One exquisite song in Heidi Rodewald and Donna Di Novelli's pop requiem, "The Good Swimmer," repeats a list of rescue maneuvers: The Tired Swimmer Carry, the Saddleback Carry, the Cross Chest Carry, the Head Carry, the Hair Carry, the Fireman's Carry.
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Salesmen carry sucker lists, loggers carry a lost man's boots and miners carry something to scrawl goodbye notes on.
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And in living, my subjects, in bodies that already carry a history and carry stereotypes and carry very real consequences.
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Assault Bike - 25 Cals 100M Odd object carry Assault Bike - 63 Cals 75M Odd object Carry Assault Bike - 75 Cals 50M Odd object Carry Assault Bike - 100 Cals 25M Odd object Carry .
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The Flyer can carry one person; Cora can carry two.
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The standard Away carry-on is $225, the Bigger Carry-On is $245, and the Bigger Carry-On with Pocket is $295.
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If you can't carry safely, you shouldn't be allowed to carry.
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Open-carry advocates say that criminals almost never openly carry firearms.
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It's also called "constitutional carry," which implies permitless carry is a right.
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As governor, I have signed both concealed-carry and open-carry legislation.
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I will let my sons carry John, and I will carry Amy.
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"(I say) that they not only carry a part but carry them all and that they carry them in a safe and dignified way," he said.
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Sometimes they carry with them carry large eddies, whirlpools over 100 miles across.
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Either I carry on and carry on deteriorating or do something about it.
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This new law simply extends the current open carry rule to concealed carry.
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Female Komodo dragons carry WZ sex chromosomes, while males carry the ZZ type.
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The bisses don't just carry water; they carry the entire history of Valais.
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And that's one thing that Rowell's Carry On books can't quite carry over.
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The "carry in, carry out" strategy was extended to woodland areas in 2008.
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The new Campus Carry law will allow people who are licensed to carry concealed handguns to carry their guns onto the campuses ofTexas' four-year state universities.
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Whistles may carry less information than the voice, but they will carry much further.
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"Because we have thorns, and our thorns carry justice, and our thorns carry consequence."
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I'm just going to carry a baby for someone who can't carry a baby.
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Several states ban or restrict open carry, and many require permits for concealed carry.
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"If you're dying to carry a baby, then you should carry Kim's," Kourtney says.
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"If you're dying to carry a baby, then you should carry Kim's," Kourtney suggested.
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They have been seen in Brazil to carry ticks, that can then carry disease.
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Students carry on college campuses in Texas, and foremen carry at the construction site.
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Ohio is an "open carry" state, meaning licensed gun owners can carry their weapons.
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"As governor, I have signed both concealed-carry and open-carry legislation," she said.
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Texas is another open carry state whose citizens can carry rifles and handguns openly.
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Meaning that the Comcasts of the world must carry them under the must-carry rules.
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Now, concealed carry isn't enough, so we need open carry — to schools, to bars, everywhere.
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I have a CCW, California Concealed Carry, which means I can legally carry a firearm.
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Some Klansmen had said they would carry loaded firearms -- allowable under Virginia's open-carry law.
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Some Klan members had said they planned to carry firearms under Virginia's open-carry law.
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Whatever message Joe Biden may carry is closer to what I carry than Donald Trump's.
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But Open Carry Texas' experiment suggests that their new open carry policy is largely toothless.
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" Computer bag "I carry probably more electronics than you'd think a human being would carry.
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Actually, it won't carry you anywhere at all—but it might someday carry your stuff.
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It will carry no more presidents but it will carry forever the spirit of American democracy.
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Carry On For a long weekend trip, packing a carry-on is really all you need.
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Those shares carry 10 votes per share, while Class B shares carry 1 vote per share.
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"Anything you carry all the way to orbit is payload you don't get paid to carry."
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 seeks to treat concealed carry permits like drivers licences.
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"Pets, in particular dogs, can carry some of the same ticks humans can carry," Wall said.
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If you can't carry at your destination, you can't carry on your way to that destination.
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Freedom of the press means freedom to carry or not carry whatever content the publisher chooses.
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But North Carolina is an open carry state, meaning residents are legally allowed to carry firearms.
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They carry everywhere, and the predictable result is the open carry of semiautomatic weapons in Charlottesville.
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"Parents should carry aboard in their carry-on luggage medications in pediatric formulations," Dr. Alves said.
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Many of the arguments against campus carry simply restate failed arguments against concealed carry in public.
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Though Ohio is an open carry state, which allows for the open carry of guns, the hosting venue—the Quicken Loans Arena—strictly forbids the carry of firearms on their premises.
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As with driver's licenses, states usually extend reciprocity for carry permits, so that a person who is licensed to carry by State A can carry when visiting State B, and vice versa.
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He advised travelers to carry any spare batteries in a separate plastic bag within carry-on luggage.
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After all, why carry two things when you can carry one that does two jobs or more?
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Arthur can't carry around seven guns at once, so his horse stores the guns he can't carry.
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Under the legislation, gun owners with a concealed carry permit in one state could legally carry nationally.
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And I'm not just talking about open-carry or concealed-carry laws, or "stand your ground" laws.
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But as Politifact has reported, Umpqua permitted people with concealed-carry licenses to carry arms on campus.
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China will carry out China's promise, we hope the United States will also carry out its promises.
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It comes with a carry strap but could also fit into a small backpack or carry-on.
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Officials in Ohio have said it will be legal for protesters to carry weapons at demonstrations outside the convention under that state's "open carry" law, which allows civilians to carry guns in public.
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True, gun-rights enthusiasts in Florida and elsewhere are still pushing further liberalisations, such as "constitutional carry" (carrying concealed weapons without a permit), "campus carry" (guns in college) and "open carry" (macho posturing).
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Then, he got caught while applying for a concealed carry permit Next, Martin applied for a firearms concealed carry license, another form of identification that ISP issues so gun owners can carry firearms.
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Nathan Deal signed the "Safe Carry Protection Act" into law, expanding where people can carry guns in Georgia.
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PSG.LGD traded carry Wang "Ame" Chunyu to CDEC Gaming for carry Lai "AhJit" Jieshan, the team announced Friday.
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This digital e-reader can carry thousands of books while fitting cleanly in your bag or carry-on.
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It can carry a payload of up to five pounds, meaning the Byrd can carry lighter DSLR cameras.
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As a result, carry trading has returned 2.33 percent in 2019, according to HSBC's Global FX Carry Index.
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Many states allow permit holders to carry concealed weapons into a restaurant — and some even support open carry.
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And just like most punk girls, she's a heavy drinker, can carry her liquor, can carry her drugs.
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"I'm just trying to carry that new face, to carry that new image to young people," Wallace said.
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This cable system was designed to carry TV signals into your home, not carry information out of it.
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"Though Ohio is an open carry state, which allows for the open carry of guns, the hosting venue — the Quicken Loans Arena — strictly forbids the carry of firearms on their premises," the petition says.
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Minnesota has a narrow version of campus carry that allows visitors to carry guns but not students or faculty.
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He also opposes concealed-carry reciprocity, wherein a person's concealed-carry license from one state would count in another.
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Texas is an open carry state, which means it is legal for those with permits to openly carry weapons.
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Texas is an open-carry state and state residents are allowed to possess and carry firearms with few restrictions.
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Meanwhile mounting evidence suggests concealed carry policies (also called "right-to-carry" laws) correlate with more, not less, violence.
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Most counts carry a maximum 20-year prison term, and if served consecutively carry a maximum 465-year term.
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The bill would allow concealed carriers with state-issued licenses to carry in other states that allow concealed carry.
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"NRA Carry Guard teaches you how to avoid and de-escalate conflict situations," the NRA Carry Guard website reads.
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At least 15 states already allow teachers to carry firearms, and about 10 states allow concealed carry in schools.
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In this talk, she shares "Carry This Book," her collection of illustrations of everyday objects we carry with us.
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Peace officers have arrest powers and may carry nonlethal weapons, but unlike police officers, they do not carry guns.
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Chief Calvin Williams said he wished protesters weren't allowed to carry guns, but Ohio has clear open carry laws.
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"The objectives for a concealed carry fashion show, for me, is to normalize conceal carry," Suffecool told VICE News.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-13 inches free.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-9 inches free.
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US tax law lets you carry forward for up to 15 years, and carry back for up to three.
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Their top target was to win concealed carry reciprocity — making it so anyone with a concealed carry permit could use their permit (and thus their concealed weapon) in any state with concealed carry laws in place.
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This missile is designed to carry a payload greater than 500 kilograms and could be used to carry nuclear warheads.
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Because trucks and the cargo they carry are significantly bigger than passenger vehicles, truck accidents can carry major price tags.
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I couldn't carry around the helmet all day, but I like to think that Keanu didn't carry around his either.
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It looked like Ronaldo would have to carry Portugal, but I didn't think he could carry his team too far.
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While the pain is great that we carry, our Lord will carry the burden if we choose to let Him.
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Weight: Some people prefer an iron that doesn't carry much weight, as it's easier for them to lift and carry.
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"Concealed Carry Reciprocity" does not create a national standard for who is allowed to carry hidden, loaded guns in public.
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How much longer can LeBron carry the load—and for how long will he even be there to carry it.
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The state's campus-carry law, which allowed licensed Texans to carry concealed handguns on college campuses, took effect on Aug.
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Nevada is a permissive open-carry state, meaning that people there can carry firearms in public even without a license.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on, measuring 13-by-14-by-9 inches maximum, are free.
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Lance Wallace, a university spokesman, said Georgia Tech campus police do not carry Tasers but they do carry pepper spray.
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The opponents of the Reciprocity Act do not argue that the bill should protect open carry rather than concealed carry.
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Here are some carry-on ideas that can handle multiple tasks so you carry less baggage, and can explore freely.
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But he was licensed to carry a firearm, and it's not illegal in Alabama to carry a gun in public.
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I asked him about concealed carry reciprocity laws—which allow gun owners in states with lax concealed carry statutes to carry concealed weapons in states with more restrictive regulations—and a few other hot-button NRA issues.
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The ad urges voters to call on him to oppose the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 that would permit licensed gun owners to carry their firearms in other states that have their own concealed carry laws.
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Some local politicians say the violence is partly fueled by Missouri's "permitless carry" gun law, which allows adults who have not been convicted of a felony to possess and carry firearms without training or a concealed carry permit.
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Hey, if he can carry his body weight on his arms, then he can surely carry Canada's burdens on his shoulders.
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Because ticks that carry Lyme can also carry other infectious organisms through the same bite, the doctor tested Gus for coinfections.
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Nevada is also an "open carry" state, which means gun owners can visibly carry firearms on their person without a permit.
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North Carolina is an open-carry state, meaning gun owners can carry their firearms in public and openly in their vehicles.
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Well you're in luck because the TSA allows you to carry ice skates both in your checked and carry-on bags.
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As I learned, words carry incredible stories packed between their letters and sounds, and we carry those histories with us today.
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The same year, the state legislature passed a law permitting firearm owners with a concealed-carry license to openly carry handguns.
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There's been a wave of so-called constitutional carry or "permit-less carry" laws sweeping across the US in recent years.
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And you folks have looked at a lot of luggage — best checked luggage, best carry-on, best carry-on travel bags.
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In digital form, they are easy to carry (you can carry a billion dollars worth of bitcoins in a USB stick).
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The court cited with approval several nineteenth century state cases that upheld concealed carry bans because open carry was still lawful.
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Forty-two states have relatively liberal right-to-carry laws that let people carry once they have met certain objective criteria.
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However, the bill passed the House last year combined with the pro-gun Concealed-Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow people who are able to carry a concealed weapon in their own state to carry it in any state.
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The film world would carry on, and films would carry on either making money or losing money, but it's a major blow.
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Wherever the British settle, wherever they colonise, they carry and will ever carry on trial by jury, horse racing and portrait painting.
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"You go on with your life but you carry it, you carry these people and your heart is always broken," he says.
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The fact that the price spreads were near full carry should limit deliveries by encouraging commercial firms to carry their positions forward.
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It can only carry 85 passengers, compared to the 416 that a normal 747-400 could carry in a three-class configuration.
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Walmart is also asking customers in "open carry" states who visit Walmart and Sam's Club to not openly carry firearms in stores.
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Sickness/health, richer/poorer, carry the other person in times of emotional strife, etc.. But sometimes, you just have to carry people.
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Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 22-by-14-by-9 inches free for most fliers.
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If the Democrats don't carry Wisconsin, they'll need to carry another state Trump won in 2016 in addition to Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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You don't need a permit to conceal carry a rifle or shotgun, although you do need it to conceal carry a handgun.
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The law, referred to by its proponents as "constitutional carry," gives South Dakotans to choose whether to obtain a concealed carry permit.
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The Act would allow persons eligible to carry a concealed firearm in their home state to carry in other states as well.
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When we get off the subway, she asks me to carry her again, and I carry her the last four blocks home.
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Texas is an "open carry" state, with gun laws that allow members of the public to carry rifles at demonstrations and elsewhere.
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Get Wrecked and Carry Location: Analog BKNY Headliners: Ron Like Hell and Ryan Smith (Wrecked) + Will Automagic and Nita Aviance (The Carry Nation) A 12-hour marathon anchored by two pillars of New York's LGBTQ scene, Wrecked and The Carry Nation.
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The ads come as the House is expected to vote this week on the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 28503, which would allow licensed gun owners to carry their firearms in other states that have their own concealed carry laws.
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At birth, half of mothers carry fetal cells in their blood — and many still carry these blood cells from their babies decades later.
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As an open carry state, Michigan allows licensed gun owners to carry a firearm in public so long as it is not concealed.
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With concealed carry legal in most states and some passing laws legalizing campus carry, many educators worry this could become the new normal.
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He used to carry you around to prove he was American, now he needs to carry you around to prove he's only 54!
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I can either carry that, or I can let it go and move on so that my kids don't have to carry that.
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Its backpack, made specifically to carry DJ controllers and bring as a flight carry-on, is also on sale for $119 (regularly $149.99).
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As with the "campus carry" movement, the push for permitless carry has come from the grassroots more than from the National Rifle Association.
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These include the U.S.-made Predator XP, which can carry ISR camera packages, but it's downgraded so that it can't carry weapons systems.
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The specially-designed insects will carry a natural bacteria that infects and kills wild mosquitoes, which can carry viruses including Zika and dengue.
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Some of the widest partisan divides over gun control policies involve allowing teachers to carry guns and permitting concealed carry in more places.
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But while the virtue of not being le Pen may prove enough to carry him to the presidency, it cannot carry him further.
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It would maybe mean customers could have one less dongle to carry around or not need to carry a backup pair of headphones.
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Heller — and he sponsored the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2011, which would allow national reciprocity for concealed carry permit holders.
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These hard-hitting aircraft can carry up to 70,000 pounds of varied ordnance and can be deployed to carry out various missions, including
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Since 1995 in Utah, every public school teacher with a concealed handgun carry permit has been allowed to carry at school when teaching.
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Meanwhile, most major retailers carry plus size lines online, and many individual brands carry their plus sizes online, even if not in-store.
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Daily necessity I used to carry English leather briefcases, but when laptops became more prevalent, it was difficult to carry one in them.
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"We can openly carry the firearm in public and we do have a concealed carry — like keep it under your shirt," he said.
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By using jets outfitted to carry people to carry stuff instead, Delta's following the lead of Korean Air and Singapore's budget carrier Scoot.
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Texas is allowing all residents with concealed carry permits — including students — the right to carry their firearms on college campuses with a permit.
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Why carry a smartphone and an action camera when you can just carry a smartphone with an action camera built right in it?
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Arteries pulse and carry mostly bright red blood away from the heart, whereas most veins carry darker, deoxygenated blood back to the heart.
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To begin with, in most states only persons 21 and older can legally obtain a concealed carry permit, so if campus carry is permitted, 18-to-21625-year-old college students still will likely not be permitted to carry guns on campus.
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Wienke had a permit to carry a concealed weapon in West Virginia, but was not licensed to carry in Washington, according to the documents.
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Nathan Deal vetoed controversial "campus carry" legislation on Tuesday that would have allowed college students to carry concealed guns onto campuses with some restrictions.
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That year, Texas enacted both an open-carry law, which allows certain handgun owners to wear their firearms openly and a campus-carry law.
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Trump also supports a so-called national right-to-carry permit that allows gun owners to conceal and carry anywhere in the United States.
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"An exit without agreement would carry much higher risk and carry significant uncertainty for us and for firms," the FCA said in its report.
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But... Some of the widest partisan divides over gun control policies involve allowing teachers to carry guns and permitting concealed carry in more places.
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"Me and my colleagues began to carry the killed and injured, and the ambulances arrived to carry the killed and injured," Mr. Ahmed said.
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The Indians make sure to carry a bench player who can handle the outfield and the infield because they prefer to carry 13 pitchers.
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Concealed carry permit holders in four other states will be able to carry their weapons in more areas where guns had previously been banned.
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Homes in high-risk areas must carry flood insurance if they carry a federally backed mortgage, but coverage is optional for lower-risk zones.
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The Type 075 probably can carry two Type 726s, while the Type 071 can carry up to four due to its larger well deck.
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But if you carry yourself properly and carry yourself to the code of ethics that we follow, then why would you have an issue?
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I've tried duffel bag rollers (too floppy), soft-sided carry-ons (too hard to pull), and camping backpacks (too heavy and hard to carry).
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Mr. Schuch, the Carry Trainer owner and instructor, is also the president of the McHenry County Right to Carry Association, which supports the resolution.
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But except for one 50-yard carry by Chicago running back Jordan Howard, the Saints held the powerful Howard to 2.36 yards per carry.
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Congress is now considering a bill, called concealed carry reciprocity, to require that every state's concealed-carry standard be accepted by every other state.
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But it will be harder to do carry trades with this TLTRO 3 because the cost is reducing the carry of short-dated BTPs.
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"Last year, it was assumed Elizabeth Warren would carry Massachusetts and carry it comfortably," Suffolk University pollster David Paleologos said in a Monday interview.
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If you learn how to carry yourself in friendships, that can actually have a massive positive impact on how you carry yourself in relationships.
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It features improvements like an upgraded radar and the ability to carry 36 Shenyang J-15 fighters, 12 more than the Liaoning can carry.
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Stratolaunch acknowledged it was designing a reusable space plane to carry cargo to and from Earth and a follow-on variant could carry people.
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"I can't carry it for you, but I can carry you," Sam tells Frodo before lifting him up and carrying him up Mount Doom.
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Even if people don't understand the concealed carry laws, they ought to know that people can't carry unless they can legally own a gun.
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When we become Marines, we don't just carry the title with us -- we carry all that it means to be a Marine with us.
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I think there will be an inflection point where people don't carry around point-and-shoots anymore, they're just gonna carry around these phones.
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Learning your history is forced reckoning, asking you to consider whose stories you carry with you and which ones you want to carry forward.
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G.P.s tend to carry fewer bags, and make less money, on return trips, when they carry mostly lighter items like custom traditional boubou dresses.
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He has called for a national cross-state standard for concealed carry, which means that anyone who has a permit to carry a concealed weapon in one state and is not prohibited from possessing a firearm can carry a concealed weapon in any other state.
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"Well I found a woman, stronger than anyone I know/ She shares my dreams, I hope that someday I'll share her home/ I found a love, to carry more than just my secrets/ To carry love, to carry children of our own," the duo croon.
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Cruz -- who 9 months ago threatened to carry out a mass shooting -- is accused of using an AR-15 rifle to carry out the murders.
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Fitting all your stuff into a single carry-on suitcase is easy, but living out of a carry-on suitcase once you land is hard.
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Genius Pack Aerial Hardside Carry On Spinner The ideal carry-on luggage, the Genius Pack only weighs 6.2 lbs to help you avoid baggage fees.
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But it's a heavy load to carry a film on your back — and then, when it fails, carry the blame for that failure as well.
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Nevertheless, it works well enough, and I'll definitely be using it in the future — I almost always carry my AirPods but never carry a stand.
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Permitless-carry bills create an alternative, rather than a replacement, to concealed-carry permits, which retain some advantages even for the most libertarian gun enthusiast.
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You can line your trash can with it, use it to carry your lunch, or carry it with you next time you go grocery shopping.
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So it would be a totally different style and I think Hillary Clinton will not only carry Macomb County as Obama did, but carry Michigan.
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And we go through these cycles where the carry gives all the attention and then you're squeezing a little bit of carry out of it.
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Soldiers often carry spare battery chargers in the 90-pound combat packs they carry into war zones, but the batteries are often lost or broken.
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Doudna said it's already being deployed in the lab setting to make changes to insects that carry diseases, such as mosquitoes that carry certain pathogens.
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The convention also says any person claiming courier status must carry proper accreditation and any courier bags they carry must be visibly marked as such.
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Reports say McCreery does have a permit to carry a concealed handgun ... but that doesn't allow him to carry a loaded one on a plane.
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For more than two decades, the belief that one must not talk about the pain they carry and simply carry on has been deeply ingrained.
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Given the logistics alternatives in those cities, if drivers can carry a passenger and a car effectively across distances, what else can those drivers carry?
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Maryland would then have to allow the Utah permit holder to carry a concealed firearm everywhere within Maryland that a local permit holder may carry.
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States that have right-to-carry gun laws allow anyone who can own a gun and meet necessary conditions to get a concealed-carry permit.
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"Shall Issue" states, which Donohue refers to as right to carry (RTC), require that concealed-carry licenses be granted to anyone who meets basic criteria.
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Or, sorry, three or four different bundles, because they all want to carry ... It'll be more like regional networks which can all simultaneously carry you.
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I wanted something that I could still carry, and MacGyver is the perfect size for that: small enough to carry, but big enough to cuddle.
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The toll was expected to increase as the flimsy boats used to carry migrants as far as international waters normally carry more than 100 people.
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Floods carry health concerns The high waters can carry bacterial contamination from flooded waste water treatment plants, septic tank systems, or animal waste from farms.
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Theyattempted to intentionally carry an item in a carry-on bagthat had all of the makings of an IED and film it for a TV show.
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In Arkansas, in addition to a concealed-carry permit, individuals must complete an eight-hour "enhanced training" course in order to carry firearms on university grounds.
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These women may carry the emotional burden of abuse for the rest of the lives, but with the survivor sisterhood, they will not carry it alone.
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The cases, he explained, had to do with Turner Broadcasting challenging "must-carry" rules that required cable operators to carry certain programming — local stations, for instance.
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"One of our biggest issues is reciprocity nationwide," a law that would allow gun owners with concealed carry permits to carry their weapons in any state.
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Bell is averaging 5.5 yards per carry and has 20 receptions in his three games since returning from suspension and will likely carry a heavy workload.
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It also said it was designing a reusable space plane to carry cargo to and from Earth and a follow-on variant that could carry people.
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"It's relatively recent that a female superhero can carry her own world or her own film—specifically, are allowed to carry her own film," Bell said.
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The majority of Democratic gun owners say they never carry theirs; 26% of Republican gun owners say they carry theirs at least some of the time.
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If the numbers show you're helping banks maintain their profitability versus maximizing the value of the cards you carry, it's worth reconsidering which cards you carry.
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Carry all of your medication — even vitamins and supplements — in their original, clearly marked containers or packaging in a clear plastic bag in carry on luggage.
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Genius Pack Aerial Hardside Carry On Spinner If you're planning on traveling a lot next year, take advantage of this deal on a lightweight carry on.
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Vibert Jeune spoke passionately as he described policing in his native Guyana, where officers carry batons, and policing in the United States, where they carry guns.
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By moving toward a "carry-in, carry-out" policy in areas like the North Woods, the conservancy has suppressed the rat population, enabling chipmunks to return.
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New York City Police Commissioner O'Neill called it "insanity" to let people who can legally carry concealed handguns in their home state carry when they travel.
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It has thousands of stores in states where open carry is legal and where some customers may not support restrictions on where open carry is allowed.
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When we arrived at my friend's house, I asked the driver if he would help me carry the wine, because I had another bag to carry.
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There is no deeply rooted history of permissive open carry laws in the United States, and open carry bans should therefore be presumed to be constitutional.
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Although film was not her favorite medium ("TV is much cozier and warmer"), she did appear in more than a few, including the "Carry On" comedy series, beginning with "Carry On Nurse" (1959) and ending with "Carry On Columbus" (1992), in which she played Queen Isabella.
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It also allows individuals with concealed-carry permits and additional training to carry firearms into almost all public facilities, including college campuses, the state Capitol and stores.
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Both those missiles will carry only conventional warheads, Washington says, but potential enemies are likely to be concerned that they could be adapted to carry atomic weapons.
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At a minimum, it would carry two people — one potentially in a medical litter — and could carry up to four people along with 1,400 pounds of equipment.
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Passengers may continue to carry e-cigarettes for personal use in carry-on baggage or on their person, but may not use them on flights, Foxx said.
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As the research shows, large animals carry more viruses than small ones, and animals with large geographical ranges carry more viruses than species with highly localized habitats.
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Via Jacobson's illustrations and captions, Carry This Book looks into the pockets and handbags of real and fictional people and imagines what they carry around with them.
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Meghan will likely carry a myrtle bouquet According to Brides, Markle will likely carry myrtle, known as the "herb of love," in her bouquet on May 19.
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While Boeing's 747-8 can carry around 2787 passengers, the A2380 holds at least 2380 and has been configured by Emirates to carry as many as 2747.
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And Foreign Minister Javad Zarif -- while defending Iran's right to carry out missile tests -- has insisted the country doesn't have any missiles that could carry nuclear warheads.
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Filko upholding a New Jersey carry law that requires residents to show a justifiable need to carry a gun in public in order to obtain a permit.
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One was an open carry law -- which he signed at a gun range -- allowing gun owners to openly carry handguns on their person with the appropriate license.
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Now we're developed in such a way that actually the same loop the same path will carry a pod with passengers will carry another pod with cargo.
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"The chance of dying during pregnancy for mothers after IVF is three times higher if they carry multiples compared to mothers who carry singleton babies," Kissin said.
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He averaged 3.84 yards per carry in the first six games of the season, mostly from scrambles, but just 0.76 yards per carry in the final eight.
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Will men begin to lose that restless urgency, that desire to consume time purposively, which most people carry just as they carry a watch on their wrists?
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After going public, the company will have two classes of stock: class A shares, which carry one vote each, and class B shares, which carry 20 votes.
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After going public, the company will have two classes of stock: class A shares, which carry one vote each, and class B shares, which carry 260 votes.
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It's also true that it's easier sometimes to carry the burdens of strangers than it is to carry the burdens of people who are close to you.
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Walmart's decision to ask customers in open carry states to not carry weapons openly in Walmart stores gave Kroger and CVS the impetus to do the same.
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"What campus carry does is that it only authorizes those who go through the special training and background" to carry firearms, his office quoted him as saying.
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And Walmart will request that customers no longer openly carry guns into its 4,213 US stores, or its Sam's Club stores, in states that allow open carry.
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act would require states to treat those concealed carry permits similar to a driver's license, cross-honoring the permits of other states' residents.
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Trump Proposes Giving Teachers Bonuses to Carry GunsThe president suggested 10 percent to 1.33 percent of teachers might be qualified to carry a gun on school grounds.
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While the Away carry-ons include USB charging ports in them, I always carry an extra charger in my bag for when I'm not with my suitcase.
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"The U.N. should be permitted to carry out its mandate, carry out its responsibilities, without fear of money being cut off," State Department spokesman Mark Turner told reporters.
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People are filling up their carry-ons Most U.S. airlines charge a fee to check bags, so passengers are packing more in their carry-on bags than ever.
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It also recognized concealed-carry permits from about two dozen states with less strict rules than Virginia — a boost to the NRA's goal of nationwide concealed-carry reciprocity.
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We also combined with it a bill that advanced concealed carry reciprocity people having concealed carry in one state having the ability to have that in another state.
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"[S]ome gun rights advocates are attempting to substitute the term 'Constitutional Carry' because in the Constitutional era there were no laws prohibiting concealed weapon carry," David Yamane.
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One Texas Tribune poll found that, while 229% of voters oppose the idea of campus carry, 229% support the right of licensed gun owners to carry on campus.
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In Israel, police carry guns, it is not uncommon to see armed soldiers on the streets, and many civilians, most of whom have done army service, carry pistols.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but some investment products carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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To obtain a concealed carry permit, they must pass extensive background tests and trainings and provide a "good reason" for their need to carry a concealed firearm. Rep.
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Obviously loads of people have lovely relationships, but often people are together, and they just sort of carry on in these strange worlds, and they'll carry on forever.
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Passengers may continue to carry e-cigarettes for personal use in carry-on baggage or on their person, but may not use them on flights, Mr. Foxx said.
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According to Reuters, it said it expected to carry 157 million passengers in the year up to March 2021, while it had previously expected to carry 162 million.
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Currently, each state has its own rules about the legal requirements for who can carry concealed firearms and which carry permits, if any, they honor from other states.
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The standard Tula baby carrier (starting at $121.18) is designed for inward-facing front carry and back carry, and works for babies and toddlers up to 45 pounds.
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The Attorney General, Elliot L. Richardson, refused to carry out the order and was fired; Deputy Attorney General William D. Ruckelshaus, resigned rather than carry out Nixon's order.
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Most Swiss citizens aren't allowed to carry their guns in public — getting a concealed-carry permit is difficult for people who don't work as security officers or police.
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Oklahoma's new permit-less carry law, which went into effect earlier this month, reportedly allows most residents over 21 to carry concealed or unconcealed firearms without a license.
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The best carry-on luggageSometimes you just don't want to check your luggage, so you need a reliable carry-on bag that you can bring onboard the plane.
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The Cybertruck will be able to carry a maximum payload of 3,500 pounds, Tesla says, while the 2020 F-150 can carry a maximum payload of 3,270 pounds.
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Ohio, for instance, allows open carry without a permit virtually anywhere — with a major exception for keeping a gun in a car, which requires a concealed carry permit.
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The Senate is considering a bill to repeal the permitting process to allow law-abiding citizens to carry a weapon without having to get a concealed-carry permit.
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The two bank fraud counts he was convicted on each carry a maximum term of 30 years; the other charges carry maximum terms of three to five years.
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The list of carry-on limits airline passengers can carry in their cabin baggage on international flights will soon include powdered material, the Transportation Security Administration has announced.
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Before Congress passed the 85033 tax law, businesses could carry losses back up to two years, but the GOP tax reform law eliminated net operating loss carry-backs.
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Carry-On: Casseroles From broccoli to green bean and everything in between, casseroles are good to go in your carry-on as long as they are obviously solid.
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Maybe they could use a nice bag to carry lunch to the office, or a slim, rugged keychain to wrangle all the keys they have to carry around.
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"It would hinder law enforcement by legally allowing potential active shooters to openly carry their deadly weapons right into airports to carry out their heinous attacks," he warned.
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It would provide law-abiding citizens the right to carry concealed and travel freely between states without worrying about conflicting concealed carry state codes or onerous civil suits.
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The wins have given Sanders supporters strength to carry on and look past the numbers — and have prompted Sanders to say he will carry on until the convention.
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NET OPERATING LOSSES: The Senate version eliminates the carry-back and carry-forward tax strategies by businesses to reduce past and future tax liabilities using net operating losses.
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Students can now carry concealed guns on campus in Arkansas Students can now carry concealed guns on campus in Arkansas Over the strong objection of a university chancellor, Arkansas legislators approved a measure this week to allow people to carry concealed weapons on college campuses, and in bars and government buildings.
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If they catch any that can carry Zika, they'll spray for another two nights and then set out more traps and determine if those mosquitoes can carry the virus.
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They are used to carry small payloads, perform delivery and minor services, carry video and static cameras for photography and videography, and perform commercial and military inspections and operations.
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While the pro version is a bit expensive at $20 it's well worth a quick look if you are looking for something to carry you back, carry you back
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"I would like every distributor to carry every network I have and carry it at 100 percent penetration," Martin said, when cross-examined by AT&T attorney Daniel Petrocelli.
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Separate legislation in the House would allow holders of concealed-carry permits to carry their weapons in other states with more restrictive licensing—effectively gutting state-level concealment restrictions.
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Following the 2016 election, many merchandisers that carry Ivanka Trump's label have faced intense pressure from the #GrabYourWallet campaign, which pushes consumers to boycott stores that carry Trump products.
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Having won, it has already moved on and is now agitating for open carry with no permits or other limitations or, as its backers poetically call it, constitutional carry.
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For a three-year mission to Mars, a female astronaut would need to carry about 1,100 pills with her, adding mass and bulky garbage to carry, Jain's study notes.
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The measure comes as Congress debates the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow those with concealed-carry permits from their home state to use them in other states.
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He said he did not think that individual businesses should declare open-carry, conceal-carry or gun-free zones because it would be a confusing "patchwork" for gun owners.
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"A tsunami can carry contaminated water up into the treeline and push water up creeks and rivers that would normally carry water out to the ocean," Englethaler told Insider.
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In the US, states that have right-to-carry (RTC) gun laws allow anyone who can own a gun and meet necessary conditions to get a concealed-carry permit.
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In her 2016 book Good Guys with Guns: The Appeal and Consequences of Concealed Carry, sociologist Angela Stroud investigated the impact of family ties on concealed-carry gun owners.
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"Not a single state passed permitless carry legislation last year to allow people to carry hidden, loaded handguns in public without a permit," said Everytown press secretary Adam Sege.
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In some states, teachers and other employees can carry a gun without anyone's knowledge, including that of school authorities, so long as they hold a valid concealed-carry permit.
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The smallest size is The Carry-On (our award winner!) for $225, followed by The Bigger Carry-On for $245, The Medium for $275 and The Large for $295.
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If he were to say, go investigate somebody, and you sense it's because they're a political opponent, then an attorney general shouldn't carry that out, wouldn't carry that out.
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Insider Picks even named the $225 Away carry-on the best carry-on luggage with phone-charging capability, and the team gave it props for the fun color options.
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Administrative rules and the penalties they carry are meant to define, clarify and help officials carry out the law, but they often are subjective and open to multiple interpretations.
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The organization is pushing Congress to pass a national concealed-carry reciprocity law to make it easier for people with state concealed-gun permits to carry their firearms nationwide.
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But that bill pairs Fix NICS background checks legislation with the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, an NRA-backed provision that expands rights for the holders of concealed carry permits.
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New York (CNN Business)Kroger is requesting customers no longer openly carry firearms into its stores, even in states where open carry is legal, the company announced Tuesday evening.
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Loans typically carry a 100 percent risk weighting, but these investment products often carry a quarter of that, so banks can keep less money in reserve and lend more.
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"One of the most exciting technological implications is in insulators that don't carry electricity normally but can be forced to carry electrical current at the surface," he told Reuters.
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Genius Pack G653 Carry-On Spinner — $265 See Details Built to maximize your packing options, the G217 is the latest-generation model of Genius Pack's award-winning Carry-On Spinner.
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They will then be implanted in southern white rhino surrogates – neither Fatu nor Najin are able to carry calves themselves – in the hope they will carry them to full term.
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County of San Diego, that the restrictions on concealed carry are constitutional, ruling that the Second Amendment right to bear arms does not provide a right to carry concealed arms.
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"We shouldn't have to dress around our ability to carry," C. J. Grisham, president of Open Carry Texas, said in something of a fashion statement to The Wall Street Journal.
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The "Carry On" films traded in seaside-postcard smut while taking pot-shots at the pretensions of the British professional classes ("Carry On Doctor" is a masterpiece of doctor-deflation).
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"Wolf spiders carry their egg sacs all the time and then carry their young, which could be more than a hundred, on their backs during the early weeks," Zamani said.
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Since the law allows any private establishment to post a sign stating that open carry guns aren't allowed, I can easily choose to only patronize businesses that ban open carry.
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Once he gets the generator free, he tells Murphy it's too heavy to carry alone, so even though his hands are so wounded, he helps carry it, grunting and moaning.
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Ryanair on Monday said that it expected to carry 3% more passengers in summer 2020 than in summer 2019 — but that it had previously expected to carry 7% more passengers.
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Striking with the fists will always carry the advantage that, while punches carry less thud than a strike from the lower limbs, the feet are planted throughout the entire process.
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"When federal scientists can't carry out their work, it's the public that suffers," said Charise Johnson, a UCS research analyst who helped carry out the survey, in a press release.
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Some trucks carry empty soil to dump nearby, while others carry kimberlite ore to the factory for the ore enrichment process, to separate the rough diamonds from the other stones.
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Richard Hudson's legislation to allow concealed carry reciprocity, which means licensed gun owners will be allowed to bring their legally registered firearms to other states that have conceal carry laws.
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Notably, once a state enacts a basic law for right to carry—as all but a few already have—there is typically a one-way ratchet towards further carry liberalization.
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Old Fashioned Carry-On Cocktail Kit, $24, available at Uncommon GoodsThis kit fits right in their carry-on bag and has all of the fixings for two Old Fashioned cocktails.
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At the same time, the gun association had also urged Congress to pass a law that would allow concealed-carry permit holders to carry the weapons in all 50 states.
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Her campus, like all public college campuses in the state, is legally required to allow adults over 21 who have concealed carry permits to carry a handgun on school grounds.
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All of this explains why some states sensibly and constitutionally reject the open-carry absolutists and prohibit open carry or regulate the carrying of guns at public demonstrations, or both.
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The Association of American Medical Colleges finds 75 percent of medical students in the class of 2017 carry debt, and those who have debt carry a median loan of $192,000.
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"We're now looking at a vessel size that can carry as much as three times the numbers of containers that you could carry on the old Panamax locks," Quijano said.
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" Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (D) said the city "relies on this reporting when making the crucial decision whether a license-to-carry applicant should be permitted to carry a firearm.
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CARRY ONLY ESSENTIALS Most people carry too many credit and ATM cards in their wallet, Mr. McGoey said, advising that you travel with only the ones you rely on daily.
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She bought a special backpack and planned to carry Ryan along the park's trail herself, but one of the teachers at Ryan's school, Jim Freeman, offered to carry her instead.
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New York (CNN Business)Publix is joining the growing number of retailers asking that customers no longer openly carry guns in their stores in states where open carry is legal.
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This law would simplify the situation — gun owners with a concealed carry permit would know they could continue to carry their gun in every US state without violating any laws.
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The company also disclosed that it planned to have two classes of stock: Class A shares, which carry one vote each, and Class B shares, which carry 20 votes apiece.
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There is, of course, another factor in the number of carry-ons on flights: Airlines charge for checked bags, so more customers may be opting to carry on their luggage.
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The wires carry the audio frequency currents, and interaction between the current-carrying metal and the magnet creates an electromagnetic field, which in turn creates vibrations that carry the sound.
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Otherwise, in the last two decades, most firearms legislation taken up by Congress has aimed to relax gun laws, such as attempts in the House and Senate to pass a concealed-carry reciprocity law allowing a person permitted to carry a concealed weapon in one state to carry it in every state.
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The so-called permitless-carry measures are poised to take on extra importance as a federal bill requiring all states to honor each other's concealed-carry laws gains steam in Congress.
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The credit reports generated by these companies include a vast cache of personal information, from which credit cards you carry (or used to carry) to how frequently you pay on time.
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"If he were to say go investigate somebody, and you sense it's because they're a political opponent, then an attorney general shouldn't carry that out, wouldn't carry that out," Barr said.
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Ticks can carry harmful bacteria; deer ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, are especially hard to find on dogs because they are small and flat, not large and gorged with blood.
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It is about all of us being roses in our own life — not me, the actual flower, because we have thorns and our thorns carry justice and our thorns carry consequence.
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In Congress, the NRA wants to win approval of the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would allow gun owners with concealed-carry permits to travel with their firearms to other states.
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Focus on 'Carry Guard' insurance program The lawsuit partly focuses on the state's crackdown on the NRA-branded "Carry Guard" program, which provides liability insurance for policyholders involved in shooting incidents.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) that year signed into law a bipartisan deal that strengthened some gun controls, but also allowed people with concealed carry permits to carry their concealed weapons in Virginia.
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The Florida state Senate on Tuesday approved a bill that would permit teachers to carry firearms on school grounds if local school boards agree to allow staffers to carry their firearms.
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The best carry-on bags you can buySometimes you just don't want to check your luggage, so you need a reliable carry-on bag that you can bring onboard the plane.
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One of the state's most prominent open-carry activists, C. J. Grisham, the founder and president of Open Carry Texas, disputed the extent of the confusion caused by marchers carrying rifles.
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Pros: falls within Nordstrom's return policy, certain styles are available in store Cons: might not carry a particular style or brand seen online, not every store will carry the same inventory
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Indeed, Ohio's open-carry laws, which permit people to carry guns in the broader event zone but in the immediate vicinity of the convention, have become an added worry for organizers.
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And at least one of his gun initiatives — a national right to carry — has been criticized by gun advocates who do not want the federal government involved in concealed-carry permitting.
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Sterling did not have a license to carry, but a police officer would not have known that upon first impression — in a state like Louisiana, open carry is an assumed norm.
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To find out, the team projected what would have happened in right-to-carry states had they not relaxed concealed-carry standards, accounting for differences in demographics, policing, and economic growth.
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Today, more than 16 million Americans are licensed to carry a concealed gun, and many millions more live in states that don't even require a license if you want to carry.
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Although Saban's personality is anything but Zen, his outlook can seem rather Eastern, reminiscent of the koan that states: Before enlightenment, chop wood, carry water; after enlightenment, chop wood, carry water.
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Aside from retired law enforcement officers, there are fewer than 2,500 people who have full carry permits, which allow them to carry a handgun around the city anywhere they are permitted.
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The B-2 can carry sixteen 2,400 lb B83 nuclear bombs, but its official limit of 40,000 lbs of ordinance means it can carry a massive amount of Precision-guided munitions.
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The N.R.A., claiming that it was supporting what it calls "constitutional carry," demanded that anyone be allowed to carry a concealed handgun without training, background checks or permits of any kind.
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"If he were to say, 'Go investigate somebody,' and you sense it's because they're a political opponent, then an attorney general shouldn't carry that out, wouldn't carry that out," Barr said.
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I kind of recoil at this question, to be honest, because I feel like this has been done a million times: carry your own water bottle, carry your own grocery bags.
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In addition to Texas, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Idaho, Kansas, Mississippi, Oregon, Utah and Wisconsin all now allow students with concealed carry permits to carry guns inside the buildings of college campuses.
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The CBC also demanded an independent special commission to carry out the Russia probe, arguing that the standing intelligence panels in the House and the Senate cannot carry out the investigation.
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Those devices, I've seen people carry those onto the bus because you step off of them, the feet fold up, and then you can carry it, and it's like a briefcase.
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All federal charges in the case carry a maximum one year prison sentence, while the D.C. offenses each carry up to 180 days in jail, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
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But many of them carry higher balances, suggesting they pursued advanced degrees — an indication that the most at-risk borrowers, who often carry less debt, are not finding their way in.
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Walmart will also ask customers to no longer openly carry firearms in its stores or Sam's Clubs, even in states where open carry is legal, unless they are authorized police officers.
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A Georgia business owner recently decided all his employees needed to carry a weapon, so he now requires them to get a concealed carry permit and be armed with a handgun.
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New York (CNN Business)Five retailers have announced this week that they will start asking customers not to openly carry guns into their stores in states where open carry is legal.
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The last Democrat to carry the state was Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964, while the last one to carry an Oklahoma county in a presidential election was Al Gore in 2000.
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The metaphor here is porous: divers carry lamps, but poets carry words as "maps" and "purposes," and this speaker, the diver-poet dead set on making it back alive, has both.
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Easy to carry bag for it all to go in You may have to move relatively quickly, so if you have a backpack or bag to carry things in, that's great.
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Wild rodents — chipmunks, mice, squirrels — can carry the bacteria.
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Handle can move with confidence — and carry 100 pounds.
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" "You want a boy to carry on the name?
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Sometimes, people carry that disappointment with them – that hate.
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"Carry On," Pokémon Detective Pikachu – Kygo and Rita Ora
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"A tip: Never check it — always carry it on."
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" He added: "I always carry a weapon on me.
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" And they went, "No, we love it, carry on.
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" He added, "Clearly it's going to carry into summer.
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"If (Trump) were to say, 'Go investigate somebody because' — and you sense it's because they're a political opponent, then the attorney general shouldn't carry that out, wouldn't carry that out," Barr said.
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Paramedics can carry pistols and other gun laws In Florida, a new law allows paramedics and physicians to carry guns when responding to situations involving active shooters, hostages or other dangerous scenarios.
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I did a story for VICE magazine last year about state gun laws, which involved me watching an eight-hour video of Texans testifying for and against campus carry and open carry.
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That measure was passed by the House in December, but only after being tied to rules that would allow anyone with a concealed-carry permit to carry concealed weapons across state lines.
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Multirotor drones can carry a maximum of 30% of their total mass as payload, he notes, so to carry useful amounts of cargo they will have to be quite large and heavy.
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Move on to open-carry and conceal-carry laws: With some 13 million Americans now licensed to pack a concealed gun, many liberals expected gun battles to be erupting all around us.
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Kim and Kanye hire a surrogate to carry their child Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West have hired a surrogate to carry their third child, a source confirmed to PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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Ty'Son Williams (5.6 yards per carry) is the only player beside Samuel averaging better than three yards per carry and the unit has produced 257 yards and three touchdowns in three games.
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Family releases carry permit documentation Castile had a carry permit for the handgun that was with him at the time of the shooting, according to a document his family provided to CNN.
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About 23% of gun owners say they own a firearm for self-defense, and the Carry Guard Expo capitalizes on that, and markets to the estimated 20 million Americans who carry firearms.
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The Legacy Tour allows me to, not only carry on the legacy that I've had on the court but, even more so, carry on the legacy that I have off the court.
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Pence at honorable carry ceremony: Our boys are coming home Vice President Mike Pence represents the Trump administration at honorable carry ceremony for presumed remains of U.S. soldiers returned by North Korea.
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What to watch: The House Rules Committee is taking up the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would make it easier for gun owners to carry concealed weapons across state lines, on Tuesday.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are about twice as likely as Democrats to favor allowing concealed carry in more places (232% to 257%) and allowing teachers and school officials to carry guns (523% to 252%).
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I personalized my own Jaunt XL carry-on ($475) and used it while I traveled — it's super light, easy to carry, and I love that it's so unique and easy to identify.
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According to the 2016 Survey of Consumer Finances, nearly 45% of American families headed by someone under age 35 carry credit-card debt — about the same share who carry student-loan debt.
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The proposed policy, also known as "permitless carry," allows Oklahoma residents over the age of 21, or 18 with a military background, to carry a gun without any training or a license.
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It also started asking customers at Walmart and Sam's Club to no longer openly carry firearms in stores, in states where "open carry" is allowed, unless they are authorized law enforcement officers.
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It will have even more power to strong-arm independent distributors not to carry rival brands and exert pressure on retailers to cut back on, or even refuse to carry, competitive brands.
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Though in many states, whites are disproportionately the holders of concealed carry pistol licenses, in Michigan, African Americans and whites are licensed to carry concealed guns at similar proportions: roughly 7 percent.
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While some low-cost airlines, including Spirit and Wow, tack on fees for carry-ons, in most cases fliers can avoid checked-bag fees altogether by traveling solely with a carry-on.
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That was a surprise, because in nature females only carry tadpoles if the male has disappeared, and then they will only carry tadpoles from the exact spot where they laid their eggs.
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Kroger on Tuesday followed Walmart in asking shoppers not to openly carry guns in any of its stores, in states where "open carry" is allowed, unless they are authorized law enforcement officers.
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Walmart is also asking customers at Walmart and Sam's Club to no longer openly carry firearms in stores, in states where "open carry" is allowed, unless they are authorized law enforcement officers.
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A number of those in the crowd are liable to carry weapons—whether that's a worshipper with a concealed-carry permit, a plainclothes guard, or a cop hired to patrol the property.
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He also opposes concealed carry reciprocity, which would make concealed carry permits granted in any state valid nationwide, forcing states with strict licensing requirements to recognize permits from states with looser standards.
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Children ages six or younger and a guardian may board before Group B. Carry-on policy: One personal item and one carry-on up to 21-by-22-by-22 inches free.
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Carry-On Luggage The good news for shoppers is that if you buy carry-on luggage from one of the 20063 brand names listed in our suitcase Ratings, you'll probably be happy.
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"In order to survive in that territory, you need to carry a weapon," the anonymous military source says, adding that the pranes members carry heavy weapons bought or stolen from the military.
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When open-carry laws were approved in Texas, Walmart adopted a policy that employees must request to see a shopper's gun license before allowing them to carry their weapon in the store.
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Mr. Stickland, a Republican from the Fort Worth suburbs, renewed his call for a "constitutional carry" law that would allow any legal gun owner to carry a weapon anywhere without a permit.
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Gun rights legislation after the baseball practice shooting received a lift: The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act, which would require each state to honor another state's concealed carry permits, reached 200 co-sponsors.
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He'd needed a support crew with a van, because, though he could carry a wet suit while riding a bike, he could not carry a bike while swimming in a wet suit.
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The biggest differences between the opinions of gun owners and non-owners was seen in questions about concealed carry, with gun owners being much more likely to support concealed carry at schools.
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While it is headquartered in Florida, which does not permit open carry, Publix has a large presence in states that do allow people to openly carry guns, such as Georgia and Alabama.
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I knew I wanted to carry a story that was going to exist alongside O.J.'s trajectory chronologically, and ultimately carry it all the way through to him being in jail today.
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Every cop must now carry antidotes for opioid overdoses in New Mexico Every cop must now carry antidotes for opioid overdoses in New Mexico New Mexico took an unprecedented step in the national war against opioid and heroin abuse Thursday, becoming the first state to mandate that all local and state law enforcement officers carry antidotes to opioid overdoses.
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It's powerful, light enough to carry wherever you need to carry it, and the dust holder snaps out and empties, without getting your hands dirty (or dumping dirt back on your clean floors).
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Adele's "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)" and Justin Bieber's "What Do You Mean" both carry bubbly spherical shapes, while other songs carry more unexpected visuals — ones McCracken doesn't always enjoy seeing.
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Walmart announced in September that it would reduce its gun and ammunition sales significantly, also requesting that customers no longer open carry guns into their stores, even in states that allow open carry.
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It has the cables for both kinds of phones on it already, which I like because that means I don't have to carry a cable... but I carry a cable just in case.
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I carry more accessories like a hat or earrings or whatever you want to do to switch it up, but you don't need to carry that many clothes if you just plan smartly.
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For, say, Tony Fadell, which is that idea of being able to carry something in your pocket that you could put 1,000 songs, and that you could carry around everywhere, became the iPod.
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Benz: They chose, like, the lightest girl on the planet for us to carry, because we were all in heels and high skirts, and we had to carry her for quite a distance.
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Now, the brand offers eight different construction options of wheel-able luggage including two sizes of carry-on and checkable luggage, a kids' size, and both carry-on sizes with an outside pocket.
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It's fascinating to see how they carry the weight - their luggage is tied to their backs with a band across the forehead, so they're essentially using their forehead to carry all the weight.
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In addition to the suppressor legislation, House Republicans also hope to vote this fall on a bill that would allow gun owners with concealed-carry permits to carry their firearms in other states.
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Travelpro Platinum Magna 2 Carry-On Expandable Spinner Suitcase, $192.40, available at AmazonYou want a carry-on bag that will comfortably fit your clothes, last through countless trips, and is easy to maneuver.
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Of course, this isn't going to be lightweight or easy to carry for everyone but in my opinion, it's a reasonable weight given how often I have to carry it to my basement.
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Carry your luggage instead of rolling it: "For an extra challenge — and an unexpected core workout — carry your luggage by the handle, making sure to keep your body tall and straight," WebMD recommends.
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Others on Twitter called on the company to stop allowing open carry of firearms in its stores, something the company says it does in states such as Texas where open carry is legal.
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Mr. Mohammed said that fees for carry-on luggage, like those charged by budget airlines like Spirit and Frontier, are a different story, since almost all passengers have carry-on items when flying.
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But open carry laws fundamentally alter this equation, leaving the officer to speculate whether the individual is lawfully entitled to carry the weapon or the weapon is an indication of potential criminal misconduct.
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A "carry" license permits them to carry a handgun for "target practice, hunting, or self-defense," while a "premises" license only permits gun owners to "have and possess in his dwelling" a handgun.
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Open carry has no firm tradition in our legal history, outside of two antebellum decisions designed to perpetuate the slave regime; that should be enough to justify the legality of open carry bans.
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I don't think we can carry on seeing each other.
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The remaining works carry a low estimate of $24 million.
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In Awwal's basement, Muna helps carry fabric between the seamsters.
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We dream big dreams — bigger than we can carry alone.
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Two men helped carry an elderly woman on a chair.
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Photo: APFew afflictions carry the existential dread that dementia does.
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The layout and images will carry over to this draft.
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That frees customers from having to carry clothing while shopping.
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You could tell he was going to carry good stuff.
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You just learn to carry it in a nice way.
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Other robots can carry bags and take out the trash.
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They're supporting Bernie, or others they think carry their message.
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LCACs can even carry M1 Abrams tanks over the ocean.
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We also had to carry cash in order to pay.
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And how does this carry over into your Fabletics designs?
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Instead, he chooses to carry on this mission: to engage.
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We have a saying here: Keep calm and carry on.
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They only carry a weapon during night shifts for security.
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Please drive home safely and carry the work of Sentebale.
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Bad expensing behaviors carry a tangible risk to your wallet.
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I used to carry a day planner everywhere I went.
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He reportedly has a concealed carry permit and plays tennis.
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Most of us don't carry those cards in our hands.
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We decided to carry out our study in Latin America.
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So I've carry a big bottle in my checked luggage.
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Floods, storms and cold spells also carry a climatic fingerprint.
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I guess he's too small to carry any extra weight.
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This will carry the Mexican Space Agency's first lunar payload.
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These operations always carry with them substantial risk and uncertainty.
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North Korea said it could carry a large nuclear warhead.
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Class 1 and 2 felonies generally carry lower maximum penalties.
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And those three things are going to carry on forever.
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JAMES: No, my point, they are allowed to carry that.
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Can Watson carry a tune, as required for her character?
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The "Campus Dildo Carry" will take place on August 24.
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Other times, like at Documenta, it might carry the narrative.
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Somebody who can carry their secrets confidentially, and without judgement.
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Receiving bribes can carry a sentence of life in jail.
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Who wants to carry another device just to take pictures?
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But consumers have found EpiPens easy to carry and use.
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Crock-Pot Cook and Carry — $18.71 at Walmart See Details
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Place it in your home or carry it with you.
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The tweets we carry in results should reflect useful information.
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He helps me carry mine down as it's pretty heavy.
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" "Luckily, we the voters carry the future of this country.
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They want an actual monthly magazine that they carry. Yeah.
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"Let's carry on jumping the Firewall," said one anonymous poster.
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" The man responded by saying, "To have nothing to carry.
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You only have the ammunition you can carry with you.
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How many more games can he carry such a load?
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They carry a maximum sentence of four decades in prison.
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Midtown Comics doesn't carry many classic Luke Cage graphic novels.
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Buses waited to carry them out, but the ceasefire crumbled.
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Not carry too much, not let go of too much.
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It must have been too big for a carry on.
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It's also a good idea to carry water with you.
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Most of us don't carry our cell phones with us.
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But remaining beyond that time limit can carry serious consequences.
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The major broadcast networks have agreed to carry the address.
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My damage was internal, unseen, I carry it with me.
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They might fight one another, and even carry out atrocities.
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They also voiced support for activists who openly carry weapons.
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Hoffman's assistance, at least, seems to carry a unique upside.
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A reporter's role isn't to carry water for those women.
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The store, which she didn't name, didn't carry the antibiotics.
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I love to carry the message of life & empower women.
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Or not — drivers can pocket the cash and carry on.
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Many fear that some will carry out attacks once back.
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Both counts carry a maximum sentence of 10 years each.
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Let the air of lightheartedness carry your spirits once again.
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"I haven't had to carry her once," she said, proudly.
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Each of the planes can carry 2,600 gallons of water.
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Bonds still provide portfolio stability, but they also carry risk.
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After Tuesday, they were rallying fans just to carry on.
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NOAA's balloons carry "sondes," which can measure the ozone layer.
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Humans and animals carry E. coli bacteria in the gut.
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They come in individual packages — easy to carry and use.
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"I can't carry anymore kids … it's the worst," she confessed.
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Using mosquito spray, as they can carry West Nile virus.
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Frankly, not an exciting discovery in an open carry state.
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Many emergency workers and medical personnel carry naloxone as well.
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Once you have momentum, your routine will carry you through.
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But his remarks on regulation arguably carry more weight now.
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Avocado Slicer It's normal to carry around spare guac, right?
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He was thinking about applying for a concealed carry permit.
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She's not somebody that I need to carry Xanax for.
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It's been so devalued that it doesn't carry any weight.
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You were old enough to carry yourself a little bit.
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All four charges carry the possibility of life in prison.
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Finally: dainty landscape paintings you can carry in your pocket.
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Some carry dog biscuits to distract aggressive and hungry mutts.
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I want to carry some of that over to television.
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You carry all your food and water on your back.
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A lot of people want to dismiss concealed carry permits.
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In his mind, he thought: Remove it and carry on.
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In the background, protesters carry signs calling for his impeachment.
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Also, Jamie Chung would for sure carry that clutch. Right?
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Landlords must simply pay up and carry on as before.
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We all have scars we carry all through our lives.
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We have to carry that into tomorrow at San Jose.
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Carry metal straws in our bags and save the planet.
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Expect some of the above to carry on that tradition.
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Buttigieg has enough momentum to carry himself through Super Tuesday.
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The explosives they carry are often concealed under religious gowns.
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That means it might carry a similar slate of features.
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Many are relatively modest affairs that don't carry excessive cost.
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The tactics employed by the large tech firms carry risks.
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He'll carry some of the baggage that the KMT has.
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With its current design, his craft couldn't carry a camera.
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Instead, I carry a couple of these little Lume Cubes.
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Carry it with you for the rest of the journey.
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Perhaps that is my advantage... the message that I carry.
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It is intended to carry 18 passengers at Mach 1.6.
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He had just one carry, for seven yards, on Sept.
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Today, three shorter items to carry us into the weekend.
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For him, "to bear" was simple enough, meaning "to carry".
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It's designed to carry small satellites into orbit around Earth.
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But instead of mail, it's designed to carry a laptop.
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Other than my passport — I don't carry that every day.
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It's one of the most important things to carry around.
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All of these cases carry major legal and political implications.
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I will be able to carry out my other duties.
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Young people carry debt that takes years to pay off.
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There are several reasons that companies carry out stock splits.
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I look forward to continuing to help carry that torch.
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Topical products like creams and oils carry less legal risk.
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Bet Cliff couldn't carry a tune to save his life.
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But there are other ways to carry yourself. UGGHHHH. pic.twitter.
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And he said lawmakers could enact stricter concealed carry policies.
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Economists and strategists say dissenters will carry their own message.
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Do you carry more stuff now than you did before?
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What if people want to carry around their own helmets?
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Here's how far they had to carry the stolen parts.
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Instead we were advised to carry two litres of water.
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Russ Feingold in a state Clinton is expected to carry.
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The charge does not carry any prison time, Veloso said.
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Gangs pay them 1,000 reais ($2000) to carry out attacks.
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Each robot can carry up to 20 pounds of food.
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Yep, I now carry toothpicks around exclusively for my nails.
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Did last season's campaign somehow carry over into this year?
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It's definitely going to carry them throughout the next season.
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Larger drones mean bigger payloads that can carry beefier cameras.
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She got her concealed carry permit about six months ago.
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For that matter, why does he carry a pocket watch?
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Do you carry two bags with you all the time?
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But I would rather him carry it 12 times, yes.
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It could also, though, carry quite a lot of bacteria.
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But, man, can they carry tons and tons of data.
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"My dream is to have all stores carry all sizes."
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Kathryn "KC" Conway knows the pain these surviving siblings carry.
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It's nonsensical to carry the thing around everywhere I go.
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Cars roll along on wheels and can carry large batteries.
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Are you going to carry on using your Gmail account?
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News stations, including Fox News Channel, will carry the hearing.
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His book "Carry Me Ohio" is available from Sturm & Drang.
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Want one that you can carry on a hiking trip?
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We have school districts that allow trained teachers to carry.
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The unit was completely shut to carry out the repairs.
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Where did the idea for Carry This Book come from?
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I know what kind of bags I had to carry.
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Gingrich would also not carry any regional or demographic advantages.
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Pope Francis told her to let him carry on playing.
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Maybe you, like Beyoncé, carry hot sauce in your bag.
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So that's the hope, that they can carry it forward.
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The sheriffs carry the ballots inside for processing and tabulation.
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To carry out their experiments the team turned to mice.
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The city's old sewers carry both rainwater and household effluent.
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Turns out, 1 in 40 Ashkenazi Jews carry this mutation.
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All who might carry it should know their carrier status.
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And bodily fluids or open wounds could carry those things.
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Few guitars carry more historical weight than the Fender Telecaster.
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"I don't want to carry a balance, ever," he says.
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Again, this isn't something you want to carry around regularly.
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But newly connected nerve fibers do not instantly carry current.
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The headphones you carry around in their own special case.
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That crowd can carry on with deducting qualified business expenses.
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I also carry water and emergency blankets for the homeless.
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So Arena's words may carry weight, thanks to his experience.
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The vibe is sentimental, so carry a box of tissues.
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And at Netroots, there's a determination to carry that forward.
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Passengers can still carry cell phones and approved medical devices.
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Now he aims to carry out a much larger trial.
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We used to carry it at Zenkichi in New York.
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"There are enough people in America that carry," Kiyani said.
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It gave us the confidence to carry on with it.
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And its leggings and athletic clothes carry high profit margins.
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Yeah, I might even have people just carry me everywhere.
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Rescuers carry a survivor in Puge, China, on Aug. 210.
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The charges carry a maximum punishment of life in prison.
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Engineers know exactly how much data the network can carry.
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Plus, it's also an easy way to carry your 'Pods.
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But at the same time, I don't carry any animosity.
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Streets today are covered by cameras, we all carry smartphones.
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People wouldn't get sick, but they'd still carry the virus.
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Abe Lincoln could carry it, but we're not Abe Lincoln.
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Women can carry on enjoying as much as they like.
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Turning to unofficial channels can also carry a legal risk.
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We think he's kidding, but just in case ... carry cash.
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They fold beach chairs and towels, and carry things away.
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The whiff of nostalgia won't be enough to carry them.
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People never carry knives like they do now in towns.
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It's more suited to carry your grandma than a gun.
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It will carry the capsule back to land by Sunday.
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It will carry the craft back to land by Sunday.
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Women, carry your resume in a professional briefcase or purse.
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Do you feel like you carry that heritage with you?
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Does your fetish carry over into your real sex life?
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Trump is the first Republican to carry Michigan since 22019.
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After dark, carry a flashlight and wear shoes or boots.
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He's averaging 7.28 yards per carry in four college games.
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If we carry on like this we will fall apart.
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Plus people are not allowed to carry guns in church.
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A handful of unarmed Iraqi soldiers help carry tired children.
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"His smile will not carry him now," added the Canadian.
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Hopefully we can carry that over in this next homestand.
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The company acknowledges that its weapons carry some cardiac risk.
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Tony, you can carry my harmonicas any time you'd like.
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This will free up armed officers to carry out patrols.
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The world is a risky place, and stocks carry risk.
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That injury happened on his first carry of the game.
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"Hopefully, we can carry this momentum into Philadelphia," Koehler said.
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The use and cultivation of cannabis may carry heavy penalties.
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But keep calm, carry on; what else can you do?
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Wilder literally tried to carry those films (see Another You).
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They're a lot cheaper, tiny, comfortable and easy to carry.
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Moto phones will soon no longer carry the Motorola branding.
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Blue chips helped carry Abu Dhabi's index 0.9 percent higher.
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If you don't have open carry, what do you have?
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I had people who would carry pills for me too.
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But still, social media can only carry airlines so far.
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Nor is the device something you could carry or wear.
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The president wants the armed forces to carry out construction.
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The words we use and the attitudes we carry matter.
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Carry some obsidian today to help keep yourself energetically grounded.
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Sometimes you have to carry your 3D printer across town.
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Let's carry on gaming, though, and say NATO engages Russia.
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She is too young to carry around a mobile phone.
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He invited devout Muslims everywhere to carry out the sentence.
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Soccer, hockey, and cheerleading also carry significant head trauma risks.
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Buses, which carry 2.1m riders daily, get just $2 billion.
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A practical crossbody to carry your phone, charger, and cards
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Kuvan does not carry a label that includes neurocogitive benefit.
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All of a sudden, Dwight's actions carry a profound sadness.
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For added detail, carry around a box of Eggo Waffles.
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Apple's 2016 MacBook Pros carry on the Pro moniker dishonestly.
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Now Carry Guard has blown up in the NRA's face.
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Mexico, for instance, continues to carry a torch for globalisation.
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I know everybody didn't carry bottles to the store before.
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We tried to carry as many as possible with us.
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Now it is his nephew's turn to carry the torch.
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The organization has funding to carry it through until 2019.
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It's been 20 years, but I still carry great remorse.
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We try our best, we carry him an awful lot!
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The pay raise deal may also carry some heavy caveats.
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The charges carry sentences of up to life in prison.
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Any state has special operations it tries to carry out.
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These are not officially rules, but they carry regulatory weight.
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TSA has a critical homeland security mission to carry out.
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Today, half as many — just 85033 states — carry that distinction.
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Texas already allowed gun owners to carry rifles in public.
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"Carry from here is not my favourite strategy," he said.
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But they still carry plenty of weight within the judiciary.
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His reassurances to his students may soon carry more weight.
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Contaminated scopes can carry infections from one patient to another.
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Or you must carry the charging device when you're traveling?
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Does your fetish carry over into your real life sex?
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Dearborn also did not want to carry out the task.
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I did a buddy carry and damn near passed out.
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Maine Democratic strategists and officials acknowledge the proceedings carry risk.
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Texas has given residents the right to carry handguns openly.
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I'm a proud gun owner and concealed carry permit holder.
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"Of course we want them to carry," she told me.
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Unless something has changed, why not carry on as normal?
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Some people carry the imprint of others around with them.
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And then we can carry on with our own thing.
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Until I see that, I am ready to carry on.
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I had to carry the younger ones all the way.
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Emissions from pipes and compressor stations carry health risks, too.
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Since then, it's also become legal to carry guns openly.
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She doesn't carry the truth of the crime with her.
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Campus carry can be implemented in stages to reduce risks.
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Many White House aides now carry the most recent iPhones.
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The plan is for RemoveDEBRIS to carry out four experiments.
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Women were rightfully upset that we didn't carry their size.
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The R1 can carry up to 12 bags of groceries.
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They even carry packages for the more traditional shipping companies.
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John helped Carmen carry her bags into the waiting room.
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The new bombers are to carry the new cruise missile.
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The plotters planned to carry out their attack on Nov.
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The Golden Ray has the capacity to carry 6,933 vehicles.
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Icelandic authorities gave US personnel special permission to carry firearms.
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The state has chose nitrogen to carry out the executions.
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Large caps helped carry Abu Dhabi's index 0.1 percent higher.
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Those will carry the brand names Steglujan and Segluromet, respectively.
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You need a credible party to carry out this strategy.
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An adhesive phone sleeve to carry cash and essential cards
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Furman's ruling, meanwhile, might carry weight with the appeals court.
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Parrish didn't have a permit to carry a concealed weapon.
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This cereal aisle seemed to carry every cereal ever made.
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Initial coin offerings, a form of crowdfunding, carry on apace.
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CNN said the network will carry the Democratic response live.
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Other states have 12 weeks to carry out the recommendations.
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John Anderson (Ill.) in 22019 failed to carry one state.
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We must remember our words matter and carry great weight.
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Could Wasserman Schultz possibly carry out even her ceremonial roles?
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Its wheels were rusted, so we had to carry it.
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Blue chips helped carry Abu Dhabi's index 0.8 percent higher.
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It's illegal to carry a knife in a plane cabin.
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Sanchez's brilliance has helped carry the Yankees back into relevance.
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Most police officers in the country do not carry guns.
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Your qualifications and endearing personality might just carry you over.
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You can hire porters to carry your backpack for you.
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I gotta carry bullets, grenades, a sleeping bag, a canteen.
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Yet, the FDA has failed to carry out Congress' mandate.
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SPACs raise money in an IPO to carry out acquisitions.
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Red Bull's Renault power units now carry Tag Heuer branding.
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Now we have to carry this effort over to Houston.
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The Razorbacks gave up 9.5 yards per carry against Auburn.
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The family fled north, taking only what it could carry.
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Not even beautiful knives are allowed in carry-on luggage ...
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A message both parties can carry with them into 2018.
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Both counts carry a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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This is generally good advice, but does carry some risks.
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Chinese authorities say each missile can carry 303 nuclear warheads.
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Meanwhile, where campus carry has already been enacted, schools adapt.
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Similar genital tropes did carry over into subsequent cultures, though.
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The party also would carry rather than lose North Carolina.
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Q. That sounds like a lot of stuff to carry.
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Just tap the button and carry on with your work.
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Officials noted that television networks rarely carry the rallies live.
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The charges carry a maximum prison term of 12 years.
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I choose not to carry the losses on my back.
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I carry a digital camera and a lawyer's phone number.
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Night and day he must carry out his master's business.
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We need an equally tough organization to carry it out.
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Oh, and it's small enough to carry around without issue.
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And ICE will have more resources to carry this out.
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Virginia allows people to carry guns openly and without permits.
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Egan's sister was the one to carry the couple's baby.
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" "You're afraid of germs and kids carry germs like crazy.
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All riders will carry two yellow helmets and reflective jackets.
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They also carry a fungus that clogs the tree's waterways.
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Presumably all garments carry bacteria, including the vestments of priests.
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Ali Baba can carry only 100 kilograms at a time.
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That line will now carry gas south from the Northeast.
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Well, in a way we did carry out an experiment.
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