She begins by walking 20 minutes to a bus stop.
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Weisberg: You can see that by walking into our office.
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But sometimes we can learn by walking around the museum.
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Snell opened the inning by walking Khris Davis and Jed Lowrie.
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He unmasked himself by walking onto the stage to Freddie Mercury.
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It is reached by walking 80 stairs up from the street.
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I try to shake them off by walking fast and confidently.
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He opened by walking Craig Stammen, the reliever who replaced Chacin.
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They stopped me again and then I came here by walking.
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"I found a plumber just by walking my dog," she said.
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Inside, they visit each level by walking straight into a column.
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Since I walked away from that life and basically, you know, violated my oath just by walking away, not that I ever hurt anybody, but just by walking away, contract on my life, the whole bit.
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I'm big on leadership by walking around — being seen, without being intrusive.
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They aren't perfect, but they earn people's respect by walking their talk.
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How did he break his ankle just by walking down the stairs?
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"I discovered the place by walking by and smelling it," she said.
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They will show their support by walking out of work on Sep.
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Some prolonged their exposure by walking around in search of the source.
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During the Civil War, slaves freed themselves by walking to Union lines.
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You can see the transformation by walking through almost any residential neighborhood.
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Mr. Gordon favors getting around by using the subway or by walking.
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An invisible train platform accessible only by walking into a brick wall?
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Most often, though, that's by walking, which is easier said than done.
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Can you see or feel things in people just by walking past them?
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I entered by walking through a phalanx of officers wielding 21971mm SKS rifles.
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Now he surprised his young wife by walking away from a bountiful paycheck.
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She could light up a room just by walking in and adored life.
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The encounter made him feel "terrible" but he handled it by walking out.
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Kimbrel made it more interesting by walking Chase Headley on a full count.
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We earn money for advertisers just by walking around town using our phones.
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Jerry Blevins started the inning by walking Brett Gardner and striking out Ellsbury.
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"It's not easy to achieve that by walking alone, by herself," she said.
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Honestly, some of the most amazing spots I found just by walking around.''
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By walking away from the pact, he asserted he would save American jobs.
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"You'll discover hidden treasures and appreciate your surroundings more by walking," she said.
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The researchers independently timed some of the routes by walking or riding them.
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But I didn't know what he meant by "walking over there" with me.
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Some of the men and women did work out, though, usually by walking.
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Plus, adult T. rexes couldn't run — they outpaced their prey by walking quickly.
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I do not use these tickets because I get to the organization by walking.
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Now I am taking care of my mental and physical health by walking more.
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We're all so thrilled when my dad surprises us by walking into the room.
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Agnes Varda subverted the rules as well by walking the red carpet in flats.
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Khaloo began his pitch by walking through the manual process behind mandatory bridge inspections.
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I got the job by walking in and applying at the age of 14.
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The left-hander opened the seventh by walking Torres and Neil Walker before escaping.
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Nelson put himself in trouble by walking the first two batters in the third.
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"I made a home for myself by walking," she says in this magnificent novel.
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He was, he said, trying to commit suicide by walking into the Susquehanna River.
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Finally, regardless of your budget, the best way to see Rome is by walking.
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I start by walking them through the galleries to show them what's on view.
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" He ended the broadcast by walking back his comments, saying, "I'm joking, of course.
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At hundreds of schools, students demonstrated by walking out onto football fields and lawns.
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On Tuesdays, the students build confidence by walking and re-walking the obstacle course.
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She then followed it up by walking in Paris in 2016 donning a printed cape.
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The Trump administration alienated European allies by walking away from the Iran deal last year.
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Julia Roberts protested the unofficial rule by walking the Cannes carpet barefoot the following year.
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We could have met, and you could have participated by walking through all these legs.
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Even, uh, Sweatcoin (which apparently lets you mine cryptocurrency by walking somehow?) has fallen behind.
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Lopez started the sixth by walking Cave, Robbie Grossman and Austin to load the bases.
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Meanwhile, Harry paid tribute to his mother's legacy by walking through a minefield in Angola...
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I basically keep fit by walking a lot and occasionally beating up a punching bag.
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In general, they exercised for a few hours each week by walking, jogging or cycling.
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" Yet you may wish more real things were said in "A Line Made by Walking.
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Now, I can find out what Donald Trump said on Twitter just by walking around.
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In return, they will receive incentives by walking to businesses who sign up for the app.
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Get inspired by walking through the Huaqiangbei electronics market (the farmers' market of the electronic world).
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Koehler got off to a bad start by walking leadoff batter Travis Shaw in the second.
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Warner's father got the show started by walking her down the aisle to the front pew.
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Familia opened the ninth by walking Jayson Werth before Murphy hit a grounder to deep short.
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By walking through the torii, one has entered the world of the Kami, or Shinto gods.
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Speaking of layovers, I suggest staying active through them by walking around and exploring the terminal.
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"To say the brand has won by walking away, they haven't won at all," Thomson said.
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By walking away, Stenberg indirectly uplifted another woman of color, contributing to an even more diverse Hollywood.
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You reach it by walking along a corridor decorated with illustrations from past issues of the magazine.
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I started by pushing my wheelchair around, then by walking around the household holding on to furniture.
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Just try not to fry your phone by walking directly into a lake to catch that Magikarp.
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Not future cars — cars that normal people can actually buy, right now, by walking into a dealership.
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Much as we might like to, we can't escape the political, even by walking into the sea.
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Carl Edwards Jr. began his debut as a Padre by walking the first two hitters he faced.
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Pregnant Indian supermodel Carol Gracias broke several stereotypes by walking down the ramp with a baby bump.
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And the correspondents who were present could have done the same, by walking away during her presentation.
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This is almost always avoided by walking the child through their most pleasant memories prior to administration.
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Robert Peary had accomplished his circumnavigation simply by walking in a small circle around the North Pole.
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Kintzler, who took over for Solis in the seventh, started the eighth by walking Tommy La Stella.
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He died trying to summon help by walking to the nearest settlement, more than 100 miles away.
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By walking upright, the octopus is somehow able to maintain its camouflage while simultaneously fleeing the scene.
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Sanders' proposals would seek to reverse these trends by walking back deregulation by Trump and his predecessors.
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Why take a traditional vacation to Africa when you can discover your destination by walking and hiking?
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Today, people working with the federal government deliver vaccines by hand by walking through prairie dog habitats.
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Miss Loas Vichitta Phonevilay made a statement on the runway by walking inside of an elephant puppet.
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Walmart said 40 employees in San Bruno protested by walking out but did not confirm the other details.
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Instead, by walking down these places' gleaming hallways, Sasha is led toward her grim (but potentially badass) fate.
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She hurt him worse than anybody had ever hurt him by walking away from him [at their wedding].
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Sam Porter Bridges puts his body through hell by walking across America and trying to connect us all.
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Some celebrate the holidays by walking down Fifth Avenue in New York City and admiring the shop windows.
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She said the U.S. threw away a "golden opportunity" by walking away from a deal at the summit.
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The augmented reality game invites players to find and catch adorable pokémon by walking around the real world.
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But with a 6-0 lead, Sabathia began the fourth inning by walking Ian Kinsler on four pitches.
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As the President well knows, you can't get a 'better deal' by walking away from the negotiating table.
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Beck explained he had to map out his wolf before creating the lines by walking through the snow.
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Hillary Clinton promised to win by walking a centrist line and bringing moderate Republicans into the Democratic fold.
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Maeda opened the game by walking lead-off hitter Greg Garcia and Manny Machado around a ground out.
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Chapman followed by walking Christian Vazquez, after which the crowd began chanting Chapman's last name in singsong fashion.
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She punishes herself by walking in the snow, then by burning herself on the logs of the fireplace.
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James Paxton responded by opening the bottom half of the inning by walking the ice-cold George Springer.
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Mercer hit a one-out double, and Reed then wasted a 1-2 count by walking Elias Diaz.
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Passengers were forced to leave the train, which was split into two sections, by walking across the tracks.
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Once he plans the mural, it's simply a matter of connecting the dots by walking through the snow.
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Willow is already house-trained and has been paw-lishing her people skills by walking well on a leash.
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That code has already been broken on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Reddit, and even by walking down a neighborhood street.
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"I will tell you when i get to neenah 108 hours by walking," he said, according to the complaint.
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He does it by walking an impossible tightrope: He's a progressive whose main message to voters is fiscal responsibility.
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Carasiti, making his second career appearance and Coors Field debut, began that inning by walking pinch hitter Brian Goodwin.
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The result would let an attacker steal a Tesla simply by walking past the owner and cloning his key.
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The ability of either main party to collapse the executive by walking out makes for unstable, high-stakes government.
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"Somehow, just by walking in and being who I was, I'd made the grade," She writes in her memoir.
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Zuckerberg thrilled Nigerians by walking around the streets of Lagos without any signs of armed guards or heavy security.
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PixelModo's intuitive graphic editor simplifies the design process by walking you through the exact projects you want to do.
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Focus on getting stops on defense, not letting the defense get set by walking the ball up the court.
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Anthony Swarzak (0-2) opened the inning by walking the only batters he faced, Juan Soto and Anthony Rendon.
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The person then had a chat with the alien before it took its leave by walking through a wall.
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A full 30.4 percent of this group was racking up their steps by walking, followed by weightlifting and running.
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The suffragettes didn't win us the right to vote by walking down the street with headphones on, reading Twitter.
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The crew relives their earlier days by walking down Saint Charles to Avenue Pub, their former post-work hangout.
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Selena Gomez caused a Bieberesque mob scene at LAX Friday ... just by walking from the plane to her car.
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In other words, you save money by walking a bit to make the route more efficient for the driver.
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Jessica Simpson lost 100 pounds by walking 14,000 steps a day, prioritizing sleep, and not doing anything "too painful."
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By walking away, all they've lost is the child and the years of effort that went into shaping them.
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To keep stress-induced blood pressure increases in check, consider relieving tension by walking into the woods and screaming.
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Fano, showing signs of schizophrenia, sometimes cleared his mind by walking the streets so long his bare feet blistered.
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According to initial reports, more than 30 people were burned by walking on the coals, and 5 were hospitalized.
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His wife, Jane Sanders, broke the news to her husband by walking on stage and whispering into his ear.
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"But by walking in faith I have learned to trust god even when I don't understand his plan…." she wrote.
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He ruins her Academy Awards speech, and he kills himself, as in the previous version, by walking into the sea.
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Members of the House of Commons vote by walking through different doorways out of sight of television cameras and onlookers.
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Ashanti makes a sexy entrance by walking out of the pool to grab a drink of the new flavored vodka.
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Hookworm is a parasite that's most commonly contracted by walking on sand or soil contaminated with dog or cat feces.
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"It is not possible to break the balance of the scales of justice by walking on roads," Bekir Bozdag said.
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Just heard that the first day Apple Park opened, seven people injured themselves by walking straight into the glass doors.
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Harlow told PEOPLE about how proud she felt to be breaking down barriers by walking in the iconic lingerie show.
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He opened the inning by walking Brett Gardner and the Yankees had three chances to at least tie the score.
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So you can pick a buddy Pokémon and walk with it and earn candy by walking with your buddy Pokémon.
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With Arizona up 3-1, Bradley opened the eighth by walking Luke Voit and allowing a single to Gary Sanchez.
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Or, extend your restroom trip by walking up and down the stairs at work to help you stay more alert.
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"By walking together," she said, "we have the strength it takes to make that journey through any kind of weather."
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Kevin McCarthy loaded the bases by walking Aaron Hicks, but Stanton lined out to the warning track in right field.
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Consider, for instance, the recommendation that we should exercise moderately — such as by walking briskly — for 150 minutes per week.
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Thurmond and Turner began by walking their new neighborhoods, introducing themselves door to door, explaining their presence in the community.
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On one of these trips 230-year-old Whitney impressed his father by walking nine miles in a single day.
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Then, she kicked off March by walking in a Paris Fashion Week show, for H&M's fall '16 studio collection.
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Two years later, after escaping by walking across the Gobi Desert into Mongolia, Ms. Park found refuge in South Korea.
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She started by walking around the buildings, talking to residents in their homes, on the sidewalk and at the playground.
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Instead this impedes the growth of our great game by walking away from an opportunity to reach sports fans worldwide.
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They are the older immigrant women, once garment workers, who today exercise by walking the track in nearby McCarren Park.
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By not turning up for Wednesday's session, or by walking out, lawmakers effectively put off the decision for another day.
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Should Trump put a bull's-eye on his own back by walking into this trap, all bets may be off.
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Make sure you can access your accounts either electronically or over the phone or by walking into a branch office.
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He caused a stink at the Mayan ruins by walking in with a brewski, climbing the ruins and mooning onlookers.
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However, by walking into Canada illegally, the refugees are able to stay in Canada and go through a proper refugee process.
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Reaper can disrupt that by walking right into Winston's bubble and unloading with his shotguns before the monkey can get away.
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Two members of the U.K. team are currently homeless living in a veteran homeless residence supported by Walking with the Wounded.
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As Ro tells her students, in a moment of mingled hope and resignation, "by walking is how you make the road."
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On Thursday, some students protested the program by walking out of the cafeteria citing the lack of space in the area.
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A dancer will start by walking around the pole, and then throw herself (or himself) around it to generate angular momentum.
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By walking away, Mr Odinga seems to be gambling on his ability to threaten chaos to push Mr Kenyatta to negotiate.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), hookworm infection is mainly acquired by walking barefoot on contaminated soil.
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You can find different Pokémon in different locations, and you can hatch new ones by walking two, five or 10 kilometers.
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Maybe that stuff happens in real life, too, but more often than not, messy romantic situations are resolved by walking away.
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Richard Long's "A Line Made by Walking" (1967) is a photograph of a trace left in the grass by his footsteps.
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But Gallardo opened the seventh by walking Brett Nicholas before giving up a double to Delino DeShields, who had three hits.
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It began against the former Yankees left-hander Matt Thornton, who began the ninth by walking McCann and hitting Starlin Castro.
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The kitchen had a table, but there was also a separate dining room accessible by walking through the lounge and entryway.
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Walk and Talk I get 6-8 miles a day by walking during my one-to-ones and pacing during calls.
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Some children avoided the tunnel by walking north to the B Street bridge and then swinging back around to Kensington Avenue.
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There are odd devices; 1985's "Family and Friends" tells a familial history by walking the reader through a photo album.
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I get in the back door by walking around the linguistic land mines that are so charged in our cultural climate.
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My company pays a commuter allowance if you walk/use public transport, so I am making money by walking to work!
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"You can't have what's happening — where police officers are getting sick just by walking the beat," Mr. Trump told Mr. Carlson.
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Could we ever change the power imbalance that routinely blamed women for inviting sexual assault just by walking down a street?
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To get that corporate donor to contribute the funds, you have to put in the miles, by walking, running or bicycling.
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I'd done myself no favors by walking fifteen miles on it since the surgery, but what other choice did I have?
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Aroldis Chapman opened the ninth by walking Ohtani and threw two wild pitches but struck out two and recorded his 11th save.
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If you have to wait, pass the time by walking along the waterfront close by or grab a beer in the Brewery.
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Sasikala's entrance came a day after Bindu and Kanaka Durga, both in their early 40s, made history by walking into the building.
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Vanessa Williams and husband Jim Skrip are celebrating their approaching one-year wedding anniversary by walking down the aisle all over again!
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He's also like Prince in that he can make a room go from zero to LIT just by walking in the door.
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By walking farmers through every step of the supply chain, CfP says they no longer see the coffee industry as "a mystery".
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Hundreds of Jefferson County students and teachers made national headlines by walking out of classes to protest attempts to "censor" the course.
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While spread out, Terminals 4, 5, 6, 22 and 23 are accessible by walking without having to exit and re-enter security.
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Santa then amazes the kids by walking into the various cars to visit with each guest and get their Christmas wish lists.
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You can tell a lot about a shop simply by walking through the door, even if you don't know much about wine.
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Instead, he one-upped the usual gorgeous corpses by walking out on his glory with a sneer and refusing to look back.
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Players suck up ambient XM just by walking around, and they use the energy it provides to attack portals or make links.
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He'd made history simply by walking onto the other side of El Chaparral, a pedestrian border crossing connecting San Diego with Tijuana.
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"We're in the middle of a very dynamic setting, which is accessible just by walking out the door," said Connie Vance, 11.
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She dazzled spectators by walking on the wings while aloft or parachuting from the plane while a co-pilot took the controls.
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He was charged with a throwing error on Eduardo Nunez's bunt before loading the bases by walking Andrew Benintendi and Mookie Betts.
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By walking the thin line between brute force and mercy, Aegon proved he had the political savvy to govern as well as conquer.
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Meng Meng has been communicating her annoyances about life — the zoo food, the caretakers, being kept in captivity — by walking backwards in frustration.
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"By walking Meghan down the aisle, the etiquette and protocol of who walks in and when will change slightly but seamlessly," Meier adds.
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I'm thankful to the friends who support my public transit habit by walking me to stations at 3 or 4 in the morning.
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And that by walking away from its role as a check and balance on Trump, Republican leaders are putting party before country. 8.
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She began by walking on the treadmill at an incline for 30 minutes, before moving up to interval running and a solid mileage.
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But the Transcendentalists went deeper than mere counterculture activism -- just as the bohemians, Beats and hippies would -- by walking through doors of perception.
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The company has been working to stem customer outflows since Mr Gross shocked the asset management industry by walking out in September 2014.
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We decided to start by walking the floor of MJ Biz Con where there would be many vendors and industry peers to meet.
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Obviously, the answer to not getting into dangerous situations by walking and texting is not to walk and text at the same time.
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Betances was less bothered by the miscues than he was by walking Donaldson to begin the eighth and Upton to begin the ninth.
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We started our journey by walking down what appeared to be a Nike hall of fame, featuring different mannequins in assorted Nike apparel.
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"I think too often they're doing so by walking out of classrooms and having arguments in the way that they are," she added.
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It was a process honed by walking the aisles of retail outlets, talking up managers and seeing how goods were displayed on shelves.
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From her walk-up apartment in Brooklyn, she travels to the office in Manhattan by subway or by walking over the Brooklyn Bridge.
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The 383 million people who live there can view the eclipse at its fullest merely by walking outside and looking up, weather permitting.
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"I believe in MWA — management by walking around — so I spend as much time as possible traveling and visiting franchise partners," Schwartz said.
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After getting out of the sixth, Lugo loaded the bases in the seventh by walking Bird but retired Miguel Andujar on a popup.
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The Rangers scored first when Delino DeShields continued his torrid week by walking, stealing a base, and scoring on a Carlos Gomez single.
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Olango's sister had dialed 911 requesting emergency assistance because her brother was "not acting like himself" and endangering himself by walking into traffic.
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So, spatio-temporal mapping is often complimentary to the field work of mapping we would be doing either by walking or using bicycles.
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Kushner and Ivanka have to decide if they'd serve themselves and the president better by walking away from their formal White House roles.
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At this point "A Line Made by Walking" becomes a wallow, a trunk of oozing funk, a narrative in which very little happens.
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Vergne says he mostly gets around London, where he lives, either by walking or taking public transit, and he sometimes takes an Uber.
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Last year, teachers in Arizona, Kentucky, Oklahoma and West Virginia risked breaking the law by walking off their jobs — and nonetheless won concessions.
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Similarly, you can visit and do battle at gyms by walking up to one's IRL location and tapping the corresponding icon on your map.
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So by walking through a piece of habitat, we can be very confident with these dogs of finding rodents if there are any present.
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YouTube is not alone in paying fresh attention to questions about content that becomes popular by walking the fine line between banned and permitted.
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Julia Roberts just made her first-ever Cannes appearance the most memorable of 2016 film festival by walking the Money Monster red carpet — barefoot.
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Google Maps will remove a widely criticized experimental iOS feature that estimated how many calories its users could potentially burn by walking a route.
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And it's so pristine that one guest cut his eye open by walking into one of the glass walls as he exited the restroom.
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He surpassed his 2015 single-game high by walking six batters and also gave up six hits over 5 2/3 innings of work.
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Strickland pushed Goldschmidt into scoring position by walking Steven Souza Jr. before getting Nick Ahmed to fly out to right on a full count.
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The workers who spoke to VICE said they found out about jobs through Craigslist, word of mouth, or just by walking past the dispensaries.
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The falling flakes, the paths that you can carve by walking through the snow, all make the otherwise static world feel vibrant and alive.
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The referee, Jonathan Moss, was right, but Vardy made his situation worse by walking up to the official and jabbing a finger at him.
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Others are deliberately designed to slip past moderators, either by going unnoticed or by walking right up to, but not across, the community guidelines.
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The administration wants to limit any blowback that would put diplomats and other Americans at risk if Turkey retaliates by walking back police protection.
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He began the frame by walking Wainwright, who later went to third on shortstop Nick Ahmed's throwing error and scored on Yairo Munoz's single.
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Your goal is to get to the NE corner, which you do by walking N/S/E/W along a path of your choosing.
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"You can fully appreciate the city's beauty by walking, and it's designed for walkers because there are walking paths and sidewalks everywhere," she said.
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You can get these in most states by walking into a lender's store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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Players navigate their avatar in the game by walking around in the real world hunting for Pokémon and battling other players at Pokémon Gyms.
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The gladiator zombie fight is over far too quickly by Walking Dead zombie fight standards, but it's a highlight of the season so far.
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For the final stage of the process, he shades areas of the design by walking back and forth, which normally takes around five hours.
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He kicked off the campaign by walking almost 7003 km alone, from Kampala to Kapchorwa in eastern Uganda, to draw attention to climate change.
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More than 80 percent of our patients arrive without sirens blazing, by walking in or after parking their cars with the valet out front.
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The New Yorker started off by walking a mile a day, but then "fell in love" with lifting weights, he explained to Men's Health.
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On the left, different explanations have arisen: Harris and Warren were not harmed by endorsing single-payer but by walking back their initial endorsements.
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"I am not going to write off the jobs of thousands of Australians by walking away from traditional industries," he told Australia's Channel Seven.
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The opposition says it has called a "pause" to negotiations, although it is reluctant to accept blame for the collapse by walking out altogether.
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But it's also stuff most could have done pretty easily without voice technology, by walking a few feet or by clicking on an app.
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In addition people often used the apps to take trips they previously made by walking, biking, taking public transit or not taking at all.
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While some of the negative effects of constant sitting can be countered by walking/standing breaks and vigorous exercise, there's another easy fix: standing desks.
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Immigration has become more of a concern in Canada since asylum-seekers began ignoring official channels by walking across the border with the United States.
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Dr. Lawless also suggests getting your heart pumping by walking at 2.5 miles per hour on the treadmill for one mile before you head outside.
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If cars move so slowly that, by walking up and down the lanes, Lawal passes the same driver several times, that driver might become irate.
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It's something anyone can do by walking into a Chase branch and speaking to a Home Lending Advisor, whether you're a Chase customer or not.
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This vigilance, caregiving and companionship have become much simpler now that Mr. Geiwitz can look in on his mother just by walking down the hall.
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Fister followed by walking Adam Lind and, two batters after he was lifted in favor of Pat Neshek, Ketel Marte delivered a bases-clearing triple.
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The United States has reaped enormous economic and strategic benefits from multilateral trade pacts and only stands to lose by walking away from them now.
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By walking you through my very own inner monologue of all the excuses I've made in the past and why I was being ridiculous — ready?
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Washington (CNN)Bill and Hillary Clinton continued their tradition of honoring US service members by walking in Monday's Memorial Day parade in Chappaqua, New York.
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He now stays largely on the upper floor of his house in Tehran and gets exercise by walking indoors, according to his son Mohammad Taghi.
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IDAHO: Get a little fresh air by walking the Snake River Canyon Trail, visit a local farmers market, or sip coffee while wandering through nature.
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The store essentially acts as a distribution channel for the designs you'd typically only be able to find by walking the streets of Italia yourself.
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In one video, Mr. Maduro tries to calm the pot-bangers by walking among them, only to be surrounded as the furious crowd yells obscenities.
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"Low tech can beat high tech," she explains to a student, Martin (Ben Tavassoli), before suggesting that they dodge electronic surveillance by walking under trees.
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"The architecture, the streets and the locals is what makes Buenos Aires special, and the best way to appreciate that is by walking," she said.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty to desertion and endangering other troops by walking away from his base in Afghanistan and getting captured by the Taliban.
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Those who left faced police blockades and could access their homes only by walking across the city's grand bridges, which were built in another era.
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Two Iraq veterans, Tom Voss and Anthony Anderson, decide to come to terms with their wartime memories by walking from Milwaukee to Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Players can give these gifts to each other, and opening them grants even more items, as well as Pokémon eggs that can hatch by walking.
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These photographs are the first and the last frames of my short movie, one where we begin by walking toward my father, facing his camera.
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Over two decades later, Prince Harry honors his late mother by walking those same minefields with the former landmine victims, honoring Diana's instrumental humanitarian work.
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I don't feel bad for taking breaks by walking outside, eating lunch without a computer, or even closing my eyes and taking a deep breath.
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As the sister catches a train, kills time by walking the streets of Paris and boards her flight, her past connections with Iceland are revealed.
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We&aposll help you get started by walking you through those important first steps of achieving your financial resolutions by the end of the year.
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They are also the reason that hookworm—a parasitic disease transmitted largely by walking barefoot on open sewage—has been detected among the residents there.
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KSI decided to go after L.P.'s girlfriend, Chloe Bennet ... by walking onto the stage wearing a mask of the "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." star's face.
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This system is intended to replace the informal "curbside" practice of clinicians seeking medical opinions from specialists by walking into their offices, or over the phone.
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I live about two blocks from Brooklyn Hospital Center and figured I could probably get there more quickly by walking than by waiting for an ambulance.
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She might also go to extremes to hide the perceived flaw, say by walking around with her hair covering her face or going under the knife.
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Sprint is only offering the $15 deal online or by phone, so it's not something you'll be able to get by walking into your local store.
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In a scant two years, Jenner has made big moves in the industry by walking in shows for major designers and landing an Estée Lauder contract.
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The first part of the workout was just like a SoulCycle class; we warmed up to the music by walking and doing pushups on the bike.
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She also got a Fitbit and started by walking from her driveway to her neighbor's, and she would add another driveway to her route each day.
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So, what happened is, our founder started the business by walking around the Paris Flea Market, taking pictures of items and putting them on a website.
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The photo checkup is meant to bridge that gap by walking users through a step-by-step review process of the privacy settings for their photos.
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The entertainment company was founded in 2010 by Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman as a way to help creators bring their comics to a larger audience.
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By walking away from the JCPOA, we send an important message about how seriously we do or do not respect the deals to which we agree.
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How do I win the hearts and minds of the local populace by walking around with a machine gun in their neighborhood and shooting at people?
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After Carlos Beltran boosted the lead to 8-2 with a two-run homer, Sabathia began the fifth by walking Anthony Gose, the No. 9 hitter.
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The Indians sent 5.90 men to the plate and scored five runs in the first inning, which Shields began by walking Carlos Santana on four pitches.
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" The president described cities in a dire state, claiming police officers are "getting sick just by walking the beat," and some people are "living in hell.
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Hayley Allman, having decided to embrace Farrow & Ball's more saturated offerings, was thrilled by Studholme's interventions, which Studholme determined by walking through Allman's half-finished house.
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Typically, you can get these small loans in most states by walking into a store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away.
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He ran into trouble with consecutive singles from Christian Vazquez and Mookie Betts, and then made it worse by walking Andrew Benintendi to load the bases.
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At Isle Royale National Park in Lake Superior, both moose and wolves gained access decades ago by walking 15 miles or so over winter lake ice.
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"Frankly I don't want to live in a society where just by walking in front of a police officer there's a record of where I've been."
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A thief casually stole an etching created by the legendary artist Salvador Dalí by walking into an art gallery and simply plucking it off its easel.
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The researchers realized that they were facing something even rarer than worm disease: The victims had podoconiosis, a disease caused by walking barefoot in volcanic soils.
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Other homeless people within the volunteers' assigned "grid" were more conveniently sleeping by walking paths or in ditches, or nested in gravel patches by the road.
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The couple have been dating on and off since 83, when they made their relationship public by walking the red carpet at the annual Met Gala.
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Golod began the demonstration by walking through Compass' Concierge and Search tools to help a buy-side agent and a buyer find a home to purchase.
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Smugglers understand this, and have devised techniques like strapping carpet or large blocks of foam to their feet in order to obscure impressions made by walking.
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No, your eyes aren't deceiving you: GP recreated her character's final scene in the movie Se7en by walking around with her head in a simple cardboard box.
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Dubai International Airport has come up with a novel way for departing travelers to clear security: by walking through a virtual aquarium lined with facial recognition cameras.
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Get in touch with your element — earth — by walking barefoot on grass, or find a crystal that speaks to you and sit with it as you meditate.
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However, by walking away without giving any major concessions and getting nothing in return, Trump has likely given Beigun and his colleague's key leverage in those talks.
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The president begins the pageant by walking down the center aisle of the House of Representative — the house of the people — led by members from both parties.
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If one accepts that capital will inevitably flow toward low-cost labor, the United States secures no benefit by walking away; that flow will continue without it.
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Skybound Entertainment, the production company co-founded by Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, announced this morning that it is partnering with Skydance Interactive to produce the titles.
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And on Thursday, a man was arrested at a Missouri Walmart after he sparked mass panic by walking through the aisles wearing body armor and carrying weapons.
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Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg seemingly triggered the climate strike movement by walking out of class every Friday last year and refusing to return until Sweden's general election.
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Google unveiled a new Maps feature that showed users how many calories they would burn by walking — and tracked that calorie estimates in mini cupcakes, "for perspective.".
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Jeffery Nance said he planned to spend Thursday afternoon deliberating the punishment for Bergdahl, who endangered his comrades by walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Someday we might all be upgrading our doomsday bunkers to never need outlets, or powering our DIY-cyborg asses by walking into charging rooms, no wires required.
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Jacquees made a bit of a show by walking out to the middle of the floor and emptying out a Louis Vuitton duffel bag full of Benjamins.
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"She was an amazing woman who could light up a room just by walking in," Richard Jablonski, a close friend and executor of her will, told NorthJersey.com.
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Edmund bravely attempted to continue but after dropping the opening game of the fourth set, waved the white flag by walking to the net and shaking hands.
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Sometimes they are able to find bargains by walking out into the party at the right time, and that may be the case again with Jared Cook.
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Neo-traditionalist Kane Brown is teamed with Hall of Famer Randy Travis, and the two artists celebrated the pairing by walking the red carpet together on Tuesday.
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A hot prospect for ACB, Yan split a pair of good bouts with Magomed Magomedov there before being welcomed to the UFC by walking meme, Teruto Ishihara.
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It found that, in U.S. cities, 49% to 61% of ride-hailing trips would have not been made at all — or by walking, biking, or public transit.
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When McCullers got himself in trouble by walking three batters to load the bases in the third inning, his defense helped him wriggle out with minimal damage.
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So it wasn't hard to imagine for him a secret identity with the ability to fly and to lead stranded whales to safety by walking on water.
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They both begin by walking around the space to music, while rubbing white make up, like a mask, onto their faces: a perfect touch of theatrical alienation.
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Matic, 29, entered the stadium here by walking past the two police officers guarding a flimsy fence and folding his tall frame under a broken metal guardrail.
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He might try to use this summit meeting as a way of continuing these efforts by walking out on the summit and blaming Trump for being unreasonable.
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In addition, the product provides ways to help those users either by walking them through different features, pointing out updates and new features or providing other notes.
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Days earlier, Powell had told radio show "Marketplace " that he was going to "wear the carpets of Capitol Hill" by walking the halls and meeting with members.
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Over my approximately 20 months inside, I averaged about eight to ten hours of reading a day, punctuated by walking in ellipses and listening to the radio.
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Tangeman, a Vietnam veteran who endured torture and isolation during five years in captivity as a P.O.W., greeted his old friend by walking over with his hand extended.
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For example, startup company Fitrock will be debuting an app called WalkTo to the public this spring, which will encourage its users to explore their neighborhoods by walking.
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They need that 'talk-out' point and not feel like they are being a sucker by walking away from a situation — that it is ok to do so.
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Women across the country rallied in support of Ford and Ramirez on Monday by walking out of their workplaces and classrooms and gathering on Capitol Hill in protest.
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His research recently found that when people stop using their car and commute either by walking, cycling or even on public transport, their BMI tends to go down.
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"You deserve more than Thoughts and Prayers, and after supporting us by walking out we will be there to support you by raising up your voices," she continued.
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You can get physical activity by walking the dog, gardening or taking a dance class, Hutber explains, and anything you like to do, you will continue to do.
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It sets medals for walking 50, 100 or up to 100 kilometers, while special eggs allow the player to hatch rarer Pokemons by walking up to 10 kilometers.
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" Comparing football to an afternoon stroll only makes sense if by "walking down the street" he meant "slamming your head into the ground a dozen times per week.
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"I randomly drove down to Croatia and found a place to stay just by walking around in a neighborhood and asking if any rooms were available," she said.
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People celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month showed their support in cities across the world by walking in parades, making signs, and dressing in their best and brightest rainbow garb.
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Let me explain this by walking you through one of my favorite episodes from this season, which was filmed in the wet forests and crystal waters of Fiji.
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The Twins came back to tie it in the bottom half when Chapman started the inning by walking Ehire Adrianza, Mitch Garver and Kepler to load the bases.
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To date, biologists have distributed a sylvatic plague vaccine to prairie dogs by walking pre-determined routes and dropping every 9-10 meters bait filled with the vaccine.
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"Sometimes a cat will walk on a phone and cut off the call, or they shut down the computers by walking on to the off switch," Fukuda said.
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Breed, the first African-American woman to hold the post, was focussed on homelessness, and she, too, liked to gauge the city's efforts by walking the streets unannounced.
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At the same time, commuting to work by walking or cycling reduced the risk by 33 percent, which was true happened regardless of body weight and other activity.
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In December 1543, 20-year-old Adam Lanza acted out on his predilection for violence, anger and isolation by walking into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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On April 21, 21800, it is said that the duke and his wife escaped a prison in Nantes simply by walking out the front gate dressed as peasants.
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In a July 1, 2019, interview with Fox's Tucker Carlson, Trump declared: You can't have what's happening — where police officers are getting sick just by walking the beat.
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You know the idea that 10 years from now somebody is going to book travel by walking down to a store and getting an extra person doing that.
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"A company of 300, you can manage by walking around," said Alec Levenson, senior research scientist at the Center for Effective Organizations at the University of Southern California.
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He studied one of Zeno's paradoxes, and, being a budding scientist, he went home and experimented with the theory by walking halfway to the wall over and over.
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By walking you through the research process and providing the initial content to allow you to "finish the book," you can begin to find the creativity within yourself.
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In the Philippines, the abuses of the dictatorship loom like trauma in the national psyche, and Mr. Duterte is squandering his political capital by walking in their footsteps.
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The Japanese occupation began when she was in her early twenties, and she and her sister escaped to "free China" by walking for six months across the country.
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The adult men from Mexico who a decade ago constituted most border migrants were able to be returned more swiftly, often simply by walking them across the border.
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Some, including those like Dr. Danielle Sheypuk who participate in fashion shows, argue that by walking the runway in a show like FTL MODA's serves an important function.
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Esther and Norman fall in love and elope; he struggles with her rising fame and spoils her Academy Awards speech; eventually, he kills himself by walking into the sea.
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The funds have paid for an Australian-made traffic control system and devices for staff to read electricity bills automatically by walking past houses rather than checking the meters.
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According to a new book, Michael Jackson's children learned of the music icon's tragic death in the worst way possible – by walking in on Dr. Conrad Murray's resuscitation attempts.
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Born without legs, the tiny tree-dweller gets around by walking around on its front legs — achieving a handstand so perfect even a gold medal Olympian would be jealous.
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When McConnell called a late-night vote on his skinny repeal, the Republican senator from Arizona stunned the political world by walking up and making a thumbs down gesture.
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I can't stop thinking about all the people who pass by walking, or in cars, and who cannot see in, those who don't have any intention of going in.
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Hadid also participated in fashion's big night, which she followed up by walking the red carpet and enjoying glamorous nights out at the annual Cannes Film Festival in France.
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It's a pin that renders the rear wheel immobile when set either manually with a kick, passcode, or the app, or automatically just by walking away from the bike.
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And he will do it by walking after you verrrrrry slowly in a black coat and eyeliner, doing his best to look like a man haunted by his situation.
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They couldn't get as up close as they usually could, by walking underneath it: An eight-foot-deep lake—which lingered till December—now lapped against the telescope's undergirdle.
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They turn out to be muscle employed by "Walking Dead" big bad Negan, a particularly brutal character as written in the comic books on which the series is based.
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A majority (49% to 61%) of ride-hailing trips would have not been made at all, or by walking, biking, or public transit, likely adding to the total VMT.
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"Britain is not just stronger in Europe, it is more imaginative and more creative, and our global creative success would be severely weakened by walking away," the letter read.
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That could be a big reason that VMware decided to cut its losses and try to restore shareholder confidence by walking away from the Virtustream part of the deal.
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"Protesting cap and trade by walking out today represents our constituency and exactly how we should be doing our job," Senate Republican Leader Herman Baertschiger said in a statement.
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It stopped being something that I could enjoy just by walking across my apartment to my PC, and became instead a hobby that required a trip to the airport.
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Gizmodo reports on a string of robberies undertaken by people that gained access to iPhones by walking right up to them, taking them, and walking out of the store.
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After all, this is a place where the library and theater building was purposely constructed to straddle the border; you can change countries just by walking across the room.
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A: Management doesn't need to catch someone in the act to confirm that your apartment smells like cigarette smoke — it should be obvious just by walking in the door.
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"We kill the time by walking around, reading a bit, sitting by the pool ... Everything is open but the bar," he said, praising hotel staff for their hard work.
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"It takes effort," he said, but we can accumulate 15,000 steps a day by walking briskly for two hours at about a four-mile-per-hour pace, he said.
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Researchers lacked data on how people commuted, making it unclear if they had inactive modes of transit like driving or if they got some exercise by walking or cycling.
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Vitelli said that this has typically been done by walking the site in person to see if a tenant has been able to open, which VTS replaces with alerts.
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One way that Margaret copes with her regret is by walking over to the breakfront and silently pouring herself a little red wine: self-medication may be a habit.
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This Star Wars video editing course puts you into the action by walking you through the editing process used to create professional lightsaber effects and force lightning effects into videos.
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Guests staying at the Oasis have views of the gigantic guitar and the 13.5-acre pool lagoon, which is accessible by walking over The Spine, a bridge flanked by waterfalls.
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Women near Kitui in eastern Kenya used to survive droughts by walking 5km to the river with a donkey, bringing back water to sell at 1 shilling ($0.01) a litre.
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By walking away instead of working towards a compromise, they said, the president just made it all the more difficult for the talks to achieve substantive progress let alone denuclearization.
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Payday loans are loans of typically $240 that you can get in most states by walking into a store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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He lost his perfect game bid by walking Mark Trumbo to start the fifth and lost the no-hit bid by allowing a single to Trey Mancini two batters later.
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Honnold's is an approach mirrored by fellow extremists, such a Nik Wallenda, a famed aerialist who, in 2013, seemingly defied gravity by walking across the Grand Canyon on a tightrope.
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Fountains in the park and the waterfalls on the new beachfront were covered in two inches of ice—some kids were testing their luck by walking and jumping on it.
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Anderson (21-217) had struggled this month, going 211-22 with a 2285 ERA in four starts, and got into trouble early against Arizona by walking his first two batters.
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We were able to confirm that the tool accurately maps locations — The Verge's Adi Robertson was able to catch a Meowth and Koffing by walking to locations on the map.
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Mobile ordering customers can choose to pick up their food by walking in to the counter, going through the drive-thru or via newly added curbside delivery, McDonald's also says.
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He accessed the hidden green the only way possible: by walking through the ground floor of his residence, into his backyard, and opening the gate of a rickety iron fence.
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The physical energy you use just by walking from A to B can be harvested and turned into electricity, and it could have applications well beyond keeping your phone charged.
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The news agency also reported that Trump likely hasn't made any use of the White House gym, and instead gets his exercise by walking between White House buildings and golfing.
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And so families have often been left to post desperate pleas on Facebook, or to try to reach emergency officials by phone or by walking into offices and command posts.
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The master bedroom is reached by walking through the first bedroom; it has a sitting area, an en-suite bathroom and a terrace with views of the sea and town.
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Thousands of teachers in multiple states have shut down school districts by walking out of their classrooms or calling in sick to protest cuts in pay, benefits and school funding.
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"Highway 1 is considered to be one of the most beautiful drives in the world, but now you can see that same beauty by walking on the highway," he said.
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Here's Toronto Raptors star Rondae Hollis-Jefferson TRYING to prove his toughness by walking on the famous glass floor at CN Towers in Toronto ... and IT DOES NOT GO WELL!
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Shovel snow into a 10-foot square, roughly 18 inches thick, and pack it down with the back of a snow shovel or by walking on it in snow shoes.
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Leadoff hitter Matt Carpenter set a career high by walking in his first four plate appearances, then doubled home a run in the seventh before leaving for a pinch-runner.
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Robert A. Iger, the chairman of Disney, who is serving as a promoter for the Chargers' plan, also caused a stir just by walking through the hotel to get a coffee.
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Weaver-Gates kept up her ruse by walking around inside the hospital and then emerging "as if she had treatment and was caught on camera wandering the halls," the statement says.
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After walking or slow jogging for a few minutes to warm up, sprint as hard as you can for 30 seconds, then recover for four minutes by walking or jogging slowly.
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Despite what many contract manufacturers promise, the reality of outsourced manufacturing is that you are getting on an airplane to solve problems you could otherwise solve by walking across your building.
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With the score tied at 1 in the third, Blair — the No. 36 pick in the June 2013 draft by Arizona — quickly got into trouble by walking Jake Lamb and Goldschmidt.
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The Nationals built a run without a hit in the second, when Syndergaard opened the inning by walking Juan Soto and Zimmerman, then uncorked a wild pitch that advanced both runners.
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"Protesting cap and trade by walking out today represents our constituency and exactly how we should be doing our job," Senate Republican Leader Herman Baertschiger Jr. said in a statement Thursday.
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In "Seedbed" (1972), perhaps his best known work, viewers entered an empty gallery by walking along a low wooden ramp that hid Acconci underneath, as he masturbated and narrated his fantasies.
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"What's fascinating is that people used to make territorial claims by walking on islands and planting flags," exploration historian Michael Robinson of the University of Hartford told BuzzFeed News by email.
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She showed off her high-shine New Year's Eve outfit by walking an imaginary catwalk modeling her plunging embellished purple long-sleeve Alexandre Vauthier gown with a sexy thigh-high slit.
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Chatwood opened the game by walking Michael Conforto and Asdrubal Cabrera on nine pitches and was pulled for Chris Rusin after issuing a four-pitch walk to Rivera after Bruce's homer.
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They wound up using that familiarity in 2016 to build a training simulation for Farmers Insurance in which claims adjusters hone their eye for details by walking through a VR house.
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On the kind of day that zaps you of your life force just by walking around in it, both Buress and I arrived at the ramen place chilly and low-energy.
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Impressive as it was there was nothing particularly noteworthy about Lopez's straight-sets win over Federico Delbonis but just by walking on court he stole away one of Federer's many records.
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Another fun little feature is "Streetpass," meaning that you can swap data, like Mii characters or top "Mario Kart 7" race times, with other 3DS owners, just by walking past them.
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Rose pulled out of last week's World Golf Championships event in Ohio, and has learned this week's course at Bellerive by walking it with only a wedge and putter in hand.
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Instead of going to the hospital, he'd heal it by walking through deep sand that he said was over 200 degrees and the heat from the sand would heal his ankle.
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She and Bradley Cooper began their performance by walking hand in hand out of the audience and up to the stage, bare except for a couple of microphones and a piano.
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But the meal I'll remember forever was at Buil Sikdang, a fluorescent-lit "mountain vegetables" restaurant in Pyeongchang with tables on the floor that you reach by walking through the kitchen.
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The normally glib Golden Globes faced the challenge this year of addressing the widespread sexual assault revelations that have rocked Hollywood; many actresses responded by walking the red carpet wearing black.
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Reaching the cave art itself was treacherous, requiring the researchers to travel by canoe up a river, followed by walking for four days through dense jungle before hiking up a mountain.
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After his putt drifted wide of the hole, Murray tried to play it off casually by walking over and backhanding the errant shot in as it was rolling past the hole.
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Students across the country continued the fight for gun reform Wednesday by walking out of class, many of them for at least 0003 minutes -- one for each person killed in Parkland.
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A road connects the base with the area where the boy was last seen, though it wasn't clear whether he reached it by walking up the road or through the forest.
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And young men like Mr. Agha and Mr. Hadidy, who did not want to flee the country to live impoverished lives away from their relatives, took risks by walking the city.
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Even's virtual character Sarah (there are so many of us) helps set the listener up at the beginning by walking them through a test for different types of sound in each ear.
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He did not get another strikeout until fanning Mark Teixeira to start the fifth and then put two on with two out by walking Chase Headley on a close 219-2100 pitch.
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In his video, about 20 plump turkeys are holding some sort of vigil by walking in a circle around a freshly-killed cat, right in the middle of an idyllic residential street.
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"Protesting cap and trade by walking out today represents our constituency and exactly how we should be doing our job," Senate Republican Leader Herman Baertschiger wrote in a statement posted on Twitter.
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Skybound Games is a less of a traditional development studio and more of a publishing and licensing subsidiary of Skybound Media, which was founded by Walking Dead creator and writer Robert Kirkman.
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The Nationals won the game in the seventh off reliever Nick Wittgren (2-1), who loaded the bases with no outs by walking two batters after allowing a leadoff double to Taylor.
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Shayk, 33, was in Florence, Italy over the weekend, stepping out at her first public outing since news of the breakup by walking in the CR Runway x LuisaViaRoma 90th Anniversary Show.
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By walking away, Trump signaled that his administration will not follow U.S. administrations before him into signing empty deals that give North Korea too much, while requiring too few promises in return.
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North Korea has a deserved reputation as a zero-sum negotiator but, by walking out of the talks in Hanoi, Trump signaled to Kim that the U.S. can be the difficult one.
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Hoping to convert his daily constitutional into cash, a correspondent recently amassed more than a hundred sweatcoins by walking around New York, and then investigated what he could reap from his labors.
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DJ Peterson, president of Longview Global Advisors, a geopolitical and economic risk advisory group to corporations, investors and political organizations, said the U.S. lost credibility by walking out on the Iran deal.
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He is the Ukrainian-born, wildly gifted former Royal Ballet dancer who became a principal at 19, then caused a sensation by walking out in 2012 amid mutual allegations of ill treatment.
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I work out regularly, but only in sale-rack offerings from Old Navy and Target, and only by walking my dog and attending group fitness classes that allow me to lie down.
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Analysts at Jeffries said in the case of Imagination, Apple could be playing the role of "bargaining bully" by walking away from the company in order to get the lowest royalty rate.
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When William Howard Taft became president in 1909, his wife broke tradition by walking with him in the inaugural parade, something modern first ladies have held up, according to the History Channel.
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Counsell turned to lefty Carlos Torres, who loaded the bases by walking Joe Mauer and Sano on eight straight pitches but escaped any damage when he struck out Arcia on three pitches.
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For the second consecutive game, Madson allowed all of the runners he inherited to score, this time by walking in one run and then allowing a two-run single to J.D. Martinez.
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I thought the walkout was supposed to be for students in Parkland, Florida, and we would be supporting them by walking out and doing 230 minutes of silence and reading their names.
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She sent the site her contact information and received an email from Vanessa Garrison, co-founder of GirlTrek, an organization that inspires black women to change their lives and communities by walking.
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Payday loans, also called cash advances, are typically small loans you can get in most states by walking into a store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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Also called cash advances, payday loans are typically small loans you can get in most states by walking into a store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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In January, she conducted an experiment to gauge the scale of the problem by walking from her home in South Jakarta to a shopping mall about two and a half miles away.
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They were an "ungainly" fitness gimmick that claimed to sculpt the butt muscles simply by walking, but it wasn't just the promise of a tighter ass that made them attractive to buyers.
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Obama also rolled back a "medical parole" program dating back to 2006 that allowed Cuban doctors working in third countries to move to the United States simply by walking into a U.S. embassy.
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Nevertheless, the dreary worldview embodied by "Walking Dead" -- which has only become nastier through the years, with humans (and now the dictatorial Negan) supplanting zombies as the true monsters -- has grown especially prevalent.
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He occupied his time by walking around an 8-foot (2-meter) by 8 foot (2-meter) concrete courtyard, reading fiction and looked forward to periodic visits from his wife and his mother.
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Bridget ends up getting where she wants to be not by walking the path that's expected of her, but by careening drunkenly all over the path before tumbling gracelessly over the finish line.
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That's not to say that all the moon challenges are flawless; this is especially true of some of the races, and challenges where you're trying to accurately trace a pattern by walking around.
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She also began exercising regularly, first by walking for 30 minutes a day, and eventually heading to a gym where she would do cardio and weight training three to five times a week.
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Last year Apple introduced its iPhone Upgrade Program as an easy way to get a new phone every 12 months, but you could only use it by walking into an Apple retail store.
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On Fridays, he's her ride, and if she breaks the rule, he gets to embarrass her by walking into her school in one of the wacky costumes he wears just for the occasion.
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" When McNearney asked her if she has experienced harassment in the workplace, Aniston revealed, "I've definitely had some sloppy moves made on me by other actors, and I handled it by walking away.
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As I wrote earlier this week, health-care advocates worry the administration will give in to conservatives and industry by walking back the aggressive approach Trump and Azar had announced with much fanfare.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway is pushing back against accusations that Vice President Pence staged a political stunt by walking out of an Indianapolis Colts game over a protest during the national anthem.
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Brigham, who threw 29 pitches in a tiring inning, got off to a bad start by walking speedster Billy Hamilton, who stole second and advanced to third on catcher J.T. Realmuto's throwing error.
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Some clung to a hope that they might be able to leave for Britain by sneaking into one of the cargo trucks that use the Channel Tunnel, or even by walking through it.
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By walking out of school, we are linking the fact that America makes it abnormally easy to access military-style weapons to the fact that we have an abnormal epidemic of gun violence.
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You collect the spiders that are in the vegetation either by walking around at night and just observing them, or you take a white sheet that is held stiff by pieces of wood.
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Today's foot-in-mouth moment is brought to you by walking, talking award magnet Meryl Streep, who's set to head the international jury at the Berlin International Film Festival, running through February 21.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who pleaded guilty to desertion and endangering fellow troops by walking away from his post in Afghanistan, where he was later captured and held prisoner by the Taliban for five years.
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Morrow responded to the bad luck by walking Alex Bregman on four pitches, but then he struck out Jose Altuve and Carlos Correa to end the inning and get out of the mess.
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The Irish writer Sara Baume, in her second novel, "A Line Made by Walking," picks up these sorts of eternal questions, packs them into her rucksack and carries them quite a long way.
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But defenders say Clinton avoided the mistakes of the past by walking away from the most recent controversy, which began when protesters highlighted the 85033 crime bill that was passed during his presidency.
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If climbing the steep mile up Monserrate Mountain isn't your thing, get a milder workout by walking around the hilly paths and gardens of the one-time home of the Liberator, Simón Bolívar.
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She explained that one of the most common misconceptions about the disease is that it's only contracted by walking through the woods, when in reality, 75 percent of cases are contracted in people's yards.
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The feces can be contaminated with hookworm eggs, which hatch microscopic larvae that migrate out of the feces into sand or soil, where people can get infected by walking on them in bare feet.
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Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Givenchy Spring 2016 Menswear When Kendall surprises everyone by walking in a menswear collection show, Kris (does not surprise anyone) by getting a front row seat to all the action.
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WATCH THIS: Food Hack: Make a Biscuit & Gravy Wreath So, I failed my Mariah Carey diet then and there by walking to Jimmy John's and ordering a sub the size of a newborn infant.
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"We have unique style of serving that you have never experienced before, such as serving by walking on water, flying on the sky, and skating for speedy service and save time," read the brochure.
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Burn off that sourdough brioche doughnut from Milktooth by walking down Virginia Avenue to Vintage Vogue and its neighbor Zodiac Vintage, which specializes in vintage designer clothing, band T-shirts and American work wear.
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The only way you can tell there are lines at all in one pumpkin-orange picture is by walking right up and angling your vision so you can see them rising in low relief.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra ended a brief strike on Sunday, two days after its musicians sent a shock wave through the classical music world by walking off the job just before a season-opening gala.
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Some had clung to a hope that they might be able to leave for Britain by sneaking into one of the cargo trucks that use the Channel Tunnel, or even by walking through it.
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Users can learn more about the animals through a reference guide in the app, as well as by walking around the physical world and playing games based on the migratory paths of each creature.
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Thousands of students across America are protesting during the National School Walkout on Wednesday by walking out of class to protest gun violence and honor the victims of last month's shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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A boy could earn his first tattoo by walking up behind an unsuspecting fellow villager and spearing him in the buttocks, inflicting a flesh wound, before working his way up to joining headhunting expeditions.
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Even pawnshops typically offer better rates than payday and installment loans, which you can get in most states by walking into a store with a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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But on Wednesday, he walked four of the five batters he faced, capping it by walking Russell Martin with the bases loaded to force in the winning run in a 163-216 Yankees loss.
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McEntire started off the evening by walking the red carpet in a maroon tiered fringe dress by Chiara Boni styled with black and silver rhinestone cowboy boots and layered leather necklaces from her personal collection.
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Rather than take on the task of unifying through direct debate, Clinton delivered a masterful soft-sell by walking through a personal history of his wife that tried to answer the divides in the party.
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The short text will be narrated by Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln and released by Pottermore on March 15, but what's really got me excited is what this could mean for the future of Harry Potter.
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Doctorow's latest novel, Walkaway, is largely about people who respond to the financial disparity between the ultra-rich and the 99 percent by walking away and building their own networked micro-societies in abandoned areas.
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Kodak Black isn't gonna sit for anyone bringing up the most serious criminal charge he's facing -- an alleged sexual assault -- and he proved it by walking out in the middle of a Hot 97 interview.
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Since then, she's built a community of around 400,1003 unique monthly blog visitors and 238,000 Instagram followers by walking her readers through user-friendly strategies for tackling debt, setting a budget, tracking expenses and more.
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You then create your own tests by walking Mabl through a scenario (with the help of a Chrome plugin) and the service automatically understands that a given button or link leads to a certain action.
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There's also a system to hatch eggs, which may contain rarer pokémon not easily found in the wild, by walking with the app open or when wearing the Pokémon Go Plus wearable on your wrist.
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Now, after watching the shark spin around on our floor, she thinks that you dance by walking in circles with your arms in the air and it's one of the cutest things I've ever seen.
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Two Iranian men who followed in Mr. Haroun's footsteps by walking through the Channel Tunnel from Calais in October were arrested in Folkestone, in Kent, and were charged under the same legislation as Mr. Haroun.
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The riverfront is lined with office suites and high-rise condominiums — stitched together by walking trails and heritage sites, including the Minnesota Historical Society's eight-story Flour Tower, home to milling exhibits and baking demonstrations.
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In Wizards Unite, portkeys essentially play the same role that eggs do in Pokémon Go — they're an item that can be picked up on the main map, but only unlocked by walking a set distance.
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The entire system looks like something out of the Death Star — a cylinder of pure data that the heroes must access by walking through a little door in the side of a jet-black cube.
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What this all meansTo take a step back: If you have ever played "Pokémon Go," you know that while the game is on your smartphone, it's actually played by walking around in the real world.
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Critic's Notebook In the first episode of the final season of "Broad City," BFFs Abbi (Abbi Jacobson) and Ilana (Ilana Glazer) celebrate Abbi's 30th birthday by walking the length of Manhattan, Inwood to the Battery.
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Pietruszka said she and her friends had been trying to build stamina by "walking the beach" — in point of fact, the sidewalk adjacent to the beach — four times a week, seven miles at a time.
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This matters for more than romantic reasons: Large animals, especially top predators like tigers, connect ecosystems to one another and move energy and resources among them simply by walking and eating and defecating and dying.
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Backed by a reform-minded Mayor John Lindsay, who'd built avenues of trust in Harlem by walking its streets on more than one occasion, the festival stood as a symbol of hope and everyday placemaking.
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Backed by a reform-minded Mayor John Lindsay, who'd built avenues of trust in Harlem by walking its streets on more than one occasion, the festival stood as a symbol of hope and everyday placemaking.
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Panetta said it was a mistake by the Trump administration to pull out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, and by walking away, the United States gave China a chance to expand its influence.
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But when she began to talk, in an unmistakable Bronx accent, she moved and gestured and made jokes and ended by walking around in the audience right up to anyone who asked her a question.
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Reynolds' Twitter lessons cover all sorts of parenting 101 topics: teaching a child to self-soothe by walking out of their lives forever, or explaining to a toddler that mommy and daddy are going to die.
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He hits a low for the day when he sees a deflated balloon pointing to a hole in the fence and nearly takes it as a sign that he should kill himself by walking into traffic.
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On Tuesday, passers by walking along the Barreto Park Shoreline in the Bronx discovered the rest of Velazsquez's remains when they spotted a severed left leg jutting out of a bag beneath the Tiffany Street Pier.
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He made his name by walking 6,000 miles across Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Nepal, depending for bed and board on his ability to chat to the locals, and writing a bestselling book about his adventures.
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" "Evolutionarily speaking," he adds, "it was to our advantage to respond to that ambiguous stimuli by walking away—that person gets to pass on their genes, and so we continue on with what helped us survive.
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If you need an example of that watch the king of the grinders, Rick Story, get the better of Thiago Alves just by walking him towards the fence and taking advantage of his lack of retreat.
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A woman there tried very, very hard to discourage me from transitioning by walking me around the Tenderloin [neighborhood of San Francisco] and showing me every possible horrible thing about [being] transgender that she possibly could.
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But the session time in Pokémon Go can essentially be as long as the player wants, because there is a constant way to increase the length of the session time by walking to more pit-stops.
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The ideal female body type is getting even harder to attain Tim Olds, professor of Health Sciences, University of South Australia Yes: You'll get there by walking, but running will get you there so much faster.
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But due to heavy traffic at the time, the two reportedly decided to continue their commute by walking across the U.S.-Mexico border instead of waiting in the car for fear of being tardy for class.
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Before addressing residents of the neighborhood who had gathered in an open space, Francis startled some onlookers by walking without hesitation into a portable toilet stall that had been put there for use by the crowd.
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Read more: Jessica Simpson lost 100 pounds by walking 14,000 steps a day, prioritizing sleep, and not doing anything 'too painful'Once she had her walking in check, Simpson started doing full-body workouts every other day.
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If you play a sport that has a lot of short bursts of running followed by walking or jogging—like in basketball or soccer—Schoenfeld says you'd likely want to include intervals in your fitness program.
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"These tariff cuts will also help to strengthen China's relations with its Asian neighbors, even as the United States has turned its back on the region economically, by walking away from the TPP," Alden told me.
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He said that he was so upset by Ms. Wilson's appearances on TV news shows that he had to collect his thoughts by walking through the graves at Arlington National Cemetery for more than an hour.
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He also made news at a time when hosts were expected to toe the behavioral line on air and behind the scenes by walking off his show when the censors cut a joke he believed in.
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This juxtaposition is not lost on the Bleacher Creatures, who still pay just $20 for each ticket and do not plan to add $15 to their tab by walking a few yards to buy a margarita.
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Latest Project: During the recent fashion weeks in New York and Europe, Mx. Schafer did "almost a full circuit," she said, by walking in nine shows, including for Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs and House of Holland.
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Cover: In this April 18, 2018 photo, an inmate sits on her bed as fellow inmates in a cell next door exercise by walking laps in the room at the Campbell County Jail in Jacksboro, Tenn.
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A priest who has lived at his remote forest temple for two decades, Darshandas has not missed an election since 2002, and cast his vote on Tuesday by walking nearly a kilometre to the special polling station.
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This month, the artist managed to create a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin, by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 74%Synopsis: The 2010 drama "The Way Back" tells the story of a group of former Soviet Union labor camp prisoners, who attempt to find shelter by walking through the Siberian wilderness to shelter.
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Protesters are allowed to gather on the sidewalk in front of the courthouse but not on the plaza, which is considered part of the courthouse grounds and is reached by walking up several steps from the sidewalk.
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Some feel that once these higher-end headsets are untethered, VR will truly take off, as we'll be able to fully immerse ourselves by walking around freely in the real world while jacked into the virtual world.
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The initiative is particularly important for banks as their customer base shifts from a generation that cashed paper checks and got mortgages by walking into a branch, to one that goes online first to transact and borrow.
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Shopkick's CEO Bill Demas claimed last fall the app has 23 million monthly active users, and has been working with retailers to integrate with their beacon technology to allow shoppers to earn points by walking into stores.
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Her job was to soothe lawmakers' nerves over changes to Medicaid by walking them through the changes and providing state-specific data, while also making explicit offers detailing how CMS can ease the transition in each state.
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Earlier this year, a study published in the Journal of Geophysical Research analyzed that data and concluded that NASA astronauts likely warmed up the moon's surface temperature by as much as 6 degrees Fahrenheit by walking around.
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Yesterday Prime Minister Boris Johnson was shocked to see Philip Lee, a member of his own Conservative party, dramatically throw his support to the Liberal Democrats by walking across the parliament floor while Johnson was mid-speech.
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I take advantage of my extra-long commute by skipping the bus, getting some exercise by walking instead, and using the time to call and catch up with family or friends I haven't seen in a while.
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In an interview with radio show Marketplace on Thursday, Powell said: "I'm going to wear the carpets of Capitol Hill out by walking those halls and meeting with members" to explain Fed decisions and respond to concerns.
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What did not make sense was that, by walking Heyward, the Dodgers were avoiding a hitter who has struggled in the playoffs, then had to face Javier Baez, who has been the Cubs' best player in October.
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" She added that the couple had been "victimized by the scandal-mongering tabloid press, and the Imperial Household Agency is reacting to the avalanche of negative press — apparently since last fall — by walking back on the engagement.
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"I just don't think we can get to a better place by walking this moderate line so I appreciate you being out front and being big and bold with that," Rapinoe told Warren in the phone call.
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A priest who has lived at his remote forest temple for two decades, Darshandas has not missed an election since 2002, and cast his vote on Tuesday by walking nearly a kilometer to the special polling station.
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Culture's general manager, Johnny Norton, said the three Midtown locations — the latest opened in Hell's Kitchen in February — were determined by walking the streets to see where coffeeless zones existed and to gauge foot traffic and density.
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HOTEL LOCATION MATTERS Maximize your getaway by staying in a neighborhood you want to explore — you will probably be able to get around by walking or biking and won't waste time commuting to other parts of town.
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That same year, Jennifer Jones, one of the principal figures in Ms. Stein's new "West of Eden," staged a theatrical suicide attempt by walking into the ocean in Malibu, with good reason to expect she would be rescued.
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It comprises curved and organic forms, the highest of which rise over 13 feet; as with other large-scale works by the late artist, beachgoers were encouraged to interact with the piece by walking between the colorful walls.
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While peers such as Neil Young and the Eagles became more expansive in style, he went the other way, turning ever inwards on the gently eccentric home-studio-recorded "One Man Dog" (1972), followed by "Walking Man" (1974).
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As we near the Golden Globes on Sunday, there's a distinct possibility that Black Panther could change the way awards show season has historically treated comic book movies by walking away with a best motion picture – drama Globe.
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The triple play, the 13th in Twins and history and first since June 1, 2017, against the Angels, occurred in the first inning after Minnesota starter Martin Perez began the frame by walking DJ LeMahieu and Aaron Judge.
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The triple play, the 13th in Twins history and first since June 1, 2405, against the Angels, occurred in the first inning after Minnesota starter Martin Perez began the frame by walking both DJ LeMahieu and Aaron Judge.
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" The second states that members can ensure each other's safety by "walking to your car in a group after a meeting" and also states that if "a situation breaches the law, the individuals involved should take appropriate action.
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According to the Atlanta-Journal Constitution, an unidentified man ate at the China Cafeteria on Wednesday night and then tried a low-speed dine-and-dash by walking directly out of the restaurant and into the parking lot.
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You can get it by any kind of exposure to the fungus, like by walking barefoot in public showers, locker rooms, swimming pools, or anywhere with a damp surface, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"Five to 10 years from now, you should be able to open up Robinhood and get anything you could get by walking into your local Bank of America, with a better customer experience and better pricing," Tenev said.
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I listed my Pokémon street cred, which I had accrued by walking more than 18km in one weekend, training for at least five hours every day, and using my childhood love of Pokémon to inform my play strategies.
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In France, employees can also exercise what is known as "the right of withdrawal" from work by walking off the job if they believe their health and safety are at risk, without having wages docked or facing punishment.
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Within minutes the guy was getting pulled aside by walking thirst traps Jami and Ashley, making out with each of them left and right – and that's when Shushanna saw the light and decided this was definitely not worth it.
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Hernandez lived in the church for nine months -- getting his daily exercise by walking up and down a flight of stairs -- until he got a letter from ICE telling him he was no longer an "enforcement priority," he said.
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Narrator: On day one of boot camp, new recruits arrive at the receiving barracks, where they take their first steps toward becoming Marines by walking through these silver hatches, symbolizing the threshold between the outside world and Parris Island.
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I was able to check another essential off the list by walking to Yin He Dian Xun (roughly, Galaxy Telecommunications) and purchasing a 0003-gigabyte SIM card from a very helpful young woman for 50 Macanese patacas (about $6).
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Mr. Franco and I began by walking the streets, noticing: the coal train running through the city's core; the dust settling on buildings along the tracks; and the Jesus Christ carved from anthracite, prominent in a store's window display.
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The Yankees had spotted Tanaka a 2-0 lead in the first inning when Blue Jays starter Marcus Stroman hit Chase Headley with the bases loaded, bringing in Judge, and followed by walking Jacoby Ellsbury to bring home Sanchez.
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We hate to break it to Amal, but it's a little too chilly this time of year for flowers to start cropping up, but if anyone could cause an unseasonable heatwave just by walking outside, we're pretty sure it's her.
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"Five to 10 years from now, you should be able to open up Robinhood and get anything you could get by walking into your local Bank of America, with a better customer experience and better pricing," Tenev told CNBC in October.
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Also shown off at the event was the Windows Capture 3D experience, a 3D scanning app for mobile devices that lets users shoot objects in three dimensions by walking around them like the fake sandcastle it brought out on stage.
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"I started out by walking twice a day to build the strength back in my legs, then I learned to run, as before transplant I could never run for more than 200 meters at a time without passing out," she explains.
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The feature, which began rolling out to some users about a week ago, not only displayed the amount of calories users could burn by walking when they looked up a route, but also how many "mini cupcakes" those calories are worth.
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Aden was one of the gorgeous faces that helped (very marginally) improve the diversity in casting during New York Fashion Week this season where she made her runway debut in a very buzzy way: by walking in the Yeezy show.
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They invested high hopes in a second referendum, but the "people's vote" movement collapsed in turmoil when Roland Rudd, the PR entrepreneur who helps to fund it, tried to sack two of its leaders and staff responded by walking out.
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Matt had worked to gain over 50 pounds in a year, while Jaime worked even harder to lose 116 pounds over the same time frame by focusing on his diet, carefully tracking macronutrients like protein, fat and carbohydrates, and by walking.
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Rockies reliever Adam Ottavino started the Padres game-tying rally by walking the bases loaded with one out before being replaced by left-handed Jake McGee, who got Solarte to loop a broken-bat, one-hopper toward Amarista at shortstop.
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By walking away from a task they have managed for so long, the chip makers other than Intel — the Silicon Valley giant says it is no longer formally contributing to the forecasting process — are posing broader questions about their businesses.
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The residents have their "bedroom," or home, and can reach their bathroom "down the hallway" (there's no plumbing in the tiny homes) by walking a short distance down the road to one of the five communal restroom and shower facilities.
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It took place in Newark's Prudential Center, just moments after Covington wound the crowd up by walking to the Octagon while Kurt Angle's theme song in WWE played, prompting the New Jersey crowd to chant "you suck" over and over.
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Read more: Jessica Simpson lost 100 pounds by walking 14,000 steps a day, prioritizing sleep, and not doing anything 'too painful'Syatt encourages people to see the number on the scale simply as data, not as something that affects how you feel.
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Take features like the reminder to get off when your stop is approaching, for example, or the at-a-glance summary of how many calories you'll burn off by walking, cycling, or getting a cab—they're clever touches, and they're reliable.
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One of the most exciting things about it has been its nearly seamless transformation into becoming a platform for controlling other services, just by walking: third-party developers from Spotify to Domino's have created services that you can use through Echo.
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But Betances, who has been overpowering recently, got into trouble by walking Nicholas Castellanos and then leaving a fastball over the plate to Martinez, who drove it just over the right-field fence to tie the game in the eighth.
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"I liked his line in the interview about [how] it's kinetic art, but the viewer has to move — one understands and (hopefully) enjoys the work by walking around it and exploring and taking in the ever-changing view," Lippincott continued.
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But she did not contemplate tackling a 26.2-mile course until she learned in 1999 that a fellow singer in her church choir was raising money for a cancer charity by walking in the annual Rock 'n' Roll San Diego Marathon.
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In that game, the Cardinals tried to get around the Brewers' candidate for the Most Valuable Player Award, Christian Yelich, by walking the slugger five times, but that backfired as he scored both of Milwaukee's runs in a 2-1 victory.
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But Republican lawmakers in swing states face an excruciating choice: risk angering their grass-roots supporters by walking away from the repeal effort or expose themselves to Democratic attacks by pushing through a bill that is deeply unpopular, according to polls.
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Minutes later, he officially began the event with more remarks about artichoke history and geology, including the update that recent bad weather had increased iron levels, a fact he said he had verified by walking the fields with a magnet.
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The 38-year-old set a cracking pace from his very first step and inexorably extended his advantage, being able to savor his achievement by walking across the finish line to add to his previous victories in 2015 and 2016.
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It left me with two distinctly unpleasant tastes in my mouth: It made me feel creepy, like I was being deceitful by walking around in public with someone who was paid to appear as though they chose to be with me.
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"Hitting Spangenberg with the 2-and-8 heater and then compounding the mistake by walking Hedges on a full count, so you know you are just setting the table like that, especially with Margot being a tough out right there," Moore said.
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Photo: APLast month, reports emerged that Apple's new "spaceship" campus in Cupertino, California—which hosts roughly 13,000 employees behind around 23,000 giant panes of glass—had resulted in the company's employees repeatedly injuring themselves by walking straight into the semi-visible walls.
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In a project titled Google Map Hacks, Berlin-based artist Simon Weckert created a virtual traffic jam across one of the main bridges spanning the Spree river in Berlin by walking the streets towing a hand wagon laden with 99 active cell phones.
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Matt and Mercedes Schlapp become the toast of the American right by walking out of a Michelle Wolf comedy routine that they pretended to be offended by, scattering tweets feigning disdain toward media elite, all while en route to the MSNBC after-party.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. – For the first time in eight years, Bowe Bergdahl doesn&apost face confinement, or the threat of it, after a judge spared the soldier from a prison sentence for endangering his comrades by walking off his post in Afghanistan.
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Eight Hollywood actresses pushed their protest even further by walking the press-line with the activists who have dedicated their lives to supporting the most vulnerable women among us well before the New York Times broke its Harvey Weinstein exposé last October.
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Women from Meryl Streep to Giuliana Rancic have already declared their support for the Time's Up initiative by walking the red carpet clad in black, with the latter going as far as to make an opening statement about making changes to E!
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Apart from security and messaging, you can set alarm reminders, and the watch has a "classroom" snooze mode that silences notifications Feed the monster by walking The watch's step counter game features a cute mascot that you "feed" by moving around more.
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But, the Mayo Clinic explains, it's still important to take a few extra steps on your flight for your safety and comfort: Encourage circulation by walking around when possible, drink plenty of fluids, and avoid foods that might make you gassy and uncomfortable.
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Saladino walked in the second and singled in the fourth before he capped a three-run sixth by the White Sox by walking with two outs, stealing second and third base on consecutive pitches and scoring on a single by C Dioner Navarro.
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The app says you can only earn these coins by walking outside so it theoretically doesn't count if you are walking on a treadmill at the gym, though the app on my phone seems to count steps inside my apartment, as well.
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Additionally, TRNDlabs is not concerned with players being banned for faking their location, arguing that the Pokédrone is merely "bringing the GPS signal out of the phone, so you can travel to places that are close by, but not reachable by walking".
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When you're close enough to a pokéstops to activate it, the map icon will expand into a spinning pokéballs icon, allowing you to tap on it to obtain items, such as pokéballs, potions, revives, and eggs (which can be hatched by walking around).
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On the first day of the hajj, pilgrims will honor Hajar by walking seven times between the sites of the two hills, though our journey will be more comfortable than her trek: the marble-tiled walkways between Safa and Marwa are air-conditioned.
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Clinton had a spring in her step, as she made her Secret Service agents wince by walking across the road — her bright red pantsuit popping from within the scrum — to pose for selfies with supporters who lined the street outside the event.
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Each time you revive, by walking through the door of Booker DeWitt's office, you are stepping out into a fresh reality—you are not dead, but the fact this new dimension has been forged means you did die, and the game acknowledges it.
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In addition to stoking interest, a campaign like Sanders's can educate young voters about the process — not just by telling them to register, but also by walking them through the process itself and doing the work a civics curriculum should have already done.
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When President Trump visited Britain in 2018 and met Queen Elizabeth II, he caused a social media stir by walking in front of the British monarch as they inspected her honor guard, forcing her to step around him — a breach of protocol.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain's Prince Harry on Monday threw his weight behind mine clearance efforts in Angola, a cause championed by his mother more than two decades ago when she made global headlines by walking through a minefield in the country.
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Pelosi responded by walking through the current natural impediments that exist on the border, including mountains, water, and fencing, including "Normandy fencing" -- or in other words, the X-shaped vehicle barriers that lined Normandy beach during the 1944 Allied invasion of France.
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The Giants responded after Manuel Margot celebrated a return to the leadoff spot by walking and scoring the go-ahead run on a two-out single by Cory Spangenberg in the top off the 11th, giving the Padres a 2-1 lead.
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Nunberg is the first recognizable Trump campaign affiliate to appear at a grand jury hearing related to Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election by walking through the main entrance of the federal courthouse and heading to the grand jury area.
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Letter To the Editor: "Nothing Like the Great Outdoors" (Phys Ed, Science Times, July 4) describes a study in which participants were more relaxed by hiking on a mountain overlooking Innsbruck, Austria, than by walking on a treadmill with periods of vigorous exertion.
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Visitors embark on the tour by walking down the street and into a different multi-level warehouse, where each floor contains things like a replica of a dirty subway car, a small tent city, and what I assumed were bed bug fumigators.
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He hit a growth spurt that fed his affinity for basketball, and he morphed into "Young Murphy," a ball playing prodigy heavily inspired by walking the same halls Jason Kidd, his hometown hero, did at Almeda's St. Joseph Notre Dame High School.
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She is grieving the loss of the two women closest to her: her mother, who died of breast cancer, and her best friend, Boo, with whom she co-owned a guinea pig–themed café in London, and who killed herself by walking into traffic.
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Then travel through Paris history by walking the circumference of the ground floor, where illustrated timelines (enlivened by flat-screen displays and touch-screen panels) take you from the medieval period until today, with homage to the groundbreaking contributions of Le Corbusier and other architects.
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" She talked about how it's possible to get a message from the universe simply by walking around New York City in a receptive state: "You can kind of just calm your brain, open your eyes, and the next bank ad will speak to you.
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He never returned to active service, but over the next three decades he became more vital to the department by walking — or rather, rolling, in a wheelchair — an unconventional beat that saw him carry his message of absolution from high school students to the pope.
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Other Republican congress members, such as Tom Rooney of Florida and Susan Brooks of Indiana, joined in that life changing experience as well, closing the partisan divide by walking along side Democratic colleagues from House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer to first-term Democratic Sen.
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The party won a narrow overall majority in Peru's 130-member congress during the April 10 election, but Levitsky expects that this could fall apart if Kuczynski does win Sunday's election and Keiko reacts to her second failure to win the presidency by walking away.
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This is an exhibition whose power is revealed slowly, by walking through and around each of the torn pieces of the truck, imagining what they've been through, what they mean, and whether Mattingly's deconstruction, made possible via a group of 12 artists, changes its meaning.
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There were quite big powerful magazines and we would learn our stuff from that or you would literally learn stuff by walking into the store, picking it up, and hoping when you got home these five long hairs on the back were actually heavy.
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They will also have to decide how to respond if President Trump uses executive power to start to undo the progress that President Obama made on core issues like climate change, perhaps by walking away from the Paris Agreement, or on criminal justice reform relating to sentencing.
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That's not all, though—this hypothetical walk was measured in the form of how many mini cupcakes you'd ingest, for the in-app explainer maintained that the "the average person burns 90 calories by walking 1 mile," and an average mini cupcake contains about 110 calories.
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The white t-shirt depicts Lucille—the name given to a barbed-wire wrapped bat owned by Walking Dead villain Negan, along with the phrase "eeny meenie miny moe"—a reference to the words spoken by Negan before deciding which Walking Dead character to kill off.
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Overall, though, we were heartened to find that by choosing hotels close to center-city train stations, we had designed a trip especially suitable for anyone who likes to explore cities by walking, and for older travelers who may find it a challenge to move around.
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The "Tonight Show" host opened Saturday's show by walking into the Oval Office as Kushner in a sports jacket, bullet-proof vest and sunglasses to find out if he or adviser Steve Bannon, portrayed as the Grim Reaper, would be let go from the White House.
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Povetkin and Andrey Ryabinskiy's World of Boxing LLC said American Wilder and DiBella Entertainment Inc breached their contract by walking away from the May 21 fight in Moscow after hearing of the test results, rather than waiting for the World Boxing Council to decide what to do.
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CreditCreditLexey Swall for The New York Times ARLINGTON, Va. — The advancing front of tourists in matching T-shirts, squinting toward the gently rolling hillsides covered with gravestones, made its way into America's most famous cemetery by walking right past its grand, ceremonial entrance with barely a glance.
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Essentially, if migrants know enough about how the current immigration system of the United States works, and are willing to lie to federal officials and wait for a while, they can skip the normal legal immigration process merely by walking up to the southern border and surrendering.
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Trump needs to pass real immigration reform, which means doing things like simplifying and speeding up the cumbersome legal immigration process and adding an old-style bracero-type program so Latino workers can come and leave America by walking through a gate, not wading across a river.
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It's like an ambiguous place that can be reached only by walking into a magic closet and emerging on the other side to find a dense forest and a talking lion, a lion who can guide me toward the owl who supplies the forest with pain pills.
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When I attended the show in June, we started the evening by walking through Green-Wood's massive brownstone Gothic fantasia of a front gate, into the quiet of the cemetery, and while the producers waited for everyone to arrive, they plied the audience with samples of whiskey.
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Winfrey captured footage of nearby flames that were burning due to a gas leak in the midst of a downpour while in another clip, the star showed part of her mud-covered backyard and indicated the depth of the mud by walking through it with rain boots on.
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The graphics are nice, and the VR is suitably immersive, but you have to move around the game by "walking" using the joystick on the Aim Controller, and the sensation of dashing across an alien landscape while your physical body is not in motion will make many people nauseous.
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But experts say that by walking away from the Iran accord while simultaneously trying to coax North Korea back to the negotiating table, the Trump administration doesn't just risk undermining its own efforts to strike a deal with Kim Jong Un's regime over its nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
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Despite the warm weather, visitors can still get in a festive holiday mood by walking down Main Street during "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party" at Walt Disney World or visiting The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios, which is always decorated during the holiday months as well.
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But the only thing you need to know about Taisumov if you're on the fence about watching him fight is that he's wickedly fast and he quickly ended the night for the last two men he fought in exactly the same way: by walking them onto his right hand.
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Despite the warm weather, visitors can still get in a festive holiday mood by walking down Main Street during "Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party" at Walt Disney World or visiting The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios, which is always decorated during the holiday months as well.
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"A major part of this is education," said Victor P. Lopez, the city's mayor, a diabetic who beat back dialysis by walking three miles a day and changing his preferred diet of fried pork rinds, pulled pork carnitas and at least 10 flour tortillas a day, he said.
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As we found out a year ago, if the thought of two men kissing disgusts you to the point where you would like to kill them, you could execute the deadliest mass shooting on American soil by walking into a gay club during pride month and opening fire.
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We were clearly a long way from Wimbledon, just as we remained when Kyrgios & Co. later led the crowd in a wave and celebrated points won by Shapovalov in the second-set tiebreaker against Zverev by walking forward on their hands and reeling off a few push-ups each.
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We got America's favorite runway coach and judge from 'ANTM' at LAX, where we asked if Slick Woods revolutionized the fashion industry by walking the Savage x Fenty runway at 9 months pregnant, going into labor backstage and delivering her baby all in a 14-hour time span.
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By walking out of work — after port operations were already backed up because of the blizzard last week — the action would have a greater effect than it might have at another time, according to people familiar with the operations; the longer the ports are shut down, the greater the impact.
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Hindsight had led her to conclude, she said, that at the time and place she was picked up — five and a half miles in, 25 minutes to go, or at least that's what she thought — she could have made it to the finish line in time simply by walking briskly.
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"The way Fleury is playing right now, pounding the net with a high volume of low percentage shots would be doing him a favor by walking right into the strongest part of his game at the moment," said Todd Higgins, vice president and chief operating officer with Clear Sight Analytics.
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But if Iran responds by walking away from the deal too, it "puts them on a confrontation path with the United States and the Europeans at a time when they're pretty stretched thin in the region, and in the socioeconomic protests that continue to bubble up throughout the country," he said.
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The red carpet events before the New York premiere of Liam Neeson's new film were canceled on Tuesday, one day after the publication of remarks in which the actor described once seeking revenge for the rape of a friend by walking the streets looking for a black man to kill.
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"Anticipation culture," where fans hang eagerly on every new drip of new information about a movie or TV show or comic or book, is an outgrowth of marketing strategies that insist audiences are better served by thinking constantly about an upcoming release over the course of months than by walking into it fresh.
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Just even by walking by somebody that was playing that you understood it, and we think we caught lightening in a bottle the same way with Nintendo Switch because it's a whole console you can play at home, enjoy on a big screen TV, and then you can take it with you.
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Though as nice as it was to end the season with a fond memory of my beloved Glenn, I can't help but feel cheated by Walking Dead delaying the all-out war it promised in the teasers for 7B, and wary at the thought of even more episodes of Negan on top.
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The countersuit, filed ten days after Wilder sued Povetkin and his promoter for breach of contract, alleges that Wilder broke the contract by walking away from the fight after learning that Povetkin had tested positive for the banned substance meldonium rather than waiting for the World Boxing Council to decide what to do.
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Those with less time to spare can hit all three by walking up Calle Fernando VI from Plaza de las Salesas, ducking in and out of side streets to check out gorgeous flower shops, old-school fruit stands and groovy galleries like Do Design, Galería La Caja Negra and Mad is Mad.
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She sucks the air out of every scene she's in simply by walking into the room; there are other funny people in this movie (Kristen Bell, Peter Dinklage, Kristen Schall, Timothy Simons, Tyler Labine), and they mostly stand a few feet away from her, twiddling their thumbs while she bounces obnoxiously around the room.
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They are typically fleshed out with half a dozen other ingredients — vermouth, Aperol, artichoke liqueur and bitters, in the case of the A La Bira — which sound at first as if they had been assembled by walking through a liquor store blindfolded, but which after a closer look reveal a degree of inner logic.
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" Knight also made clear to critics that she has been fighting "this battle longer than most of those voicing their opinions to win the right to sing our country's anthem on a stage as large as the Super Bowl LIII" by "walking back hallways, from marching with our social leaders, from using my voice for good.
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They also are exploring new ways of looking at risk and changing user behavior: Tencent's WeSure is paying users to stay healthy by walking more, while Yongqianbao, a lending company, tracks unconventional digital data to determine credit risk, such as phone brand (iPhone users are less likely to default) and whether they let their phone batteries run down.
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Under the law, neglect does not include "permitting a child, whose basic needs are met and who is of sufficient age and maturity to avoid harm or unreasonable risk of harm, to engage in independent activities" such as going to and from school by walking, running or bicycling, going to nearby stores or recreational facilities and playing outside.
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Renters The last time John McGill paid rent was about a decade ago, when, after losing a court battle to keep his live-work studio in a warehouse in Red Hook, Brooklyn, he briefly rented a room from a friend for $200 a month — a sum that he augmented by walking the friend's dog and building him a bar.
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As the face of America abroad, Trump palled around with dictators, elevated his blood relatives over his foreign policy officials and staged a historically audacious photo op by walking onto the soil of America's last Cold War rival North Korea in an episode that in the short term is likely to do more for his reelection hopes than global peace.
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And it played well with the opposition: Susan Rice, President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE's national security advisor, admitted that Trump made the right move by walking away from the talks.
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"In an over-400-page Report, the Special Counsel not only explains that his investigation 'did not establish' any such conspiracy or coordination, but debunks any such conclusion by walking through the vast body of evidence that his Office collected and establishing that none of this evidence showed that the Campaign formed any sort of agreement with Russia," the court filing reads.
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He has burrowed into painting's prospects by walking on panels of Styrofoam in acid-dipped boots, then hanging the crunched results like canvases; painting mercilessly accurate self-portraits in grisaille, and retaining the smudges or dye shifts of his photographic sources; and deploying abstract motifs on carpets, as when he upholstered the floors and even the walls of the Palazzo Grassi in Venice.
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If that happens, it could be worse in some ways because banks control the consumer's bank account, Lauren Saunders, associate director of the National Consumer Law Center, tells CNBC Make It. A payday loan is a small loan you can get in most states by walking into a store with just a valid ID, proof of income and a bank account.
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But if you're in Stockholm before then, you can mosey across a bridge from the Nationalmuseum to the Moderna Museet, on the island Skeppsholmen, where in 1966 the French artist Niki de Saint Phalle created one of the most shocking artworks of the last century: "She," a hollow, room-filling sculpture of a recumbent woman that visitors entered by walking between her legs.
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The Pope's visit to the border city was a strategic one, planned to shine a light on the ongoing flow of migrants from Mexico and elsewhere in Central America into the U.S. Before it began, Francis made a statement by walking a ramp to a large cross along the border at the Rio Grande River, a memorial for those who have died crossing it.
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"In short, the parties entered into a valid and enforceable lease, which the tenant clearly breached by walking out and failing to perform its obligations, thereby entitling the landlord to recover damages in the form of unpaid rent, cost of build out, lost profits and other expenses," Alan Garten, executive vice president for the Trump Organization, said in a statement in January of last year.
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As Democrats work to fast-track a bill that would recommit the U.S. to the Paris climate accord, Inslee said that 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 abandoned America's international responsibility by walking away from the agreement.
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