahorse baby eating too much sugar and bouncing off the walls just like Daffy Duck does in that 1937 cartoon.
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Sure, Apple has ads showing the new iPhone dropping and bouncing off the ground in slo-mo, and the company claims it's the most scratch-resistant glass ever, but trust me, glass does shatter.
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Germany's 10-year yield rose as much as 4 basis points on the day to -0.47%, bouncing off 4-1/2 month lows hit in earlier trade on fears of the impact of coronavirus.
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Momoa also gets to tap into his inner lunk, frequently bouncing off of Heard's dutiful and squarish Mera or Wilson's self-serious Orm with physical comedy or barbed comments about his (lack of) refinement.
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Thankfully, for those who have tried Inbox previously before quickly bouncing off, the new Gmail seems to incorporate a number of Google's experimental functions, while leaving behind jarringly different UI that made Inbox so divisive.
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With FundamentalVR's technology, when you run your VR scalpel up and down a VR spine, the resistance created by the handheld peripherals means you can feel the tip of your knife bouncing off each vertebra.
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TORONTO, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index ended higher on Thursday, as stronger oil prices boosted energy shares and heavyweight financial stocks also gained, bouncing off a one-week low after weak Chinese data.
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The theory, grounded in research into the sonar detection of submarines and underwater explosive mines during World War II, explained how acoustic, electromagnetic and other waves traveled, bouncing off objects and even bending around corners.
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Nadine, who is a rad, ass-kicking military lady, is the other lead here, and it is fantastic to see them bouncing off of each other and learning to work together on their wild adventure.
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Around the corner from the entrance, Sam Gilliam's "Bow Form Construction" (1968) signals the most formerly diverse room of the exhibition, with abstraction, figuration, pictograms, and hybridization bouncing off one another in imaginative curatorial adjacencies.
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The aspirational L.A. settings, the ensemble cast connected via nebulous lifestyle choices, the sweeping aerial shots with light bouncing off glass facades, the deadpan looks in place of normal human emotion — "The Hills" invented this.
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BLOCKED BY SEAWATER Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY SCANNING FORESTS A unique spectral sensor measures wavelengths of light bouncing off the forest canopy to identify distinct tree species, shown here in artificial colors.
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"Based on the history and the current setup, DeMark's expecting that we'll be stuck in a trading range like 2011, [with] the averages bouncing off yesterday's lows before retesting them down the line," Cramer said.
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But she smiled and clasped her cheeks in astonishment when Tito El Bambino and a well-known salsa musician, Pirulo, his dreadlocks bouncing off his back, walked along the street and right up to her.
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She encouraged me to practice the strategies taught to me by a string of therapists, bouncing off an easy sound to a harder one and unclenching my throat, trying to slide out of a stammer.
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Taken on various automatic compact cameras, some with embedded date stamps, flash bouncing off the glass of the television, always on Kodak Gold 400 (the foolproof workhorse of family snapshots)—they were messy, but evocative.
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The rouble was 0.3 percent weaker at 62.20 versus the dollar as of 1355 GMT, bouncing off its day peak of 61.17 and heading towards its weakest level since 2016 of 185.33 hit earlier this week.
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Matt Martin charged his way down the side boards, evading checks from Giordano and Sean Monahan, and then sent a pass in the slot to Hickey, whose backhand shot handcuffed Ortio, bouncing off him and in.
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In Canada, for example, a phenomenon called "Trampwall" uses an Olympic-sized trampoline, but instead of athletes bouncing off their feet, they bounce on to their backs and run up walls or flip up onto ledges.
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For the study, co-author Carl Fuldner developed a photographic technique that allowed him to measure the amount of reflected light bouncing off the birds (fewer reflections means more soot has been absorbed by the feathers).
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" Once Wright started reading the lines, Jenkins recalled her reaction: "Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god ... I was bouncing off the walls and screaming at my partner, 'I think I just found Buttercup!
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One surprise was that the researchers saw no signs of the radar bouncing off basalt — solidified lava — that would have pooled at the bottom of a crater as the rocks melted by a meteor impact cooled.
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On Houston's next drive, Watson evaded a sack by wriggling away from one defender and bouncing off another before rolling out to find Taiwan Jones for a 34-yard reception to set up first-and-goal.
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It's a striking trek through an expansive landscape; one moment sunlight is bouncing off the ice like a camera reflector, and suddenly the scenery is virtually hidden behind fog and snow, which falls in slow motion.
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The low-pitch buzzing of the table's fan, the constant thwack of the puck bouncing off the boards, the excitement you get when you score: It all brings back some of my fondest memory at the arcade.
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It's not like I'm bouncing off the walls in my house going 'Jesus Christ I wish I could go out,' it's more like 'Jesus Christ I wish I could get fucking Chinese food delivered to my house!
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Monday's more cheerful market mood also lifted commodities, with Brent crude futures rising two percent after last week's 9 percent fall, copper bouncing off two-month lows and gold up 0.2 percent, well off five-week troughs.
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I've been a fan of the series since its Western debut in 2003, but after bouncing off of Fates, I began to wonder if I had just gotten tired of this take on the tactical RPG formula.
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Osiris-Rex will attempt to collect a few pounds of rock and dirt from Bennu by gently bouncing off the surface like a pogo stick and collecting material that it disturbs with a burst of nitrogen gas.
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They look like Georges de La Tour's Madonnas, updated for our monetized present; they are illuminated by what looks like a car's high beams, the light bouncing off the reflective sunglasses, a frequent accessory of her subjects.
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Predators captain Roman Josi was unable to hold the blue line in the offensive zone, with the puck bouncing off the boards for Comeau to skate in and beat Rinne at 4:46 of the second period.
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"The Bank of China came out with some measures for stimulus and therefore some of the more cyclical stocks are bouncing off oversold levels," said Will James, senior investment director for European equities at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Navy exercises option, stuns No. 6 Houston ANNAPOLIS, Md. — The sixth-ranked Houston Cougars spent much of a frustrating afternoon bouncing off Navy quarterback Will Worth as he barreled for yards in the Midshipmen's powerful triple-option attack.
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With the outfield playing shallow, left fielder Robbie Grossman had a long way to go to reach the warning track and wasn't able to make a play, the ball bouncing off the warning track and over the fence.
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But it's predominantly a pure-and-simple case of racing from left to right, bouncing off enemies and beating a boss—the same Eggman/Dr Robotnik, in a different power-suit/vehicle—at the end of every zone.
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If you need to organize your stuff on the road, especially trying to finish music, and we're bouncing off files... I try to have everything organized somewhere so that any time we need something, we can send it.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Although I enjoyed myself immensely FOOLING AROUND with Lynn Lempel's puzzle, one question kept bouncing off the insides of my skull: Who is DUNCAN PHYFE, and can someone be "iconic" if I've never heard of him?
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The rally started with two outs and nobody on as Manny Machado punched an opposite-field single, and Trumbo hit an RBI double that hit the tip of left fielder Derek Dietrich's glove before bouncing off the wall.
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A flush connection on the point of the chin is worth a hundred blows bouncing off the hard top portion of the skull (in immediate results within a fight at least, both are pretty bad for your brain).
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It was most likely a single event upset (SEU), a term describing the fallout of an ionizing particle bouncing off a vulnerable node in the machine's register, causing it to flip a bit, and log the additional votes.
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They're bouncing off the windshield, scrambling up the leather seats, doing flips against the glass, launching themselves off the center console and through the open window as Jess stands outside stunned, cracking up, and recording the entire thing.
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I especially liked the scene in which Luke's fate momentarily appears to hinge on whether he can get past The New York Times pay wall, or whether he'll be turned away, like a bird bouncing off a window.
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Taking the direct snap, Kelce faked a handoff and then bulled through the Patriots defense, bouncing off would-be tacklers until he was standing in the end zone for a score that put the Chiefs ahead, 17-7.
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This disposition is a bit unexpected at first; she introduced herself to the world as a high-spirited teen on her 2016 debut EP, Zero Gravity, a five-track prelude that sounds like Shane is bouncing off the walls.
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Suarez spurned the first penalty of the shootout, his effort bouncing off the chest of Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese, to complete a frustrating evening for Uruguay's all-time top scorer, who also had a goal ruled out for offside.
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They whine like super-sized Jurrasic-era insects that could make off with your cat, and move in ways we're just not used to: stopping midair and making sudden U-turns as if they were bouncing off invisible walls.
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As you know, but may have forgotten, any song you first hear as it is bouncing off of 100-year-old trees and aluminum foil plates will embed itself in your ear cartilage for the rest of your life.
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Monday's more cheerful market mood also lifted commodities, with Brent crude futures rising one percent after last week's 9 percent fall, copper bouncing off two-month lows and gold up 0.4 percent and trading well off five-week lows.
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Unlike the operation, which sees neural networks mimic human brains in order to predict outcomes (using facial recognition technology to determine faces, for instance), DCGAN works through two networks simultaneously, which learn and improve by bouncing off each other.
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Micah Fowler — who has cerebral palsy in real life — is excellent as "speechless" teen J.J., witty and wry when bouncing off Cedric Yarbrough as his caregiver and the various people who often make ridiculous attempts to connect with him.
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The dolphins "see" enemy frogmen by sensing sound waves bouncing off the hard calcium deposits in human bones, and can sense mines buried by mud and silt on the seafloor by sensing the air void inside the mine's casing.
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"It puts all these groups in the same building so there's solidarity, there's bouncing off of ideas and there's an affirmation that we are a movement," said Yasmeen Hassan, global executive director of Equality Now, a human rights organization.
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Though Barrial lacks the panache of a Martin Scorsese or a Michael Mann (whose "Collateral" may inform the proceedings as much as "Taxi Driver"), he conjures a subtly chilling mood from the nocturnal light bouncing off the Prius glass.
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"Today the big news is Boeing and the rest of the market is bouncing off the five straight down days we had last week," said Keith Gangl, chartered financial analyst and portfolio manager at Gradient Investments in Arden Hills, Minnesota.
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LONDON, Oct 201683 (Reuters) - Emerging stocks edged higher on Wednesday after data from China showed the world's second largest economy grew as expected last quarter, though curriences were largely unmoved by this with only Turkey's lira bouncing off a record low.
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There's a physical comedy to the clip as well, from Daredevil (decked out in Jessica's scarf) sucker punching a dude in the back while Danny Rand (a showoff who finally got some shoes) is bouncing off walls like a parkour wannabe.
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I'll leave this one to the experts: "During nighttime hours, especially during winter, old-fashioned AM radio is able to span long distances due to skywaves bouncing off the ionosphere," a guide from the New Jersey Antique Radio Club explains.
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That's according to Paulo Molaro of the INAF–Trieste Astronomical Observatory, who spent several nights last summer measuring the light bouncing off Ceres' brightest bright spots—those located in the infamous Occator Crater—with the European Southern Observatory's 3.6-metre telescope.
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In Stamper's more-than-capable hands—having recently put her own spin on Robyn's "Indestructible"—the remix sashays right back onto the dancefloor with a funky, fat bassline and the fleeting sparkling sheen of lights bouncing off the disco ball overhead.
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Brent crude LCOc1, the global benchmark, settled down 6 cents to $72.07 a barrel, bouncing off its post-EIA session low on support from earlier reports that Russia and Saudi Arabia are discussing whether to cut crude output next year.
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The music deftly captures the interaction of the architecture and its environment, with puffy woodwind chords evoking cloud-chased skies, and delicate arpeggios, traded back and forth between the violins and the harp, mimicking light bouncing off a faceted surface.
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Palpatine's secret cave is the Star Wars Holiday Special of Battlefront II. It looks like the Luke you know and love, but suddenly he's bouncing off the walls like a Beyblade and talking to goofy characters you've never heard of.
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Not only are the Buffalo Bills and Pittsburgh Steelers at much greater risk of bodily injury, they're at greater risk of concussion, too: heads bouncing off that hard, cold surface with half its infill missing is a recipe for disaster.
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Perhaps of note is the cut on the back of Horcher's head—you don't get those from your head bouncing off the mat so a few of the elbows that Nurmy was dropping must have gone astray without the referee noticing.
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Early into a recent workday, Mr. Walton watched as a kangaroo — perhaps driven by the potential for greener pastures or a mate on the other side — slammed full-throttle into the fence, bouncing off like a boxer hitting the ropes.
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You're expected to figure it out yourself, busywork that might be fun on a better-made show but kept me bouncing off of the series (which I finally dragged myself through after it had been on Netflix for over a month).
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We got this video from his Sunday set at the BBYO (B'Nai B'Rith Youth Org.) Convention in Denver, and you see him rapping "Bartender" as the beach ball comes flying through the air, bouncing off the side of his dome!
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We got word yesterday that the crowdfunded LightSail 2 spacecraft had successfully deployed its Mylar solar sail, a large sheet of reflective material that will harness the minute power of photons bouncing off its surface to make an energy-efficient traversal through space.
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Oh goody, I thought — since 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne are both irrepressible goofballs who excel in context-free joke mode, a collaboration between the two should highlight their strengths and set them bouncing off each other in perfect stylized motion, no?
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SYDNEY, Australia — On an August morning aboard the Nathaniel B. Palmer research vessel floating at the bottom of the world, Christian Reiss was listening for acoustic signals bouncing off krill, a pinkish, feathery-limbed crustacean that is the lifeblood of the Antarctic ecosystem.
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As the sun set on the Bay and the Oakland faithful tapped at their cowbells and waved their flags, the sounds bouncing off the bare seats and concrete, the A's dropped another game to the Angels by a score of 8-4.
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I love the half a mile walk from the door to the stage, I love the feeling of being pressed against thousands and thousands of damp, musty bodies, I love hearing the kick-drum bouncing off the wall into an eternally unlistenable echo.
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Each repetition ended with his jumping over a dummy or running through a gantlet or bouncing off those shields, movements that test his surgically repaired left knee and approximate those he will make when he is cleared for contact, whenever that is.
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When you look at a cat — for some reason cats are a favorite subject of artificial intelligence research — light waves bouncing off it hit your retina, which converts the light into electrical impulses that travel along the optic nerve to the brain.
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"We just immediately felt heavy braking on the runway and the plane fishtailed a little bit and just for a few seconds you could feel us bouncing off and with mud splattered up on the windows," Pence said Friday on Good Morning America.
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Gold rose 20.8% on Tuesday, bouncing off a one-week low touched earlier in the session, as uncertainties over U.S.-China trade talks and Brexit drove a decline in stock markets and prompted investors to seek refuge in the safe-haven metal.
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Elsewhere, things get more literal — silhouettes of pebbles lined up like the vertebrae of a knobby spine; flashes of light bouncing off shelf-like planes; and a stylized ouroboros, whose alchemical redolence dates back to ancient Egypt, signaling the artworks' subterranean historicism.
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The voices of Este, Danielle and Alana Haim drifting down the corridor of the Ace Hotel in Shoreditch, their LA accents blending and bouncing off the walls, punctuated with laughter and getting louder as my feet pad down the patterned carpet towards them.
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Then reality set in, and shares meandered lower, until this morning when they plunged 14.8% to a new low of $34.03, before bouncing off a little to $34.68 near the close, down 20153% for the day, down 43% in less than four months.
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With commodities bouncing off November price lows, the rand is now 27.4 percent lower than its long-term 10-year average, reflecting significant depreciation over recent years, making it one of the most under-valued currencies according to SocGen's quantitative model, the bank said.
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Researchers at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), led by Professor Dina Katabi, think there is a difference, and they can measure it with a new wall-hanging device that reads wireless signals bouncing off your body as you walk around your house.
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The Planetary Society has launched a new mission control dashboard for LightSail 2, a crowdfunded spacecraft currently in orbit that's going to test the performance of a true solar sail that's moved only by the force of photons from the sun bouncing off its fabric.
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Using NASA's Kepler space telescope, his team was able to track light bouncing off the atmosphere of HAT-P-7b, which is what scientists call a "Hot Jupiter"—a gas giant like our solar system's kingpin, but one that squeezes in close to its star.
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As the passengers stepped out, Mr. Jayne dropped to one knee in the sparkling snow, and with a bright sunshine bouncing off the Snake River and the Teton Mountains behind them, he presented Ms. Bellissimo with a ring and asked if she would marry him.
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The looming mystery may be the prize that makes you buy in, but the heart of "Dare Me" is its immersion in the lives of its young characters — bored, hungry, bouncing off the walls, hemmed in by life in a fading Rust Belt town.
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And when the opposition is a bully bomb-throwing genius who seems ready to say just about anything, when people worry that Bill Clinton will spend the campaign bouncing off the walls complaining that they're not hitting back enough, that has top Democratic operatives nervous.
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So much had to go right, and it did, including a catch by wide receiver Julian Edelman that came with three Falcons defending against him and the ball bouncing off legs and feet before Edelman grabbed it within an inch of the turf. Destiny?
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You can point to all sorts of reasons for why the missions carry more weight—how the rain rips through the sky, bouncing off everything; the subtle lighting that gives atmosphere to an innocuous hallway—but the one I couldn't stop staring at was a tree.
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" That all changed once she became Gaga, a name based on the Queen song "Radio Ga Ga." Her first producer and later boyfriend, Rob Fusari, who witnessed the creative transformation, says that when he first heard her sing, "it was like watching electricity bouncing off the walls.
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Even the Mexican peso has gained in recent weeks, bouncing off record lows after it was bruised by Trump's rhetoric on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which he has threatened to ditch, and his promises of building a wall funded by a hefty border tax.
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Building a machine like this to sit on my desk and bounce a ping-pong ball all day would utterly destroy my productivity, but for Tobias Kuhn, it presented a unique challenge of trying to find the best way to stop the ball from bouncing off the tiny platform.
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Word of mouth is a slow burn in '21999—Twitter (21999), Facebook (2004), and YouTube (2005) are not yet concepts—and like the rest of the world, your sneak peek into the film is a two minute-ish Superbowl trailer of leather-wearing people bouncing off of walls.
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Its rendition of Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility," adapted with aplomb by the company member Kate Hamill, was a hit in part because the actors never stopped moving: watching them was like living inside the writer's mind, with all those jokes and ideas and sympathies bouncing off one another.
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When he swung through the Noisey offices earlier this week to play his new album The Big Chang Theory—which we're streaming in full below—he was bouncing off the walls, doing (extremely accurate) impressions of E-40 while telling us about his own personal line of marijuana.
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For your first few goes, you'll struggle to avoid plowing through at least some of them, and their simple sprites will immediately fragment into bloody chunks: a hind leg disappearing off the top of the screen here, a head bouncing off the bonnet of your ramshackle station wagon there.
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She was bouncing off the walls, running up and down the aisle, introducing herself to all the passengers until about 20 minutes before landing when she finally fell fast asleep and was none too happy when we had to wake her up to get off the plane. Classic.
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Shares of Palo Alto, California-based Tesla rose to a high of $324.79 on Tuesday, bouncing off a three-month low on Monday when JP Morgan slashed its price target on the company by $113 and said it believed Chief Executive Elon Musk had not secured funding for taking Tesla private.
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It raised its orbit after initially being put into position by a Falcon Heavy launch and its own conventional thrusters, climbing by about two kilometres (about 1.2 miles) from its initial orbit using only the force exerted by photons from the sun bouncing off the surface of its Mylar sail.
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But some of the best moments come when all the members of the Nine-Nine are together bouncing off each other — which makes us hope that Jake (Andy Samberg) and Captain Holt's (the bone-dry Andre Braugher) time as neighbors "Greg" and "Larry" in the witness protection program in Florida will be brief.
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Any Manhattanite will tell you, New York City is sprinkled with hair inspiration — and it hits you when you least expect it — like when you're hustling to snake through a closing subway door and find yourself staring at a girl with a shiny, tousled bob bouncing off the collar of her camel peacoat.
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But in a world of cop shows still wedded to the closed-off, more procedural nature of shows like Law & Order and CSI, it's kind of fun to have a series more interested in building out a large ensemble of characters, where the cases are secondary to the characters bouncing off each other.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Monday, bouncing off early losses after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel had proof that "Iran lied" about its nuclear capabilities, and that he was sure U.S. President Donald Trump would do "the right thing" in reviewing the country's nuclear deal with western powers.
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Rouble-denominated shares rose 0.8 percent, bouncing off multi-month lows hit on Monday when the Moscow bourse dropped 8.3 percent The shares of Rusal, the aluminium giant, which, with its boss Oleg Deripaska, was highlighted prominently in the sanctions, fell a further 7.5 percent in Hong Kong after slumping 50 percent on Monday.
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After the third season's first few installments spent a lot of time getting everybody into the same room at the same place and time, it was almost a relief to have the ensemble cast bouncing off of each other all at once, like it was vintage The Good Place season two again or something.
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Click here to view original GIFHere's some truly frightening footage of airplanes landing at Birmingham Airport in the UK. "Landing" actually might not be the best term for these though because the airplanes look more like they're spinning sideways and tilting out of control and praying that their wheels touch the ground instead of bouncing off like a basketball.
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Jewel conceived the album while working in LA, when he realized he missed rain, and the album sounds like it: massive sheets of plummeting synthesizer whoosh, keyboards heard through a smokescreen with delayed reverb, tingly waves of shimmer and squeal, glistening sonic ice sculptures, howling wind, chilled melancholy, little percussive electronic droplets bouncing off the surface.
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Filmed on the sun-soaked streets of Barcelona, with both guys bouncing off the architecture like two Panda pop-pumped kids, the inclusion of New Order's "Age of Consent" makes the whole thing shimmer with optimism from beginning to end; imbuing the clip with a kind of hazy-eyed nostalgia before it's even had a chance to fade into the past.
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Along with Knowles's lithe falsetto, they've added the creamy, curvy tones of JONES and like all the best videos, this one elevates the track by being perfectly bizarre—featuring a plethora of bendy bodies, falling from the sky and tangling with one another, like a bunch of helium injected blow up sex dolls popped and plummeting… and bouncing off a giant woman.
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While a scene showing Cage walking through a building with bullets bouncing off his body was filmed in the style of the "Terminator" movie, Coker said he couldn't help but see the connection to his hoodie wearing superhero (the hoodie is a nod to Trayvon Martin, he said) and the high profile cases of black men being killed in police involved shootings.
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" As Leafly notes, it's an opinion backed up by sources such as Dirk Hayhurst, who wrote in "Out of My League" that marijuana has a very practical effect on those who partake: "[A] lot of guys who would otherwise be bouncing off the walls – anxious, frenetic balls of hyper activity – these guys play better and they're more focused when they're toked up.
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In "Farmhouse/Whorehouse," bouncing off from the peculiar propinquity of her childhood rural retreat and a house of prostitution, she ruminates on the back-to-the-land ethos that animated the hippie movement, and explores some little-known culinary traditions of the Texan heartland, including a "maternity cake" for wedding showers that is shaped like a pregnant woman's swollen belly.
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German bund futures opened more than 50 ticks lower at 163.2 and euro zone bond yields jumped 3-5 basis points across the board, bouncing off lows hit on Friday on the back of increased political risk in the U.S. The tax bill boosted leading euro zone stock index futures up 1 to 1.3 percent, with Germany's DAX futures the best-performing.
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OVER the past two months, as the weekly candlelit protests along Sejongno, Seoul's main boulevard, swelled from a few thousand participants to 2m, the calls bouncing off the high-rises for Park Geun-hye to step down are said to have become audible even in the Blue House, the president's official residence and office, a short distance to the north, where Ms Park had cloistered herself away.
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The film also scrutinizes the psychedelic counterculture that's floating on the surface of society, and one set-piece in particular—a savage grappling and fist fight behind the scenes at a swinging, kaleidoscopic-colored nightclub—is cross-edited with the performance of Stu Gardner, the club's soul singer, the men's brutal violence and the singer's close-up screams bouncing off each other in chaotic fashion.
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Michael Wolff, the author of a newly released book about President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's White House, said he has heard that Trump is "bouncing off the walls" with anger over the book.
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Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY ■ Live finger corals ■ Live plate corals ■ Live mound corals ■ Dead, bleached corals ■ Sand SCANNING FORESTS MEASURING BIODIVERSITY BLOCKED BY SEAWATER Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY ■ Live finger corals SCANNING FORESTS MEASURING BIODIVERSITY BLOCKED BY SEAWATER Honaunau Bay IMAGING CORAL REEFS CORAL BIODIVERSITY SCANNING FORESTS A unique spectral sensor measures wavelengths of light bouncing off the forest canopy to identify distinct tree species, shown here in artificial colors.
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With our imaginations running wilder than the most feverish fit of Hulkamania, we came up with a list of the following fighters we'd love to see in a future installment of the EA UFC series: The RockIf there's not a small part of you that doesn't want to see the most electrifying man in sports and entertainment bouncing off cage side to cage side, winding up and getting ready to drop The People's Elbow in the middle of the Octagon – perhaps right on Conor McGregor's people's face, essentially slapping the taste out of his mouth – then you might lack the capacity to feel joy.
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