Christie are bunched relatively closely together with them as well.
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Elizabeth Warren have all been closely bunched in the polls.
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The Rockies bunched their four runs into the first three innings.
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Sometimes they bunched together as if they were traveling in packs.
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As the demonstrators bunched up, riot police pushed many of them back.
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This is when all the finalists are bunched together in one place.
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The day's schedule featured 12 matches, bunched in three sessions of four.
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The problem: waking up with your sheets bunched up at your feet.
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"Position wise it's very bunched, so I'm sort of right there," he said.
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Her sleeves bunched up at the wrists, and her skirt reached the floor.
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Something about the woman—the way her fat bunched up at her gut.
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If the other leading candidates finish bunched together on caucus night on Feb.
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Next to that, Mara sat, prim, her orange coat bunched in her lap.
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There's something magnetic that seems to keep all of these competitors closely bunched together.
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Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are all tightly bunched behind.
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The sound of zippers being undone, the clothes being bunched up ungracefully, the grunting.
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It's ideal for Carnoustie to have a bunched leaderboard and 25mph winds on Sunday.
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I love not having so many things bunched together, it makes you feels free.
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Unfortunately, that one is so bunched up that it's difficult to read from afar.
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There has never been a time when Iowa hasn't bunched up at this time.
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A gray tunic was bunched around his neck, and he was covered with blood.
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The group was too bunched, he said, which could make a dog feel threatened.
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Tightly bunched race The tightly bunched race behind Trump on the Republican side set up an intriguing clash between Rubio, Kasich and Bush in the next battleground of South Carolina, which favors a much more hard-knuckle brand of politics than New Hampshire.
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Warren's campaign said the top three candidates were bunched up, and that Biden trailed badly.
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They are bunched around $1.28-$1.32, roughly the range sterling has traded in since May.
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Irvine was slow, and he had a line of eight cars bunched up behind him.
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The Giants also bunched their hits in the fifth to take a 5-0 lead.
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Tucked under the bunched fabric of dresses or religious gowns, explosives are easy to conceal.
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Flowers were bunched up against the path, offering a more informal, hey-what's-up greeting.
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The needles are a deep green, tough, resinous, and closely bunched, in groups of five.
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The intricately-placed sparkles bunched on the back of the gown to mirror the front.
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Loasoideae stamens start out splayed, bunched up in groups and tucked within the flower's petals.
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Founded in early 2012, Crowdtilt was initially bunched together with crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
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On second-and-6 from the Denver 863, the Redskins bunched three receivers to the right.
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He was dressed in football shorts and a tracksuit top that bunched like a paper bag.
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Polls show a tightly bunched top tier ahead of the February 212 caucuses, with Vermont Sen.
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The Iowa field is bunched together with little daylight between a handful of well-funded candidates.
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It is displayed on the floor and made to be interacted with, draped over and bunched.
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They think that the boulders are likely pretty sandy themselves, consisting of fine grains bunched up together.
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The denim became bunched at my knees and I cursed myself for wearing laced up combat boots.
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It wasn't a super secure position, as Kasich, Bush, and Cruz were all bunched closely behind him.
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While Claire is down in the hull, she spies a Portuguese flag bunched up in the corner.
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Nashville (23-227-210) jumped over idle Winnipeg for first place in the tightly bunched Central Division.
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They just look bulky, bunched-up, sagging, always in need of being tugged up or smoothed out.
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That extra fabric often bunched in weird ways and threw off how they felt on my body.
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Slits in the sleeves, open cuts and parts of clothes bunched by drawcord created simple overlaying effects.
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But then again, more accommodating boxers can result in a bunched-up, tangled, and constrictive mess, too.
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Donald J. Trump has held a comfortable lead, with several candidates bunched up in competition for second place.
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She watched silently, hands bunched in sweaty fists and eyes darting nervously between the simultaneous matches taking place.
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Most of these outflows are bunched in the last few weeks of the year, weighing on the currency.
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But they keep bumping into each other, finishing Tuesday's Nevada caucuses bunched together in second and third place.
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During Christmas, it was bunched up around Reign's tree (yup, he got his own) for a snowy effect.
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QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden are bunched at the top with no clear leader in Iowa.
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Bunched some distance behind him were Warren at 16 percent and Sanders and Biden at 15 percent each.
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But then again, more accommodating boxer briefs can result in a bunched-up, tangled, and constrictive mess, too.
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He stretches an arm into the footwell between your legs to retrieve three bunched up bags for life.
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Except that, had the Indians succeeded in doing so, these two tightly bunched teams might be playing still.
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Or just being in the living room together, all of us bunched up watching a movie and laughing.
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Three of the spikes are tightly bunched in the heel area, giving you extra traction for generating power.
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Most of their poll numbers are bunched between just shy of 85033 percent ranging up to 25 percent.
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Warren (3.43%) are closely bunched at the top of the field with no other candidate reaching double digits.
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Every recent survey of Iowa has found those four candidates bunched tightly in some order near the top.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg closely bunched together with no obvious frontrunner going into the caucuses.
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His wife, stepdaughter and an ever-growing line of friends bunched in the hospice lounge waiting their turns.
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In the photo, she sits with her skirt bunched over her knees and looks shyly away from the camera.
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The larger boat eventually arrived and took the survivors onboard until they were bunched up across every available surface.
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The kids take turns skating in tightly-bunched echelons around a small track at a park near the Barclays.
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A series of polls have had the two bunched together at the top, with some distance from other candidates.
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He's trailing Jeb Bush, John Kasich, Ted Cruz and Rubio, who are all bunched together within 6 percentage points.
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The 24-hour Queens lot, bunched onto a sidewalk near the Atlas Park Mall, has no permit to operate.
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Elizabeth Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg —bunched closely together, meaning the caucuses are still largely up for grabs.
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Bernie Sanders, Warren, and former Mayor Pete Buttigieg closely bunched together with no obvious frontrunner going into the caucuses.
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Mark is in the Escalade's second row, knees bunched up against the back of his brother-in-law's seat.
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There are three heirs to the Walmart fortune — Jim, Alice, and Rob Walton — bunched together with $44 billion each.
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"The Iranians are vulnerable when they're all bunched up in their ports, and not at sea," Lamrani told me.
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The limited public polling suggests the three men are tightly bunched at the top of a seven-candidate field.
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For all of January, the non-Trump candidates were bunched together in the low 22011s and high single digits.
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They're meant primarily for mood lighting not illumination, though they can get quite bright when the LEDs are bunched together.
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Folded and bunched canvas, saturated with medium, are the billowing sleeves and gowns of sixteenth-century Venetian paintings made real.
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Hillary Clinton's evisceration of Donald Trump As the demonstrators bunched around the event, riot police pushed many of them back.
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Why are we being shown so many examples of reflectography, often several bunched together for solidarity's sake, without any explanation?
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Maybe it's the wavy mess of hair because I couldn't brush it, or the heating pad bunched on my shoulder.
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But clothes must be worn, washed, bunched up and folded — it's hard to make electronics that can survive all that.
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I'm confident that law enforcement would not allow us to be bunched together, where we would be such easy targets.
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It didn't hurt, but it was uncomfortable because it felt really baggy and loose, and it bunched inside of me.
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For example, bunched-up clothes may look like a monster or a portrait may appear to be a real person.
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Consequently, they tend to get bunched up and leveled, and the narrative often comes to seem unusually compressed and flattened.
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At first, the flower is surrounded by a ring of white chocolate and bunched up to resemble a closed bud.
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Mr Trudeau may have the edge because many of Mr Scheer's votes are bunched in the oil-producing western provinces.
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But some polls in Super Tuesday states show he's bunched up with other candidates, like Biden and Warren and Bloomberg.
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Based on surveys, especially Ann Selzer's legendary Iowa poll, four aspirants are bunched together less than one month out: Sen.
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But there are three other Democratic candidates bunched into the top tier there: Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Elizabeth Warren.
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Schoolgirls gesture at motorists as they step into a crosswalk, fingertips bunched and faces scowling: Will you wait, or what?
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But he and Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, were closely bunched with the third-place candidate, Sen.
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So ancient that his ears drooped, and the skin of his legs had sagged and was bunched around his ankles.
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Let them climb up your calf for a more dramatic look or keep them bunched at the ankles for extra support.
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And in smaller cities with less organized movement, like Atlanta, cases were more bunched together in shorter peaks of flu activity.
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Quint said he and the other men who survived the sinking bunched up in the water to ward off marauding sharks.
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This faction is suggesting increasing the size of the block which would allow more transactions to be bunched together and processed.
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And the way the hexagons, each the size of a manhole cover, have been bunched into clusters feels natural and sensible.
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She woke up the next morning in his home with her sweater bunched up and her bra undone, the affidavit says.
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So he asked asked Cahalan to draw a clock, and she drew all the numbers bunched up on the right side.
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With such a tightly-bunched leaderboard, Stroud knows he will need to attack on Sunday to have a chance of winning.
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Instead, the YouTube recommendations bunched them all together, sending users through a vast, closed system composed heavily of misinformation and hate.
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Just a very bunched board right now, and I think that's going to be that by the end of the week.
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The race is essentially tied among women, however, with the top four candidates all bunched between 17 percent and 20 percent.
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In most surveys, the candidates are closely bunched, and the polls have relatively large margins of error, especially when comparing them.
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On the college playoffs, Louisiana State is a slight favorite, with Clemson and Ohio State closely bunched behind in the betting.
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Then canvases leave the wall and become reliefs; they are bunched up into starbursts or are draped in riotous, regal swags.
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Schauffele broke out of a tight five-way battle, after five players had been bunched within one stroke on the back nine.
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Normally, a lot of this is bunched up, oftentimes, not all the time, near the end of a presidency than the beginning.
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"We have never had a situation where you've had four, maybe even five, candidates all bunched up, sniffing the threshold," Lenski said.
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Eighteen players are bunched within three shots of the leaders, including Phil Mickelson and Jon Rahm, who are both on seven-under.
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I bunched up my jacket to make a pillow, but as soon as I managed to get somewhat comfortable, I started coughing!
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Loser said that if there is a restructuring, it would likely focus on those payments bunched up in the April-June period.
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There's nothing more annoying than tearing a suitcase apart looking for that last pair of clean underwear that bunched up between pants.
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Those songs were bunched into a medley that she performed near the end of her show, and fans of them cheered happily.
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For example, "Aluminum Foil" (1978) recreates the surface effects of a folded and bunched sheet of aluminum foil on a linoleum floor.
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" Right: "My favorite look from fall 2019 was this dusty rose sheath dress overlaid with a diaphanous layer of bunched-up chiffon.
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Busia is thirty-eight, with big brown eyes, a warm, toothy grin, and the dense, bunched-up shoulders of a gym rat.
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She just wrapped some yarn around herself to form a bodice, then artfully bunched more yarn into the shape of a skirt.
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Like other recent polls, the survey showed the candidates bunched together at the top, suggesting a tight finish as the caucus nears.
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Truex led the final segment by as many as 15 seconds before a final caution created overtime and bunched the field together.
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The safety car bunched up the field again, creating some much-needed tension but Hamilton had everything under control at the re-start.
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It's not clear whether the Warren household bunched their giving to beat the hurdle, but it's a viable strategy for charitably inclined taxpayers.
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The establishment remained divided, with three candidates bunched together in the low double digits, rather than one candidate whose numbers could rival Trump's.
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An altocumulus lenticularis, meanwhile, is a vast, tightly bunched flock of clouds stretching across the sky at altitudes from 6,903 to 23,000 feet.
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You felt like you were definitely going slower, but it did create a little bit of a draft, and it bunched everybody up.
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Lawmakers, however, are still bunched together at circular tables and could be seen chatting in pairs or groups on their way out. Sen.
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They&aposre designed to stay in place and to fit comfortably, so your toes won&apost feel bunched up when they&aposre in.
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"I have a high neck to my dress, and I didn't want hair bunched up [around the neckline]," Duff explains in the video.
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But surveys show many of the candidates bunched together in the teens and few operatives have a firm grasp for what will unfold.
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Among those who decided in the past month, the race was much closer, with Sanders, Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Biden bunched closely together.
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Even now, in thousands of cities, it's impossible to see the Milky Way at night owing to the bunched clusters of human settlement.
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In addition to looking cool, these "micromazes" make it easier to view and study microorganisms, which are usually bunched together in a Petri dish.
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I follow him as he slowly walks to observe an employee neatly placing bunched radishes in a box from a quickly moving conveyor belt.
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Biden is among the group of four front-runners who are closely bunched at the top of public polling in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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He has planted on city sidewalks two spiky sculptures, each made of old-school television antennas bunched together at the end of a pole.
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She loosely bunched some of them on the wall in an informal manner that brought back memories of my artist friend Steve Parrino's work.
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Busiest wide shot I can find of the #inauguration vs shot a minute ago from #womensmarch People were more bunched up yesterday but still… pic.twitter.
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But the finest Egyptian players are bunched in about 20183 clubs in two cities, Cairo and Alexandria, which are about a three-hour drive apart.
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John Kasich of Ohio and Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, were bunched together at 13 percent, 12 percent and 10 percent, respectively. Gov.
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Examples of these new lower prices include, large yellow mangoes ($103/ea.), mixed-medley cherry tomatoes ($3.49/12oz), and organic bunched rainbow chard ($1.99/ea.).
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The Royals entered their three-game series with the Chicago White Sox over Memorial Day weekend in third place in a bunched American League Central.
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A number of internal polls have shown Jacobs, environmental advocate Mike Levin, and Applegate, an attorney and retired Marine colonel, bunched together in second place.
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But keep in mind that everything should be pretty form-fitting, bordering on snug, and you definitely don't want any baggie or bunched-up spots.
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My favorite kind of books center on close-knit groups whose lives become enmeshed and whose secrets and agendas get all bunched up and tangled.
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From November to this month, he fell back nine percentage points, the largest drop of any of the top four candidates, who remained tightly bunched.
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The passenger group says small seats that are bunched too close together slow down emergency evacuations and raise the danger of travelers developing vein clots.
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This shirt has a crew neck, so you can add a buff, scarf, or hoodie over the top without having excess fabric bunched around your neck.
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Mr. Trump has led the Republican field here by a wide margin, with his closest competitors bunched up far behind him in the low double digits.
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It's much easier to do this here than on your home screens, where apps are likely to be scattered across several pages and bunched into folders.
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Just then, he heard someone lurch into the room, and he turned to see Hina standing in the doorway, her bulky parka bunched under one arm.
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The Royals, who failed to score after Dozier's throwing error in the first inning, bunched three hits with two outs in the second for two runs.
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He had a Slazenger sports bag bunched against his ribs, long wrists dangling from his coat cuffs, and a pink, animate nose, twitching like a dog's.
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Their small frames were perched on the edge of a big red couch, with hands folded primly and blood-red tu-tus bunched elegantly around them.
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The custom suits that nevertheless pulled and bunched across the chest and waist, when fit is supposed to be the whole point of a custom suit.
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A Public Policy Institute of California poll found Mr. Biden trailing in second, with several other candidates bunched around him, including Ms. Warren and Mr. Bloomberg.
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"Everybody is bunched up at the short end of the curve," he said, referring to muni debt with a maturity of no more than five years.
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As in other polls, the Monmouth survey shows the leading candidates bunched close together, with Biden and Sanders slightly ahead of the rest of the field.
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Six players were bunched within one stroke of the lead halfway through the final round, before DeChambeau seemingly seized control with five birdies in six holes.
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Mr. Sanders held a slim lead in Iowa in a poll published Friday, while recent polls in New Hampshire have found the leading candidates closely bunched.
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FREDDY SANCHEZ If you get the feeling that those champion Giants of 2010 were a hodgepodge of position players bunched around Buster Posey, you are right.
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All I saw was the bunched-up face of Moses Hunt, yelling at me across the playground: No one will ever love you because you're fat!
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Outside the hospital building a collection of blackened military vehicles, so heavily damaged that a tank's turret and tracks had been blown clean off, were bunched together.
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U.S Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, along with South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, were bunched closely in a fight for second place in the poll.
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The Celtics (44-32), meanwhile, kept pace with Miami (44-31) and Charlotte (533-31) in a tightly bunched battle for the third seed in the East.
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So airplane windows are oval because the stress flows much nicer around the oval windows than it does around square windows (where things can get bunched up).
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When I first tried these on with underwear, the built-in pair bunched up and felt uncomfortable, which makes sense because they're meant to be worn commando.
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But then the UNICEF Syria chief went into the basement of the makeshift hospital, where she saw two skeletal figures bunched together on one mattress before her.
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There are a further six players bunched on eight-under-par, including veteran Ernie Els who was 10-under before dropping shots in his final two holes.
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It looks "Japanese" in an archetypical sense rather than a concrete one, its form alluding to everything from torii gates to bamboo shoots to bunched-up scrolls.
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If the ions can't penetrate the anode fast enough during a charge, it causes a molecular traffic jam and the lithium gets bunched up on the surface.
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The poll also provides a welcome sign for Warren, who was bunched with the other frontrunners at a time when other data suggested she had fallen behind.
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That's particularly true this year, when there is an uncommonly large group of Democratic candidates — four of whom are bunched together at the top of the field.
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We also admire a pair of leather boots with a Perspex heel ($1,149) and a pair of slides with rose bouclé fabric bunched across the strap ($620).
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A disappointing finish in the state, where there are four candidates bunched in the top tier in polls, could dampen his fund-raising at a crucial juncture.
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But this is the first New Hampshire poll we've seen in a while that finds any candidate significantly ahead, instead of bunched together in a top four.
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Mr. Hermsen had invited two dozen friends over Sunday night, many of them also wrestling with choosing a candidate from this year's amazingly fluid, tightly bunched Democratic field.
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He had ridden a bicycle to his friend's house, his pants bunched at the ankles with bike clips, his hair slicked back for his role in the play.
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Other late Iowa polls showed Sanders and Biden alternating leads in different surveys with a closely bunched top four, meaning there was no clear frontrunner heading into Monday.
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Her pasture was spared, but cattle that had burned to death, or almost to death, dotted the prairie for miles around and bunched up against the remaining fences.
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It also sucks in your gut, which is great, but creates a contrast with your butt, which looks bigger in comparison with the garment bunched up over it.
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Although Kepler-90 is a sun-like star, the planets are all bunched together in tight orbits around it -- the same distance that Earth is from the sun.
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Using a bathroom fan (if there is one) and making sure the shower curtain isn't left bunched up will also help reduce moisture that leads to mildew growth.
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Bernie Sanders holds a narrow lead over the rest of the field in Iowa, most recent polls of the state show the leading four candidates bunched closely together.
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Three days earlier, the Des Moines Register/CNN poll also showed a tightly bunched, four-way field at the top, with Mr. Sanders in first with 20 percent.
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She's one of a trio of assistants bunched together in a small office, there to answer their boss's every beck and call and abjectly apologize when they don't.
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All the press is bunched into a corner the size of a Mini Cooper, trying to find outlets and hoping no one spills hot java on their laptops.
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You leave important items all over the place and it's absolutely possible those items will get bunched up with the linens and tossed down the chute into laundry.
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Like how Marie Kondo felt guilty towards her bunched up socks to which she had assigned sentience, I felt apologetic towards the meal sitting between me and my laptop.
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The eyebrows themselves begin to sag down closer to the eyelids; and the skin around the eyelids becomes bunched (stretched and redundant) hanging over the eyelashes and blocking vision.
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The loss was costly to the Spurs (45-34), who fell into a tie with Oklahoma City (45-34) for the fifth spot in a tightly bunched Western group.
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This one is nine inches long, so I can wear it bunched up around my neck and pull it over my face when the wind starts to whip up.
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"If you look at all the teams that are bunched in the American League right now, we all have our deficiencies," Mariners manager Scott Servais told the Seattle Times.
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There used to be a man whose faded suit hung over him loosely and bunched at his ankles as he crossed diagonally through the park at 5:45 p.m.
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The win gave Miami some hope of getting a wild-card spot, though it will be a tough slog as several teams are bunched up with 7-6 records.
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The three candidates are bunched together, each receiving about the same amount of support (Sanders 203%, Warren 20% and Biden 19%) from registered Democrats and Democratic-leaning independent voters.
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Though Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden have each led in recent polls of the state, they are closely bunched with two other top-tier contenders, Warren and Pete Buttigieg.
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Klobuchar was bunched with four other candidates at 3 percent support, but with strong marks for her debate performance that indicate potential room to grow in the coming days.
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Polly Trottenberg, the city's transportation commissioner, said permits helped ensure that buses do not end up bunched together in any one place and cause congestion, noise and pollution problems.
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That's especially true if the top four candidates remain as bunched up as they've been in recent polls — a prospect that could actually let two different candidates claim victory.
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Hospital gowns without backs may contribute to decreased rates of hospital-caused bed sores, because they can be spread apart and can prevent bunched-up masses beneath the patient.
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When the job numbers bunched up, as you said, and beat all the expectations, which made the President very happy when we gave them the news, made me very happy.
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At one point, the boom of an improvised explosive device (IED) sent a plume of smoke curling from a group of small houses bunched together just a short distance away.
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Other times, voters get bunched into their own little voting enclave where they have an insanely huge majority but don't have an impact on other districts (this is called "packing").
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Kirk and List, at 14-under 202, head a crowded leaderboard, with nine players bunched within two shots heading into the final round of the low-key PGA Tour event.
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The South Carolina GOP primary on Saturday is lining up for a chaotic finish, with several candidates bunched together in the polls and badly in need of a top finish.
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For one thing, it bunched the field for an overtime restart that put brothers Kurt and Kyle Busch center stage for a breathtaking finish, with Kurt taking the checkered flag .
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It's invested in 22014 worldwide, ranking 18th in a tightly bunched list of top VC firms investing in the 344 unicorns worldwide as of May 2019, according to CB Insights.
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In this scenario, Mr. Biden, Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders were all bunched up in the mid-to-high 20-percent range, while Ms. Warren's support was at 16 percent.
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Instead, reach for reusable materials, such as twigs or bunched-up chicken wire, or use a floral frog (a heavy metal base with spiky pins) to hold stems in place.
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With the leading Democratic presidential candidates are bunched in a close four-way race in both Iowa and New Hampshire, the previously cordial relations between the two progressive frontrunners Sens.
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Based on 2014 data, lung cancer deaths bunched across the state of Kentucky, though Union County, Florida, had the highest in the nation with 231 deaths per 100,000 people that year.
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Torres wears an oversize polo pullover tucked into black jeans, bunched up and billowing at his wrists and waist — it's a bit dramatic, with hints of a Regency-era ruffled shirt.
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Her sweet-natured sass exudes from the painting's depiction of her warm eyes, bunched, blushing cheeks, and inquisitive smirk, as if she were on the verge of divulging some juicy secret.
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Porzingis' 27 lead balanced Knicks past Bulls CHICAGO — Jeff Hornacek has learned from experience that when his New York Knicks offense becomes too bunched together, its effectiveness is almost non-existent.
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Ms. Rosenblit joins the others in a group hug with the fabric bunched in between their bodies as they shift slowly from one area of the loftlike space to the other.
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One photograph, taken shortly after his arrival at the Coachella festival, contemporary music's annual bacchanal, showed him dancing among the throng, his dirty-blond hair bunched under a rolled-up bandanna.
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The 2015 version of the team won the World Series on the strength of bunched hitting and a doomsday bullpen, strategies carefully cultivated and perfectly applied, but nonetheless prone to backsliding.
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In previous statements, her campaign manager and chief strategist said they believed that Ms. Warren had finished in a closely bunched top three in Iowa, with Mr. Buttigieg and Mr. Sanders.
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The Times survey gives Sanders a quarter of the vote (2900 percent), with Buttigieg (220006 percent), Biden (2202 percent) and Warren (2628 percent) bunched together in the mid to high teens.
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Others were bunched up on the sidewalk outside, behind a security cordon, hoping to get a chance to move into the building and closer to a plane heading off the island.
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In "Puke" (2002), McGinley's own face wrenches in anguish: eyes shut tight, brow furrowed, veins bunched around his nose, chin pushed back, creating a narrow pillow of skin around his neck.
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For years there used to be a man whose faded suit hung over him loosely and bunched at his ankles as he crossed diagonally through the park at 5:45 p.m.
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Her birds — magpie inventions of fabric bunched to form limbs or internal organs, with upholstery cut and shaped to form feathers — are suspended on hooks and thus look like fresh kill.
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The 25-year-old South Australian held off Welshman Lewis Oliva in a furious bunched sprint, with Edward Dawkins taking bronze, a day after winning the team sprint gold for New Zealand.
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Part-leather shoe, part-leg warmer, these all-bunched-up kicks are one of those things you probably thought about buying six months ago, but weren't sure if the style would stick.
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When numerous players of varying abilities are bunched together on the leaderboard, even the savviest fan would struggle to determine just how close each of them is to securing the green jacket.
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Jordan bunched his shorts up at the knees, dropped down into the defensive stance and rocked on the balls of his feet, ready to accelerate in whatever direction Stoudamire tried to move.
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One had written the words "COMMIE FILTH" on his shirt, though he had miscalculated the space he would need, leaving him with a small "LTH" bunched up illegibly on his right shoulder.
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In fact, probability distributions with the same mean can look vastly different: they can be spread out or bunched together, lopsided to the left or right and have broad or narrow shoulders.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — As Tiger Woods was making his stirring late charge up a bunched Masters leaderboard Friday, he was chasing a formidable cast of rivals that included six major golf championship winners.
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Ms. Warren focused on the close delegate count, and said the data showed a bunched-up "top three" — a phrase clearly meant to draw attention to Mr. Biden's distant fourth-place showing.
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Saturday's race tied a track record with 15 cautions, the last of them for a spin involving Jimmie Johnson that bunched up the field for a restart with two laps to go.
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The video above shows that police officers deployed tear gas in the middle of tightly bunched crowds, often causing dangerous crushes as people tried to escape the gas's irritating and asphyxiating effects.
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Four candidates (Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren) are bunched near the top, and a couple of others (Amy Klobuchar and Andrew Yang) can reasonably hope to finish strong.
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Tampa Bay (30-21-4) has now lost three of its last four to drop into a tie for the eighth and final playoff spot in the tightly bunched Eastern Conference standings.
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At the Lorimer Street stop, one stop west of Graham Avenue, the smell was so powerful that groups of riders were bunched underneath a subway grate in order to inhale fresh air.
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They also urged GOP committee chairs not to schedule hearings on the same day so they are not bunched together in order to allow senators and the public to listen to the testimony.
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Whether they're sprouting from hems or bunched into little pom-pom balls, this is the farthest you'll get from an over-the-top, full-feathered coat (unless that's totally your thing, of course).
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This imbalance is partly due to deliberate attempts to create districts that provide such results, and partly just down to the fact that Democrats tend to live more tightly bunched together in cities.
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Three of the hits, bunched together in the first inning when the Mariners took a 1-0 lead, came in holes in the Yankees' infield shift — including Robinson Cano's dribbler toward third base.
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The Royals, whose band of contact hitters trumped the Mets' power arms in the fall, bunched five singles in the first inning, adding two stolen bases and taking another on a wild pitch.
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Americans Stewart Cink (69) and Ben Crane (68) joined Cabrera Bello at nine-under-par on a crowded leaderboard, with eight players bunched within two strokes and one round left at TPC Southwind.
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And now, with his son's decision to drop out, Cruz's best path to a strong showing in the bunched GOP field here could be to dominate -- no longer split -- that group of Republicans.
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Mr. Sanders held a slim lead in Iowa in a poll published Friday by The Des Moines Register and CNN, while recent polls in New Hampshire have found the leading candidates closely bunched.
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" He added, "The '20 Democratic race looks different, with Biden, Sanders, Buttigieg and Warren closely bunched, all thinking they have a chance to win or place in one of the first four states.
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From these two poles, bunched up magnetic field lines — invisible tendrils that represent the direction and strength of this planetary bar magnet — reach out into space as the planet travels on its orbit.
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To put it simply, the air in front of the Concorde couldn't get out of its way fast enough, so it bunched up into large shock waves in a cone trailing the plane.
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I think my husband has reached his limit of me complaining every night about the comforter being bunched up inside the duvet cover and it being too hot, so I'm finally making the leap.
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If you include the main cast, it's fairly obvious who has the most lines: It's Homer, by hundreds of thousand of words, followed by Marge, Bart, and Lisa all bunched up pretty close together.
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Sports Briefing | Cycling Stephen Cummings of Britain took a tightly bunched leading pack by surprise with a powerful sprint in the last kilometer to win the third stage of the Tour of Basque Country.
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"The benefit is I know I can do it," twice Masters champion Watson, 37, told reporters after firing a four-under 67 on Saturday to edge one shot clear on a tightly bunched leaderboard.
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As Business Insider previously reported, he couldn't stand the way his cotton T-shirts became drenched up with sweat and bunched up under his gear, even though they were on trend for the 1990s.
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Rubio, Bush and John Kasich, all establishment-friendly candidates, are tightly bunched in most polls, diminishing the possibility that any one of them can coalesce enough support to endanger Trump's march to the nomination.
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Harris, according to the CNN/Des Moines Register poll released earlier this week, is at 3% in Iowa, well back from the top tier of candidates and bunched with a host of other competitors.
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The Celtics (44-32), meanwhile, gained ground on Atlanta (45-32) and kept pace with Miami (44-31) and Charlotte (44-31) in a tightly bunched battle for the No. 3 spot in the East.
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The four front-runners are bunched together both in national polls and surveys in states holding the first votes, so small shifts in voter sentiment can have an outsize influence this early in the campaign.
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Before the Lakers had ever won a title in Los Angeles, they bunched balloons atop the Forum for Game 7 of the finals with the Boston Celtics in 1969, anticipating a party that never came.
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"We're neck-and-neck with this team, and this division is going to be bunched up for the foreseeable future," said Boston manager John Farrell, whose team gained the split after dropping the first two games.
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However, neither player was able to pick up any further shots over the closing holes as the ocean breezes strengthened and Snedeker and Blair will go into the final round deadlocked atop a tightly bunched leaderboard.
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The season can't end soon enough for Kennedy, who has gone more than two months without a victory and bunched all four of his wins in a nine-start stretch from June 26 to July 22.
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Ten players were bunched two strokes off the pace after shooting four-under rounds of 68, including former U.S. Open champion Justin Rose, fellow Briton Paul Casey, Italy's Francesco Molinari and KJ Choi of South Korea.
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Alejandro De Aza added a two-run double for the Mets, who won for the sixth time in seven games in an attempt to make a charge in the bunched-up National League wild-card chase.
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My sister and I nestled into the depths of the back seat, bunched up against another spare front car seat my father had wedged in behind his own broken seat to keep himself from sliding backwards.
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I had seen "Earth's Skin" (2009) in Brooklyn, where it hung mostly flat; here in Munich, its thousands of gold, red and yellow and black components are bunched more densely, and flaps extend from two sides.
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She walked the yellow carpet in a two-piece look designed by Dries Van Noten, wearing a bra-shaped top covered in feathers and a floor-length skirt that had extra fabric bunched around her waist.
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As the other contenders bunched together on the right side of the road, Kittel burst around them on the left and easily created a comfortable gap that allowed him to celebrate as he crossed the line.
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I love gettin' my chew on, and I love it the bunched ends of a burrito, when the grease has all pooled at the bottom and the tortilla had has absorbed all of its un-nutrients.
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The suit looks pretty dope thoPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumThe oversized jeans bunched up comically and uncomfortably around my waist as I tightened my belt last night, and I realized that I'd totally fallen for a diabolical scheme.
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We say "most of us," because a 47-year-old Michigan woman decided that her soon-to-be ex-coworker needed to spend his last workday in the men's room with his Dockers bunched around his ankles.
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Central Division Showdowns The Blackhawks (87 points), the Stars (87) and the Blues (233) are bunched tightly in the Central Division standings and play one another this week, starting with Chicago's visit to St. Louis on Wednesday.
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He would claim that he could look at a bite mark and the way the skin had bunched up, and he could match the bunching in the skin to the grooves on the back of your teeth.
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Mychal Givens, a bunched-up sidearmer, had seen Baltimore through two tough middle innings after starter Chris Tillman's early exit, producing a much-needed double play and retiring Josh Donaldson, Edwin Encarnacion, and Jose Bautista in order.
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Mr. Rubio; Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who won the leadoff Iowa caucuses; and Mr. Bush, whose campaign was all but left for dead after a series of poor debate performances and staff cutbacks, were bunched together. Gov.
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Johnson, who started his round on four-under for the tournament, steadied himself after squandering a four-shot advantage on the front nine as the field bunched up like rush hour traffic on the nearby Long Island Expressway.
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"On a day when I thought he had probably his best stuff of the season, in terms of velocity and shape of his secondary pitches, they bunched a couple of hits together," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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She was followed by one in a transparent embroidered black skirt and blouse, and whose face was covered by a small black veil, and another in a dress with a pattern of bunched spaghetti wrapped in red ribbons.
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For instance, under the description for Olga Lah's "Blessings All Around" (2011), which affixes bunched-up construction-site orange netting to a white wall, an observer noted, "Democracy is not cash," next to a trio of smiley faces.
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They said that they felt much more energetic throughout the day if they had been active, whether that activity was bunched into a single longish walk at the start of the day or distributed into multiple brief breaks.
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Maybe it doesn't matter much when that same room contains the kitschy spectacles of Thomas Kinkade alongside Beatrix Potter drawings and Henry Moore's monumental "Reclining Figure: Bunched" (1973/74) tapestry — complete with a preliminary drawing by Moore himself.
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While some market participants said the state banks could have been acting on behalf of the PBOC to prop up the Chinese yuan, they weren't entirely sure Thursday's selling by these banks wasn't merely some bunched corporate client orders.
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On the EIU's index, which ranks 20183 cities on 30 factors bunched into five categories—stability, health care, culture and environment, education and infrastructure—Vienna scores a near-perfect 99.1 out of 100, putting it just ahead of Melbourne.
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Boyd escorted me to the back of the LMH-1, where he positioned a yellow stepladder just beneath the point of entry, a gathering of hull material that was bunched around a valve and secured with a heavy rope.
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Saturday night opened a stretch where Washington will play nine of 10 games at home, giving them a chance to gain ground in the bunched-up Metropolitan Division, where seven points separated the eight teams when play began Saturday.
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"Artfully lighted and shot to accentuate the character's trembling, affronted jowls, his shoulders hunched, face bunched, he creeps along like a spider, alternately retreating into the shadows and pouncing with a smile," Manohla Dargis wrote of Mr. Langella's performance.
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Assessing the degree of disagreement among polls is straightforward: you simply take the standard deviation, which measures how bunched-together or spread-out a series of numbers are, around the overall average for surveys taken at a similar point in time.
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Cleveland (CNN)Former New York gubernatorial candidate and Donald Trump backer Carl Paladino doubled down Friday on a threatening email he sent to an anti-Trump delegate last week, saying she should not get her "underwear ... all bunched up" about it.
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"As long all those folks stay bunched together, Trump is going to ride this pony all the way Ohio and the convention, and there will be very little folks can do to stop him," Steele told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Wednesday.
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The New York Times analyzes 10 of those playlists … Colorado polling finds the top tier of presidential contenders bunched in a pack, with Sanders at 26 percent, Biden at 25 percent, Warren at 20 percent and Harris at 13 percent.
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Bryan Price, Chapman's former pitching coach and manager with the Reds, would marvel at the way Chapman bunched his 6-foot-4-inch, 215-pound frame, gathering his weight on his back leg and then uncoiling and launching at the hitter.
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While the entire field endured their share of struggles contending with slick greens and blustery winds at the Harbour Town course on Hilton Head Island, Donald kept errors to a minimum as he edged ahead of a tightly bunched leaderboard.
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The Focus on Rural America poll shows the former vice president with 163 percent and the next three top-tier candidates bunched behind him, with Elizabeth Warren at 216 percent, Pete Buttigieg at 27 percent and Bernie Sanders at 26 percent.
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Amy Klobuchar has made the December debate after the release of a new Iowa poll, which also featured Elizabeth Warren, Pete Buttigieg, Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden bunched within 25 points of each other at the top of the field.
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A promotional contract obliges him to wear Wrangler jeans, and decades of ranching and roping inclines him to wear them stacked—that is, long and bunched up, so that he could, if necessary, mount a horse without fear of exposing any extra boot.
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A Quinnipiac poll released on Monday showed four candidates bunched together at the top in New Hampshire, with Mr. Biden at 20 percent among likely primary voters, Ms. Warren at 16 percent, Mr. Buttigieg at 15 percent and Mr. Sanders at 14 percent.
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The Red Sox bunched three consecutive singles together to take a 1-0 lead in the first inning, with Mitch Moreland, playing for the first time since Tuesday because of a sore left knee, driving in Andrew Benintendi with the third straight single.
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Loja Saarinen's living room rug is strewn with toys that Eero would have played with as a little boy, and case goods designed by Pipsan and her husband, Robert Swanson, are casually bunched together as if awaiting removal to a permanent site.
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Turning in for the night, the Robson Down Hoody felt like a mere extension of my sleeping bag, not some lumpy, coarse (in comparison) wool or cheap cotton that would more often than not end up in a lumpy, bunched-up mess.
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Stretching far up the Avenue de Flandre in the city's working-class 226th Arrondissement and bunched under nearby subway overpasses at the Jaurès and Stalingrad Métro stations, the enclaves of pup tents are islands of misery in the midst of first-world prosperity.
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Just as Barack Obama was making the first visit to Cuba in 88 years by a U.S. president, some 1,500 migrants from the Communist island were bunched on Panama's border with Costa Rica, struggling to reach the United States to start a new life.
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The race remains fluid, with the top four contenders – U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders, Warren, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden – bunched between 15 and 20 percentage points in the latest Des Moines Register poll of Iowa Democrats.
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Reubens, who is 63, wore a nondescript outfit that struck a compromise between aging Angeleno scenester and high-school math teacher: loosefitting jeans bunched at the ankles; leather walking shoes; baggy black T-shirt; Casio calculator watch; large sunglasses that fit directly over his rimless eyeglasses.
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Walmart might have baked its services into the Onn tablet, but for the most part, you can ignore it since the Walmart apps are bunched into one folder, the tablet operates off a full version of Android, and you get access to the Google Play Store.
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One thing's for sure, I've never felt less cool than when I realized Sam Dekker and I have the same style of jumping off things into pristine waters, that is, somehow bunched way the hell up in our bodies and plugging our noses like little loser babies.
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To put them on an equal footing, for every week since June 1984, we calculated the average revenue per performance for all shows on Broadway, as well as the standard deviation of these sales, a measure of how spread out or tightly-bunched-together they are.
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It wasn't that the threads pulled and bunched or gathered the dress, it was just that there some lighter cross-hatched threads that were visible with a close look, almost as if a couple of black threads had fallen out and showed the white ones underneath.
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In his gray suit, which pulled and bunched when he waved his arms, his dull blue shirt, and his tie with the wide red, dark gray and blue stripes that somehow matched his shirt and blended the two together, he looked like the anti-image-consultant guy.
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And the doctor regarded her fully and his eyes felt so heavy on her face that she glanced up at him and saw his thick black eyebrows that bunched behind his glasses and the kindness there, and these things together, absurdly, made her want to kiss him.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean Klobuchar2020 candidates condemn Senate for acquitting Trump, set sights on election Iowa Democrats to issue 'minor correction' to latest caucus results The Hill's Campaign Report: Democrats tout Obama ties as race shifts to New Hampshire MORE (D-Minn.) and Warren closely bunched behind the former mayor.
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My favorite part of this video is when Ansel Elgort is putting on a turtleneck, because thanks to the way it is bunched up in his hands you can't immediately tell that's it a whole shirt and for a moment it looks like it's just an old-timey dicky.
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The custom chiffon dress designed by Vera Wang features a sheer crew neck top which goes down into two pleated V-shaped panels, a full skirt, a long train, and, of course, the same sheer cold-shoulder sleeve bunched up just above the elbow and at her wrists.
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Working with a limited set of high-touch variables — striped silk pajama dressing, floral plissé cotton voile, shearling aviator and braid-bedecked martinet jackets, high-frilled white cotton shirts, loose pleated trousers, tapestry jacquard — Mr. Bailey mixed and matched and belted and bunched, for man or woman no matter.
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Kuchar had stormed a stroke clear of a tightly bunched leaderboard with a run of four birdies in five holes from the 11th but stumbled at the last after finding a bunker off the tee and the right rough with his second to card a two-under-par 70.
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Elizabeth Warren have been bunched near the top of most recent polls of Iowa and New Hampshire, with Klobuchar lagging behind, nearer to the rest of the pack — though there has been sparse early-state polling in recent weeks, especially since the most recent Democratic debate on Dec. 19.
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Not having high expectations meant I didn't put much effort into my look, but I did wear the set under a T-shirt and Levi's, which was a model-off-duty fantasy I've always had, but really just gave me an annoying panty line that bunched up the whole time.
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Others would say that the contentious issues bunched under "religious freedom" in domestic American debates (the role of contraception in employer-funded health plans, religiously inspired teaching in schools, and so on) are of a different order to the dreadful persecution that takes place in many parts of the world.
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I think if she'd flipped that equation so that the back of the tongue was bunched and stiff and sort of anchored and the front of tongue was spread out … I think she would've had a foundational logic that would've stitched the sounds together and made it more organic and flowing.
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The 26.2-mile race took place in near-perfect conditions, with little wind and temperatures in the low 50s, and started as many marathons here do, with a large pack of elite runners bunched at the front as they glided over the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, the highest point on the course.
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As it hangs down from the ceiling, or rather from wooden slats that attach to points along the top of the canvas that are bunched and tied with brown leather straps, the piece can evoke an unsettling sense of hanging bodies, of lynchings, and the incalculable sorrows of the American past.
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Not just cold-swimming-pool small, but worryingly small, to the point where it is but folds of skin bunched up and fastened awkwardly to your crotch; a thumb and little finger job; the kind of thing you don't want to tell a single soul about—bar all of Reddit when you're searching for some reassurance. No?
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Whether it's a tie knot pulled slightly askew, a collar that somehow looks less buttoned down than bunched up, or various strands of hair that cannot be contained, he is the only candidate who dresses as though he hasn't thought at all about what he is wearing — because, natch, he is too busy thinking about universal Medicare.
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Explaining that he had been exploring ideas of disassociation created by digital culture, he sent out the best tailoring of the season thus far in a series of gray and white trouser suits, shirts and skirts, bunched here, twisted off-center there, volume just slightly askew under hoodies of sheer chiffon scarves that covered the head entirely.
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Of course—like many, I'm sure—I find myself tangled, with an arm in the wrong hole and a whole heap of bunched up fabric too gathered to pull straight and I can't lie, I remember giving up straight away, feeling stupid to think that I could ever have resources that were going to make this any easier.
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But although football is certainly somewhat different in the red zone—with fewer than 20 yards left behind the line of scrimmage, players are bunched more closely together, and there is no threat of a deep pass—it is hardly so distinct that a defence resembling Swiss cheese on 80% of the field could credibly turn into an impermeable forcefield in the remainder.
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This week, he'll head to Las Vegas, where three different conference tournaments are being contested, where the most wide-open season in recent memory is approaching its apex: The top teams in Pomeroy's rankings are more bunched together this year than they ever have been before, and the teams in the top 20 or so are more closely grouped than in the past.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has a big lead in the state, according to a RealClearPolitics average of polls, but several candidates are bunched up battling for position behind him.
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Iowans choose first during presidential primaries, eye candidates in person and often take their measure multiple times; > This year, the Democratic contenders are bunched in a pack, polls show, meaning Iowans will winnow the field, but White House wannabes will continue serious campaigning, some for many months; > Iowa caucuses can point to a Democratic nominee but don't always predict the next president.
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Dressed in black velvet gloves, a hip-length petticoat, and bunched fishnets, her stilettos coquettishly impaling the air, Eichelberger playfully balances on a lone chair as "Minnie the Maid" (1981); contrasting Minnie's lacquered, open-mouthed grin is the portrait "Ethyl Dressed as a Man," a close-up of Eichelberger in a buzz cut and pin-striped suit jacket, looking plain-faced and introspective.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left Overnight Health Care: Health insurers urge Supreme Court to take ObamaCare case | Lawmakers press Trump officials to change marijuana rules | Bloomberg vows to ban flavored e-cigs if elected MORE (D-Mass.) bunched together and vying for second place.
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She was still dressed in the taupe blouse and black skirt she'd worn to work, and she had her head down, her scarf bunched under one cheek, and that got to me in a way I can't explain, so that before I knew what I was doing I'd fallen down a long dark tunnel and found myself consoling her in a way that seemed—how can I put this?
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There are and have been other baseball players who make music—on organ, on Cerrato turntables—but many of these fall at various closely bunched points on a spectrum that runs roughly from Barry Zito composing mellow devotional music to Bronson Arroyo engaging in some lite Scott Weiland LARPing; per company policy, I'm not going to talk about Scott Spiezio's work with Sandfrog and would appreciate you never asking me about it again.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersWarren to Sanders: 'I think you called me a liar on national TV' Warren-Sanders fight raises alarm on the left On The Money — Presented by Wells Fargo — Trump signs first phase of US-China trade deal | Senate to vote Thursday on Canada, Mexico deal | IRS provides relief for those with discharged student loans MORE (I-Vt.) in the lead with 6900 percent support from likely Democratic caucusgoers, but the top candidates are closely bunched together with. Sen.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing MORE (D-Minn.) and businessman Tom SteyerTom Fahr SteyerBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina There's only one candidate for Democrats in Puerto Rico MORE — all bunched closely in the 2202 to 2628 percent range and hoping that a late burst of momentum will propel them closer to Sanders.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Yang seeks donations for 2020 rival Marianne Williamson: 'She has much more to say' MORE (I-Vt.) and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Trump rails against House Democrats, impeachment inquiry during campaign rally: 'It's all a hoax' Trump acknowledges Warren's rise in the polls, revives 'Pocahontas' slur MORE are bunched at the head of the docket with no clear leader.
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In the Selzer survey, Buttigieg leads with 25 percent followed by Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (D-Mass.), former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and Bernie SandersBernie SandersFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (I-Vt.) bunched together nine or ten points behind.
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She edged backward to the end of the springboard and all of her muscles bunched, ready, buzzing; she raised her arms and gave two giant jumps, then breathed out with the third and lifted herself into the broad air, and there was the delicious pause at the top as she was already in the first backward somersault, so perfect she could stay floating here forever; and even this was not nearly as beautiful as the next part, the falling into the second somersault, which shattered the world into a billion bright and jagged shards flung outward from her spinning body.
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