I have buckets for apps, buckets for Molly's training, buckets for drinking.
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That is a lot of chicken and mashed potatoes, not to mention buckets and buckets of gravy.
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In fact, colleges have many buckets to fill, and applicants are mainly competing inside their own buckets.
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On the other end, Toronto's DeMar DeRozan put on a very different kind of performance art, taunting Knicks fans with "buckets, buckets, buckets" just before hitting the shot to seal the Raptors' 92-91 victory on Monday night.
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But I couldn't think of anyone named Sellers who sold buckets, so I reverted to thinking about them as retailers, yet who makes buckets?
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Fitch took into account the sub-buckets for GBP and USD to calculate the open FX position instead of considering the FX buckets' weighted average life.
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But that final shot of Lorelai and Rory — running toward each other across Stars Hollow, through buckets and buckets of yellow daisies — is lovely and joyous. 133.
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"We were looking for buckets of energy when we got closer to the Sun, and we're seeing some very large buckets going by, so that's good," Kasper said.
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"Native" buckets are filled with native dirt and may not contain any stones, whereas the "Enriched" buckets are guaranteed to contain treats like quartz, agate, obsidian, topaz, and/or emerald.
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Yes, this production came against two of the league's worst teams, but buckets are buckets, and Cook showed that on any given night he can set the court on fire.
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Levin likened the imperfect data-gathering to setting out 50 buckets before a snowstorm – even if 20 of the buckets are tipped over, enough are left to determine an overall snow pattern.
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Every month or so, under cover of predawn darkness, he and his team take a van to a different location in the city and swiftly unload treasure: buckets and buckets of flowers.
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Musicians would play before each movie, passing around donation buckets, and in one case I witnessed, donation buckets were passed around after the movie, so viewers could give directly to the highlighted causes.
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However, most public buckets are intended to be public, and finding exploitable information just by searching for public buckets is grueling work, even though the process is being made easier by security companies.
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These ETFs are buckets of securities that track an index.
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How many buckets of water could you take from it?
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Instead, they divvy up monthly data allotments into separate buckets.
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Minnesota's sealing buckets testified to the power of fresh legs.
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Customers are sure lapping up plans with bigger data buckets.
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The kits include water purification tablets, soap, gloves, and buckets.
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Buckets of tears were shed at The Pursuit of Happyness.
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Forget about paltry ice buckets and passé plumes of cinnamon.
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I cry buckets of tears pretty much the entire time.
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There are people over there dunking their hands in buckets.
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By default, the data is stored in Amazon S3 buckets.
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But there were too many easy buckets we gave up.
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Now you've got growlers – essentially buckets – of beer on demand.
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And with 1Password Business it's linking those two product buckets.
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He fills up all the buckets on the stat sheet.
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Google, he says, places its messaging goals into three buckets.
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"People used to come with buckets of meat," she said.
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And they fall into buckets like stable coins and tokens.
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A cash card travels better than grain, buckets and blankets.
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It's so the buckets aren't too heavy for the volunteers.
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Maybe a good Samaritan will swoop in, buckets in hand.
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"Right now I'm dropping buckets of cash," Mr. Trump said.
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Can the illness be transmitted through our buckets of sweat?
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Rating: Six and a half slime buckets out of seven.
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Eventually she gave up, running out of pots and buckets.
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Rows of Danish conifers sit by buckets of Dutch roses.
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The scraps are weighed with precision and stored in buckets.
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These buckets are transported in the backs of armored cars.
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Congressional issue discussions can be organized into two broad buckets.
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For legal reasons Motherboard did not access Cameo's buckets themselves.
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You can add up to 10 buckets per savings account.
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Let's not talk about the specific buckets of the charges.
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Accenture secured the storage buckets the following day, UpGuard said.
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Mentally separate your money into different buckets according to goals.
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Chicago isn't doing anything fancy to get him buckets, either.
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The short answer is there's two buckets to think about.
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So we design the menu to address all those buckets.
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Additional tests ruled out the possibility that the elephants were responding to the experimenters' body language, residual odors left in the buckets from earlier trials or the height of the seeds in the buckets.
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What you need: Kan Jam buckets and a Frisbee Players: 4 How to play: Set up the Kan Jam buckets 50 feet apart; each player will take turns tossing a Frisbee toward the opposite bucket.
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The new trailer is already promising that there will be buckets.
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But it's important to understand the different "buckets" of Mueller's probe.
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Syed pried open one of the buckets' lids and peered inside.
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At other points there are also literal buckets of bloody water.
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Weapons include squirt guns, paint rollers, buckets, and comically large brushes.
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Which of the below gift-giving buckets do you fit into?
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TC: There are so many buckets: delivery robots, self-driving trucks.
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And now that it is, he has buckets full of them.
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"I'm setting up my portfolio thinking about three buckets," said Parker.
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Well, Mae has already downed buckets of the company Kool-Aid.
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They kept them, their stems submerged, in a row of buckets.
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Here shoppers can find utilitarian items, like paint, buckets, and toolkits.
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But it will almost certainly fall into one of two buckets.
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Pranksters tried to extinguish the flame by tossing buckets of water.
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"Trust is earned in drops, but lost in buckets," McDermott said.
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Washington has a young backcourt that can trade buckets with anyone.
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Many of the Guys were clutching personal buckets of Bud Light.
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I was running around with buckets to save what I could.
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For instance, most farmers don't use buckets to collect syrup anymore.
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We have a natural tendency to put things into mental buckets.
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Other buckets contain public information and are intentionally set to public.
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While we're there we get a few buckets of beer ($50).
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"Three buckets right off the bat," Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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They're in buckets and barrels over at Burlington Coat Factory, right?
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Helsel said the buckets have been in classrooms for two years.
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Here's to Roger, who'll be crushing all the buckets in heaven.
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Everything Trump does or says falls into one of those buckets.
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She took baths with buckets of water collected from friends' houses.
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Wilson said about half of all Jeffco schools have opted-in for the go buckets and the school district leaves the decision whether or not to use the buckets up to the head of each school.
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We didn't get down in transition, we need to get easy buckets.
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Joe Young made some big buckets; Lavoy Allen had a strong performance.
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Buckets by Dellavedova, Antetokounmpo and Henson helped the Bucks create some separation.
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Workers dump packages of magic powder into buckets, add water, and stir.
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Antonio brings buckets of milk back to the kitchen for cheese making.
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There were people trying to drag buckets of water up the field.
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He divides a proposed agenda into three buckets: democracy, opportunity, and reform.
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"We collected water in buckets from a roof leak," Oliver tells PEOPLE.
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Until the final overtime, the Hawks needed every one of Egan's buckets.
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Ben-Bassat classified previous attempts to deliver personalized news into two buckets.
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Residents tried to bail water out of their houses with plastic buckets.
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Within minutes, ordinary people clutching buckets to collect rubble dashed to help.
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Ultimately, the stagehands didn't even want to clean it up with buckets.
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TRUMP, said the buckets you were issued to store your poker chips.
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The 245 pounds of warm candy was poured into buckets called runners.
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The full moon in Aries will send buckets of inspiration your way.
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They provided us with pipes for water supplies, buckets and so on.
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They then exchanged two buckets apiece, setting the stage for Barnes' block.
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They swapped the plastic buckets for metal containers that don't retain odors.
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The first six Oklahoma City buckets all came off assists from Westbrook.
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Some helicopters get equipped with big buckets to douse fires, Lopez said.
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"Ice buckets, ashtrays, a sign are what I'm looking for," he said.
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The cups are in big buckets at the front of the store.
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First is, what the Russians did, the things you mentioned, the buckets.
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The client had three buckets to choose from with different tax implications.
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Buckets set on the tables hold chop sticks, forks and paper napkins.
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We were able to get out and run, get some easy buckets.
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Some channel rainwater off their roof into buckets via corrugated iron sheets.
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Maybe we need to start charging for buckets of Taylor Swift posts?
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Sarah: The way I thought about investing in AI is three buckets.
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We are trying to collect rainwater, but we don't have enough buckets.
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Trump has no shortage of possible candidates who fit into those buckets.
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It takes 18 mop buckets at a minimum to do that job.
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The commercial team has since released products in each of those buckets.
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Nor was she by the smaller ones piled into buckets out front.
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"People brought bottles, pots, buckets and other home utensils," Mr. Gillani said.
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Savings buckets act like sub-accounts inside of an existing savings account.
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They got too many buckets, and it cost us down the stretch.
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It's dizzyingly hot, and there are only two buckets for personal hygiene.
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They just blow through twenty metres of dirt, with shovels and buckets.
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That set the stage for Anei's two late buckets and OSU's victory.
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Johns explained how the telescopes worked—they are essentially buckets of light.
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One woman carried four empty buckets that held about five gallons each.
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Two Buckets The Big One will wreak havoc on the sewer system.
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Stephenson told CNN that park service workers were inadequately prepared to handle the radioactive material, moving the buckets wearing gardening gloves purchased at a general store, and using mop handles to lift the buckets into pickups for transport.
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A less enthralling scene involved sorting potatoes by throwing them into different buckets.
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Don't spend buckets on an expensive phone from Samsung, Google, or anyone else.
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"I've received buckets of support from around the state of Arkansas," he said.
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My stomach had suffered through 215 weeks of gorging on buckets of salad.
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"We are still putting ideas and research into our little buckets," she said.
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Homeowners have forsaken their poisoned gardens to grow greens in sterile plastic buckets.
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" —shylohr "I still sleep with my childhood stuffed animal, a dog named Buckets.
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Paintings are worked on while flat, propped up on buckets or saw horses.
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Residents dump their buckets by foot or all-terrain vehicle in the landfill.
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A different research assistant walks by holding three plastic buckets of cat feces.
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Jean Chrétien, who governed from 1993 to 2003, used buckets to catch rain.
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Knowing this helped me recommend which buckets and potential themes to focus on.
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He scored 210 points, including a few key buckets in the second half.
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The company has also been raising buckets of equity to expand the business.
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Their point ... dude's got money by the buckets, and we want our cut.
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I wasn't pouring out buckets of sweat as I had been moments before.
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Think of it like CES, but for reclining chairs and designer popcorn buckets.
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The improvised kitchen is composed of deep fryers, griddles, and buckets of sauce.
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I dip my gloves in buckets of acrylic paint and start my workout.
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What are you doing with that platform and its 10 "buckets" of issues?
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The refining sector has contributed buckets of red ink to Pemex's bottom line.
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Alex Lomax capped the spurt with consecutive buckets off South Carolina State turnovers.
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But the Nuggets were able to hold off the Lakers with timely buckets.
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The older sister cried with rage and carried the buckets back by herself.
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Dump water from boat compartments, bait buckets, and live wells on dry land.
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There are no whole crabs in buckets, no butcher paper on the tables.
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You can also look through special buckets that cost between $5 and $1,000
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Giant buckets of cookies at the Minnesota State Fair are a fan favorite.
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Two, firewall rules that didn't lock down [which] IPs can access the buckets.
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Thais are very clean but I [emphasize] it more, like the sanitizing buckets.
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Is it just enough to fill buckets, or do we find a trashcan?
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Existing Portfolio Companies (33%) This category can be broken down into 3 buckets.
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The Ducks also had a season-high 29 assists on 40 made buckets.
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Today there are kids playing in a sandpit with plastic shovels and buckets.
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The ladders and buckets that extend from their trucks were sheathed in ice.
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"We never considered fighting a flood with buckets," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.
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Brainpan is a fairly new project, but one that shows buckets of promise.
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Inside a brightly lit sculptor's studio, we stirred buckets of milky white goop.
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The pictures showed food kept in buckets on the floor and garbage bags.
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He carried massive steel buckets for Bobcat excavators from North Dakota to Georgia.
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"We never considered fighting a flood with buckets," Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said.
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An official for the school district told CNN the buckets were not new.
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To become financially secure, McLean requires that all his athletes fill three buckets.
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But all they had was some buckets of water for very few people.
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"We buy ourselves a time horizon with the first two buckets," Drucker said.
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Milky white latex from rows of Hevea brasiliensis trees drips into red buckets.
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Each stall comes with three flakes of Timothy hay and two water buckets.
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With savings buckets, you can divvy up one savings account for multiple goals.
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She also set up buckets at the venue for audience members to donate.
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The difference is that Scroll creates individual "buckets" of usage for each user.
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"We buy ourselves a time horizon with the first two buckets," he added.
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He says there are typically two buckets: one for withdrawal, one for growth.
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How you invest these three buckets of money depends on the time horizon.
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On December 12, there were no chicken buckets at the Judiciary Committee's hearing.
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We're not the guy buying 10 piece buckets, we're the f--king chickens.
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People, some of them carrying plastic buckets rattling with coins, would go inside.
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"There were buckets where people's faces would be dissolved [in acid]," said Quintana.
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Cramer and company tossed the crowd Skittles and Starbursts out of plastic buckets.
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They cross-referenced recent purchases of those buckets at a local hardware store.
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They said their investigation found that Mr. Kaster had bought buckets on Feb.
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A camera's sensor is constantly bombarded with light; rain is constantly falling on the field of buckets, to return to our metaphor, but when you're not taking a picture, these buckets are bottomless and no one is checking their contents.
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With the money in those buckets already put aside, you may be able to ride out a shaky market more peacefully, using the returns from your investment portfolio to replenish the buckets as you use the cash you really need.
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Evil Dead, which has buckets of blood to go around, airs Sundays on Starz.
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The U.S. military said it supplied two helicopters with specialised buckets to drop water.
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Parents cool toddlers in buckets filled with what fetid water drips from the taps.
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As for my other spending habits, I simply divide my budgets into three buckets.
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That evolution is new, and so far it's really just a few big buckets.
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Everyone is different, so some buckets may be more important to people than others.
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The statistics are put into buckets per top privately-controlled domain or TLD+1.
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And it's not just fried chicken buckets that can be fashioned into soda silos.
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The prominent marsupial is known for crushing metal buckets, and well, being really buff.
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Raymond Lucia ran an investment business, which included his "Buckets of Money" promotional lectures.
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Tiny feet are placed in buckets with pea-sized balls, and enticed to kick.
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Turns out, pouring buckets of ice cold water over your head was actually worthwhile!
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Donovan Mitchell looked like a veteran, providing steals and buckets from both guard spots.
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But when it comes to our bank accounts, clearly these buckets don't exist automatically.
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Guys got off, guys made some easy buckets and I filled in from there.
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It seems he and his buckets were no match against an entire flooded street.
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I'm trying to watch Grandpa Buckets back there drain more shit than a plumber.
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There was talk of buckets (three of them) to illustrate some members' desired process.
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He had buckets and bags of clear plastic, white plastic, green plastic, rope, paper.
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We can break down self-care into four buckets: physical, mental, social and spiritual.
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This slide shows the four buckets of data and the reach of each one.
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If Banayan dropped his ticket into one of those buckets, his chances would skyrocket.
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At the end, we were kind of trading buckets, but we were up big.
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To get water, Carlos and Noemi had to carry buckets from a nearby river.
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He divides the smaller end of the independent financial advisor market into two buckets.
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There were plastic buckets with live crabs and dinner tables fitted with Lazy Susans.
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The company is using the buckets of capital to expand beyond bikes and scooters.
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These days, the Rockets don't have the luxury of scoffing at buckets imprudently gotten.
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Indeed, Isaac shows the limitations of placing prospects in the safe and upside buckets.
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Teachers are putting together buckets of treat to keep students calm during lockdown drills.
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He collected the buckets and sticks after each game to distribute at other games.
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They set up buckets to catch runoff and poured leftover dishwater in the toilet.
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Anything else is merely taking buckets to a flood when the levees have broken.
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With a few buckets of seawater, the baby pool creates a safe, contained space.
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At Cameron Hut, my dinnertime ritual began by fetching river water in the buckets.
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"I think Danny's buckets boosted our whole team's confidence," Raptors Coach Nick Nurse said.
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It was time to empty buckets of liquid plaster into the upside-down mold.
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A doctor holding a syringe and two men carrying buckets of water approached me.
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Start ungainly sprinting, looking ridiculous with my poor Patagonia backpack clattering around, sweat buckets.
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KENNY DICHTER: Well, I would say, Becky, we have got three buckets of revenue.
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A group of workers, rolling buckets and holding mops and brooms, approach one plane.
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Millions of rubber trees stood in martial rows, their catchment buckets resembling red fezzes.
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The Realtors divide sales figures into six different price "buckets" in their monthly report.
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We took two buckets: one for water with cleaning detergent and another for rinsing.
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Casey Dickinson's dog, Cooper, prefers that you actually score buckets in games of fetch.
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A woman in a silky burgundy sari bustled up and demanded 10 buckets. Ten?
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Its new corporate bond sub-indices represent several maturity buckets, industry sectors and rating classes.
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Afterward, the water is scooped into buckets and used to flush toilets and water plants.
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Buckets of slop sit outside every house -- not a scrap of water is wasted here.
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Click here to view original GIFBuilding a flying RC plane with KFC buckets as wings?
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Unlike ice buckets, the Icebreaker has a bottom tray that collects melted water between servings.
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The easy buckets come with a tax, levied at every ball screen and skip pass.
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The men or boys you heartthrobbed for back in the day fell into several buckets.
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" "In the morning they open the cell and take the urine and stool (buckets) outside.
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Saudi Arabia's public investment fund, for example, has promised to give him buckets of cash.
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Plus, it came with comfortable sports seats, rather than the carbon buckets in the 33LT.
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"Lil' Cash holds tight to his brother, even through buckets of tears and screaming fits."
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We'd wear rubber boots and dirty jeans and take buckets, spend hours avoiding thorns, picking.
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It fits somewhere in-between the everything buckets of Evernote and OneNote and Google Keep.
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To get started, users only need to point the service at their existing S3 buckets.
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Mendes still seems pure enough to play Bieber before he started pissing in nightclub buckets.
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Get your popcorn buckets ready — Disney has a packed slate of films through December 2027.
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One of which was one of those heavy, metal ice buckets usually reserved for champagne.
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Costco sells a 1-month supply of 390 servings in plastic gallon buckets for $114.99.
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This is an unquestionable R, for everything from full-frontal nudity to buckets of blood.
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I'm not promising you won't sweat any less if you're the type to fill buckets.
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For over five years, she used buckets to catch the water through the leaky roof.
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Just jump ahead to the 11-minute mark to see those chicken buckets soar.[Digg]
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The Clippers climbed back with 113 unanswered points, capped by a pair of Griffin buckets.
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You also might also remember Roger, the other buff kangaroo who likes to crush buckets.
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The planes then used a special system of cables to snag the buckets in midair.
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I used the hose to fill buckets with water and place them around the house.
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There's a smoking frog surrounded by buckets of house paint casually brushing an abstract sculpture.
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Chino Hills pressed, swarmed, and leaked out for buckets until the final buzzer cried mercy.
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Back in February, we told you about the heart-shaped buckets made for Valentine's Day.
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"[AWS] S3 buckets usually have a name," said UpGuard's vice president of product Greg Pollock.
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Hopefully Phil has been trained to piss in buckets at nightclubs, just like his owner.
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There are buckets by her, one for trash, one with an air freshener on it.
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The clip shows a space filled by buckets, bins, tools, candles, rugs, and various miscellany.
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They then used a broken mop handle to lift the contaminated buckets into a truck.
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"We have buckets in our shower and bathroom sink to save excess water," Buckley said.
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I love the popcorn buckets, but my true passion will always be these multiplayer basketballs.
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AT&T is also (yet again) switching up the data buckets you can choose between.
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JIM You probably can't convince your friend to stop earning (and spending) buckets of cash.
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Quake Champions seems like it's just about rocket-jumping, rail guns, and buckets of gibs.
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Colorado edged the guests on the boards 36-34 and drew assists on 25 buckets.
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Actually, says The Federalist, it's a great idea to arm schoolchildren with buckets of rocks.
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It's like buying buckets for a leaky roof instead of just fixing the roof itself.
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Akinjo steadied the Hoyas with back-to-back buckets that ignited a 103-3 run.
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They claimed they had to urinate and defecate into bottles and buckets in their cars.
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The Celtics mounted a rally that included back-to-back buckets by Crowder in transition.
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Those buckets full of the good ol' Colonel's secret recipe and I go way back.
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Jamal Crawford will always be known for his ability to get buckets off the bench.
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But forget the buckets, I'm down to just watch this on loop for a minute.
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These miserable buckets are a sad end for someone who once had so much power.
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The volunteers shoveled rubble into buckets and cleared it from the scene in human chains.
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Economists tend to group explanations of discriminatory behavior into two buckets: taste-based and statistical.
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Enthusiasts replaced flat-cushioned buckets with sculpted Recaro seats, and the automotive industry took notice.
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In squatter camps, people share communal taps and carry water in buckets to their shacks.
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It doesn't matter how many buckets we have if we can't turn off the flow.
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That water comes from local streams and rivers, where water-dropping helicopters drop their buckets.
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While that's highly doubtful, she hasn't rushed to throw buckets of cold water on it.
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Others grabbed buckets to collect precious water from gutters to be used for washing clothes.
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Virginia Tech had 212 baskets from 212.1-point range and 10 buckets on 2-pointers.
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It's crowded and grubby; buckets of parts and boxes of training wheels line the entryway.
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From his apartment window, she could see the buckets of doll eyes and doll arms.
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I'M VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE GREEN SHOOTS THAT WE'RE SEEING IN BOTH OF THOSE BUCKETS.
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The way I think about it is I look at nootropics probably into two buckets.
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Anyhow, ZeroDB data is stored in "buckets" or containers corresponding to the tree's different nodes.
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The small buckets on the ground are there to catch the falling drops of rain.
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Complicating matters is the fact that more than half of village households—about 6,000 homes across the state—do not have indoor plumbing and instead rely on "honey buckets", five-gallon buckets lined with a plastic bag and with a loo seat perched on top.
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It really does a disservice to try and simplify it into just one of those buckets.
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I ALWAYS THINK ABOUT REGULATION AND HOW IT EFFECTS A BUSINESS LIKE OURS IN THREE BUCKETS.
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Surrounding shoppers watched as the crews brought up chemicals in large white buckets before testing it.
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The space is cluttered with palettes of paint and buckets of brushes spread across wooden tables.
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People make a queue to carry buckets with water to extinguish wildfires in Vigo, northwestern Spain.
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People pass buckets and shovels to remove the rubble of a collapsed building in Mexico City.
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So Geeta would sneak over to see Premwati, who made buckets of tea, watery and sweet.
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In online forums self-described jungalmot (political dummies) say they "cried buckets" when they watched it.
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" Still, she said, it's hard not to feel lured by "the shiny larger buckets of money.
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Nicky will undoubtedly be killed in these ensuing two weeks, and we will all cry buckets.
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AND TODAY I OFFICIALLY ENDED THE ERA OF DATA BUCKETS AND WENT ALL-IN ON UNLIMITED.
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The less ability we have to put things in buckets, I think the better for everybody.
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Oklahoma City guard Cameron Payne added eight points with some key buckets in the fourth quarter.
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Both datasets were stored in unsecured Amazon S3 buckets and could be accessed by virtually anyone.
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Speaking of poetry, the winners will get to choose one of three poems for their buckets.
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"We were able to get stops and get some transition buckets," Baylor coach Scott Drew said.
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The "dog" reportedly chowed down on a box of fruit and two buckets of noodles everyday.
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But it now creates four buckets within that list, charging a range between 5% and 25%.
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Depending on the size of your emergency fund, Straub suggests dividing the fund in three buckets.
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The Clippers made it close in the final 236.1 seconds, getting three straight 113-point buckets.
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Others waited to fill their buckets from the trucks that rushed water to the impacted neighborhoods.
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Finally, the participants went back to the ice buckets to see how their tolerance had changed.
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In the second-half, he lifts up six southpaw buckets, with an even three per quarter.
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Where other filmmakers rely on buckets of gore and frenetic editing, Verbinski applies gravitas and precision.
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As part of the deal, he also got the curtains, mop buckets and film reel canisters.
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The biggest change in iMessage is the addition of apps, which fall into roughly two buckets.
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He didn't get too many buckets in transition, which is another way he scores a lot.
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Vintage French Glass Ice Bucket, $70 + $5 shippingThese striking ice buckets come from the French countryside.
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They conclude how to prioritize human review of items in the Green, Yellow or Red buckets.
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In an interview with Fox News Denver, Lopez spoke about the morbid symbolism of the buckets.
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A banya typically includes a steam room with wooden benches, buckets or pools of cold water.
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It's also because one of Nicotine's core walls comprises fermenting excrement in large, sealed plastic buckets.
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They got second-chance buckets, and that's how they ended up closing the game on us.
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The most eye-catching pieces, however, were the brand's oversized plastic hats that resembled sand buckets.
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Under ObamaCare, insurance companies were offered several buckets of taxpayer money from which to draw subsidies.
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It runs the gamut from multinational companies' deploying enormous dredges to villagers toting shovels and buckets.
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We sit on paint buckets and eat our dinner in the middle of our living room.
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Instead of balsa wood, he's built working aircraft using Lego, and even Kentucky Fried Chicken buckets.
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The second listed the number of buckets or folders of data; 700 according to the complaint.
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Lucia, known for his "Buckets of Money" investment strategy, was hoping to beat back fraud charges.
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The same is true for almost all of the "buckets" that appear in online marketing analytics.
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The few remaining staff help pile buckets of sandwiches and desserts into the truck and backseat.
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He doesn't make many mistakes and has hit a couple of buckets while playing tough defense.
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Another group stacked them high in green buckets, where they glimmered gold in the midday sun.
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"As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels," Sergeant Kelly said.
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Volunteers jump out of the back of the van with plastic buckets and piles of enthusiasm.
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They ferried their buckets into Cape Town, emptying their contents at the entrance to City Hall.
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Economists tend to divide the economic effects of the trillion dollar tax cuts into two buckets.
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The agency has also begun mobilizing supplies, including plastic sheeting, hygiene kits, water buckets, and chainsaws.
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They fill empty bottles and buckets, which they use to clean their homes and flush toilets.
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Water leaked into an assortment of pots and buckets they had scattered throughout the ground floor.
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Over the years, UpGuard researchers have discovered millions of private records exposed on misconfigured S3 buckets.
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The brick shack on the outskirts of Venezuela's capital is crowded with tubs, jugs and buckets.
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With bright-red chairs and utensils in buckets, it had a bit of a retro vibe.
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The truck had stopped in Manhattan to pick up other buckets of scrap, Detective Pastor said.
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Hawkers wandered through the crowd with buckets of fresh pineapple and cucumber spears on their head.
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The men from the truck set up a nursing station and poured in buckets of milk.
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Toppin and Ryan Mikesell followed with a pair of buckets to put Dayton up 28-224.
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ASSIST RATIOS: The Dons have recently used assists to create buckets more often than the Gaels.
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Specifically, the credentials granted access to Amazon S3 buckets used to store data, the researcher said.
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On the other hand, the hats that were handbags that were sand buckets were pretty cute.
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Traditional collection using buckets has been replaced by hundreds of miles of vacuum pump-operated tubing.
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People play with water guns and dump buckets of waters from the beds of pickup trucks.
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It doesn't matter how many buckets you give me if we can't turn off the flow.
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Sometimes we take travel for granted, filing away at buckets lists with no sense of urgency.
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Waste from portable toilets called honey buckets has been distributed across the landscape by recurrent flooding.
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After the show, you will find cast members with buckets for donations to charities for children.
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We tend to equate poultry production with factory farms, downstream pollution and 21.50-piece McNugget buckets.
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On Nostrand Avenue, a West Indian market that had carried buckets of salt cod had closed.
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MZ: You could divide it into two buckets: things we know and things we don't know.
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People play with water guns and dump buckets of water from the beds of pickup trucks.
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Or, use your two buckets, at least until you need to make them into your toilet.
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Prosecutors placed the charges into four buckets: wire fraud, tax fraud, bank fraud, and bankruptcy fraud.
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The teams traded buckets but center Dylan Osetkowski's dunk put Tulane up for good at 88-87.
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Set the two buckets across the room, stick a potato between your legs and start the race.
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Inspector Sands' surname stems from the use of sand buckets, which are sometimes used to extinguish fires.
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With unreliable access to piped water, people there store water in rooftop cisterns, buckets and the like.
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We had what we called the three buckets—Halo 3, the Peter Jackson game, and Halo 4.
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During winter months, students wear coats to class, dodging buckets that catch water leaking through the ceiling.
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In Goma, buckets of chlorinated water alongside health workers armed with thermometers are stationed throughout the city.
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Protesters were banging pot lids and plastic buckets, chanting "madaniya, madaniya" -- short for "civilian rule" in Arabic.
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"We would fill buckets from the basement and carry them upstairs to flush the toilet," Morris recalled.
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The girl was putting in buckets one after the other, while Thompson appeared to struggle a bit.
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The pilgrims travel on foot and use a wooden yoke or kanvar to balance two small buckets.
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Wax's paper splits the case for lower immigration rates into two buckets: the economic and the cultural.
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Republicans have long said the plan is to do repeal and replace in three "buckets," or phases.
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Blair duQuesnay of Ritholtz Wealth Management in New York suggests splitting retirement savings equally into three buckets.
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Why is the ore less worrying than, say, if there had been three buckets of spent fuel?
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At the time, doctors prescribed buckets of cold water thrown over the head to combat suicidal thoughts.
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Photographs and videos were leaked of prosecutors celebrating their birthdays with buckets of black caviar and vodka.
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A bottle of Voss, [to] keep them thirst-buckets off you; and a nice little fake Balenciaga.
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The Trump administration holds none of those ideals except for the worship of making buckets of money.
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He finished one shy of his career high of six long-range buckets in a single game.
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Harper scored the first two buckets of overtime to give Auburn a lead it would not relinquish.
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British Leyland, state-owned and subsidy-sodden, produced underpowered rust-buckets—when it was working at all.
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Rescuers showed up that night with boxes and buckets and cat carriers, grabbing all they could catch.
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So he marched right down to municipal court and paid it -- with two buckets full of pennies.
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Here are the three investment buckets from Morgan Stanley, along with the specific plays from the firm:
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Young girls carry buckets of clean water across rice paddy fields in Dala, Myanmar, May 1, 2016.
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He wrote that the buckets were stored near a taxidermy exhibit that tours for kids stopped at.
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Foster got things started with three buckets — two dunks and a layup — in the opening 2388 seconds.
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D.J. Wilson scored back-to-back buckets and Brogdon followed with a layup to cap the run.
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The activity is strenuous (my friend had never skated before), so he knew he would sweat buckets.
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The firemen came in with a cart and a big can of water, no hoses, just buckets.
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At closing time, the farmers brought buckets to buy the squeezed, unbought, unloved Jersey fruits for canning.
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Often equipped with just shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.
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Instead, Cramer has created five buckets of stocks that will shield a portfolio while obtaining maximum gain.
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"Recruiting and analytics are the two big buckets for revenue that we see going forward," Mead says.
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And if you are not falling into the first two buckets, we've said we're coming after you.
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Both teams then traded buckets as the clock ticked down until there were about 25 seconds left.
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" Frannie Hutchinson, a St. Lucie commissioner, demanded the Corps "take its shovels and buckets and go home.
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TechCrunch confirmed that the keys were still active and linked to the listed buckets as of Wednesday.
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But the big question is how she will spend the buckets of money she will inevitably raise.
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First off, even though menstruation produces buckets of blood per hour, don't worry about our well-being.
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One of her brothers washes up the bathroom, while someone else fills buckets with water for later.
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While these are the right buckets, they do not tell a complete and accurate story about quality.
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Carton made consecutive buckets, including a 3-pointer, for a 49-43 lead with 7:35 left.
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Pierre did the work, bunting four or five buckets of balls every day, and lasted 14 seasons.
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Instead, business schools look for the top people across a variety of industries or "buckets," he said.
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"Every morning, we'd take our sponges and buckets, and sit in the bath all day," she says.
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Tarantino would seem to confirm the downward trend, drowning Star Trek in buckets of green blood. Engage!
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Gallons of prosecco and crisp white Italian wines sat in giant ice buckets kept discreetly in corners.
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Rachel Stone: True, or he's back to provide a segue into the buckets of aphrodisiac fermented crab?
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There, human chains spanning entire blocks worked Thursday, carrying buckets full of debris away from collapsed homes.
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I'm not like one of the American hoarders who have vast warehouses filled with buckets of food.
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These are cloud storage units, known as buckets, that are misconfigured to be accessible by the public.
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Guards spewed verbal abuse, manhandling the prisoners and demanding that they go to the bathroom in buckets.
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But while he collects buckets of media hits, J Street only has revenue of about $2.5 million.
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Inside were taps and buckets of water for the men for the men to wash themselves with.
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When she's ready to move on to a new color, he refills the murky buckets of water.
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In a lounge area of the restaurant, the real LV motif covered stools made out of buckets.
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Almost every hut has some access to water, but that was the only time I used buckets.
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In director Andy Muschietti's version, however, blood spews everywhere, soaking the entire room in buckets of red.
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" • Quotation of the day "As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels.
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"As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels," a police sergeant said.
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Two wins came in walk-off fashion and resulted in difference makers being doused with ice buckets.
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The alternative is hauling buckets of water to your campsite, which is a long and laborious task.
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Buckets of water can be carried to the shower of course but that takes time and effort.
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Washbins and buckets for rainwater, the only freshwater available, lined the island's pathways, thirsty for a storm.
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The objects are displayed on pedestals made of buckets, flower pots, furniture or other traditionally nonart materials.
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He raised buckets of money within 24 hours of launching his campaign -- nearly $603 million in fact.
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"We shower over buckets, and then use that water elsewhere in the house or garden," she said.
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"When I look at retail, before the internet, I see two buckets," said Bernie Yoo, a founder.
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Multiple accounts and savings buckets give you more controlMoney-smart households are sure to save for emergencies.
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You might have more than two buckets: one for emergency savings, or one for children and grandchildren.
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Four more 3-point buckets by Lamb extended Vermont's advantage to 40-252 with 214:210 remaining.
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The blood is drained into buckets and sold to restaurants along with the meat, for cooking purposes.
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Depending on when they became available for sale, devices generally fit into one of three regulatory buckets.
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"There were five-gallon pail buckets on four of the dots in each end zone," Snow said.
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At the feet lay two buckets of silver and gold confetti discs like offerings to the gods.
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For the record, the headline performer that night was T-Pain ... but Jimmy Buckets stole the show!
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Believers wanted an escape: from poverty, failing health, and the feeling that their lives were leaky buckets.
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We think it's important that all companies have tools that they use from each of these big buckets.
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Most people have a bunch of buckets of money for different goals, or they try to at least.
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"It all came down to luck and a whole lot of buckets of water," he told KTLA 5.
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Caregivers should also empty any water from containers, such as pails, buckets and kiddie pools, immediately after use.
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The pipeline blast took place Friday as people collected spilled gasoline in buckets, plastic jugs and garbage cans.
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I went to a bartending "school" where we started every four-hour class making buckets of colored water.
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They're known for their crazy popcorn flavors—and popcorn buckets that bring in longer lines than the rides!
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One plot hinges on buckets of feces; another features P.T.A. moms learning about Michel Foucault's thoughts on sex.
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AND WITH THIS, WHAT WE'RE DOING, IS WE'RE PROVIDING UNLIMITED VIDEO STREAMING, NO DATA BUCKETS, AT STANDARD DEFINITION.
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Buckets with cranberries (left) and strawberries (right) are seen at a market near the Siberian village of Yangutum.
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We still get our transition buckets, but we also have to go to our half-court motion game.
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Conley (four) and Daniels (six) combined to hit 193 of the Grizzlies' 13 buckets from 3-point range.
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The goals of special structures likes dual-class stock fall into two buckets, says startup attorney Jared Verzello.
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I PUT THAT METAL BAR, THE BUCKETS, BECAUSE YOU CAN'T DETERMINE WHO'S GETTING WHAT PIECE OF THE PIE.
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"I started the game a couple of easy free throws, easy buckets on the fast break," Bogdanovic said.
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Two North Dakota National Guard helicopters extinguished the fire with water buckets, the Morton County Sheriff's department said.
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Their propaganda videos show alarming amounts of guns, vehicles and overflowing buckets of bullets now in their hands.
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Oklahoma State managed just two buckets, by Isaac Likekele and Thomas Dziagwa, over the next six-plus minutes.
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The thickness of the lava is the same reason why volcanologists trying to take samples don't use buckets.
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Everyone had to scamper off the field early because the skies opened and buckets of water started falling.
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These fixes fall into four main buckets, spelling out the acronym PAIN: privacy, antitrust, interoperability and non-discrimination.
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She winds up covered in buckets of blood and, at one point, a bloody prosthetic leg falls off.
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In the maternity ward's theater stinking buckets of liquid waste hung off beds, apparently there for several days.
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On roadsides near the fields, buckets were provided for travelers, who were encouraged to leave their waste behind.
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Access Control Lists (ACLs) let admins define and manage who has access to buckets and objects in S3.
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For 18 years, three buckets of uranium ore sat in a museum storage area close to the galleries.
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For the leaders I tracked, the 5-hour rule often fell into three buckets: reading, reflection and experimentation.
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Meanwhile swords and daggers are replaced with brooms and buckets, which act as extensions of the dancers' bodies.
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Fill buckets and bowls with dried pasta or beans and let them dig with measuring cups and spoons.
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It's designed to disperse body heat for a cooling comfort that prevents you from sweating buckets at night.
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Just think, you can use that extra $125 to splurge on buckets of Coronas and extra suntan lotion.
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The elephants didn't choose as wisely when the researchers gave the buckets solid lids that blocked scents, though.
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We found a whole section of metal buckets and bowls that added a rustic touch to the collection.
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Watching your extremities disappear like so many buckets of chum isn't so much a time for interspecies comradery.
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What I don't have is buckets of disposable income to blow on "generous amounts" of $50 hand cream.
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Once they spot a client, they rush in with smaller buckets, often fighting one another along the way.
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Google reports its advertising revenue in two buckets: — Google properties (revenue from Google search, Gmail, YouTube, and others).
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We were looking specifically for these different character buckets, Kaylyn kind of represented a young starlet on Instagram.
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The group was using three garden hoses at one time and lots of buckets to keep homes wet.
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They squatted next to buckets, wielding shears with one hand and catching bunches of grapes in the other.
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A school district in Denver, Colorado, has started adding large buckets and kitty litter to teacher's supply lists.
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There is no single standard for admissions at select colleges, because there are many different buckets to fill.
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THINGS THAT HISTORICALLY WE DIDN'T PUT IN NATIONAL SECURITY BUCKET AND HOW WE SHOULD THINK ABOUT THOSE BUCKETS.
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Well, Harris literally gets three buckets out of a dealer robot, torturing him above a very scenic landscape.
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Once used, the spent cutting abrasive can be removed in tiny buckets at the front of the machine.
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In short, Facebook analyzed thousands of article headlines and categorized them in two buckets: Clickbait or not-clickbait.
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The search engine is specifically focused on Amazon's Simple Storage Service (S3), and S3 servers known as buckets.
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As the BuckHacker administrator pointed out, you can also find some exposed buckets with a specific Google search.
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The smell of open sewage hung in the air and residents put out buckets to collect rain water.
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CARE plans to provide drinking water, soap, buckets to collect water and sanitary napkins for women in Palu.
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A metal countertop stretched beneath the window with a pair of water buckets and two stools stashed below.
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Gary Libby describes locals coming to the dock with empty buckets and filling them for $10 or less.
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When water starts to flow out of someone's tap, neighbors and relatives rush over with bottles and buckets.
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In Hulu's case, the company says close to half its customers fall into one of those two buckets.
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Already, we have buckets under every faucet to capture water from hand washing, teeth brushing and food washing.
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On arrival, they choose their own seats from a heap of buckets, plastic crates, camp chairs and coolers.
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"Anything of this magnitude, there are three buckets of issues," Ken Hershman, former president of HBO Sports, said.
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And how some of the women returned from cleaning assignments with their mops and buckets dry, apparently unused.
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In the fall, storms drop buckets of snow onto the sea ice, but in midwinter, those storms decrease.
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David Sloan, who led the Wildcats with 17 points, keyed that surge with three buckets off impressive drives.
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There is a shortage of housing, and sewage in some outlying villages still consists of primitive "honey buckets".
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Mathews, whose short fiction has graced many publications and "The Best American Short Stories," has talent in buckets.
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The teams traded buckets early, with neither team leading by more than four until almost 15 minutes in.
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They take buckets of warm water and throw it on us, and apply Moroccan black soap on us.
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These days, when it rains, water finds its way into the home, forcing her to have buckets inside.
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What's more, Sanders and another of the six, Elizabeth Warren, have raised buckets of money without courting plutocrats.
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Questions like: Do we really want to be handing over buckets of personal data each time we fly?
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The grey water is then collected and stored in buckets to flush the toilets and to water plants.
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Teammates Ervin Santana, Miguel Sano and Adalberto Mejia snuck up behind him with buckets of ice and water.
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The buckets held API data, authentication credentials, decryption keys and customer information related to Accenture's cloud management platform.
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His recent behavior shows "cracks in the leadership buckets" and can reflect dysfunction within the organization, Casciaro said.
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The requirement allows managers to include bond buckets in their deals without running foul of the Volcker rule.
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But Doolittle and Williams each tacked on buckets, enabling Oklahoma to take a 41-29 cushion to intermission.
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He bathes with buckets of water, cooks in a fire pit and keeps his clothes in trash bags.
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She made it by pouring buckets of pigment, thinned with turpentine, down the canvas in many diaphanous layers.
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That night, he dreamed of the buckets and saw himself making Champagne truffles and selling them like crazy.
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It's as good an explanation for buckets full of wet apples on October 31st as I've ever heard.
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Those are the four issue buckets that we deal so youth can get a better ground-up approach.
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A screenshot of the exposed AWS credentials, allowing access to buckets with GitLab private tokens (Image: supplied) A screenshot of the exposed AWS credentials, allowing access to buckets with GitLab private tokens (Image: supplied) Hussein, a white-hat hacker and data breach discoverer, reported the findings to Samsung on April 10.
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The only things you need are some raw potatoes (one for each person playing) and two 5-gallon buckets.
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We then had to figure out which articles matched up between these two buckets, which was an interesting process.
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The battery pack lives in the floor, so there's no room for the buckets that the seats drop into.
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These buckets include multiple trade associations, advocacy groups, and lobbying contractors, both for and against the net neutrality rules.
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Buckets from Lopez, Kuzma and Ingram stemmed the tide, pushing the lead back to 10 in the final minutes.
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Hadoop can parse similar sets of data into so-called buckets to make processing or searching data more efficient.
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Cassidy and Smith's buckets contained 882 pounds of polysilicon, all of which looked to be of relatively good quality.
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The light buckets will act like floodlights in reverse, pulling in radio waves from a huge swath of sky.
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On Friday, participants soaked each other with buckets and toy spray guns, turning their clothes a shade of purple.
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With barf buckets in hand, the gang enter uncharted territory when it comes to blended chickpeas, lemon and tahini.
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Others, most of them Nigerian, are stripped of their clothes and showered or washed down with buckets of water.
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At the complex, men washed using buckets in a shower area beside reeking portable toilets and giant mud puddles.
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Today the consultancy reckons that businesses shift between the buckets twice as fast as they did in the 22015s.
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But again, it's a much larger quantity than three buckets sitting in a closet or in a back room.
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Virgo might be chill and logical, but Pisces is a dreamer who isn't afraid to cry buckets of tears.
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I buy some cute buckets with chalkboards for candidate donations, and a liquid chalk pen to write on them.
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Back-to-back buckets from Horford and Rozier extended Boston's lead to 220-66, forcing McMillan to call timeout.
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It took seven buckets of water to safely remove the kitty's front and back paws from the icy ground.
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It's got just enough bite to keep me interested, and buckets of sugar to keep me awake all night.
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He and other children were collecting water in buckets from the lake to make sandcastles between 73:30 p.m.
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Westrich used vacuum hoses to wrangle the thousands of bees into several large buckets and safely relocate the colony.
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To understand this skewed outcome, imagine a crude model that sorts borrowers into three buckets: good, bad and middling.
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The Hague Demonstrators poured buckets of fake blood on the street near government offices in The Hague on Monday.
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Lindsey Graham really fits neither of those buckets, but earlier personally averred that firing Mueller would be a disaster.
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Galicians used WhatsApp group chats to organize and buckets of water and tree branches to extinguish the deadly flames.
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We wanted them to feel harmonious as well, like puzzle pieces, to carve out different thematic buckets for them.
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Their apps allow customers to budget and track spending by splitting cash into different buckets within the same account.
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Blood, guts, and buckets of gore is promised, but I just don't see this being a heap of fun.
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Lucia, best known for his "Buckets of Money" investment strategy, was sued by the SEC for fraud in 2012.
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Residents have been pouring buckets of water over burning embers of ruined homes and gas lines in some areas.
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Some say it was so bad they had to urinate and defecate into bottles and buckets in their cars.
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Fees for 401(k) plans can be simply categorized into two buckets: administrative and investment product and advisory fees.
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There's one map where you start out in a movie theater and there are a ton of popcorn buckets.
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For career mode, it's the first to three buckets and you climb the ranks in a 10-game series.
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After he investigates each bucket with his trunk, the researchers unlock the buckets and let him make a choice.
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The U.N. is also procuring 100,000 kits with core relief items, including blankets, jerry cans, buckets and kitchen utensils.
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No, the mornings here blossom languidly to the chirping of birds and the thump, thump, thump of feed buckets.
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Billions of Korean wons were poured into treatment; tens of thousands of resected thyroids ended up in surgical buckets.
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I was assigned to garde-manger, where I chopped carrots, cleaned buckets of squid, and fixed the occasional salad.
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A woman shared memories of nuns in a children's home hurling buckets of cold water at her as punishment.
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With their buckets held high like the horns of battling beetles, the two machines repeatedly slam into each other.
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S3 buckets are set private by default but some are made publicly accessible so users can download data directly.
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Patients vomit and defecate on the floor or into small yellow buckets, too sick to leave their stifling confines.
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Models turned heads during the show as they took the stage wearing oversized plastic hats that resembled sand buckets.
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Later, a report comes back, breaking down various depression drugs like Zoloft and Paxil into different color-coded buckets.
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The eight of them shared a small room and a kitchen area with buckets in place of a sink.
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Events are included in membership, and at the moment, fall into three buckets: wellness, education and brand pop-ups.
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A 7-foot Nets center, he is thought of as a classic inside player, looking to create easy buckets.
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Our cabin leaked so much that it was a maze weaving between all the buckets on the floor inside.
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Some carried away buckets full of debris while others called out the names of those who have been rescued.
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Every couple minutes the staff would load crates of empty beer bottles or the broth buckets onto an elevator.
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"I was running up and down the stairs filling buckets with water," she says, still laughing out of disbelief.
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The height gives those who ride a stunning view of Tokyo, particularly because the colorful buckets have transparent windows.
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Those franchises produced buckets of blood and cash ($22009 million total for "Friday" and $213 million for "Elm Street").
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In Vilna at that time, water carriers were needed to deliver buckets of water to homes from available wells.
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Even if it surfaced for only one day before winter returned in buckets, wasn't it a thing to behold?
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I could hear the clicking of long longs creeping down the hall, muffled by buckets of tears and snot.
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Submissions are largely vetted by Twitter Support, which dumps applicants into various buckets: celebrity, journalist, athlete, business, politician, etc.
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Mr. Lucia, who for years promised investors "buckets of money" in radio advertisements, could not be reached for comment.
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Margaret Phungula, 21.2, carries buckets to a muddy stream six times a day for water, adding spoonfuls of chlorine.
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When someone noticed the truck's cargo was leaking, many rushed to get buckets and containers to collect the fuel.
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The consumer-enterprise split, a loose divide that cleaves the startup world into two somewhat-neat buckets, has flipped.
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The first draft had proposed a stricter system of categorizing investments, with six levels, or "buckets," defining their liquidity.
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The residents of Buharbuq had taken everyone and everything they could: children, mattresses, blankets, grandmothers, pots, buckets, sheep, chickens.
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It is not abnormal for large buckets of money to remain unspent at the end of the fiscal year.
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This not only stopped the rocking but also protected my floors from the treadmill — and my buckets of sweat.
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Crystal ice buckets chilled mini-Champagne splits alongside a bottle of Jack Daniel's and an arrangement of pastel macarons.
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I have to pre-soak it all in buckets with a scoop of Rockin' Green Platinum Series Laundry detergent.
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"Lifestyle buckets like travel or philanthropy force some discipline on how much to spend on those items," Beyrer said.
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He is a romantic who sent Dr. Mouhsen, 26, "buckets of roses" and surprised her with visits to Montenegro.
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A pair of quick buckets helped the Boilermakers push their lead to 11 points early in the second half.
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Evans had back-to-back fastbreak buckets that pushed the lead to 41-33 with 14 minutes to play.
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Stanford also owned the glass 248-235, ceding only eight offensive rebounds, and drew 216 assists on 227 buckets.
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The research falls into two basic buckets: The first produces hydrogen; the second uses hydrogen to produce hydrocarbon fuels.
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There's buckets of research that talks about the dangers of stress, from high blood pressure to decreased mental health.
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According to Lerdsila, these fighters aren't big names, but can still make buckets more in China than in Thailand.
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Often equipped with little more than shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.
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The solution was to jettison the two re-entry capsules for each camera (appropriately known as the "film buckets").
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Once you have a sense of your spending, divide your expenses into buckets and see where you can make cuts.
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The maturity buckets are: one to three years, three to five years, five to seven years, and over seven years.
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But the easiest solution may lie in the bottom of a few five-gallon buckets of that pee-proof paint.
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The California eatery, Eat Pizza Supreme will be celebrating National Beer Day with $3 draft beer and $15 beer buckets.
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The trio said they had to place buckets at the Grant Park building to capture water that dripped during rainfall.
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Buckets of rain overnight in Kalamazoo, Michigan, turned Western Michigan University's Waldo Stadium into a muddy lake by Thursday morning.
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The Columbia Fire Department also recovered two five-gallon buckets of gasoline at the scene, according to the criminal complaint.
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Awesome.This Plane With KFC Buckets for Wings Flies Remarkably WellIn the land of no wings, the KFC bucket is king.
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When a heatwave hits Britain, choosing an office-appropriate outfit that doesn't make you sweat buckets is a huge predicament.
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TV footage has shown officials scooping up buckets of oil from the sea and dumping them in pits on shore.
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He's charming, slick, and has buckets of daddy issues that the show uses to explain away most of his behavior.
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Animal Haven is also asking that everyone in New York City keep an eye out for any suspicious plastic buckets.
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There are no spit buckets or sly tricks to make it look like M is eating this entire chocolate (?!) cream (
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Wagner scored 9 of Michigan's first 11 points on Monday, as the Wolverines found easy buckets in the early minutes.
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The Warriors assisted on their first 19 baskets of the game and finished with 13 assists on 44 made buckets.
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His pigeon loft is equipped with buckets, cardboard boxes inside cardboard boxes, grocery bags stuffed into spaces, hay, and branches.
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Childs swung buckets, suspended from scaffolding, that caught and reflected ultrasonic sound beams and transmitted the sounds to 12 speakers.
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Iowa State had a stretch where it made five consecutive buckets to get within seven points with 11:10 left.
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Of the four buckets that EIG mapped, Trump did far and away the best in high-distress, low-mobility counties.
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Customers who exceed an average of 200GB monthly will be ordered to switch to one of Verizon's tiered data buckets.
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Lucia, a former radio host known for his "Buckets of Money" investment strategy, was hoping to beat back fraud charges.
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But at this point, anything less seems like taking buckets to a flood when we know the levees have broken.
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When the train eventually arrives, the car I hop into doesn't have A/C, so I'm sweating buckets in seconds.
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Yet in one ancient factory, huge wooden vats were still turning, and workers were carrying slopping buckets of chemicals around.
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The open house got so rowdy the president's staff had to lure revelers outside with buckets of whiskey-spiked punch.
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The Fighting Illini answered, pulling within 32-31 with 2:27 left when Frazier and Bezhanishvili converted turnovers into buckets.
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Like what if you blew up some paint buckets to see if the explosion of colors could paint a room?
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From those millions of views, Trollstation has probably made buckets of money, depending on YouTube's secret recipe for ad revenue.
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These so-called "buckets" descended to an altitude of 221,224 feet -- where they popped their parachutes off the Hawaiian Islands.
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But some prodding from T-Mobile helped turn the industry around and left data buckets behind as an ugly memory.
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In the interior two rows, volunteers carried heavier debris, or else small groups with buckets attacked the most menacing heaps.
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In broad buckets, there are at least nine significant areas of the investigation yet to be penciled in by Mueller.
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Some are jammed 15 at a time into cells that are furnished with two bunk beds and two slop buckets.
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"The more those buckets are closer together in value, the more you are able to leverage tax brackets," he said.
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With all the Kyrie rumors going around, we asked Jimmy Buckets if he wanted Irving to join him in Minnesota.
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However, throwing things in VR is harder than it looks: I missed the buckets with almost every potato I threw.
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The Nets finished the night at exactly 50 percent from the field, drawing assists on 36 of their 46 buckets.
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Keen eyes will spot that many of the chain's new lamps are designed to look like KFC's famous chicken buckets.
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Over the years I've found companies that fall into any of these buckets tend to be in such a state.
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The vulnerabilities to pay attention to in this market fall into four key buckets: policy, the economy, geopolitics and valuations.
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TV images showed thickets of jungle sopped in black sludge and clean-up crews lifting buckets of crude from rivers.
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I used the Ghots filter to make Buckets look like he was hunting in a desert instead of a bedroom.
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AT&T notes that its customers overwhelmingly pick larger buckets, though that doesn't really address why the change was made.
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Glassdoor research found that Data Scientists tend to fall in one of three buckets based off of their skill sets.
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After the teams traded buckets, Stokes hit an elbow jumper to give K-State its first lead of the half.
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On the City College of New York's handsome Gothic campus, leaking ceilings have turned hallways into obstacle courses of buckets.
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The Miami-Dade County Fair serves up things like chocolate-covered marshmallows on a stick and buckets of miniature doughnuts.
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Nunes, who helped to unravel the Russia collusion farce, has identified five buckets of information he'd like to see released.
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In addition to buckets of paint, Backdrop offers brushes, rollers, and other accessories to aid you in your room makeover.
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I don't get my methadone in the city buckets [holding cells] because they don't know if I will be released.
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The footage alone is insane, even before I touch it, with all the gigantic buckets of slop being mixed together.
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Buckets of money and creative talent are spent streamlining the design for these pieces, which cost hundreds of dollars each.
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Are you sure you can carry the french fries all the way up the stairs in two 16-liter buckets?
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Investments from Flourish will fall into similar buckets as the firm's previous operations under the umbrella of the Omidyar Network.
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Google Analytics replaced those "buckets" with these entirely new ones: direct, organic search, social, referral, paid search, email and display.
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They're the items you'll wear as much as your basics and get buckets of compliments on at the same time.
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It trades the frozen buckets of Black Diamond's research for a computer modeling technique known as finite-element analysis (FEA).
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Nance and Northwestern teammate Ryan Young opened the second half with buckets, but then the Highlanders took over yet again.
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One man said he had been driving to the nearby bay and filling buckets with water to flush the toilets.
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Mr. Evensky recommends thinking in terms of two cash buckets: The first can hold a year's worth of living expenses.
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If Kansas was humongous down low, Clemson was versatile: Forward David Skara did pick-and-rolls with guards for buckets.
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America mourned with us — buckets of flowers, handmade cards and books on grief poured in, making us feel less alone.
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"I quickly got hold of any big pots and buckets I could find and filled them with water," she said.
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The next month, creators are all shaving bars of soap, chewing bricks of raw honeycomb or eating buckets of KFC.
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Something felt so cheap about that — unloading a hot 10 minutes on suicide for guys drinking buckets of Bud Lights.
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For use cases that don't fit neatly into these buckets, the service also offers a more general predictive modeling service.
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Crowds, about 100 strong in spots, dotted the roadways, waiting with 5-gallon plastic buckets, and gas stations were mobbed.
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The two teams swapped buckets down the stretch, but Santa Clara was unable to get the lead below seven points.
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We carted buckets in the opposite direction, bailing out our small lawn as it drowned in several inches of water.
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Other necessities include buckets with lids, a car radio, wet wipes and a list of important phone numbers on paper.
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However, a jumper by Green and two buckets by James put the Lakers up 114-104 with 261:219 remaining.
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McConnell zipped inside for easy buckets, made the extra pass to keep the offense rolling and dived for loose balls.
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At a minimum, the goal is to recruit 150,000 people who will be randomly assigned into one of two buckets.
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In the middle of the night, I caught one of the regular squatters filling multiple buckets from my outdoor faucet.
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At his invented Moldovan team, Bugduv would play a supporting role, initially, rather than scoring buckets of goals every game.
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Traditionally, people line up with buckets to collect grunion for food, bait or fun, but now only during open season.
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"We have reduced showers to twice a week and we shower in buckets with a face cloth," she told CNN.
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Its lively outdoor Nima Market has everything from used refrigerators and fresh fish floating in buckets to antique Kente cloth.
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If you were a mosquito, you might find it good-looking—especially compared with regular mosquito traps, which resemble buckets.
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Even other chains that sell chicken now push Christmas deals in Japan, as shoppers hunt down holiday buckets of chicken.
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There are buckets in a corner of one of the prison&aposs wings, in case there are no available restrooms.
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Viewing technology, incidents or practices in terms of existing buckets such as fraud, privacy or security are no longer sufficient.
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It must be tough having to move from safe house to safe house and even bathing using buckets of water.
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The Shockers ended the half at 623 percent from the field, drawing assists on 10 of their 15 made buckets.
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As yields have ground to historical lows, investment-grade portfolio managers have added Double B bond buckets to their funds.
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Lucia, who was known for his "Buckets of Money" investment strategy, was sued by the SEC for fraud in 2012.
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The room backs onto a spacious rooftop balcony, also littered with hints of afternoon drinks: ice buckets and bottle caps.
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Macky Bergman, 270, runs Steady Buckets, a nonprofit that teaches more than 553,255 boys and girls from around the city.
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That said, I think Iron Man 3 contains buckets of charm, even for viewers who aren't super interested in Black.
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I was lousy at tossing the potatoes into the buckets, just as I am inadequate at throwing objects in real life.
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There are three pillars of Trump's plan "I kind of break it up into three verticals of three buckets," Bannon said.
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Young children with muddied faces play among piles of rubbish and women wash clothes and plates in buckets of murky water.
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Meaning we spread out a giant canvas and put out some buckets of paint and go all Jackson Pollock on it.
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S3 buckets have been linked again and again to exposed databases of customer information when companies fail to secure them properly.
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This is true even in kiddie pools, bathtubs, or any body of water, including buckets of water left over after mopping.
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Health care would be divided into two buckets: cost containment, including reining in premiums, and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.
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Based on your overall career goals, group them into buckets that reflect those aims and prioritize them according to their urgency.
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The smell is so comforting—people wait all year for the 18-inch corn dogs and buckets of fresh, warm cookies.
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The DOC has made a plea to the local community to come and help, and to provide towels, buckets, and sheets.
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The Hawks responded with an 8-2 run, with Dedmon and Collins each coming up with buckets during Atlanta's closing push.
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It will make you cry buckets of tears and feel very grateful to be reminded that you are a human person.
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But if, in general, you feel like your hands are somehow always inside their own personal ice buckets, you're not alone.
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Unfortunately, trick-or-treaters won't see the new Reese's Outrageous being dropped into their Jack-o'-Lantern candy buckets this year.
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It currently perches in a small apartment in north Beijing, down a hallway crowded with bicycles and buckets of yellowing vegetables.
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Amazon S3 buckets are vulnerable to data leaks…even very well trained professionals can find it challenging to manage access controls.
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Devonte Graham added two buckets during that spurt, which Svi Mykhailiuk capped with a three-point play at the :55 mark.
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In this era, we lose by segregating media into the distinct buckets of new/user-generated and traditional/studio-produced. Why?
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Other groups like Habitat for Humanity India distributed aid kits to families with essential supplies like mats, towels sheets and buckets.
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In comparison, it makes other chat apps feel stiff and stodgy, like they're trying to confine your communication into siloed buckets.
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Though the two teams traded buckets in the opening five minutes, both teams struggled offensively through much of the first half.
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Two quick buckets off Hampton turnovers helped the Wildcats open a 23-point lead less than a minute out of intermission.
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The people who lived there drove on unpaved roads and drew buckets of water from the nearby lakes and boil it.
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"We shit in buckets, shower once a week, and use about seventeen gallons of water per week per person," Dailey said.
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The following year, Rootstock organizers collected 500 liters worth of wine, beer, whisky, and cheese that had been spit into buckets.
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After weeks of grueling choices and holes in buckets, finally, finally, everyone worked together and it didn't end in complete disaster.
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They arrived with shovels and buckets — the meager weapons they could scavenge to save what remained of Malibu from the flames.
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But Baylor reeled off the next eight points, with Mason hitting two buckets in that stretch, to put the game away.
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And in addition to the grain and water buckets, each horse has its own salt block to lick in its stall.
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The tree — which is bright orange itself — is covered with the classic jack-o'-lantern buckets used for trick-or-treating.
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Buckets of water had to be carried from a borehole in the nearby village to wash hands or clean the hospital.
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Agents found buckets full of body parts, male genitalia in a cooler, and heads and bodies of different people sewn together.
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Q&A Q. A 90-degree day means I sweat buckets just walking the dog and lose every bit of energy.
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"Several viners said the community had taken a negative turn and their comments had turned into buckets of abuse," wrote Lorenz.
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Some people line up daily to fill up buckets with water from tank trucks, while others collect water from mountain streams.
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Looking closely, you see that it was first built of plastic buckets and a plastic cooler before being cast in bronze.
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New turbines now have three legs that stand on top of giant suction buckets that anchor the foundation to the seabed.
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He's the same chef to bring us fresh-baked cookie buckets and cinnamon-roll-stuffed donuts at New York's Catch Restaurant.
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The room where the buckets were stored is located next to a taxidermy exhibit that was frequented by tourists, including children.
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However, the same report also found that the radiation levels dropped to zero beyond a five-foot radius of the buckets.
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"With that extra discretionary, you're basically funneling that extra money into these buckets that you categorize on your own," Pak says.
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It's a refreshing stance, especially for a young, post-bop musician with buckets of talent and plenty still on the line.
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Kurucs started the streak with consecutive buckets and Crabbe scored eight of the next 10 as the Nets took early control.
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The buckets were covered with lids that the elephants could not see through, but with holes that smells could escape through.
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Two transition buckets, including one at about 1:20 where I swear I saw half the team take an actual nap.
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First, I filter the remaining tasks into three triage buckets: On Fire: These are the things that can't wait any longer.
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The local authorities had constructed public toilets that emptied into giant white buckets, handing responsibility for collection to a private company.
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Months later, it seemed as though all the seasickness, scratched dives and buckets of splinters might have been worth the trouble.
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WPT divides into two big buckets, loosely classified according to range of transmission: near-field (non-radiative) and far-field (radiative).
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During periods of rain and drought, slum dwellers often store water in buckets and collect rain water in roof-top tanks.
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The retiree said they decided to separate their money into three proverbial "buckets" to make sure they don't outlive their savings.
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Using buckets, bottles and cans, they scooped up some of the 5,500 gallons of fuel that was gushing onto the road.
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As much as his easy inside buckets will look great on offense, his defense will drive Celtics Coach Brad Stevens crazy.
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I asked James if I could see a mosquito carrying a gene drive, and he pointed to one of the buckets.
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As soon as I got my grant money, I ordered five gallon buckets of acrylic medium from Nova Color in California.
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Chris Smith scored a pair of buckets, including a 15-foot jumper over Hazzard, part of his team-high 17 points.
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Utah (10-3, 1-703 in Pac-12) overcame tough interior defense by the Beavers with a flurry of transition buckets.
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Both teams struggled to make buckets in the early going, with big Gonzaga center Przemek Karnowski missing two from close range.
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I bought a rain barrel, but several husbands with camping buckets offered to make trips to the river to refill it.
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"We have one single offer that banishes data buckets forever," T-Mobile chief executive John Legere said in a video blog.
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In Colorado, teachers received buckets and kitty litter for students to use as toilets in case of a prolonged school lockdown.
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They gathered in bright red clothes and with red buckets to publicize their demands for information and access to the prisoners.
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There may be bicycle-sent Chinese food, or buckets of fried chicken to pick up on your way home from work.
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In his absence, Valparaiso struggled to string buckets together, highlighted by a scoring drought of 8:21 in the first half.
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Instead, buckets of paint, brought by charities like Save the Children and Apartial, are helping communities create murals that spread encouragement.
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DAZN executives believe each piece of content they produce should fall into one of three buckets: Awareness Programming, or free stuff.
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Jim Bintliff is the man who collects that mud, with shovels and buckets, from a secret spot along the Delaware River.
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At the scene, investigators found five-gallon buckets that had held gasoline, which they said was used to fuel the fire.
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But the moves seem to fall into three broad buckets: It's also, importantly, not entirely clear what Carrier promised to do.
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He was just trying to get as many buckets as he could, for his kicks and everyone else's, one more time.
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Zuckerberg says that the company shouldn't interfere with stuff that doesn't fall into obvious buckets — nudity, self-harm, terrorist content, etc.
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Georgia Tech's Ben Lammers had two buckets in the final minutes, and the Yellow Jackets took a 37-33 lead into halftime.
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He worked in a bucket brigade, a line of people passing 5 gallon buckets of debris to investigators for evidence and remains.
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The artist is in the center of the space hovering over a framed mound of white plaster held up by four buckets.
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But McNally's group, Free Our Internet, while listed in one of the buckets, is not among those to be previously reported on.
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In the beginning, there were two peach buckets, nailed to the lower rung of a balcony on opposite ends of a gym.
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In a well-lit corner of the parking lot, Cassidy and Smith unloaded the 5-gallon painter's buckets that filled their truck.
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Anyone who can't afford those deliveries is forced to find, and wait with buckets, for their rationed amount from state water trucks.
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Videos posted on social media showed people running after his SUV convoy, throwing pavement stones, bottles of water, empty buckets and slippers.
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After all the talk of 3-pointers, the game started on the inside, with each team making a couple of easy buckets.
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Officials are also reaching out to residents of the city, asking for tools to search through debris, including shovels, pickaxes, and buckets.
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So they categorise their various instruments into the three buckets, and make sure they have enough to make the track sound full.
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The eye was slowly drawn to artist Sterling Ruby's axes (inspired by The Shining) and steel buckets looming from the ceiling above.
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BCG told firms to split portfolios into four buckets: cash cows worth milking, stars, dogs that should be shot and question-marks.
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Her savings account consists of different buckets — there's one for travel-related expenses, one for emergencies and one for gifts and donations.
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In a 2014 study, researchers asked several dozen college students to carry one of two buckets to the end of a walkway.
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In front of one resident's house, Méndez Lázaro points out the many skinny cats and dogs that sniff around the rainwater buckets.
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He came to this show with buckets of ideas and a lot of those ideas scared me, hearing them the first time.
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In Taiwan, rice balls are a regular fixture in the early morning, doled out from darling carts with large bamboo rice buckets.
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Ahead we've rounded up the sleek bins, buckets, and boxes to help streamline your groceries during any oncoming cooking frenzy in 2019.
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The interior is comfortable, with tight racing buckets that grab you by the hips and hold you in for the ride ahead.
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The teams traded buckets the rest of the half and West Virginia went into the locker room with a 34-33 lead.
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They gather outside shops holding plastic buckets and beg, often just as happy for a piece of fruit as for a coin.
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When we were stuck with data buckets, it made sense for carriers to (optionally) limit the quality of video on their end.
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The buckets include article, book, file, forum, image, job, movie, place, product, profile, property, Q&A, recipe, repository, song, video, and wiki.
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Abdur Razzak, 26, sells knives, pots and water buckets in the Palong Khali camp where he set up shop three months ago.
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Don't worry, we're still scoring based on an insanely long points guide, but the scores will just be funneled into those buckets.
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AzCentral reports that three 5-gallon paint buckets "brimming with uranium ore" were stored in a closet near the institution's taxidermy exhibition.
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Instead, semi-finished machines are shipped in from overseas factories to the Clayton facility, where tires and buckets are installed, Fassino said.
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The closest town is 600 kilometers (373 miles) from us, and they will buy around six buckets and buy for the neighborhood.
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But, after months of machinations and negotiations, PowerPoint presentations and strategic "buckets," their odds of leveling the longtime bogeyman are growing longer.
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There are two buckets of candidates: Ted Cruz and Ben Carson, and three mainstream Republicans, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and John Kasich.
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We set the tone early with our own play and allowed them to get some confidence and some easy buckets in transition.
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The subject image pixels go through this maze and bounce around and hopefully fall into buckets that match the style image details.
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Often equipped with little more than shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow dozens of metres below ground in search of ore.
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The buckets are sealed so that the elephant can't see inside them, but they're perforated so that he can smell the contents.
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Overall, elephants usually chose the buckets with more seeds, though they performed better when the difference between the two quantities was large.
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But besides the buckets of freezing water and the occasional celebrity diagnosis, many people know very little about this fatal neurological condition.
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However, Minnesota got a boost from backup point guard Tyus Jones, who made some solid feeds to Towns that led to buckets.
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KFC has a Facebook page and tailored for Ghana and ran an Instagram-based promotion that placed customers' pictures on chicken buckets.
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KFC opened in 1952 and even the earliest menus included buckets and boxes of chicken, much like the restaurant still offers today.
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These "go buckets" could be impromptu toilets in the event of a long lockdown caused by an active shooter or bomb threat.
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He re-entered the game with three minutes left and hit two more buckets to go 215 of 22006 from the floor.
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In the days and weeks afterwards, he helped with the recovery, cleaning up rubble, filling buckets, and even digging out body parts.
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Firefighters found the remains of the Molotov cocktail and two 5-gallon buckets near spilled gasoline that was found inside the clinic.
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Silva said she has bought collapsible brooms and buckets so that these products can take up less space in her tiny house.
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J.J. Redick and Jimmy Butler were providing big buckets as the veteran leaders of the Philadelphia 76ers and the Minnesota Timberwolves, respectively.
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He supplemented recognizably Leonard-ish buckets—the midrange stuff he subsisted on when it was Duncan's team—with some grade-A soloing.
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Before receiving irrigation pumps from Siyazisiza, the women in Vuna carried buckets of water to fields up to 15 times a day.
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But BuckHacker is the most accessible way to search buckets yet, with no command line or really any other tech experience required.
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Hershey chocolate is, by and large, not very good — which is a shame, because Hershey chocolate also dominates trick-or-treat buckets.
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There is no sink in this space, so I use five-gallon buckets of water to clean up brushes and mix materials.
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Wildcat miners who once searched for gold alongside rivers using wheelbarrows and buckets had started tearing through pristine rainforest with heavy machinery.
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Once I'm done listening to it there will be ten thousand buckets of tears ready for me to bathe and wallow in.
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Early childhood trauma releases buckets of stress hormones, Burke Harris explains, which in turn can lead to a lifetime of medical problems.
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In this era of political rage, a Twitter account that called itself the unofficial voice of Tennessee Republicans provided buckets of gasoline.
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By 1971, the canvas was back on the wall, and Mr. Poons was throwing paint from cans and buckets, always aiming high.
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Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant and Tyler Lockett all got buckets ... but then it was time for the main event -- Carroll vs. Kerr.
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The water flowed into Rome's cisterns, baths and homes, and spurted from fountains that also filled buckets for use in unconnected homes.
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In order to withstand the frigid elements, he held long planks with his hands and feet, plunged in buckets of ice water.
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How, later that day, she returned from Home Depot with, among other things, six small buckets filled with Charlie Brown's Christmas trees.
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Then he dropped the police data into four buckets based on the percentage of a precinct's residents who were black or Hispanic.
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"Everything around us was on fire," said Mr. Weldon, who successfully defended his home with a garden hose and five-gallon buckets.
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After making a prototype, he couldn't figure out what to do with the buckets of smog particles left over from the process.
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In other words, Amazon is popular — both with website admins who know how to properly keep buckets secured and those who don't.
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When the cast and the buckets are in action, it creates a mess that is both straight-up beautiful and incredibly funny.
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On the bus from the airport to inner-city Pyongyang, we saw these ladies carrying buckets of water around, watering city grass.
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Buckets of water were delivered each day by a horse and buggy, and the shelves at the grocery store were reliably empty.
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Workers refinished the wide-plank pine floors, and volunteers came in with buckets of paint as new furniture, beds and linens arrived.
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Just offshore, dozens of colorfully painted fishing boats were turning to silhouettes, their crews offloading buckets of freshly caught barracuda and grouper.
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We collected the tepid shower water in buckets, then hauled it out to the garden, trying to keep our sad plants alive.
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"Then you could see two million coming to the border fence with Israel with empty buckets, begging for clean water," said Bromberg.
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Wisconsin opened the game on a 6-2 run behind a layup by Aleem Ford and back-to-back buckets by King.
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"It's good exercise," he told a man, after loading a few American Red Cross buckets into the back of his pickup truck.
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More: Big Tech's microtargeting of consumers is its most powerful tool — even more than the buckets of cash they throw at politicians.
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KFC's Colonel Sanders makes an appearance at millions of Japanese Christmas dinners, via his smiling face on red buckets of fried chicken.
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The reason: to make sure those communities develop habits on how to clean water buckets so that they don't contaminate their water.
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There were young girls sitting in front of their houses bathing their little brothers and sisters in buckets of dirty creek water.
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The Mountaineers hit just nine of their 26 shots in the half (34.6 percent) but four of those buckets were 3-pointers.
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Excavator buckets can be seen in multiple locations scooping the ash, shells of appliances and other twisted metal into waiting dump trucks.
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Strolling past acres of bones, brisket, and buckets of brawn before you've even had breakfast can do interesting things to your intestines.
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"If you look at their buckets of profitability, it's their AWS cloud computing first, their third-party retail sector second," he said.
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"Admissions is filling all the different buckets," said Wendy Smith, the athletic director at Haverford College, a highly rated institution near Philadelphia.
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" A trio of activities involving buckets of water, candles, poles, and planks certainly left him flummoxed: Strutt simply labeled them "Games unknown.
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The faint of heart be warned: it includes killing fake animals, explicit descriptions of highly creative sexual obscenities, and buckets of bodily fluid.
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For example, IP addresses can be parsed out and categorized in one bucket, and cookies and usernames can be categorized in other buckets.
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The laptops, airline pillows, buckets, all those crazy things clinging to the beast, things that initially appeared so harmless, may have other meanings.
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Still, Affleck's performance as a man crippled by grief is a maximal-minimal classic: He holds back tears, and everyone else sobs buckets.
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For example, its S3 buckets—the types of cloud servers often at the center of leaks, including Birst's—are now encrypted by default.
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Apparently, everyone fits into one of these buckets, something that I'm afraid I'll happily look forward to sneering about for days to come.
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Neighbors also testified that the teen would shoot at their chickens or bottles, cans, and buckets in his yard with a BB gun.
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We might go to Virginia but we there might be so many thing with that athlete that it fills multiple buckets of content.
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But the technical achievement is secondary, I think, to the vision of a useful product that doesn't fit within any existing popular buckets.
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All-knowing, with buckets of love to give away, and some magical skills in the kitchen, these women are pretty much mythical creatures.
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Both are geared toward making content more shareable in order to grab those highlights, which might not just fall into 15 second buckets.
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Some protesters even dressed as various government officials and posed as though they were defecating into buckets in the streets of San Juan.
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For HLA calculations, G-SIIs are placed into one of three buckets: 'Low,' 'Mid' or 'High', depending on their G-SII designation score.
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Hexagon had to haul 60 miles of film -- 30 miles in two cameras -- and eight buckets to drop the film back to Earth.
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Four of those first five Creighton buckets were layups or tip-ins as the Bluejays had no trouble racing past St. John's defenders.
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We were able to get the buckets that we want and especially the stops that we needed in order to win the game.
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Pyramids of champagne, piles of sashimi, buckets of marshmallows, and entire rooms full of cheese are all perfectly normal at an Emirati brunch.
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Just a ship full of leaks in the middle of a monsoon, trying to survive with duct tape and beat-up plastic buckets.
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After consecutive Sun Devils buckets, Schwartz nailed a 3-pointer with 58 seconds remaining to send the teams to halftime even at 32.
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Kromtech's Diachenko told Gizmodo that the company offers free software designed to let companies know whether their Amazon buckets are secure or not.
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A witness who did not want to be identified told Reuters that he saw a middle-aged woman with two buckets of gasoline.
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"We have one single offer that banishes data buckets forever," said the company's chief executive, John Legere, in a video announcing the offer.
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At the base of the hills, children cluster around hand-operated pumps, filling buckets and cans before climbing back up to their homes.
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The retail bonanza shows that the world still wants to come to the country, at least when giant buckets of money are involved.
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MN: There's really two buckets of consumer investing: one is the emergence of new platforms, where consumers adopt a new technology very rapidly.
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Construction takes a long time because workers digging holes for the highway fill buckets with mud that must be carted away in wheelbarrows.
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He can get buckets in just about any situation, and ranked No. 5 among all high-major players in points scored in isolation.
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Couple that with the simple piano melody in the background, and you're made of stone if this one doesn't make you cry buckets.
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And Sherri Todd, 63, a cancer survivor with three jobs, filled up plastic buckets for the toilet, and big plastic bottles for drinking.
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The men briefly rifled through a number of dumpsters on the island, capturing footage of items like crates, suitcases, picture frames, and buckets.
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Called "go buckets," these human litter boxes have been added to the school supply lists for teachers at Jeffco Public Schools in Denver.
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Selected couples will receive everything from an officiant to a photo booth, plus custom KFC buckets, music, and more at their KFC wedding.
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I know there are online tools that do this for you — allow you to set categories that the system automatically puts into buckets.
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"It's really good to mix your buckets," explains Victoria Bogner, a certified financial planner and CEO of Affinity Financial Advisors in Lawrence, Kansas.
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The Tribe only made five buckets in the first half, but used a late push to cut Virginia's halftime advantage to 34-23.
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And if the hell he believes in exists, he'll likely wind up there, force-fed his awful meal buckets for all of eternity.
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Why it matters: China is a huge market, so it's not surprise its local startups are fast growing and raising buckets of capital.
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Hearing human sounds caused most badgers to completely stop feeding, even though the researchers had put out tempting buckets of peanuts for them.
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Behind them, a cluster of people queue in front of a man sitting on the ground, dishing out food from three colourful buckets.
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Njoki said he often has flashbacks to that time; sometimes, he recalls being forced to carry buckets of human waste on his head.
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She lives at the end of the pipeline, and sometimes gets only a trickle of clean water because others have filled extra buckets.
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Back-to-back inside buckets by Saiz gave the Rebels a 54-49 lead at the 8:29 mark of the second half.
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"The Principles of Uncertainty" floats along without narrative, collecting impressions of life's peculiarities and gently placing them in buckets of joie de vivre.
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The Milan-based designer and creative director Patricia Urquiola does both production and custom projects but hesitates to assign them to separate buckets.
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Bomb craters still mark the landscape like Swiss cheese, scrap metal from planes and bomb casings are repurposed as planters, buckets and roofs.
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He thinks the young buskers playing street percussion on buckets around Chicago ought to get to know each other, possibly by improvising together.
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Professor Abraham said there was evidence that workers struggled to accurately report and classify work that did not fall neatly into traditional buckets.
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Luckily, during a sea-sickening dive on the prior Saturday, they still managed to collect six large buckets of logs, branches and roots.
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Many directors have made scarier and more suspenseful films than Mr. Argento has, but few have ever made buckets of blood look lovelier.
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They were using bottles, buckets and pots to collect fuel gushing from the vehicle when the site was engulfed in an enormous fireball.
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He first emphasized over Twitter direct messages that S3 buckets are private by default, but then made an analogy that's worth teasing out.
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On Monday, the Grammy-nominated artist also set up buckets at the Sydney Opera House venue of her concert for audience members donations.
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Moore retrieves buckets of bones from Blue Hill after Barber's team has cleaned them by boiling them in a stockpot for several hours.
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I'll say here, I'll be on the show in about two or three years and those two buckets are going to be flipped.
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Some residents use buckets of water to douse flames threatening their homes, often marooned in scorched areas of gnarled and charred tree trunks.
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Mosquitoes breed near standing water, so it's important to regularly dump water from buckets, old tires, flower pots and even toys like Frisbees.
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The social network designed to help groups communicate and coordinate left one of its cloud storage buckets containing user data open and exposed.
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Its easy-to-use interface also allows you to set up automatic transfers and create "buckets" of money for your separate savings goals.
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On the liberal-left, we've gone from banners to banner ads, and from cash raised in buckets to cash raised by pressing buttons.
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The ALS Association raised more than $200 million worldwide as people shared videos of themselves getting buckets of ice water poured on themselves.
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Down the hall, in the Center for Space Resources' laboratory, near buckets of lunar and asteroid simulants, was a small 3-D printer.
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Once it's dry, workers carry the CS, which first takes on a Play-Doh–type consistency, to the next shipping container using buckets.
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In the premiere of Watchmen, "It's Summer and We're Running Out of Ice," we see Seventh Kavalry members stockpiling buckets of watch batteries.
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The cybersecurity firm UpGuard discovered in mid-September that four Amazon Web Services S3 storage buckets had been set up for public access.
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On this "Ultimate" trim, you get reclining rear buckets with a full suite of climate, audio and position controls in the center console.
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A "significant" portion of the craters, Lundsten said, also contained some form of trash, including buckets, fishing gear, and loads of plastic debris.
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Well, they're not the kind of bucket that you use for water; they're the paper buckets that hold Kentucky Fried Chicken, or KFC.
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At some courier companies, female drivers reportedly kept buckets and baby wipes in their trucks so they could go to the bathroom there.
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No one would mistake The Majestic Mr. Buckets for a waterfall of skill or athleticism, but all of his movements vibrate with energy.
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While such a recovery technique might seem delightfully analog today, China was using film buckets as recently as 2005 for their surveillance satellites.
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Every year on the feast of St. Sebastián, more than 100 local drum regiments parade through the city's Plaza de la Constitución, beating buckets and drums for 24 hours, a custom thought to have begun during the Peninsular War, when villagers filling their buckets with water from the plaza's well began to mock Napoleon's soldiers, who were occupying the city.
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On the production line, the cucumbers are washed four times and picked over by hand twice before being packed into five-gallon plastic buckets.
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Sadly for finger-lickin' Harry and Meghan fans, only 50 of the buckets will be available exclusively from KFC's Windsor branch on Dedworth road.
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All engineers, whether they're JLR employees or startups, have access to collaborative brainstorming spaces — with walls you can write on and buckets of LEGOs.
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Race the person from the other line, who also has a tuber 'twixt their legs, to the trashcans (we could see buckets working, too).
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Even though many are sick, they wash their own laundry in plastic buckets and prepare food on the dirty floor next to their beds.
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But the food itself — the White Castle sliders, the KFC buckets, the Whoppers and Baconators and Egg McMuffins — is only part of the story.
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There's no reason buckets of ore should have been hanging around without anyone's knowledge, and apparently without a radiation label on them, Higley says.
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In 2014, we were all pouring ice buckets on ourselves; last year, we were arguing over a dress; this year, we're (irreverently) mourning Harambe.
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