Slow firing at 220006 yards, Katherine can hit bullseye after bullseye.
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A circular hat with a black and white bullseye pattern.
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Yeah, that Bullseye character you mentioned was a great addition.
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The storm's bullseye appears to directly target Washington and Baltimore.
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Google's real target was always Microsoft, and it hit the bullseye.
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And as we all know, that bullseye nearly sparked nuclear Armageddon.
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So, where is the bullseye for a specific campaign or candidate?
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Bullseye the Target Dog is livin' the dream ... and just can't relate to that poor Colombian police dog that has a bullseye on her head because she can sniff out cocaine better than any other pooch.
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Bullseye, once a minor-league bad guy, became the Kingpin's homicidal enforcer.
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The first fight between Daredevil and Bullseye lives up to the buildup.
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You could always hit a bullseye because the target was so large.
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With interests and geography as the axes, each intersection is a bullseye.
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Watch out Bullseye, you may have some competition on your paws (sorry).
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The CFPB has had a bullseye on its back since its inception.
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This time, the object "hit the bullseye" by reaching the earth's solar system.
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But another corporate marker on display throughout the Museum is Target's bullseye logo.
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Only occasionally do sufferers develop the distinctive "bullseye" rash where the bite occurred.
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"Like all black men, you have a bullseye on your back," she warns.
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We hit the bullseye between true believer and skeptic in a fun way.
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It looks like Bullseye the dog has a new friend in Mickey Mouse!
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That did little to cool the debate or take Ford out of the bullseye.
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Marvel Television's own Jeph Loeb notes that the character won't start out as Bullseye.
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But unlike Cowen, he also believes now is the time to buy the bullseye.
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So it must have been an actual human who approved the 'white genocide' bullseye.
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There's now a bullseye on the back of employers like Amazon, Walmart and McDonalds.
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Bullseye and Influence will lack the most alluring component of other streaming services: nostalgia.
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I am absolutely nerdy, just not about things in the bullseye center of pop culture.
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The toys save the day and introduce Jessie (Joan Cusack) and Bullseye to the toybox.
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The Lord of the Llamas landed in Fiji with a massive bullseye on his back.
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I was a little bit shocked at that — it didn't have a bullseye on it.
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Bullseye, a major villain from the Daredevil comic books, becomes a major figure this season.
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As a result, the global market has shifted to the center of the market bullseye.
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Bullseye the Target Dog can't relate ... since he's living in the lap of luxury -- literally.
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The areolae act as a "bullseye" for a baby to find your breast and get milk.
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Oh, and it is very entertaining to watch Bullseye being really, really good at throwing things!
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The actual undoctored image was of the activist tearing up a bullseye from a gun range.
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But the bullseye chain has recently been faring better overall in terms of sales and traffic.
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"Well, I'm not somebody who really believes in curses, but curse this, baby," she said. Bullseye.
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My axe scythes through the air and implants itself with a satisfying thwack near the bullseye.
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Bullseye Tactical Supply's staff in New Jersey said the AR-15 has been in high demand.
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I may not have nailed the bullseye yet, but at least I know what I'm shooting for.
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Prices start at 99 cents and Target's Bullseye View blog reports that most items are under $30.
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The buffet is part of the Player's Super Bowl Tailgate, an event planned by Bullseye Ticket Group.
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Sen. Richard Burr joked that gun enthusiasts may have a "bullseye" on Hillary Clinton, CNN reported Monday.
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Prices start at 99 cents and Target's Bullseye View blog reports that most items are under $30.
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With that, he took out a Sharpie and drew a bullseye right on top of the lump.
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Soil analysis found "low risk" to residents' health near Bullseye Glass Co. in Southeast Portland, officials said.
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But the views are everything ... maybe the most impressive is a bullseye shot of the Hollywood sign.
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Witherspoon also commented "exactly" alongside the bullseye emoji on DeGeneres' Instagram post where she defended the friendship.
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I'm proud to report I got exactly one bullseye during the hour and 15 minute throwing period.
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Fisk getting into Bullseye, Fisk getting into Daredevil and vice versa, it was all so cool to do.
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An acceleration of such assertive behavior should help generate better returns and overall growth, hitting Abe's ultimate bullseye.
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You can even see the rocket kick up debris on the landing pad as it approaches the bullseye.
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And some podcasts, like Tomorrow with Joshua Topolsky and Bullseye with Jesse Thorn, couldn't be found when searching.
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Remember when she shot that bullseye, upstaging Bran, back when all the Stark children were alive and happy?
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This collector's figure combines Woody, Rex, Bullseye, Slinky Dog, and Hamm to form a crazy new original character.
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Koskinen seemed to suggest that such attempts are inevitable thanks to the lucrative bullseye on the agency's back.
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"It's totally flipped upside down for Antarctica," he says, as there is a "broad bullseye" around North America.
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Click here to view original GIFUsing your rocket science skills to build a dartboard that always guarantees a bullseye?
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Reiss's tattoo is a bracelet chain that breaks into crumblike pieces on the inner bullseye of her small wrist.
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"Sorry Slomique, I didn't wear the bullseye on my back so I can't be 'Target Tori' today," she says.
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The Patriots occasionally tried a bullseye tactic (jamming him with a front-seven defender) but Hill was too quick.
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For a brand known as the destination for love, relationships and family shows, The Family Chantel hits the bullseye.
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"If you see it in one place, it's a bullseye that says look here for something interesting," said Schneider.
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Oregon officials also said rates of metals-related cancers were not elevated among residents living near Bullseye and Uroboros.
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If there's one target it hits right at the bullseye, it's the taboo around desiring fat women in public.
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Along with the hashtag #archeryaddict, Willow shared a video of her drawing a bow and focusing on her bullseye target.
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Cape Canaveral Jacksonville This area is one of the biggest concerns in the state, as it was in Matthew's bullseye.
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Peeple is simply heaping all of us skin tubes into a massive pile and painting a bullseye on our backs.
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"If you hit the yellow [bullseye], I'll do a dare," Ant tells Christina as she's aiming her bow and arrow.
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In the poor neighborhood of Moldavanka, men have names like Misha the Bullseye, Kolka the Pin, and Mendel the Pogrom.
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The bullseye is blue, surrounded by concentric rings of yellow and blue, which are juxtaposed against a warm red ground.
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This is near the bullseye of what you'd hope for from an octogenarian doyen, and it's a pleasure to read.
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Again, Sherrock looked the more composed as she finished the match with a superb 86 checkout, ending on the bullseye.
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There's something soothing about sitting still in the woods while trying, over and over, to hit the same far-away bullseye.
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This scenario has been consistently advertised by the reliable European model, which has not wavered from this bullseye for several cycles.
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But it's not just a phenomenon in the minds of internet denizens and dedicated fans of the red-and-white bullseye.
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If Rachel Zoe had a dart and her dartboard was the Oscars red carpet, let's just say she'd hit the bullseye.
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In the much wider, shadowy bullseye known as the penumbra, the sky will darken, but the Sun won't completely go away.
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The series also introduces a compelling new villain, Bullseye (Wilson Bethel), a troubled FBI agent who gets lured into Fisk's world.
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It's as if rather than just hoping a dart hits the dartboard, they must attempt to hit the bullseye, said Burns.
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Huawei has had a bullseye on its back for much of the last two years, and now it faces another restriction.
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Story at a glance The bullseye rash is the classic — and dreaded — sign of Lyme disease, but not everyone sees it.
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Somers pieces are made of glass from Kokomo (which also sold to Tiffany), Wissmach, Youghiogheny, and Bullseye, all very reputable manufacturers.
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"Formula E is an international championship that is moving into the bullseye of where the automotive industry is heading," Barclay says.
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The memo outlines how to clean everything in stores, from ATMs and checkout lanes to handcuffs and Bullseye, the Target mascot.
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"Like all black leaders, you have a bullseye on your back," Afeni, a political activist and Black Panther, warns her son.
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Soon she became a mercenary, competing with Bullseye for the Kingpin's contracts — but haunted, doomed and redeemed by her love of Matt.
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With many choices for offenses that former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn could have pleaded to, Mueller picked the bullseye: Russia.
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But our narrow minded, short sighted rebuff of Castro handed the Soviets a crown jewel in the bullseye of the Western Hemisphere.
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That's like the Texas farmer who shoots a hole in the side of his barn and then paints a bullseye around it.
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But Daniel Schwoerer, a co-founder and the chief executive of Bullseye, said he thought glass-manufacturing might not be fully responsible.
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They're decked out like baseball batting cages, with a bullseye carved into a sturdy sheet of wood at the end of it.
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As Axios' Dan Primack has reported, Warren has put a bullseye on Wall Street, private equity and her overall fight against corporations.
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There were carnival games like Touchdown, where players had to hit throw a football through a rubber tire and hit a bullseye.
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Effigies of Clinton in an electric chair or posters with her on a bullseye have become part of Trump followers' grassroots political theater.
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Unless you're playing with Mark Rober's motion-tracking dart board that automatically repositions itself so you're guaranteed to hit the bullseye every time.
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But this omnipotence also has put Amazon in the bullseye of a burgeoning "tech-lash," alongside gilded peers like Facebook, Google and Apple.
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There is no sense in managing an economy, especially one as big and complex as China's, so that it can hit a bullseye.
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The Pacific Ocean has been the epicenter of the global bleaching event and Christmas Island has been the tiny bullseye of that epicenter.
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It was a bullseye; the sounding had entered the eye of Harvey and raced along its wall, producing a circular trajectory on their graphs.
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"Take one," Cutler says as Cavallari throws the axe with both hands onto the wooden target, and it lands directly next to the bullseye.
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So it is with "Bullseye," a fearsome new banger produced by the unholy Voltron-esque alliance of OWSLA's Anna Lunoe, Wuki, and Valentino Khan.
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At some point we bought Wuki in to help with a section and he totally nailed it and the 'Bullseye' we know was born.
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Hitting the bullseye with a better option for chronic disease management Doctors face limited options due to lack of innovation to manage these conditions.
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In the Camera app, you will notice a yellow icon shaped like a bullseye at the top of the screen, second from the left.
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"The political establishment and the national media have put a bullseye on Judge Moore because he's a conservative outsider," he said in a statement.
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A bullseye is worth five points, and each concentric circle radiating outward from the center is worth four, three, two, and one point, respectively.
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Zuckerberg's latest visit comes as federal regulators and lawmakers have ramped up their investigations into Big Tech, with a bullseye on Facebook in particular.
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The technology sounds a lot like the systems in TrackingPoint's smart guns that lets anyone get a bullseye on a target hundreds of meters away.
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Does he, for example, see an opponent's chin, his temples, and his liver as a bullseye much like an archer would eye up a target?
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And not, say, an arbitrary dartboard where (if they're lucky) they hit the content bullseye and brought in a bunch of traffic (and reader data).
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Bullseye was in compliance with state regulations under a loophole that Wyden called "the size of a lunar crater" during a press conference in February.
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He put a bullseye on Chinese steel, even though trade cases won by American steel producers in recent years already limit steel imports from China.
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Joining us via Skype from DC to talk about Yovanovitch and why she had this bullseye on her back is the Washington Post's John Hudson.
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You won't be as impressed with your accomplishment when you watch Paralympic archer Matt Stutzman, born without arms, nail a bullseye using his legs and feet.
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But it also does somehow feel like the show is right on the bullseye of this intersection between the tech/media landscape, the political landscape, the .
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The event was put on by Bullseye Event Group and hosted by celebrity chef Guy Fieri, ESPN anchor Sage Steele, chef Aaron May, and DJ Irie.
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"Bullseye," the NPR-distributed radio show and Maximum Fun podcast devoted to pop culture, presents this night of comedy as part of BAM and WNYC's RadioLoveFest.
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In the kind-of-good-news department, the season introduces the Daredevil villain Bullseye (Wilson Bethel), albeit in a customarily slow-motion kind of origin story.
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There's also the Pixar Promenade, which features colorful games such as La Luna Star Catcher, Heimlich's Candy Corn Toss, WALL-E Space Race and Bullseye Stallion Stampede.
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And if that bullseye is only fit for positive reviews, as the new incarnation of Peeple forces us to believe, then what the hell is the point?
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This time, although the livestream froze at the exact nail-biting moment, the booster appeared to make a perfect bullseye landing, based on still photos SpaceX released.
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Before impact the system is able to refine its trajectory tracking and reposition the board as many as 100 times to ensure the dart hits the bullseye.
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But, what if we told you that there might be a surprising reason why you can't seem to stop shopping once you've started at the beloved bullseye?
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A sales associate at Bullseye Tactical Supply, a gun and ammunition store in Woodbridge, New Jersey, said purchases have been up about 20183% amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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It's clumsy, uncoordinated, and hardly reminiscent of the scene in Wolf of Wall Street, where Leo and the gang aim for a bullseye on a Velcro target.
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What&aposs more, a bullseye-patterned rash had appeared on my inner left thigh that morning, and I was worried it was some kind of skin infection.
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Sister Act Back in Winterfell, Arya tells Sansa a fun anecdote about the first time she hit a bullseye with an arrow when she was a young girl.
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Plus, Target's Weekend Deals will continue through the holiday season — you can check out the following weekend's deal every Wednesday, when they're posted on A Bullseye View blog.
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The two characters tear apart an office building as Bullseye shows off his skills by pelting Daredevil with everything he might reasonably find in a series of cubicles.
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Netflix's version of the character is a riff on that: during the panel, actor Wilson Bethel — who plays "FBI Agent #2" confirmed that his character will become Bullseye.
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Eyebobs claims Snapchat started using a similar eyeball image this year to promote its new Spectacles -- which are all the rage right now -- saying it's a bullseye knockoff.
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Lyme disease is caused by a bite from an infected tick, and can leave you with a bullseye-shaped rash (as Renee mentioned), flu-like symptoms, and fatigue.
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If she prevails and Trump is no longer in the crosshairs of the mainstream media, the fourth estate will place its POTUS-sized bullseye firmly on her back.
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Our debut was a bullseye in the reelection of the red-green government of the Social Democrats and Greens in 2002, when polls and pundits predicted its defeat.
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Cash proceeds will help finance production of Tesla's Model 20.7, which it is banking on to hit the mass market bullseye and finally help the company turn a profit.
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Most commonly, that includes a fever, chills, fatigue, muscle aches, and a red rash (often in the shape of a bullseye) that occurs at the site of the bite.
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Arsenic and cadmium contamination, confirmed by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, occurred near Bullseye Glass, located in a middle-class neighborhood near public schools and a city park.
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A Bully the bull character logo is printed on its side, revealing it to be a promotional item from cheesy British 1980s and '90s darts-based game show Bullseye.
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Surveyor 3 was an ideal bullseye as it was outfitted with expensive equipment, including a remote-controlled television camera, that NASA wanted removed and returned to Earth for study.
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Instead of fiddling with a knob or slider, you simply point this at a surface and the system projects a bullseye focus ring until the picture is in focus.
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He was backed by the rockabilly-tinged Nashville band Los Straitjackets on his 2003 album, "Rock 'N' Roll City" (Bullseye Blues & Jazz), which was nominated for a Grammy Award.
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BULLSEYE NEEDED As part of the elevator sale process, which kicks off in the fall, Kerkhoff has reached out to private equity firms to discuss offers, the sources said.
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Joining us by phone from the nation's capital and talk about Schiff and the bullseye that's been on his back for weeks is BuzzFeed News, congressional reporter Emma Loop.
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Farrell also appeared as a comic book villain (this time Marvel) in the 2003 film "Daredevil," as Bullseye — in which he co-starred with previous caped crusader Ben Affleck.
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With so many other factors weighing against her career, Palmer knew that making an issue of her sexuality would only add another bullseye to the back of her shirt.
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While they're all good for a few big laughs, they don't seem like characters who will stick with fans the way one-time newbies like Jesse and Bullseye managed to.
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They chose the participating artists, who range in age from their 30s to their 70s, in collaboration with local arts guilds including Bullseye Glass Company, Clay Art Center and ArtsWestchester.
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The upper left area of the package contains a bullseye with a few bullet holes, a detail that definitely removes it from the orbit of Jasper Johns's Pop Art targets.
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In case you think this can't get cuter, the staff gave Parker a stuffed dog modeled after the Target mascot Bullseye, who also served as the basis for the cake.
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The fact that the meme was posted was a reminder of how distasteful and cruel people can be without background knowledge of the person in the bullseye of the target.
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Kate Brown Last week attorneys for seven residents filed a class action lawsuit against Bullseye, alleging the company was negligent and reckless in burning heavy metals without adequate pollution controls.
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The analyses showed samples of soil from around Bullseye were generally below naturally occurring or "background" levels of heavy metals chromium, arsenic, and cadmium, the department told a news conference.
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"Clever Pippa scores a bullseye with her engagement to wildly wealthy James Matthews — and will live a life that the Duchess can only dream about," it added for good measure.
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It's unclear how everyone knows she's Black Sky, but just the fact that she carries that kind of status is infinitely cooler than being the second-best assassin behind Bullseye.
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A little booze, in other words, can steady your hand and stop your brain from overthinking things—whether you're shooting for a bullseye or a back cup in beer pong.
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And you should have seen the response when an attempt to call Hedi Slimane out for ripping off Gucci's signature horsebit backfired (it felt more like a reach than a bullseye).
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The UK government has announced plans to set up a dedicated national security unit to combat state-led disinformation campaigns — raising questions about how broad its 'fake news' bullseye will be.
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Well, here's a gift for all the Target lovers out there: The red bullseye is offering 10% off all gift cards valued for up to $300 this Sunday, December 3, only.
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Why don't you meet Kris Jacob, he's vice president of the American Firearms Retailers Association, he's the owner of the Bullseye indoor shooting range and gun store in San Rafael, California.
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The "Inside the NBA" star says LaVar Ball's antics have "put a bullseye" right on Lonzo's back -- and Patrick Beverley ain't gonna be the only one who's gonna take a shot.
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We've had a lot of fun playing with that idea—the middle of the Target bullseye—as we've been working on the creative that will help bring this effort to life.
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The bullseye-themed retailer is famous for its limited collaborations with different designers and brands, dating back to its inaugural 214 partnership with the late architect and product designer Michael Graves.
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The aggressive raid suggests that it might be time to trade in the Nixon tattoo for a bullseye, especially given the ferocity of the arrest tactics employed by Mueller's FBI agents.
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The company recently posted a memo to its internal communications website that detailed an intricate process for cleaning everything from ATMs and checkout lanes to handcuffs and Bullseye, the Target mascot.
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Target also recently posted a memo to its internal communications website that detailed an intricate process for cleaning everything from ATMs and checkout lanes to handcuffs and Bullseye, the Target mascot.
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"Big Tech already has a bullseye on its back from both sides of the aisle going into the 2020 elections so the rhetoric is only going to continue to increase," he said.
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Bullseye appears in an end-credits scene in the film, setting up for a potential sequel, but after the film and its spinoff Elektra were almost universally panned, it never moved forward.
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But the red bullseye continues to surprise us every day, and it turns out that it carries all manner of badass, feminist-inspired gifts, from T-shirts to books to wine tumblers.
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"The fact that the meme was posted was a reminder of how distasteful and cruel people can be without background knowledge of the person in the bullseye of the target," he wrote.
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During a visit to the California Highway Patrol's shooting range, Levine squared a rifle equipped with a bullet button against his shoulder, took aim at the bullseye, and started pulling the trigger.
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The retailer needs the holiday to be a bullseye, as it gets about 2400 percent of its annual sales in the fourth quarter, and it's hinging hope on Chip and Joanna Gaines.
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"The tweet was a kind of off-kilter attempt at levity that missed the bullseye," Willett said, promising to "absolutely" have an "open mind" to a transgender person appearing in his courtroom.
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Chapman also noted that Target also reaches their customer base through their "Bullseye&aposs Playground," which offers discounted products and is typically placed at the front of the store near the checkout.
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Early stage symptoms include headaches, flu-like symptoms, joint pain, fatigue and sometimes a rash that has many different shapes including one which may look like a bullseye centered on the tick bite.
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"Some of the top firms are realizing that a lot of their folks who are making six figures are in the bullseye," says Erik Brynjolfsson, director of MIT's Initiative on the Digital Economy.
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Bullseye has been seen on screen before: in the 2003 Ben Affleck film Daredevil, he was played by Colin Ferrel, who was hired by the Kingpin to kill the father of Elektra Natchios.
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Its pointed tip is meant to be a bullseye on a woman's clitoris, but these can be used by any couple — find the right kind of "tip" for you on the brand's website.
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So, whereas one of Earth's poles leans slightly toward the sun at solstice, one of Uranus's poles points almost directly toward the sun at solstice — as though poised to make a perfect bullseye.
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Why it matters: Almost half of all American workers are stuck in low-wage jobs that often don't pay enough to support their lives, lack benefits and sit squarely inside the automation bullseye.
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In a pulsating match, the bespectacled Fallon delivered a match-winning bullseye to emerge triumphant, drawing ecstatic cheers from a packed crowd who have embraced her rise as the "Queen of the Palace".
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"It's our goal to take the stress out of swimsuit season and bring joy back to the beach by providing something for every Target guest," the retailer posted on its website, A Bullseye View.
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In the same vein, newly introduced Daredevil villain Bullseye (Wilson Bethel) is a troubled young man whose violence is motivated by one woman who dies of cancer, and another whom he stalks and frightens.
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"It's our goal to take the stress out of swimsuit season and bring joy back to the beach by providing something for every Target guest," the retailer posted on its A Bullseye View website.
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The big picture: Facebook's dive into cryptocurrency with its Libra project has put digital payments squarely in the bullseye of government regulators, just as Bitcoin and other cryptos had started to rebound in value.
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Click here to view original GIFA night at a local pub isn't complete without a few rounds of darts, but as your blood-alcohol level rises, your ability to hit the bullseye greatly diminishes.
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Many people with Lyme disease develop a "bullseye" red rash with a white circle in the middle, but not all do—or the rash could be hidden somewhere on the body, like the scalp.
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"President Trump has come into office on a campaign promise of controlling the cost and size of government, and the fact that he's taking a bullseye on the EPA, that's good news," said Rep.
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His bullseye talk recalled Mr. Trump's remark in August that "Second Amendment people" could "maybe" find a way to deal with Hillary Clinton and her gun safety agenda if she reached the White House.
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Certain nocturnal, deaf moths, like the Madagascan Bullseye moth, have taken advantage of this circumstance by developing fur on their thoraxes, a chest-like space on certain species that's between the neck and abdomen.
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While Target may trace its roots to the start of the 20th century, the modern-day format of the store truly owes more to Dayton's 1962 launch of the new, bullseye-emblazoned discount format.
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As a non-conformist, Harding presented an attractive target, but the reason she wore the bullseye in the first place is because pitting powerful women against each other is an easy way to control them.
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Poindexter's transformation into Bullseye and manipulation orchestrated by Fisk will throw the existing relationships between Matt Murdock / Daredevil (Charlie Cox) and his allies into chaos, as he frames Daredevil for a series of violent attacks.
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Though he was wearing more formal attire, the royal didn't let that stop him from pulling the arrow back and aiming for the bullseye — with assistance, of course, from some of the Invictus Games experts.
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"We'll continue to invest in learning and development resources for our existing team members to help them grow their careers," Chief Human Resources Officer Melissa Kremer said in a post on Target's Bullseye View blog.
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Despite the president's best intentions, these actions have put a bullseye on the backs of rural families across the country, which stand to lose hundreds of thousands of jobs as America's trading partners fight back.
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The memo also dictates that handcuffs and the holding cell — areas referred to as "asset protection" — should be cleaned with a multi-surface and glass cleaner and that Bullseye, Target's mascot, should be cleaned continuously.
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"At a time when brick-and-mortar stores are struggling to keep up with the fast-changing retail landscape, Target seems to have hit the bullseye," said eMarketer forecasting analyst Cindy Liu, in a statement.
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Draw an imaginary line from Merak to Dubhe, and carry on for about five times the distance between those two stars until you come to a reasonably bright star that's pretty much on its own. Bullseye.
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Once it was close to the target, a second system, the Digital Scene Matching Area Correlator (DSMAC), compared the view from a video camera with a set of stored images, in order to locate the bullseye.
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Lil Peep is the bullseye on a Venn diagram of heartbreak, sex, drugs, violence, depression and self-destruction—which is precisely why people flocked to bands like Hawthorne Heights in the 00s in the first place.
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The service will draw from already existing franchises such as: People's Sexiest Man Alive, Heroes Among Us, World's Most Beautiful, Half Their Size, EW's Fall TV Preview, Must List, Reunions, Bullseye and People en Español's Mas Bellos.
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Likely in a quest to grab the right-wing pole position, in 2016 they even went so far as to add Fox News to their bullseye, referring to them at one point as the Anti-Trump network.
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Murphy and Levy proceed to play a simple scene where Alexis tries to convince David she's selflessly moving her trip back for him in a way that perfectly showcases these actors' dynamic and their bullseye comedic timing.
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The trailer teases Daredevil villain Bullseye, who is both a fan-favorite and a force to reckon with, while at the panel, the cast and crew explored how the introduction of the classic villain will impact the series.
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By keeping the spotlight on himself, Cruz can keep his revenge plot going—but he has also put a bullseye on his back, and few people should expect Trump to be disciplined enough to avoid taking a shot.
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Her continuing ability to deliver both verbal and nonverbal messages that portray her and her party as elitist and out of touch have led to remarkably high negatives in national polls and painted a political bullseye on her.
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This exclusive featurette shows what it was like shooting that face-off in the church between Daredevil and Bullseye, and it looks like it was as intense behind the camera as the final product is in the show.
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She becomes a bounty hunter at one point: But a mere 13 issues after Elektra's debut, in Daredevil No. 181, a marksman villain named Bullseye bests her in battle and stabs her with one of her own sais.
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Awesome.Brilliant Motion-Tracking Dart Board Guarantees a Bullseye With Every ThrowA night at a local pub isn't complete without a few rounds of darts, but as your blood-alcohol…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML53 video tag.
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But when it finally did hit the bullseye, the resulting explosion (which was captured on a high-speed camera in glorious slo-mo) looked like what would happen if a rainbow were blown up with a stick of dynamite.
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In her latest policy plan released Tuesday morning titled, "Fighting Corporate Perjury, " she highlights a plan to bring fines and jail time against companies that knowingly lie to federal regulators, placing a clear bullseye on fossil fuel giant Exxon.
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And even with no breeze, you probably don't want to be anywhere within a 200-foot radius of that board while these Aussies try to hit the bullseye, as those darts aren't just going to bounce off your head.[YouTube]
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"Its top features the traditional Cubs bullseye logo, masterfully crafted from 73 custom-cut genuine red rubies that are surrounded by 27 round white diamonds, all within a circular perimeter made up of 22016 custom-cut, genuine blue sapphires," they describe.
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Director Curtis Hanson (In Her Shoes, The Hand that Rocks the Cradle) can be hit-or-miss, but if the Best Screenplay Oscar he shared with co-writer Brian Helgeland (Mystic River) is any indication, LA Confidential is a bullseye.
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The two glass companies, Uroboros Glass Studios and Bullseye Glass, both voluntarily stopped working with cadmium — used for making red, yellow and orange glass — and chromium, used in green and blue tints, after the moss results were announced in January.
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The Marine Corps wants to replace its outdated rifle qualification standards with a new course of fire that accurately assesses a Marine&aposs ability to destroy the enemy instead of just his or her ability to score hits on a bullseye.
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But in the comicverse, there's also a whole run after Civil War where Green Goblin takes control of S.H.I.E.L.D. and assembles a "Dark Avengers," re-appropriating our favorite hero costumes as villains: Bullseye becomes Daredevil and Venom takes over for Spider-Man.
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Rather than let fans speculate on who that enemy is, the cast and showrunners finally just told the crowd exactly who Matt Murdock will be going up against — Benjamin "Dex" Poindexter, AKA Bullseye — and released a second teaser to introduce the character.
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Get excited, because there's a new, easy way to buy all your favorite stuff at Target: The red bullseye has rolled out Wallet, a way to pay and get discounts inside the Target app with just a quick scan of your phone.
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Where to buy it: Amazon and Walmart currently have this bad boy on sale for about $20 off, but Bullseye will give it to you for $30 off *and* throw in a free $20 gift card if you order it from Target.
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There's also that telltale skin rash, which manifests in a ring-shape on the body — but not everybody who has Lyme gets a rash or even the bullseye on their body (and Lyme-related rashes can also come in many shapes and sizes).
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After months of infuriating non-cooperation on David's part with him sitting in the bathroom for hours with nary a drop, Steve got the brilliant idea of pasting a photo of Hillary Clinton with a bullseye target on the bottom of the potty.
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Witherspoon — who went on to reprise the role of Woods in Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde and for a third sequel that is currently in the works — congratulated Kaling on a job well done, replying "Nailed it!" with a bullseye emoji.
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By definition, dive bars are often hidden away and low-profile, but for the MUNCHIES Guide to Austin, we condensed the city's finest watering holes down to just 11 seedy-ish drinkin' spots so that you're sure to hit the bullseye every time.
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Matt Gaetz; Adam Johnson, "Bullseye Brief" founder and co-Author On FOX News Radio: The FOX News Rundown podcast : Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Homeland Security Secretary Kirjsten Nielsen are defending a controversial policy that separates immigrant children from their parents at the Southern border.
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Brisk, slapsticky and stylish — and with a bullseye-perfect role for co-lead Ryan Gosling — The Nice Guys unfortunately gets whacked at the knees by cloying cleverness, a script built on one too many kooky coincidences and characters who are obviously in on the joke.
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Just like last year's partnership between the retailer and Peach & Lily, Target is teaming up with Glow Recipe — you know, the brand behind this best-selling mask — to curate a special collection of exclusive formulas you can only find wherever there's a red bullseye.
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Either way, these women now know the telltale signs they were added to a list that effectively places a bullseye on their accounts: a flood of peculiarly similar tweets, repeated hot-button phrases like "libtard" and commenters who have no followers in common with them.
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This will include translating a number of the two media properties' content franchises to the service, such as People's Sexiest Man Alive, Heroes Among Us, World's Most Beautiful, Half Their Size, EW's Fall TV Preview, Must List, Reunions, Bullseye and People en Español's Mas Bellos.
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The initial positive response to the fast-paced film (it premiered in March at SXSW) even resulted in its release date being pushed up from August (a dud of a month when it comes to movie audiences) to June 28 (a bullseye for blockbusters).
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. Congressman Dan Lipinski is campaigning for re-election in Illinois with a bullseye on his back, targeted not by Republicans but a coalition of progressive activists in his own Democratic Party on a mission to steer it further to the left.
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Seth Frotman, executive director of the Student Borrower Protection Center, says that student loan borrowers have a "bullseye" on their back and are subjected to "predatory tactics" from servicing companies from the day they take out their loan until the day they pay it back.
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ET: Danielle DiMartino Booth, author of "Fed Up: An Insider's Take on Why the Federal Reserve is Bad for America"; Gary Kaltbaum, Kaltbaum Capital Management president; Chris Versace, Tematica Research CIO and co-founder Adam Johnson, "Bullseye Brief" founder and co-author; John Lonski, Moody's chief economist.
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"Even though the vast majority of the Arctic is fine, there's this bullseye, there's this hotspot of very, very polluted waters," says study author Erik van Sebille who was at Imperial College London when this research took place, and is now at the University of Utrecht.
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Cem PayaAugust 25, 2016 When I spoke to him on Wednesday, Mansoor had no doubts that this latest attack also came from the government of the UAE, but he was eerily calm and collected, almost as if he had become used to being on his government's bullseye.
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The formula of the villain flashback episode, first introduced to provide an origin for Kingpin in season 1, takes on an entirely new form in season 3, as it's used to tell the grim story of how Poindexter goes from troubled child to FBI sniper to the supervillain Bullseye.
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Blue Origin, the private space company founded by Amazon entrepreneur Jeff Bezos, pulled off a pretty incredible looking double bullseye today: it successfully landed both its ejected crew capsule (nobody was inside it, this time), and its rocket booster, after launching both up to an altitude of about 16,000 feet.
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Clint was mentoring their daughter Lila (played by Ava Russo, daughter of co-director Joe Russo and niece of the other co-director Anthony Russo) on archery (not that she needed any help, did you see that bullseye?) while the two sons Cooper and Nathaniel played off in the distance.
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It's a testament to Kidman's impeccable delivery that the line can be read two ways: First, as a true declaration of maternal concern from a fervently Christian woman who's been shocked to find out that her only son is gay, but also as a bullseye target for the audience's anger.
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"Classic Man" peaked at #22 on the Billboard Hot 100, but its bouncy sound—owing itself to a sample of 2014's deathless, DJ Mustard-jacking Iggy Azalea and Charli XCX smash "Fancy"—was inescapable during the summer of 2015, a relative bullseye that Jidenna was anticipating he would nail.
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"Our bullseye is kind of that younger age group — the late teens to the early thirties for food and beverage," said Travis Sheetz, chief operating officer at Sheetz, a family-owned chain that has more than 600 stores on the East Coast and topped $7 billion in sales last year.
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Click here to view original GIFMark Rober, who we last saw engineering a dart board that guaranteed a bullseye with every throw, has just built what every car-loving kid always dreamed of: an epic Hot Wheels track that has tiny vehicles racing between floors, through swimming pools, and jumping over giant explosions.
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This crew includes Buzz, Jessie (Joan Cusack), Bullseye, the Potato Heads (Don Rickles and Estelle Harris), Slinky (Blake Clark), Rex (Wallace Shawn), Hamm (John Ratzenberger), and three-eyed aliens; in passing it's mentioned that Andy's sister, Molly, no longer has her Bo Peep lamp housing Bo Peep (Annie Potts), Woody's toy love.
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One idea, McConnell says, is to build packages of apps that might match together and be most relevant, say, for a marketing or sales person (which he refers to as Crunchbase's "bullseye" users), versus someone who might be in VC — two examples of groups that might tap Crunchbase and its marketplace for very different ends.
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What's next "Make no mistake this did not go according to plan in every way that we would have hoped, but it's also true that we got a lot of really good information so we can keep making meaningful progress," NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, who described the landing as an "absolute bullseye," said Sunday.
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"North Carolina is at the center of the bullseye because the Democrats know that if they defeat me, if they defeat the president, then we'll have a Democrat president, we'll have a Democrat majority in the Senate and they will take this country in a direction the likes of which we've never seen," Tillis said.
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ULA CEO Tory Bruno explained that this was a fully successful launch from the perspective of the Atlas V launch vehicle, which flew in a different configuration than usual for the first time, so they consider it a win for their perfect launch record, having "literally hit a bullseye" for their target mission parameters.
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In the very first episode of Game of Thrones in 2011, the very first scene at Winterfell was about the children: Septa Mordane praising Sansa for her elegant embroidery; Bran trying and failing to land an arrow in a target while his brothers laughed; Arya showing him up from twice the distance, hitting the bullseye with a cocky smile.
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Stevens Engraved a Bullseye on Love's Back From the opening tip, the Celtics—along with just about any other team that plays the Cavaliers in a playoff series—wanted to attack Love as often as possible, which, early on, meant involving Morris in their offense a bit more than any club in the conference finals ever should.
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"America's Radio Sweetheart" is the host of several long-running shows, including NPR's Bullseye and the comedy podcast, Jordan Jesse Go. He's also the owner and proprietor of Los Angeles-based podcasting network Maximum Fun, which hosts a ridiculous number of shows, including Judge John Hodgman, My Brother, My Brother and Me and Oh No, Ross and Carrie.
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But Lovato seems to strap a bullseye on her chest when she pops onto Twitter, tweeting her disgust for Donald Trump and righteous support of Hillary Clinton, or posting bikini pictures in which she unapologetically accepts her curves, embracing a biscuit pinch of belly to honor how far she's come in her battle with body acceptance.
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When President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE makes a political miscalculation, you can usually count on his opponents becoming so unhinged that the White House is able to flip the script so that the bullseye is no longer on the president's back but affixed squarely on his detractors.
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Lawmakers and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE should be commended for working hard to ensure that Main Street businesses and entrepreneurs remained in the bullseye of the new tax law, given their vital role in fueling the everyday life of our economy.
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