The U.S. recall covers about 8 million MALM chests and dressers and 21 million other model chests and dressers.
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In June, IKEA recalled about 8 million MALM chests and dressers and 21 million other models of chests and dressers in the United States.
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The only thing you ever have to pay for are loot chests that offer cosmetic items, but even the chests can be earned through ranking up your profile.
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Granted, that's partly because Fallen Order isn't hiding anything useful in its chests beyond aesthetics, but quite often, the journey to finding those chests is still worth it.
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The recall covers six models of MALM chests or dressers manufactured from 2002 to 2016, as well as about 100 other families of chests or dressers, it said.
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Never mind the appearance of their chests, backs, or arms.
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Treasure chests are scattered about, but they hardly inspire exploration.
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The third ought to just be said with people's chests.
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Our chests are bursting with love for our new addition!
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He snorted cocaine off of women's chests while doing so.
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In Moscow, there will be puffed chests and renewed calls
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More completed quests means faster leveling andmore access to chests.
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He and Brown then slapped high five and bumped chests.
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You'll press your softest parts together — your cheeks, your chests.
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Practical and polished The mirrored chests are great for storage.
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The battle of the war chests is set Democratic Sen.
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Instead, his treasures sprawled across the property like shipwrecked chests.
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Inside were three green wooden chests, two emblazoned with swastikas.
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But when the lids were opened the chests were empty.
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Employees packed ice chests with sandwiches, fruit, milk and water.
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Their huge networks and marketing war chests could pose a threat.
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Some firms have kept details surrounding departures close to their chests.
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You'll collect XP toward unlocking chests by using the different modes.
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Chests, floor loot and vehicle spawns will be determined by Epic.
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Currently, both males and females are allowed to bare their chests.
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Plus you may find chests or quests hidden around the map.
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And I'm not just talking scars on their legs and chests.
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They snap their fingers, hit their chests, constantly twisting their bodies.
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Husbands tugged wives' hair playfully; other husbands stroked husbands' chests lovingly.
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Police with assault rifles storm fishing boats, opening up ice chests.
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Both sides tax jade in order to fill their war chests.
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There aren't many spaces where you can put chests this high.
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Where hands had been clapping, now arms were folded across chests.
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They had the words "Let Dairy Die" written across their chests.
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Two women from Azerbaijan wept loudly as they beat their chests.
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Also the chests were unmarked so nobody would know what's inside.
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Supermarket carts became medicine chests stuffed with water and medical supplies.
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The candidates raised substantial campaign war chests of nearly $5 million each.
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While the region needs calm, all it gets is puffed-out chests.
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Importantly, all these things — chests, mobs and encounters — are shared between friends.
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At least the patients didn't have to have their chests opened up.
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Both athletes are heavily tattooed with wild animals etched into their chests.
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A man and a woman emerged, holding sheet music to their chests.
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The recall included all Malm dressers and chests and some additional dressers.
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They'd strut through the Gauntlet, lift their shirts, and rub their chests.
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And most women don't want their chests photographed, fully clothed or otherwise.
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They slept curled with their purses between their knees and their chests.
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Germany wins, 22-21, and they're out here bumping chests like wrestlers.
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Survivors recall the gradual compression on their chests preventing them from breathing.
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The padding distorted the lines of the hips, backs, shoulders and chests.
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They shove one another, derange their faces, pump their fists and chests.
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These SuperPACs have already begun raising sizable war chests for both parties.
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But then, a laser point appeared on one of the player's chests.
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Chests thrust forward as their left hands came to rest on their hips.
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Some even let their colleagues smash concrete slabs on their chests with sledgehammers.
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There are explosive red barrels and you open up chests by punching them.
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Several of his opponents have already built impressive war-chests in record time.
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Some felt pain in their chests and worried they were having heart attacks.
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In short, the full mobilisation of the airlines' networks, lobbyists, and war chests.
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A senior health official said two victims had bullet holes in their chests.
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Why do kitties perch on our chests with widened eyes while we sleep?
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They beat their chests while the other fellow sharpens his knife and waits.
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Smacking their chests reveals their strengths and weaknesses, rendered in 8-bit text.
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WHEN JAMAICAN children catch a cold, mothers rub cannabis oil on their chests.
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In July, gold and war chests will be out of the game completely.
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Basically, employees get to wear the Panopticon on their chests all the time.
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Obama's former colleagues have been helpful in boosting certain Democrats' campaign war chests.
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It was just them leaving their chests open and letting Danny destroy them.
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We have waists, chests, and hips that can easily be measured with them.
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Several had the frog bauble of the alt-fash pinned to their chests.
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But what happens when the cameras are on the chests of police officers?
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There were lots of drawings of terrorists with American flags on their chests.
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"They're pressing their chests out a little more," he said, citing his neighbors.
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Chests and other more risqué body parts, he says, are generally off-limits.
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Black-clad women and men beat their chests and clutched photos of him.
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Women in head scarves leaned for comfort against the chests of their relatives.
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Boys like me: from sleepy coastal towns, with stutters, pigeon chests, and acne.
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Chests puffed, faces crimson, two roosters glared at each other from glass pens.
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They were initially made from ceramic materials and made to look like wooden chests.
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All IKEA chests of drawers are safe when attached to the wall as directed.
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The Pro Series tool chests can still be secured and opened using a key.
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Women walked hand-in-hand with children, some had babies strapped to their chests.
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Three boys in the photo are wearing black paint covering their chests and faces.
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They stuck paper signs on their chests which said: 'This man is a traitor.
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Between various electronic handhelds and light signals, some EMDR therapists build extensive tool chests.
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That combination has enabled Ford, GM, and Fiat Chrysler to build up war chests.
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Chests crash; one dancer dominates, one surrenders and then it starts all over again.
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The scene's muted colors are contrasted by blood spurting from throats, abdomens and chests.
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And we don't have a whole lot of mental hardware devoted to our chests.
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Ikea is recalling 29 million dressers and chests after the death of six children.
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Dancing treasure chests would give young players points for watching video ads, potentially endlessly.
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Wardrobes, chests, and doors are all slightly ajar, revealing both literal and metaphorical situations.
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As they reach the exits, policemen throw heavy punches at their heads and chests.
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To distinguish them, doctors have written their names in marker pen on their chests.
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They rubbed this over their heads and chests, part of their preparations to fight.
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I'm picturing drivers pulling their seats forward until their chests hit the steering wheel.
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In 2016, imports of tool chests from China totaled $990 million, department data show.
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Bloomberg and Steyer have broken records left and right with their vast war chests.
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The money was for war chests, and you could see the signs of war everywhere.
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His playbook is almost identical: Both Anypay and Kyash have already assembled their war chests.
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We had PMRC, on our chests, each guy had a different letter on his chest.
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There's no way to track chests, though occasionally a blue light signals one is nearby.
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The competing funding news spotlights how gigantic Uber and Didi Chuxing's war chests have become.
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They were, most likely, talking up their conquests and trying to puff out their chests.
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They stand upright, their tiny forefeet folded to their chests, to take up the cry.
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So lifelike, they even breathe, chests rising and falling as if deep in REM sleep.
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Little babies are yawning all around the circle, held on laps and centered against chests.
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Those quests offer experience mutipliersand stars, an in-game currency for unlocking special reward chests.
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There will be buying opportunities for them and they have war chests to make acquisitions.
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They didn't need it, but everybody feels like they need to have these war chests.
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There's a smidge of a scene where the two puff their chests at one another.
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We would like to hear from people who have used binding to flatten their chests.
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They speak of coordinated efforts, but it's really just pinning medals on each other's chests.
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Fortunately, the automakers learned a valuable lesson a decade ago and have created war chests.
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People were crying and screaming, dousing victims with water, pumping their chests to revive them.
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Microsoft's Mixer, YouTube Gaming, Facebook Gaming and the new Caffeine all have deep war chests.
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Many of them put their hands on their chests to express solidarity with Mr. Tsang.
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There they stood, 12 strong, with "Make Tiger Woods Great Again" written across their chests.
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They scurried around the Capitol with their chests deflated and their tails between their legs.
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Two U.S. toddlers died in separate 2014 incidents when MALM chests fell over on them.
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Living in colder climes in Eurasia, Neanderthals evolved barrel chests, large skulls and strong hands.
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"This video shows the importance of attaching all chests and dressers to the wall," she said.
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When they're purple, you can expect to find a boss and/or some loot chests inside.
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I wanted to know what reverberated through their chests the way my favorite songs filled mine.
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Right before the shots began, a small red dot appeared on one of the players' chests.
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These particular specimens, however, look deep in thought (or regret?), holding their knees to their chests.
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Instead of buying new, shop out of what's already in your closets, toy chests, or garages.
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As nearby service members removed their headgear, holding it to their chests, POTUS bowed his head.
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The videos taken from 2010 to 2011 focused on the faces and chests of the students.
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When Bianca watches, terrified, from the crowd, we're right beside her, clutching our chests with worry.
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They are identifiable by ribbons on their chests, like the prize winners at a county fair.
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Very few enemies drop Rupees, leaving only chests and sold items as Link's primary income source.
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Some additional chests and dressers included in the recall were sold between 1985 and June 2016.
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Their chests heaving, they steady their arms and take aim at shooting targets 22010 meters away.
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Naysayers will beat their chests about this plan, citing all the reasons it could never happen.
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We hold the hours we spent at the playground during our childhood close to our chests.
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Disney princesses who bind their chests and adopt male dress are few and far in between.
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Aspas chests a pass back to Iniesta, and his low on-target shot is parried aside.
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In performances, I noticed careless partnering as they took to the stage with puffed-out chests.
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We took it seriously but thought they may have been puffing out their chests a bit.
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We had to clutch Judy and Roberta to our chests and walk through the T.S.A. scanner.
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Athanasiou celebrated his second goal by leaping to bump chests and hug his teammate Tyler Bertuzzi.
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ICECO Portable Freezers are basically ice chests that you never actually have to fill with ice.
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But when adolescents hold their cards close to their chests, they often have a good reason.
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At Flux Factory in Queens, Tongue Tide treats other languages as treasure chests of unique expressions.
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Guys can walk around shirtless puffing their chests, but when a woman does it she's frowned upon.
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Democrats didn't just puff their chests and bang gavels as they regained control of the House Thursday.
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Some seemed to have covered their chests in a last attempt to protect themselves from the blast.
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I need to find 15 chests, encounter five "world events," revive three strangers—the list goes on.
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As part of the study, participants at Insite wore monitors on their chests that track breathing rates.
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Uber and Ola have massive war chests to subsidize the price of rides, keeping their fares low.
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Volunteers on Sunday piled the fish in ice chests and delivered them by boat to the area.
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These can be a number of things: resources in the form of treasure chests, mobs and adventures.
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The mini-game eliminates Minecraft's resource grind by filling each map with chests containing randomly generated gear.
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These volunteers were asked to remove their shirts and smother some gel onto their chests and shoulders.
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" It retweeted things she didn't support, like "pictures of women in thongs" and "pictures of women's chests.
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Joe Thornton and Brent Burns place two treasure chests on the floor on either side of Wilson.
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It was particularly meaningful for the French racers, who competed with Poisson's name emblazoned across their chests.
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Those wires were hooked up to a battery pack that was placed in each of their chests.
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Press it against your abs to crush rocks, do squats to open chests — you get the idea.
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They pulled the refugees' shirts over their heads, bound their hands and beat their heads and chests.
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They now asked some of the tribespeople if they would wear heart-rate monitors around their chests.
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Patients were assigned to separate operating rooms where younger doctors opened their chests and exposed the hearts.
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PST for all of her loyal fans dying to walk around with her derrière across their chests.
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Instead, their chests stick out as they weave and bob to the march of 4x4 tech-house.
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They even use machines — placing electrodes on their heads, chests, and arms — to monitor their internal energy.
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Boy bands were squeakily asexual, even their bare chests as smooth and un-troubling as a doll's.
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Chrissy, you have our sympathy, our vicarious giggles, and definitely our arms crossed over our own chests.
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In-The-Know: Ikea is recalling 29 million dressers and chests after the deaths of six children.
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Now this time, in total, 17.3 million chests or drawers are involved in the most recent recall.
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Most Puerto Ricans survive by storing food in ice chests or eating in the few open restaurants.
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Filling the chests are not clothes or possessions but massive blocks of concrete, interrupted by hairline cracks.
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Without the availability of binders, many people like me spent years wearing Ace bandages around our chests.
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With the midterm elections approaching, we tracked the war chests of candidates in the tightest House races.
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Almost always, the men I work with notice a tight tension in their chests and stomachs — anxiety.
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Democratic candidates are emptying their war chests in a competitive primary that could stretch deep into 2020.
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For 30 seconds, we see these men jumping over shrubs with AK-47s strapped around their chests.
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Tongue Tide is at its strongest when it treats other languages as treasure chests of unique expressions.
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That's not how they feel when they're rattling against the walls of our chests, clamoring and chaotic.
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For two hours, I've been flying around in search of treasure chests—15 of them, to be precise.
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The way they puffed up their chests to beckon a woman's attention and present their sexuality to them.
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Snap's average revenue per user remains tiny compared to Facebook's and Google's treasure chests of digital advertising dollars.
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In total, eight children have died due to Ikea chests and dressers tipping over, the agency reported Tuesday.
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In response to the new regulation, several games have already released odds on treasure chests and loot boxes.
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Up to 220% off all outdoor furniture and décor; up to 203% off all accent chests and cabinets.
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Mr. Cruz and Donald J. Trump head toward Super Tuesday next week with the party's biggest war chests.
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He commissioned a set with chests that are flatter that the usual female versions, but not completely flat.
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In Congo, that means access to money, and they hope to build war-chests for the eventual election.
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To get a high or faint, kids either choke other kids, press hard on their chests, or hyperventilate.
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In 2016, the value of imports of tool chests from China totalled $990 million, Commerce Department data show.
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Worthy candidates without overflowing war chests have shown themselves more willing to drop out and back fellow Democrats.
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Their corpses were found with the number 13 carved in their chests, a reference to the gang's name.
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This sociological study follows four people—three transgender men and one butch lesbian—who surgically masculinize their chests.
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The smaller children lie tangled beside her, their chests rising and falling under winter coats and wool blankets.
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Fun fact: 15 chests of Young Hyson were among those thrown overboard in the Boston Tea Party. See?
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The Big Three all had war chests, built up from five years of booming sales and rich profits.
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On Tuesday shelves were stripped bare of items such as eggs and chicken, while freezer chests were emptied.
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" The shackling system that pinned their arms to their chests for the ride was called a "black box.
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People held small plastic Cuban flags on wooden sticks or clutched images of Mr. Castro to their chests.
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Body cameras are usually worn on officers' chests and record what they see as they perform their duties.
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When they reached the Hungarian side, they climbed out of the boat into water up to their chests.
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They scratch its little ears, they lock eyes with it and snuggle it to their chests, they beam.
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The elders were told to pick any they felt applied to them and affix them to their chests.
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In response, Ikea admitted the chests and dressers could be dangerous and offered free kits to anchor the chests and dressers to the wall, as well as refunds.) Some of Ikea's furniture is made from wood, some is made from particleboard (recycled wood chips fused together), keeping production more affordable.
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The women sewed their mouths shut and stood topless with black-painted messages across their chests, demanding Pavlensky's release.
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However, when parties are flush with funds, candidates have incentives to moderate to get access to their vast chests.
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But as they built their war chests, the demand for such bonds pushed down interest rates around the world.
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The two startups have been busy building their war chests over the last 9 months with large funding rounds.
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The furniture store had previously recalled 29 million chests and drawers because they posed a serious tip-over hazard.
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Maybe their precious outfits are picked from colorful drawer chests and storage combos like the Stuva or the Busunge.
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They had barrel chests and stocky limbs, which allowed them to store body heat more efficiently than early humans.
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A picture of Martin and Joey shows the two smiling proudly while showing off the markings on their chests.
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Her arm thumped into Adda's and Pel's chests and they both tumbled up the ramp after Sloane and Tritheist.
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If he doesn't, can Congress yell and scream and beat their chests or subpoena something they're not sure exists?
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They didn't look much different than the women in my comics, backs bent, chests thrust forward, full lips parted.
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Though, okay, Hanawalt still sneaks in some plants in hot pants shimmying against snake women with sizeable human chests.
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The only people not bearing a picture of Hatsune Miku on their chests were those dressed as Hatsune Miku.
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Fortunately, you gain new gear from leveling, chests, and shops pretty regularly, which augments the loadout you begin with.
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Social media executives pound their chests proudly and publicly for their efforts to scrub fake news from their platforms.
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The image shows the Westside High School students spelling the word "rape" with letters spray painted on their chests.
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It ranks among the largest annual war chests ever pulled in by a whip during a non-election year.
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Convincing 100 women to show up at a warehouse and take photos of their chests is no easy feat.
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When South Korean officials opened its hatch, they found nine men with bullet wounds in their heads or chests.
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The Warhol trove, and the ships' chests and rush seats, will go on the block Saturday at 1 p.m.
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They fired assault rifles, lobbed grenades and — when Iraqi commandos stormed the church — detonated explosives strapped to their chests.
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Thank you for the wonderful reminder that museums everywhere are treasure chests and time machines, worth visiting and revisiting.
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Women don't wear makeup and are sexual aggressors, while men are required to shave their chests and inner thighs.
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Football players press their chests against one another after a big hit, and coaches fling expletives (and sometimes projectiles).
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Some spat liquid into the audience or encouraged spectators to slap the exposed chests of their chicken-winged opponents.
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"There's a lot of clubs pounding their chests, but you can say all you want," Cashman said last month.
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During World War I, these clockwork cameras were strapped onto the chests of pigeons and flown over the battlefield.
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The action came in response to a complaint by Waterloo Industries Inc, which makes tool chests in Sedalia, Missouri.
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There have been eight reports of child deaths involving Ikea chests and dressers, according to the company's US website.
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Hearings are held, and Congressional committee members puff out their chests and scream at the very administrators they underfund.
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He shows them how to cradle their infants on their chests with skin-to-skin contact, a calming technique.
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Some images depict the full human body, while others focus on bare chests or offer unflinching shots of genitals.
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With puffed chests and anxious looks, the dogs' obvious impatience lampoons the self-stifling traditions of the royal class.
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They trotted in — a snow-white vision of merry (and strong) canines, all with wedge-shaped heads and deep chests.
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By the third minute of bicep curls, they're arching their chests and swinging their arms to get the weight up.
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From the thrust of their chests and the tightness of their faces, they look to be spoiling for a fight.
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IKEA received 113 reports of tip-overs with other recalled chests and dressers, including 53 reports of injuries to children.
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In 2016, imports of tool chests from China and Vietnam totaled $990 million and $77 million, respectively, department data show.
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Quests include everything from finding treasure chests or skulls on islands to collecting resources or killing an army of skeletons.
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His output was bafflingly eclectic, from Cubist-influenced houses to reinventions of Shaker chests and 18th-century English wooden chairs.
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On Monday at 4:20 PM, communication planet Mercury meets Venus, allowing us to get things off of our chests.
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The chests contained 22009,000 envelopes each believed to contain 20,000 rupiah - a total of 8 billion rupiah or over $566,000.
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Blizzard first introduced war chests last year, which players could purchase to receive items like character skins, portraits, and emoticons.
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They're just mindless creatures driven by instinct, and if that means bursting through a few chests, than so be it.
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The reality television star added her infamous black bars over their chests, but raised their middle fingers toward the camera.
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Five guys had B-I-L-L-S painted on their chests, and they kept getting on TV that game.
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The basic premise is that our devices are treasure chests of quantifiable medical data, waiting to be unlocked and analyzed.
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Now, six months after release, developer Monolith is removing both the in-game currency and war chests from the game.
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So I took the only one that seemed like it had any hope of success: I bumped chests with him.
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Two wood blanket chests decorated with repeating arched-window motifs are 17th-century Swiss (carved) and 18th-century American (painted).
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Our teacher guided us into the pose, then told us to lower our shoulders, lengthen our spines, open our chests.
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As I moved through Kashyyyk and Dathomir, I encountered jumps I couldn't make, walls I couldn't scale, and unreachable chests.
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As we suck in our chests and elbow our way toward the dance floor, we lose two Hodinkee staff members.
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They are two of those grey, short-haired, muscular-type dogs, with floppy pink mouths, white tufts on their chests.
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The patients who arrived at Broward Health North had gunshot wounds mainly in their chests and abdomens, Dr. Nichiporenko said.
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He saw residents picking through debris and clearing yards, and others carrying ice chests and handing out drinks and snacks.
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These are the kind of effects that can cause fashion people to clutch their chests in delight — ooh, the pictures!
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The young men bound around with their chests out, but their heads are on constant swivels, eyeing everything around them.
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Had Democrats not amassed these huge war chests with small-donor money, that super PAC onslaught could have overwhelmed them.
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WASHINGTON — The word emblazoned across the chests of thousands of Washington Capitals fans had eluded them for over 40 years.
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With no campaigns and no war chests — but, in some cases, tombstones — they all came up short in the Dec.
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Most campaigns also regulate the production of their official candidate merchandise, sales from which go directly into their war chests.
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When we shoulder press, we all overextend our backs at the top, and during the front squats, our chests collapse forward.
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In 2016, we're going to see companies like Oracle, SAP, Salesforce, AOL, Google and Facebook beefing up their martech war chests.
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Ikea recalled 29 million Malm series dressers and chests Tuesday, warning that the furniture may tip over and fatally harm children.
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I saw a family of 16 beaten to the ground, children ripped out of parents' arms, Tasers pointed at fathers' chests.
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That's not to suggest, however, that the company's 2017 lander will return to Earth laden with overflowing chests of Moon booty.
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Instead, the emergency room teams of physicians and nurses turned to patients where bullets had torn through chests, abdomens and extremities.
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Immediately after babies are born, they're placed on their mother's chests, because skin-to-skin contact helps secure a maternal bond.
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Every single one of these companies has made video a top priority, and their war chests and valuations are similarly powerful.
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Redditor fredcracklin took the chestburster from 1979's Alien out of people's chests and into a delicious movie night-ready cake.
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Parachute fabrics, fashioned into 17-foot-high billowing figures, are at once gendered yet inhuman with their colossal genitals and chests.
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Attorneys for Tilli Buchanan argue that the law is unfair because it treats men and women differently for baring their chests.
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On Monday, the Federal Election Commission's monthly report revealed a historic gap between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's campaign war chests.
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With the third-person camera superglued to your character, you climb over ancient ruins, blast monstrous enemies, and find treasure chests.
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Look around and you'll see the new-found dads of indie everywhere, chests booming, slinging their guitars around with mature ease.
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He began eliminating heading in Isabella and Benjamin's soccer practices and games, teaching players to instead trap balls with their chests.
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Parties are holding their cards close to their chests, but there are a number of options that could break the impasse.
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The family had fled when floodwaters reached as high as their three children's chests, ruining the first floor of their home.
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She said her daughter had shown her photos of other partygoers who had large burns across their chests, necks and legs.
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So far, these dissidents have beat their chests in a safe space, giving eloquent speeches on their way out the door.
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A Haida artist tattooed clan crests on the chests and arms of willing actors in the traditional stick-and-poke fashion.
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Except for the billionaires, no one in the Democratic field has that kind of money piling up in their war chests.
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Many of the demonstrators linked social repression of female bodies to gender violence in messages written on their own bare chests.
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Ransom money has fueled the war chests of Al Qaeda offshoots operating elsewhere in West Africa and of the Islamic State.
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Pressed against their chests or tightly rolled in their hands are legal papers and procedural documents that undergird the committee's work.
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The caskets then moved slowly through streets choked with mourners wearing black, beating their chests and carrying posters with Soleimani's portrait.
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Despite those sizable war chests, Mr. O'Rourke lost to Mr. Cruz, and Mr. Ossoff was defeated by Karen Handel, a Republican.
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Gone are the days of duct taping my GoPro to helmets, chests, and cars because I forgot the housing at home.
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There, I observed a character who was most definitely not Link finding items in chests where they definitely did not belong.
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You know how some animals spread their wings, broaden their chests or stand extra tall to impress mates and intimidate rivals?
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The other officers went without him and, according to Klose, buried the chests in several places and then concealed the entrances.
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Rather, they could provide an opening for Bloomberg, a candidate with one of the largest war chests in American political history.
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They have also traditionally used kidnapping for ransom to help fill their war chests, as well as strengthen their negotiating positions.
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The logic of the FDA's approach sits poorly with patients like Sicklick who have a Sprint Fidelis buried deep in their chests.
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IKEA has included restraints with our chests of drawers for decades, and wall attachment is an integral part of the assembly instructions.
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It was of the flood-soaked residents of a nursing home, sitting on their loungers and walkers, water up to their chests.
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Plus they can pour their massive revenues, treasure chests, and funding rounds into big compensation packages that keep talent away from startups.
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They used to think it sin, us doing what we're doing now, putting our mouths and our chests and our stomachs together.
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Progression has been changed so that you can earn experience from doing more things, including getting kills or even just opening chests.
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We wheedled hints out of the black-sweatshirted assistants running around the room with glowing LED Navi fairies stuck to their chests.
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Finding a bralette that's supportive enough for larger chests is a next-to-impossible feat, though we've definitely scoured around for some.
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They're even programed to inhale and exhale, and guests can watch their chests rise and fall as if breathing in deep slumber.
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It's an intensely gratifying feeling The secret sauce is the random loot that drops from elite enemies, treasure chests, and giant bosses.
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In addition to the four deaths, Ikea has also received reports of 41 tip-over incidents involving the MALM chests and dressers.
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Humans of every gender have nipples, but for some reason, nipples on the chests of cisgender and trans women are highly controversial.
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They went to trance dances where villagers would stab their bare chests with steel blades and, protected by black magic, remain unscathed.
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There's a woman who brought her large photography drone to fly in the parking lot, plus parents cradling babies to their chests.
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By 1927 there were more than three hundred community chests and together they were distributing more than 60 million dollars every year.
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In Old English font, you can read the words "Doll Face Club" across their chests or on the back of their jackets.
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Revenue from war chests went toward funding StarCraft 2 esports and supporting the development team, and will do so again this year.
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The plane was filled with plastic dummies, some with paper targets on their heads and chests to signify that they are terrorists.
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On both sides you could see players' chests heaving, sweat dripping into their eyes, leaving them to wipe it with their jersey.
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IPOs, in addition to being liquidation events and also moments of validation, are financing rounds that help them build big war chests.
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Wood MacKenzie estimates that there are 20 private equity-backed vehicles with war chests of around $15 billion for North Sea acquisitions.
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"The chests and dressers conform to all local regulations and standards," Xian Jiaxin, a company spokeswoman in Guangzhou, said in an interview.
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Unlike similar styles made for smaller chests, the bralette has adjustable straps, which are helpful for me and my short shoulder span.
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Although both companies have said they plan to dial back spending, the new war chests accumulated by each may make that hard.
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The scholars noted that Mr. Darcy's body would not have been toned and chiseled — "chests were modest and shoulders sloping" back then.
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After any bad call we go through a mandatory debriefing, where we talk about what happened and get it off our chests.
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Why it matters: With the recent scooter craze, rival startups like Lime, Bird, and Spin are seeking to build giant war chests.
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Those 342 chests contained five different types of Chinese tea: bohea, congou, souchong (all black teas), hyson, and singlo (all green teas).
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Much like the hope chests that preceded them, registries were a way of helping women with the transition from daughter to wife.
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Traditional automakers have created cash war chests to deal with a recession, but Tesla has less cash on hand than its peers.
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Her figures' angst comes through unadulterated, as conspicuous as her horses' formidable musculature, her warriors' barrel chests, and her corvids' menacing beaks.
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Defibrillators in their chests shocked their hearts back to a normal rhythm when necessary, but the devices did not prevent these episodes.
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That night, Arcentales and Castillo, the Guatemalan fisherman, both cried, their chests heaving as the other men looked out at the sea.
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Inside, vintage bridal chests and hand-knotted tribal rugs are paired with midcentury lamps and wicker furniture of Michel-Ménière's own design.
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DT I admire your impulse to make the world a smaller place: just two souls with long vertical scars down their chests.
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The Italian fashion house's "V" motif logo featured heavily on bags and was emblazoned on the chests of tracksuit jackets and sweaters.
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The Italian fashion house's "V" motif logo featured heavily on bags and was emblazoned on the chests of tracksuit jackets and sweaters.
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Republicans also know very well that as long as they maintain control of the presidency, they will command huge electoral war chests.
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The staff desperately tried to save the dogs by elevating their crates, even as water rose up to their chests, Telfort said.
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Otters — known to hold hands in the water and keep pups close to their chests — teach their young to feed and swim.
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Bookcases completely line two walls from floor to ceiling, paintings hang on the other walls, above other bookcases and chests of drawers.
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On Sunday, empty coffins made their way into the churchyard on black vans while women beat their chests and screamed in anguish.
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Because dedicated GOT fans, Elizabeth Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, had a lot of thoughts they wanted to get off of their chests.
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I looooove Fridays for the obvious reason, but also because we celebrate "fun Fridays" at school, which includes dance parties and treasure chests.
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Millennials raised on Star Trek the Next Generation are convinced that all future space travelers communicate via little Federation badges on their chests.
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Large numbers of protesters gathered in the city's Victoria Park just after midday Sunday, donning black and wearing white ribbons on their chests.
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With the difference in war chests and the polls showing popular support, Massachusetts is likely to join the movement to legalize recreational marijuana.
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You'll have access to chests early on, but a limited on-hand inventory means frequent treks back to base to store your spoils.
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It's another example of how SoftBank is equipping companies with war chests they can use to bash, or maybe even acquire, their rivals.
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Further intensifying the competitive landscape are powerful technology companies with considerable war chests, like Google, which has invested heavily in autonomous driving technology.
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A fourth child fatality has been associated with one of the MALM chests included in Ikea's June 2016 recall, federal officials reported Friday.
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They were exonerated after being the center of a Netflix documentary (Making a Murderer-style) but have scarlet A's on their chests now.
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Indeed, models at the Preen by Thornton Bregazzi Spring Summer 2017 show in London rocked pressed flowers on their faces, necks and chests.
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And long-time series fans shouldn't worry that he's lost his trademark rage: he opens up treasure chests by punching straight through them.
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For others, it's a chance to beat their chests and scream about Christian and conservative stupidity into the faceless void of the internet.
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In 2016, imports of tool chests from China and Vietnam totalled $990 million and $77 million, respectively, the department said in a statement.
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Freedom, which featured a Teletubby SWAT team with TVs embedded in their chests, was the critical darling of the 2015 New Museum Triennial.
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The firms involved keep their financial cards very close to their chests, but making those high-spec processors is Intel's most profitable business.
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"They keep their feelings shut tight in their chests out of a sense that others have suffered even more," said psychologist Kiyoka Yukimoto.
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Other buyout firms have newly stocked war chests, and Japan's SoftBank has launched a fund that could get as big as $100 billion.
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Armed with their massive war chests, drug manufacturers, big-box retailers and information technology behemoths are racing to expand their businesses to India.
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Despite having well stocked war chests, private equity funds have found it difficult to invest without overpaying due to rich equity market valuations.
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IKEA recalled 29m chests of drawers after the products were linked to the deaths of six children by tipping over and crushing them.
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Mercury squares off with Pluto at 8:01 PM—we need to get things off our chests, and it's going to be intense!
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In Orleans Parish Prison 11 years ago, sheriffs left 6,500 incarcerated people to fight for their survival as water rose to their chests.
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All of that is totally legal, though, as there are no federal guidelines for how unaffiliated PACs ought to spend their war chests.
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Congressional challengers are building their war chests more than a year before the 2018 midterms, with Democratic congressional hopefuls especially raking in cash.
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He branched out to create high-quality reproduction tables, including Chippendales, and chests like highboys, which he sold in stores and through catalogs.
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The players knelt in a semicircle on the infield as instructed, and a coach began hitting hard, chopping ground balls toward their chests.
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Just over half of respondents bound their chests seven days a week, with people binding for an average of ten hours a day.
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"We would like to create a culture of attaching chests of drawers to the wall," Ikea's U.S. president Lars Petersson told Fast Company.
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If you're searching for a slice of John Berendt's Savannah, it's still here, at Alex Raskin Antiques, chockablock with secretaries, chests and sideboards.
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Knowing of the crew's plan, the Czech service dumped four German military chests filled with blank papers at the bottom of the lake.
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Mr. Martin-Bittman, an experienced diver who posed as a Czech government official, led the crew into the water to retrieve the chests.
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They quantified the sootiness by taking pictures of the chests of sparrows, woodpeckers, larks and towhees and measuring how well they reflected light.
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Police found nine bodies dumped across Guadalajara Saturday night, six of them wrapped in plastic bags, with similar messages pinned to their chests.
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They clench their muscles and cross their arms over their chests when they walk across prison grounds to prevent their bodies from wiggling.
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The two candidates in Georgia's special election already had almost that much money just in their war chests weeks before the election ended.
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Those youths, she wrote in an email, "will not develop breast tissue and therefore will not have a need to bind their chests."
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Five dead people lay on their backs on the metal tables, naked, their chests splayed open, white shrouds covering their legs and faces.
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General Motors, Ford, and FCA have each amassed huge war chests, following the financial crisis and bailouts and bankruptcies of GM and Chrysler.
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Gradually he began watching the Jets again, sucked in by players he liked who were now wearing a new insignia on their chests.
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Wet cheeks are the minimum: In some places, funeral keeners throw themselves to the ground, sway their bodies or beat at their chests.
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The Gazprom logo is ubiquitous at major international soccer competitions — and across the chests of players from teams in Russia, Germany, and Croatia.
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In June, Ikea, the world's largest furniture seller, announced a recall of 29 million chests and dressers in response to the deadly accidents.
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Harris and the Pistons' Blake Griffin exchanged words and bumped chests after Harris knocked away a Pistons inbounds pass during the fourth quarter.
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The words "Star Wars" appear nowhere except emblazoned across the chests of people who were foolish enough to buy product before they entered.
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The doorway lies within the wound from Vulnicura, which now appears transformed into a prismatic portal channeled between the chests of two lovers.
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By the end of "Safe," Ana and Aaron were arm-in-arm, wearing shirts with the other person's political slogan splashed on their chests.
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For senior picture day at one Virginia high school, a group of nine students used duct tape to plaster "ok boomer" across their chests.
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This additional incident further underscores the need to properly secure chests of drawers to the wall with the included restraints per the assembly instructions.
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Regarding the effectiveness of the recall, chests of drawers that are covered by the recall have been packaged with wall attachment restraints for decades.
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Along the way, you'll encounter a range of RPG staples: shops to buy useful items, hidden treasure chests, and dojos to train your spirits.
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Chests are filled with blocks, naturally, adding to your reserves of cobblestone, brick and so on, all the different varieties appearing with appropriate rarity.
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Fueled by a guaranteed stream of revenue, unions have established massive political war chests, often used to influence elections and exert pressure on lawmakers.
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First, on March 3 (Switch and Breath of the Wild releases day) you get bonus treasure chests and exclusive in-game clothes for Link.
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Analysis of the children's skeletons revealed distinctive cut marks along the sternum, along with dislocated ribs—a sign that the chests were pulled open.
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Now, 11 weeks later, Duncan posted a photo on Instagram of their two healthy newborns curled up on their chests, alongside the original photo.
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Historically, the run-up to elections has seen rampant graft and theft of public funds as politicians build war chests to contest the vote.
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The five mothers at a recent session in Tokyo lay on their backs with their knees on their chests bundled up in white cloths.
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Then Hyundai got super weird with an ad showing how Hyundai employees are driven for "better" — apparently because of engines embedded in their chests.
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This means the option to purchase Gold with real-world money and the ability to gain Orc Followers from War Chests will be removed.
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Some brag that their beginnings add to the allure of their unique products, while others opt to keep their cards close to their chests.
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Insight Venture Partners has raised $6.3 billion for its latest (and largest ever) fund as technology investors continue to amass increasingly large war chests.
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Now, the tank-top wearers who can no longer unapologetically wear corny slogans across their chests are getting their own This Is Spinal Tap.
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Some of Qatar's well-heeled neighbors, however, have even larger influence war chests, with upwards of 28503 firms combined at their beck and call.
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Nurses knelt on their chests while doctors forced catheters down through their noses and mouths and pumped liquid eggs and milk into their stomachs.
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"The party leaders, the candidates who have a national name, significant amounts of their war chests are built from these big checks," he said.
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He'd use his large frame to his advantage, leaning into people, clasping them on the shoulder or pointing into their chests, if need be.
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We see three of the dead, laid out in a neat row, their helmets on their chests, like the honored fallen on a battlefield.
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The show consisted of photographs of hands, all with brightly painted nails, in contact with various touch-sensitive objects: lamps, tablets, phones, human chests.
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Another demand of granivory, or seed predation, is the power to withstand the many defensive chemicals that plants pack into their genetic hope chests.
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Body parts, however, can also be considered a fetish "object," as long they fall outside the "typical" sexualized parts like genitals, butts, and chests.
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The action is interspersed with ritualistic dance scenes led by Electra and the Chorus, who beat their chests and fall repeatedly into the mud.
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Their medical records show that they had signs of post-traumatic stress disorder as well as pain in their joints, backs, necks and chests.
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Some of Qatar's well-heeled neighbors, however, have even larger influence war chests, with upwards of 30 firms combined at their beck and call.
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Homes built in that era did not typically include closets; most Americans kept unworn clothes folded in chests or hung on wall-mounted rods.
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He pulled up his "professional" profile — on which he's smiling, clean-cut and buttoned-up amid a sea of bare chests and crotch shots.
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Children play naked, some of the women wear traditional grass skirts with bare chests while the men, clothed in old t-shirts, carry machetes.
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Wainwright would close out the World Series against Detroit, too; after the final strikeout, he and Molina leapt in joy, bumping chests in midair.
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It's more difficult to exuberantly high-five and butt-pat the guys wearing extra shirts to flatten the profile of their artificially inflated chests.
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Just this week, he told me, a mother and daughter came in asking for Trump's "Make America Great" slogan tattooed across both their chests.
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Here, among the statues and the old chests, she had strapped an unhappy teenage girl into a chair that the nun said could fry her.
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The Minnesota senator eclipsed both Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren, who entered this year with significantly higher polling and bigger war chests than the senator.
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I imagined a job orientation where employees practiced empathetically and nonchalantly welcoming patients with poles impaling their chests or tiny fish stuck in their urethras.
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STROLLING down a corridor in a high-security jail in 1981, where he was directing an interview, Roger Ailes suddenly bumped chests with Charles Manson.
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Yep, the first daughter needs to get even more coins for the GOP coffers while babies are literally being forcibly taken from their mothers' chests.
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They both wear colorful shorts and have their dark-skinned chests exposed, probably because of the warm weather in Maranhão, in the northeast of Brazil.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, once surrounded himself with female supporters in T-shirts with the phrase "It's DD for me" emblazoned across their chests.
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With their wings removed and stacked on a rack, the drones' styrofoam-clad bodies looked like the offspring of massive sportfish and disposable ice chests.
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During a demonstration, Google showed off real-world maps that were transformed into sci-fi landscapes and fantasy realms, complete with dragons and treasure chests.
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At the starting line, runners crossed their arms over their chests, rubbing their forearms and jumping up and down in an attempt to stay warm.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Bearded and boisterous, the man wearing a chequered keffiya scarf sings a religious song as several Iranians in fatigues beat their chests feverishly.
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These are obtainable from chests, and give you a large boost to your experience, as well as reward you for going outside your comfort areas.
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She was having trouble connecting with him about this loss, this very palpable tragedy that rips through the chests of everyone close enough to feel.
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There are over 100 of these, and you can find them in random chests, get them from special events, or earn them from boss battles.
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I remember thinking that I'd never actually bumped chests with someone before, and wondering if I would be able to get him into a headlock.
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He rarely signed his chairs, chests, tables and panels, which he decorated with vines, fruit, medieval knights, Gothic pointed arches, Celtic knots and Norse monsters.
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All these cash stockpiles look increasingly like war chests: If it's tough at the giants in tech, it's probably harder at some of the hopefuls.
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On Tuesday, after criticism online and in government-controlled Chinese media, Ikea switched course, saying it would recall 1.7 million chests and dressers in China.
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It is also easy for drivers and passengers to hit their heads and chests against metal structures, like the instrument panel, protruding into the vehicle.
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By then we had fans, even sponsors; we entered the arena wearing identical jumpsuits with the name of an energy drink printed across our chests.
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Tea became such a prized product that on December 16, 1773, 342 chests of it were thrown into the Boston Harbor to protest the British.
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"Maybe there are chests with rewards inside there," reads a forum post by a player that watched as Kharsek walked through the level 999 door.
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The tireless acts of stacking, notching, and varnishing these thin wooden layers into hope chests and encrusted jewelry boxes might be considered a devotional practice.
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Read more: America's largest health insurer is going toe-to-toe with a growing number of venture-backed companies with billions in their war chests.
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You can either open a bunch of chests for loot, "recon" and hold an area, or try to claim a bounty on another player's head.
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When you watch a professional soccer match, it's hard to ignore the gigantic sponsors' logos screenprinted onto the chests and sleeves of each club's jersey.
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One by one, they pass around a shell filled with burning sage wafting fragrant curls of smoke toward their faces, chests and over their heads.
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I understand how players who've spent days and weeks constructing magnificent vehicles and installations can puff out their chests and feel proud of their achievements.
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And who but an aristocratic British bloke would decorate the space with chandeliers, armchairs, Oriental rugs, lacquered chests, flickering candles and other drawing-room accouterments?
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" The grass-roots organizers delivering petitions to San Francisco City Hall in the spring of 2016 wore their message on their chests: "The People vs.
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But as Election Day approaches, centrist candidates with larger war chests and robust networks of support are seeing their political base drift toward Mr. Bolsonaro.
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One night he was out at the velvet rope at Studio, and there were the people with the chains, the polyester shirts, the hairy chests.
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Most were impoverished, but a few managed to bring with them wealth they had stashed under beds, in private chests, and in other hiding places.
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Jeb's campaign and his affiliated super PAC had one of the largest political war chests in the field, and still his campaign fizzled out quickly.
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There are many subjects on which these two coastal giants like to thump their chests, but none more than which has the better food scene.
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The swans, meanwhile, several of whom have hairy chests visible above their tutus, throw themselves into their dances and their swan behavior with enchanting aggression.
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When the credits started rolling at the end of opening night of "The Ring" in 2002, several moviegoers were hugging their knees to their chests.
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In the last two years, celebrities and influencers have started wearing fanny packs across their chests for a more updated look on an old trend.
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They walked barefoot over glass and the embers of burning cigarette butts, their black shalwar kameez drenched in sweat, their palms striking their chests rhythmically.
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One group of seven spectators took off their shirts to reveal writing on their bare chests that spelled: F-I-N-A-L-L-Y.
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Before the midterm elections heated up, dozens of drugmakers had already poured about $12 million into the war chests of hundreds of members of Congress.
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It also attempts to piece together the story behind why people murdered these children, presumably by cutting open their chests and ripping out their hearts.
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Soon after, he fired 173 shots at a passing car and struck a 163-year-old man and 153-year-old woman inside in their chests.
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Most famously, the Mayans would encrust Maquech beetles with gold and gemstones and tether them to their chests via a gold chain, like a crawling brooch.
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A remarkable photo released by the city of Bettendorf shows three firefighters next to the burning garage, surrounded by floodwaters that were up to their chests.
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Fuertez says people came in support around the community center where the victims' families had gathered Sunday, bringing ice chests and food — even a barbecue pit.
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This lovely shop accommodates all breeds and sizes, but specialize in bullies (french bulldogs, English bulldogs, pitbulls, boxers) since few other costumes fit their barrel chests.
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Someone will also have to steer you safely around random rocks, away from enemy pirate ships, and toward the correct island to find hidden treasure chests.
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The clip, posted this week, shows cousins Elle Monroe, 3½, and 4½-year-old Rose with their shirts pulled up and the dolls against their chests.
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Those medals were pinned on to the spooks' chests by Governor General David Johnston, who acts as Canada's head of state, for their work in Afghanistan.
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The brothers got the idea from real-life community chests, volunteer-run groups that would collect donations and then distribute the money to local good causes.
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Mark Wahlberg and Diddy put on capes and slapped giant Ws on their chests -- as they donated 1 MILLION water bottles to residents in Flint, Michigan.
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In order to fully restore the core promise of the Nemesis System, we'll be permanently removing Gold, War Chests and the Market from Shadow of War.
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Keys, the paid-for item required to open chests, provided a base metric for an economy, which let players better value items based on their rarity.
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We thumped our chests on the inaugural platform in 22019, and then Republicans wiped us out in state capitals in 2010 and took control of redistricting.
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We hauled him off and reviewed the tape; close-ups of women's chests, small children's butts, and my 16-year old boobs were on full display.
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As an instant, on-purchase bonus, extra treasure chests will appear in the game world, containing exclusive outfits for those who are into playing dress-up.
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Stars may have dressed their sexuality in a family image for interviews—but emo bangs, waxed chests, vests, and beach boardshorts defined the hunks of 2007.
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That may explain the all-out finale, boy after boy (emphasis boy) sent out shirtless, chests caked in silver glitter, in a pair of sequined jeans.
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Additionally, young birds lack the handsome rusty-red bars adults wear on their chests, instead showing irregular streaks of brown over on their light colored undersides.
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"Some parts of our electorate wish to beat their chests on so-called 'voter fraud,' and there may be some isolated instances" of irregularities, he wrote.
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Two septuagenarians debating who is tougher and beating their chests is not exactly the sort of stuff we expect (and we should expect) from our leaders.
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All I want to do is track down the handful of chests I'm missing, but as designed, getting there would take more effort than it's worth.
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Even in the majority of the remaining 16 states where incumbents are seeking reelection, challengers from the opposing party are emerging and building healthy war chests.
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Meanwhile, PBMs, the powerful middlemen that try to hold down payouts for insurers, add further complexity with rebates, discounts and restricted formularies (their approved medicine chests).
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Traps are gone, chests no longer shower you with fishing rods (thankfully) and heavy assault rifles and all manner of silenced guns have made a comeback.
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Hundreds of thousands of people marched through the streets, some beating their chests and lashing themselves with chains in a symbolic expression of grief and regret.
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When the band opened the show with its 2005 song "I'm Not Okay (I Promise)," the audience sang along with their whole chests and meant it.
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Operations can take between three and 12 hours, recovery can last a couple of months and women often lose most of the feeling in their chests.
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We're hoping that we don't have to deal with any of the structures in their chests and the initial report suggests that we won't have to.
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Mr. Braganza, who is gay, was sunbathing on the beach with two friends, all wearing red Speedo-like bathing suits, their chiseled chests welcoming the sun.
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Doctors in the past would simply press their ears to patients' backs, chests, and abdomens to listen for signs of trouble, like gurgling, wheezing, and palpitations.
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Most are a challenge even for the slightly squeamish and morbidly curious: hearts being lifted out of chests, up-close views of wisdom teeth extraction, knee replacements.
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If customers have followed the assembly instructions and attached their chests of drawers to the wall, there is no need for them to participate in the recall.
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Taken together with the war chests of the party and an affiliated committee, Trump and the party started April with more than $80 million in cash reserves.
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Ikea has issued a recall for at least 27 million chests and dressers that can easily tip over onto children, injuring or killing them, NBC News confirmed.
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But I saw the girls on the senior team with their broad shoulders and flat chests, and prayed for the day when I would look like them.
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In the clinic, limp children's faces are covered with flies and their chests heave as they breathe while receiving intravenous fluid tubes in their feet and wrists.
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To cover the cost of development for StarCraft 2, Blizzard will be relying on revenue from the game's expansions and downloadable content as well as war chests.
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Even in quieter songs that grappled with Mensa's personal struggled and were pulled from his latest release, There's A Lot Going On, the police flaunted their chests.
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And with drastically shrinking market share, slow growth and big cash war chests on their balance sheets, we'll be sure to see a lot more of it.
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Perhaps you will go to the nearest supermarket, shutter the doors, pour all the fresh fruit into the freezer chests, and live off chips and bottled water.
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The chests had not been secured to the wall (as advised in assembly instructions), but the consumer safety commission warned they did not conform to industry standards.
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Initially, these images were sorted into categories (carrousels, subwoofers, paper clips, parking meters, chests of drawers) by tens of thousands of workers hired through Amazon Mechanical Turk.
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The reminder is part of the company's reannouncement of a 2016 recall of many of its dressers and chests following reports of injuries and deaths of children.
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For the video, Mr. de Andrade had the fishermen hold a caught fish to their chests, as if cradling a baby, until it takes its last breath.
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Some of the furniture is packaged in the sale and includes rustic, locally carved ornamental chests, reflecting the local woodcraft skills for which the area is renowned.
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The word "nightmare" allegedly comes from the Norse term "mare"—a supernatural spirit or power that likes to crush people's chests or choke them when they sleep.
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In Virginia, for example, Democrats have raised some of their biggest districtwide war chests for three of the GOP-held seats on their target list for November.
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Advocacy groups raised seven-figure war chests, warning that Judge Kavanaugh poses an existential threat to abortion rights, the Affordable Care Act and checks on presidential power.
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When violence erupts — which usually happens after midnight — pull the fighters apart, grab them around their chests in a big bear hug that keeps their arms down.
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Two years ago, federal prosecutors in New York puffed out their chests and boasted that their investigation and indictments would expose the "dark underbelly" of college basketball.
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So there I was in the southwest, fairly certain that what you are supposed to find in pirate treasure chests is PRECIOUS GEMS, but it didn't fit.
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Back in England, as Harriet recounts the story to her daughter Perdita, several dolls sit nearby with living vines and primroses sprouting from their hands and chests.
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The opium industry was flourishing, but its multimillion dollar profits went into the war chests of the Taliban and their cartel allies or left the country altogether.
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When he goes out in public, people pull out their phones to take selfies with fists to their chests, in a gesture of support for the general.
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In a wet, torrid kitchen, she watched the cooks, with bare chests and feet, add buckets of spices and vegetables to pots as big as wading pools.
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who started October with $25.7 million and $33.7 million in the bank, respectively, have amassed huge war chests heading into the primaries.
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As the rumble of the landing gear deploying shook the plane, several leaned their heads into the handlers' chests, pressing their muzzles against them hard for comfort.
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The department said in a statement it would slap final anti-subsidy duties on Chinese exporters of the tool chests ranging from 168.933 percent to 95.96 percent.
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Even in places where the company enjoys legal status, it is combating strong home-grown players that, like Uber, continue to grow their war chests of funding.
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Billy and Daniel also posted the same picture, with Billy captioning it "The Evolution Of Man…" with a series of emojis while Daniel joked about their bare chests.
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The doctors instructed the mothers to hold the babies continuously, bare skin on bare skin, vertically against their chests, and to feed them only breast milk whenever possible.
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Michael Keaton should've been celebrating after his Pittsburgh Steelers yanked the Bengals' beating hearts out of their chests -- but, NO ... instead he was pissed about Antonio Brown's concussion.
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These magazines have girl parts inside and boys with shining chests and words that tell me how I should or should not act, how to make lifelong friends.
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That's because the world at large hasn't made any major steps to stop sexualizing and shaming women's chests in a way men have never, and never should, experience.
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Political strategists argue that the Hamptons is the perfect place for presidential candidates to pick up financiers at a rapid rate and add them to their war chests.
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As the authors write in the study, the purpose of opening the chests of the children and llamascan only be hypothesized, but heart removal is a likely motivation.
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The first is a bubbling and often slow rise toward an emotional climax, where lumps swell within throats and memories of unrequited love firmly lodge themselves within chests.
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After the fish are caught, the men take them to their chests, massaging and caressing them as the fish spread their gills gasping for water and slowly expire.
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People with sleeping sickness often experience intense itching on their chests and backs—old textbooks show pictures of people who have scratched their skin raw as a result.
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Their big, bold movement expresses (and requires) strength and surrender; kneeling, they circle their torsos backward in a row of deep hinges, arms outstretched and chests wide open.
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Since the group lacks the gigantic war chests seen in some of the higher-profile anti-Trump efforts, it has launched a crowdfunding drive to add additional revenue.
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The cadavers, one in an orange Lycra bodysuit and one in yellow, sit slumped in their seats on the rig, chins on their chests like dozing subway commuters.
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Details: Featuring a Strong Brew mode that increases your coffee's strength, this machine is ideal for coffee drinkers who prefer a brew that puts hair on their chests.
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Of course, just last week the ladies made global headlines for exposing their chests while Gerrit Cole was on the mound during Game 5 of the Fall Classic.
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While some people keep their practice routines close to their chests, Miller is kind enough to share his training methods in hopes of improving the entire development community.
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Analysts see no let-up in Temasek's investments in start-ups, which often attract billion-dollar funding as they race to build up war chests to stay competitive.
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He calls it "emo music for gangbangers," or, as he demonstrates, music that makes hardened gangsters grimace and clutch their fists to their chests like R&B singers.
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Does it sound like a way we could finally go hands-free with our smartphone — or just a way for creeps to take more pictures of our chests?
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And the U.S. Commerce Department said last Tuesday it would open investigations into possible dumping and subsidization of imports of tool chests and cabinets from China and Vietnam.
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Then on the fourth variation, mayhem erupted: Dancers flung themselves on the floor, clutched their chests and throats, and reared up, seeming to scan the horizon for help.
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You can't get it from your wrist, which is why some companies are trying to find a way to make it easy to attach sensors to our chests.
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Jimmy Connors, Arthur Ashe, Bjorn Borg and Vitas Gerulaitis wore their personalities on their sleeves — and their chests, their shorts, their tennis racket covers and their track suits.
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On Monday, at a different Sanders rally in Richmond, California, topless protesters interrupted the event again, among them two women with "Let Dairy Die" written on their chests.
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In Pristina, Kosovo's Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj posed on social media with his police bodyguards bringing their palms to their chests and flapping them to symbolize the eagle.
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Defeated players are not known to pound their chests, but Monfils would have been justified in doing so, considering how much heart he, too, showed in the match.
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Some wrestlers, from pastoral communities where cows play a critical role in livelihoods and culture, smear their faces and chests with white ash from fires of cow dung.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday said it had made a final determination that anti-subsidy duties should be imposed on tool chests imported from China.
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The book, whose chapters include "Nests" and "Drawers, Chests, and Wardrobes," laments modern city dwellers' profound absence of "roots"—they live not in houses but in superimposed boxes.
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Women say they take many of the clothes they wore before surgery to Goodwill and begin wearing scarves and long strands of beads to hide their flat chests.
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It's written right there in the prosecutors' argument: The law is allowed to view men and women's chests differently because our society considers women's breasts to be sexual.
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The otters would dive for mussels, return to the surface hugging a clump of them to their chests and open each one with their teeth or the stones.
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But once again, Odell Beckham Jr. and several Giants wide receivers bared their chests, this time in defiance of the 12-degree temperature at Lambeau Field on Sunday.
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IKEA also had received reports of 41 tip-over incidents involving non-MALM chests that caused 19 injuries and the deaths of three children from 1989 to 2007.
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The look is precise and high-end, and the pieces are often sexy in a sophisticated way that's usually reserved for women without wide hips or large chests.
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Some seemed to have covered their chests in a last attempt to protect themselves from the flames; another few black-charred corpses seemed to embrace each other in death.
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We received little chests which could be unlocked with answers to more puzzles (or, in my case, the accidental use of force), and the event progressed in hectic fashion.
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" While others joked about their own chests – or lack there of – with Sugg teasing, "I think all my body fat was in my boobies at that stage of life!
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At the same time, the economic recovery that has allowed some states to rebuild their finances — and their economic development war chests — is showing its own signs of stress.
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Our parents had bought us the red kerchiefs, and we'd practiced tying them around our necks just so, puffing our chests when we caught our reflections in storefront windows.
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A company spokesperson told CNBC that since the recall, more than 150,20163 anchor kits have been distributed and about 130,000 refunds have been issued for recalled chests and drawers.
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Artefacts such as illuminated manuscripts and tapestries are adorned with unicorns, dragons, antelopes with forked tails, blemmyes—humanoids with no heads, their faces instead on their chests—and more.
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At the Concepcion Palacios Hospital last week, doctors held tutorials to show nurses and mothers how to hold newborns against their bare chests inside a pouch or cloth wrap.
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Some couples wear their love on their sleeves, and others, well, they wear it smack-dab in the middle of their chests for their 122 million followers to see.
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Supreme Court of CanadaPhoto: Dig Deeper (Wikipedia Commons)In 2015, Ontario high school teacher Ryan Jarvis was caught secretly recording the chests of female students with a spy pen.
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The jurors were summoned into the courtroom in groups of 20, with assigned numbers that would be used to identify them affixed to their chests in place of nametags.
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Ikea's recall applies to eight million chests and drawers in the company's popular Malm line, the style involved in each of the last three deaths from 2014 to 2016.
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The company recently recalled 29m chests of drawers in America when the products were linked to the deaths of six toddlers who were crushed by the furniture toppling over.
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Infants with the condition typically develop shortened and bowed limbs, small chests and a soft skull cap, the Osteogenesis Imperfecta Foundation reports, as well as respiratory and swallowing problems.
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Dallas is about to turn 16, that age when the chests of teenage boys swell with bravado, when they obtain that quintessential American rite of passage — the driver's license.
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An appeals court in 2015 rules prisoners could get heat relief without air conditioning and the state crafted a "heat remediation plan" involving cold showers, fans and ice chests.
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They recognized that North Korean leaders liked to bluster and metaphorically pound their chests, but in service of winning concessions or being treated as equals by other world powers.
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Before registries took off, future brides collected silverware, china, and homemade linens in "hope chests," in many cases long before they even knew who they were going to marry.
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Of all of them, Disney+ might be the most well-defined, since it's offering nothing but family-friendly content from its Marvel, Lucasfilm, Pixar, and Disney Vault treasure chests.
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Her movement, full of angular limbs and recurring tics — like the men erupting into little quakes, feet planted and chests shuddering — makes the dancers seem more mechanical than human.
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The two women sob hysterically and theatrically (heaving chests, gasping for breath) while showing patriotic videos (sporting victories, presidential speeches, marches and anthems) about their countries, Romania and Poland.
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"We walked with our chests out in high school," he said an interview for "Smokey Robinson and the Miracles: The Definitive Performances 1963-1987," a DVD released in 2006.
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An AR glasses pioneer collapses Daqri faced substantial challenges from competing headset makers, including Magic Leap and Microsoft, which were backed by more expansive war chests and institutional partnerships.
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In real life, the hotel's staff members — some armed with kitchen utensils or baking trays taped to their chests to shield themselves from gunfire — were extolled for their heroism.
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Andrew Rosenthal Republicans — like President Trump, for instance — love to puff up their chests, grasp their lapels and declaim in foghorn voices about their devotion to law and order.
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It's gone from quid pro quo—money for official action—to including everything from "access" to politicians, "undue influence" on policy, and unfair "war chests," and then back again.
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The study authors believe that someone with "an experienced hand" sliced open the sternums of the children and the llamas and forcefully opened their chests to remove their hearts.
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Now you earn XP not just for kills and challenges, but also for almost everything you'd be doing in a game anyway, like searching ammo boxes and looting chests.
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It raised just shy of $16.5 million for the period (although the RNC does have one of the highest war chests of cash on hand, at nearly $42 million).
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The porcelain dishes, the silk dresses, the fur coats, the sewing machines, and the jewelry were gone, often hidden in the ground: buried in jars, chests, and even coffins.
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"I stole items from chests and messed with people's houses as much as I could without getting caught, but I did get caught and banned for griefing," he said.
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According to Dr. Blau, "Obesity can develop into gynecomastia because excess fat stimulates estrogen production," which is why some overweight men who shed weight retain it in their chests.
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In 2016, the value of imports of tool chests and cabinets from China totaled $230 million, while imports from Vietnam were valued at $77 million, Commerce Department data shows.
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Or an octopus-like face-hugger covers their mouths, forcing them to play host to a baby that, once ready to hatch, bursts from the depths of their chests.
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The money deposited in these accounts is called reserves, and in recent years a lot of banks around the world have chosen to build up huge reserve war chests.
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Lucha Libre is a traditional pastime in Mexico City -- a place where crowds come to see good fight evil and where they can get just about anything off their chests.
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The top five cash-rich companies — Apple, Microsoft (MSFT), Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon (AMZN) and Facebook (FB) — drew down their war chests by a combined $280 billion, according to the report.
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A few speculate that the two firms' bosses might take the companies public sooner rather than later in a bid to line their war chests further as their rivalry deepens.
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"Britain owed its industrial and agricultural revolutions not just to gentlemen engineers and labouring masses, but to the broad chests, treelike legs and willing nature of its horses," she writes.
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The men puff up their chests and strut around the mansion while the Bachelorette, overwhelmed with her many hosting tasks, usually doesn't have the time to notice any of them.
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The pages are scattered in treasure chests around the world, and it's your job to walk around collecting them, following coins dropped on a map of your real-world surroundings.
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The unions, without the cash to canvass the much-expanded voter universe, could try to pool their war chests and do as much canvassing as that money would take them.
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By flipping the hatchlings on their backs, shutting their eyes and applying gentle pressure to their chests, he can immobilize his subjects long enough to take an accurate weight measurement.
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A Texas manufacturer has voluntarily recalled several of its coolers after a father shared video footage of his 5-year-old son becoming trapped inside one of the ice chests.
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Such seeming modesty focuses attention on other parts of the body, chests and biceps and quads--areas that can be developed and filled out in ways the sexual organs cannot.
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Ten days out, the advertising war is frantic and escalating, as super PACs and campaigns empty their war chests on the first winner-take-all day on the GOP calendar.
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But there's something we need to get off our chests: beneath Amazon's calm surface of MacBooks, KitchenAid mixers, and eco-friendly air conditioners there lurks a strange — yet wonderful — underbelly.
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The recall covers MALM chests or dressers manufactured from 1999 to 2016, China's General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) said in a statement posted on its website.
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Russia's Tass news agency reported the parachute system would allow paratroopers to have small arms strapped to their chests and that the new technology would be tested at the soon.
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Fireworks are a multi-sensory experience with sounds and colors and a thunderous finale that people can feel in their chests, Julie Heckman, executive director at the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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Yet many campaigns still lean on inefficient and poorly focused habits that fritter away war chests, like spending large sums of money in one state to reach voters in another.
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Unlike the physically demanding chests thrusts and loud sounds of cracking ribs and a creaking gurney with CPR, ECMO is quiet, featuring only the elegant hum of the pressure pump.
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But the Oklahoma players will not have "Play for each other" emblazoned across their chests Saturday when they take the court against the Oregon Ducks in the West Regional final.
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But to capture a nostalgic party vibe, the video is shot in VHS with "censored" going across women's chests, not unlike the once-popular Girls Gone Wild spring break films.
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Given the passions around immigration and rising tensions over midterm elections, he and conservative Republicans might be just as happy to beat their chests about Democratic obstruction to immigration reform.
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The world's top two oil exporters each have war chests of around $22016 billion to weather economic shocks and are making bullish noises about their stamina as they square up.
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The world's top two oil exporters each have war chests of around $22016 billion to weather economic shocks and are making bullish noises about their stamina as they square up.
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The protest followed similar direct actions at recent Bernie Sanders rallies, where topless protesters have interrupted the events, among them two women with "Let Dairy Die" written on their chests.
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They protested, went on hunger strikes, chained themselves to the gates of the outlawed National Congress and marched relentlessly with photographs of their missing loved ones pinned to their chests.
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They crossed the Vivi River, whose waters had risen to their chests, and walked several miles to a hardware store, where they bought a cable, a metal harness and wheels.
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The mailroom is so large that employees ride tricycles from station to station, carrying tools, paperwork and sometimes dinner in chests that are mounted on the rear of each one.
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Today, surveys show hairless chests are preferred among women from the USA, China, New Zealand, Finland, Brazil, Slovakia, Czechoslovakia and Turkey (but not among women from the UK and Cameroon).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Monday it had made a preliminary determination that Chinese and Vietnamese countries had dumped tool chests and cabinets in the U.S. market.
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The magazine's motto — "For women with something to get off their chests" — sums up an ethos that seems unlikely to die, no matter what troubles come for the media industry.
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The families of Curren Collas, Camden Ellis and Ted McGee, all around age 2, sued after the children were crushed to death by chests or dressers in Ikea's Malm line.
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"A state inspector came in and said: 'Sheriff Ackal, you need to put ice chests, ice buckets and scoops in the cells,' " he told a crowd of supporters, to laughter.
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Florida contains some of the most costly media markets in the country, but Scott and Nelson will have both hefty campaign war chests and plenty of aid from outside groups.
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And the Narrows has become an oasis for everyone involved: protesters with AR-15s across their chests, journalists clutching camera gear, Patagonia-clad environmentalists who have come to protest the protest.
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The candidates -- minus Bernie Sanders who spoke without one, before putting one on for the group photo finale -- all received and wore blue tops with Clyburn's name emblazoned across their chests.
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Suddenly, Nichols had to empty her refrigerator, pack the food in ice chests, and then take it a half-hour away to store it in a freezer that her cousin found.
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Then, the researchers tried the bacteria in live animals: they took rats, opened their chests, and caused heart attacks by shutting down one of the arteries carrying blood to the heart.
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Much of the spending is coming from the major party committees that have raised tens of millions of dollars by bundling donations from wealthy individuals and companies into massive war chests.
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Directors (and Game of Thrones' showrunners) David Benioff and D.B. Weiss put Jon and Daenerys in a shot that crops in close enough that you only see their chests and above.
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IKEA has voluntarily recalled about 29 million dressers and chests after at least six children were killed when the furniture pieces fell over, crushing them to death, according to a report.
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Tool chests typically have bodies made of carbon, alloy, and/or stainless steel and may include drawers, trim, or other components made of other metal or non-metal materials, it said.
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The man somehow moves the ball from the "carpet" to up and over his defender's head, chests its down and rockets it on the half-volley with a waist-high kick.
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Anytime Leah and I asked them to put the AC on, they'd beg us to cover up our chests lest we get sick—the same when we rolled down the windows.
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There's even a special prize for surpassing the now-defeated 2015 record: every Battle Pass owner will now receive three treasure chests with a random item of high in-game worth.
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Here are the five House challengers with the biggest war chests right now — all Democrats — and a rundown on how they stack up at this early stage in their electoral bids.
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They are each well-respected, enjoy the backing of numerous influential local actors and — in the cases of Brady and Green — have campaign war chests that dwarf those of their opponents.
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This version of Adam West, the one who isn't all that impressed with the actors who have to wear prosthetic chests to play the superhero, is both hilarious and totally believable.
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Battlefront II hides chests for you to unlock in story missions, but mysteriously punishes you if you decide to engage in the act of exploring in order to actually find them.
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They call it "going flat," and I decided to pursue the story after seeing a video on Facebook in which two women bare their flat chests and scars after breast cancer.
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My classmates and I sat clutching one another on crowded church pews listening to Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On," wearing thick white ribbons on our chests like scarlet A's.
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"Let them wait for the day when God will heal the chests of the families of the martyrs, their brothers and those who love them from the arrogant infidel," it added.
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An eccentric, sequined menagerie of snakes, tigers, butterflies, dragons and bees ran riot down sleeves, up chests and across shoulder blades, while the sound of harps hung heavy in the air.
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Contrasting colors make putting it on correctly every time a cinch, and there are six different places on the harness to make adjustments for wide necks, barrel chests, and chunky bellies.
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Halfway through the journey, outside the town of Sopore, two men in Indian Army fatigues and rifles slung across their chests flag us down and ask us to open our trunk.
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We punch holes in some place on the other side of the world and the war hawks — many beholden to the military-industrial complex — squawk and parade about with chests swollen.
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If shooting over the heads of demonstrators failed to disperse them, "move to focusing on the chests," General Huyser said he told the Iranian generals, according to minutes of the lunch.
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Some, like Bright Health and Clover Health, added hundreds of millions of dollars to their war chests in 2019, while others didn&apost take on additional funding in the past year.
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Early figures released by the campaigns ahead of this deadline show that incumbents are on track to add millions more to their already formidable war chests in the third quarter. Sen.
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The jealousy when men are running around topless in parks with footballs and flat chests (it isn't even one of my aspirations, but it visually pulls my heart to my stomach).
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According to local NBC affiliate WFLA, Lamerton littered her yard in New Port Richey with skeletons bearing Stars of David on their chests and concentration camp ID numbers on their arms.
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They all sing in a certain style—some version of a breathiness and an affected way of chewing over vowels—but they don't belt from their chests as Houston once did.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — On Tuesday morning, outside the gallery Hauser & Wirth, a group of protesters dressed in black silently stood with letters pinned to their chests.
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Heroes of the Storm, Blizzard Entertainment's foray into the MOBA genre, is getting a major facelift in 2017 with a new progression system, loot chests and a whole lot of new loot.
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They fell into fires, they were bitten to death, they were stabbed with swords and daggers, they had arrows shot through their chests, or they faced the fiery wrath of angry dragons.
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There's plenty of violence, in case you were worried that you won't see hearts being ripped out of chests, innocent waiters being fed on, necks being snapped, or whole families being murdered.
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The point is to "allow the movement behind Andrew Yang to catch up to elected officials — who were able to transfer years of war chests to their presidential campaigns," Hailer told Recode.
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And perhaps football will do its bit: it is hard to cheer England's black, brown and white players, lions proudly displayed on their chests, and insist that Englishness is steeped in racism.
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It's an experience I've enjoyed playing both during the beta and a visit to Rare, all while blasting rival pirate ships with cannon balls and digging up secret treasure chests from islands.
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But, the sternum cutout changed things for us, and all of a sudden, we were searching for dresses that sported a little window to that area in the middle of our chests.
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WASHINGTON, May 2 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Tuesday it plans to open investigations into possible dumping and subsidization of imports of tool chests and cabinets from China and Vietnam.
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Ask a cardiothoracic surgeon to draw a heart, and you'll get a sketch of the muscular pump-like organ that sits in the center of our chests beneath layers of connective tissue.
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Participants surrounded the White House complex and staged a choreographed sit-in, beating their chests 100 times to symbolize both the president's time in office and the heartbeat of the environmental movement.
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The patch sits on the upper left side of their chests and features the word "STRONG" in white block letters between an Astros' logo and a rendering of the state of Texas.
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Last Thursday, the Shenzhen Consumer Council, a government agency, issued a statement calling for equal consumer protection and further investigations into the safety of the Ikea chests and dressers sold in China.
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Four Colorado State University students were pictured wearing what appeared to be blackface, with two of them crossing their arms in the shape of the letter X in front of their chests.
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Trump Jr.'s involvement in the midterm fundraising game could be a lift for Republicans looking to use his connection to the president as a way to boost their campaign war chests.
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As fresh violence erupted on Sunday, some soldiers in a base close to the university were seen monitoring developments with eye glasses, some dressed in riot gear with canisters on their chests.
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Scalise, the No. 3 Republican in the House, had $1.4 million on hand in his fundraising war chests at the end of June, including more than $85033 million in his campaign committee.
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The first reported sighting of a chupacabra was in March 1995 in Puerto Rico, when eight sheep were found dead and drained of blood, with three small puncture wounds in their chests.
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Could this Magic 8 Ball movie just be the beginning of a whole slew of movies where the studio takes nostalgic junk from our toy chests and spins it into something scary?
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The tour drew a response from Israeli military spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lerner, who said in a Facebook post that Hezbollah's media tour was to "shake their sabres and pound their chests".
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It is in these lubricated twilight hours that friendships are made, lame recurring in-jokes are born and chests are relieved of all that 'stuff' that's been on them for so long.
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Another major result of this is that we can start to expect oil prices to remain under pressure as both sides need to bring in money to ramp up their war chests.
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But given the political world in which we live, a world in which tribes divide up and then beat their chests, it wasn't long before things were back to new ugly normal.
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After one rally ended, late in the final set, they were both leaning on their rackets for support, chests heaving as they tried to recover in time for the next grueling exchange.
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Others held a wood cross in one hand and used the other hand to jab a rounded cork with dozens of nails into their chests repeatedly, in a gesture of physical atonement.
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Legs crossed, arms self-protectively pressed to their chests, they were rapt as Ms. Martin, chirpily reassuring, sought to address that eternal, and eternally vexing, question: Just what is it women want?
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In viral video of their removal, bouncers are seen wrapping their arms around the victims' chests and necks, forcibly dragging the victims out of the bar, and pushing them out the door.
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Tall, thin houses toppled to one side, killed on the spot; stockier, sturdier houses trembled and swayed, their chests and bellies gashed open and exposing what had always been hidden from view.
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Simpson probably would have won more than five times on the PGA Tour but for the rule change about two years ago that banned players from anchoring long putters against their chests.
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The characters in Sojourner's second collection are often down on their luck; more likely than not, they turn out to be heavy drinkers and substance abusers with a lot on their chests.
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As they tossed chests of tea overboard from ships in the Boston harbor, the Sons of Liberty proclaimed that "taxation without representation is tyranny" — and their words helped spark the American Revolution.
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The officers found the men's bodies side by side on the bedroom floor of their residence, their chests punctured with stab wounds, their throats slashed and their hands tied behind their backs.
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"Roberts also touched another employee and gave her hugs which she described as "full body, arms wrapped around me, his hands on the mid- or upper part of my back, chests touching.
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Polling on the race is scarce, but a look at the candidates' war chests reveals some clues: As of mid-July, Davids had gathered about $2407,2000 in donations, according to Open Secrets.
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The good news is the more you play, the more you'll remember locations where chests are likely to crop up so you can find a route that allows you to arm yourself quickly.
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The main limitations today, says Kari Gali, a paediatric nurse-practitioner for the Cleveland Clinic who takes such video-calls, are that she cannot look into children's ears or listen to their chests.
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Cameras strapped to their chests captured their hysterics every time someone jumped out of the darkness or grabbed their legs, and the final result was as amazing as you'd expect it to be.
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Completing one earns you a fresh influx of XP and Coins, but it also gets you Stars, a special form of currency that unlocks hidden Zomburbia chests and buys you access to Infinity.
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Political parties often look to bank loans to bolster their war chests as under French law donations are capped at 7,500 euros per person, per year, and cannot come from companies or foreigners.
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It showed them standing with their arms crossed over their chests in front of a line of three uniformed officers, looking as if they had a bone to pick with the royal family.
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" Machado writes about enormity somatically: the gut, the rush of blood, the fluids and the feelings, the commotion in our chests — "the simultaneous leap of excitement yanked back by a leash of panic.
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Today we live in an era in which political leaders seem more enthralled by the size of their IQs, the celebrity of their Hollywood followings, or the size of their campaign war chests.
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The children had their faces smeared with a red cinnabar-based pigment, the report says, which took place during the ceremony before their chests were cut open, most likely to remove their hearts.
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Voyage, after all, is just a 55-person speck of a startup in an industry, where the leading companies have amassed hundreds of engineers backed by war chests of $1 billion or more.
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Two weeks ago, Ikea recalled 29 million pieces of furniture in the United States, where safety officials have blamed chests and dressers for the deaths of at least six toddlers in falling accidents.
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The photo, initially posted on Snapchat, showed four Colorado State University students in blackface, with two of them crossing their arms in the shape of the letter X in front of their chests.
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But according to Arie Kruglanski, a leading researcher on the radical mind, people who strap bombs to their chests, sleep under desks, and dedicate their lives to the poor share some key qualities.
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Serafinowiczalso played a character in Dark Souls II, Mild-Mannered Pate, and that's him providing the grunts as your character dodges many swords, flaming arrows, and man-eating chests in the 2014 title.
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Their chests are high, their shoulders are up, their heads are held up high, and no matter what pains I go through in life, I'm going to channel the spirit of Korey Wise.
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Outside, mobs of teenagers chased after celebrity arrivals like Frank Ocean, Offset, Timothée Chalamet and Kid Cudi as French soldiers in camouflage gear patrolled the park with automatic weapons clutched to their chests.
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I later met teenagers who tightly bound their chests — knowing that it could result in fractured ribs — because the emotional pain of seeing their breasts was much worse than any imaginable physical pain.
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On Douyin, the Chinese version of the short-video platform TikTok, China's biggest entertainment stars and ordinary people alike posted videos of themselves cupping their hands into a heart shape over their chests.
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For now, these scans are mostly static — you can add cutesy 3D models like treasure chests and floating butterflies to mix it up a bit, but they're mostly there just to be pretty.
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While certain companies (we're looking at you LG) can't resist heavily teasing or outright pre-announcing the products they'll be showing at the conference, others are holding their cards close to their chests.
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If I'm fantasizing about ways to maximize my playthrough of, say, Assassin's Creed Unity to most efficiently gather all its worthless treasure chests, I know I've fallen into a bad pattern of behavior.
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Males defend small territories in the hopes of finding eager mates, and to advertise their availability, they stand tall on their front legs, showing their chests in all their tangerine glory, and calling out.
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While operating on Hope, vets discovered the broken collarbone pierced one of Hope's air sacs — the large 'throat sac' that orangutans have under their chins and high on their chests — and caused an infection.
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It still feels like a Zelda game — swords, goblins, treasure chests, and quests — but it modernizes the adventure, and cuts out most of the tedious hand-holding that dragged down more recent Zelda adventures.
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A long bout of low interest rates, mixed performance from other equity management styles, and past successes have given activists much bigger war chests, not to mention increased partnership from traditional long-only managers.
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From what I played, the quests felt varied; in particular, the ones with treasure chests have challenging riddles to solve and "x marks the spot" maps to figure out before you can get loot.
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In order to mitigate political toxicity and cultivate healthier communities, we must be willing to consider how, when, and to what effect blame whips around and points the finger squarely at our own chests.
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"One last call for people willing to hold the large red banner!" shouted one organizer into the crowd of participants, including parents with infants strapped to their chests and others wearing Extinction Rebellion badges.
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She circles the contestants, pinpointing their weakness with a laser focus before reaching into their chests, ripping out their hearts, and letting them bleed out — as long as the camera angle's right, of course.
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Players in Battle matches use randomly generated resources found in chests placed in specially designed PVP maps and combat one another in a free for all death match until the final victor is determined.
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Along one wall, under a photo collage and a hand-painted sign that read "Welcome to the Freak Show" were three chests teeming with implements: trapeze bars, plates, pool cues, juggling clubs and rings.
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Active young people may be told to drop out of competitive sports, and in some cases even advised to have devices surgically implanted in their chests to prevent sudden death from abnormal heart rhythms.
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Mesh lining, an elegant sweetheart neckline, and hidden elastic around the band and the tops of the cups subtly shape your chest and provide the added support those of us with larger chests need.
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Because at the end of the day, we're just out here trying to comfortably workout — not bounce around on a Peloton bike feeling like there's a set of free weights strapped to our chests.
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Outside, men from the neighborhood were prepping for the summer matsuri (festival): shrugging into ceremonial white robes, and loading a tiny pickup to the brim with ice chests full of beer, sake and shochu.
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Field testing is underway for small gauges that soldiers wear on their helmets, chests and shoulders to measure the impact of a blast, in the hope of improving the speed and accuracy of diagnosis.
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We got the All-American out Saturday at II Pastaio in Bev Hills, where he says while it's good for protesters to get their grievances off their chests ... pouncing on day 1 is inexcusable.
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With pliant knees and lifted chests, they fill out the spine of the dance as they come and go from the wings or take solo turns that extend Mr. Brown's spiraling streams of movement.
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He's not going to have to go back to D.C. Warren, Biden and Sanders have war chests of differing sizes, but they're still going to be able to communicate with the voters they want.
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" He rejected calls for a big, symbolic show of power, dismissing the idea that if the United States "thumped our chests about a bunch of stuff, that somehow that would potentially spook the Russians.
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From the book: I'm sure we had things we wanted to say, but it seemed as though something weighed on our chests, preventing the words from coming out the moment we opened our mouths.
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The activists from animal rights groups People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) and AnimaNaturalis wore horns on their head and bore slogans including 'Stop Bull Fights' painted in black on their chests.
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Set to grand, operatic music, we watch crows fly out of men's chests and tanks roll across mountains; a giraffe becomes a tomb which becomes a communist sculpture; a landscape erodes in the rain.
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If someone posts online a nude picture of you without your consent for the world to dissect and ridicule and beat their chests over, it obviously ought to be a criminal offense in this state.
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CHENNAI, India (Reuters) - Masses of grieving supporters wailed, beat their chests and cast flowers on Tuesday as actress-turned-politician Jayaram Jayalalithaa, one of India's most powerful leaders, was buried on the shorefront in Chennai.
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But if you've got the urge to go under the needle and want your art to have real sentimental value, look no further for ideas than the arms, chests, and backs of your favorite celebrities.
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"What's really cool about the dragons in Game of Thrones is they've got these big, deep chests, and as you move away from the body, the wings and arms get proportionally quite thin," Witton said.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Three topless women protesters with the slogan "this isn't patriotism, it's fascism" scrawled across their chests interrupted the final election rally of Spanish far-right party Vox in central Madrid on Friday evening.
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Halloween is the perfect excuse for celebs to put away the tricks and bust out the treats ... flip through these dressed up chests and see if you can guess the star behind the costumed cans.
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Inside both her daughters are hearts that used to belong to someone else, now beating in their chests, getting bigger with them, as they grow up to ages they wouldn't have reached on their own.
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I'd discounted the "Solotshi coincidence" at the time, partly because I'd actually interviewed one of two employees who'd traveled into the DRC with $100,000 in cash strapped to their chests, payment for a corrupt official.
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In 2014, 27.9% of female characters wore 'sexy' clothing and 26.4% exposed their chests, legs, or other body parts on camera: they are roughly three times more likely to be objectified on screen than men.
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These amorphous, unexpected deaths are the reason we can't sleep even when our babies do, and why we resort to tiptoed stalking late at night to watch their chests rise and fall with every breath.
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In a deal with federal regulators, Ikea announced Tuesday that it would recall 503 million chests and dressers in the United States after at least six toddlers were crushed to death in tip-over accidents.
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Sports and the black body have been in the center of Mr. Thomas's work since he began exhibiting photographs a decade and a half ago that showed shaved heads or chests branded with Nike logos.
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Knicks 90, Lakers 87 LOS ANGELES — Seconds before the game between the Knicks and the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night, Kobe Bryant and Carmelo Anthony hugged near the sideline and smacked each other's chests.
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You drive up to a roadblock, or a small village, or a fortified gas station and the icon on your map lets you know it's still full of enemies and different flavors of loot chests.
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A fellow happily shines boots on the second floor, but leatherwear is less on display than the chests of men aged 30 to 55 who don't wax and still take their shirts off in public.
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At 5, 6 and 7 years old, my siblings and I laughed as we shook out fat chunks of grass and produced a shower of dirt that went up our noses and down our chests.
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As there were then, there are today concerns about whether intelligence has been overstated, leaders are thumping their chests and there's too much confidence in the ability of the military toolbox to solve complex problems.
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And my aunt described how her brother and her cousin just ran and ran and eventually jumped into those muddy rivers in order to escape, and how they came home dripping wet, their chests heaving.
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Privately, some GOP operatives concede it may not be worth the investment to go after certain freshmen with massive war chests who hold seats in pricey media markets where President Donald Trump is not popular.
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It stood to reason that, if Herbert Klose was looking for somewhere to hide his treasure chests, or perhaps even an entire train, the tunnels of Riese would be a natural place to stash them.
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Chanting "for fascism no honor and no glory," half a dozen women from feminist group Femen, with the same slogan emblazoned across their chests, burst into the crowd when it reached Madrid's Plaza de Oriente.
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But the technology world has high hopes that 20173 will prove to be brighter, as the parent company of Snapchat and other highfliers prepare to go public and venture capitalists amass huge new war chests.
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Making the money slog harder for Democrats is the fact that statehouse Republicans have formidable fundraising prowess, particularly since so many of them are incumbents who have been building up their war chests for years.
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In a related case, the ITC found in January that U.S. manufacturers were being harmed by imports of tool chests from China that the Commerce Department had found were subsidized, locking in place countervailing duties.
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I really wanted them to experience something that in the way they carry themselves, how they walk through the day, with their heads held high and their chests poked out, feeling good about who they are.
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"After over 24 hours, that was the first time we were actually able to put them on our chests and to hold them, so it was just the most amazing moment for us," Shaun T explains.
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Not only did the GB Kiss feature allow for infrared trading, but you could even point your television remote control at the cartridge to unlock special chests in the game and to boost your robopons' stats.
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Women who are having a heart attack are less likely to get bystander CPR and more likely to die, according to a new study — and it may be because people are reluctant to touch women's chests.
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I watch as the competing waiters and waitresses, each with a bib bearing their name and establishment pinned to their chests, teeter with their trays down the usually packed streets, concentrating hard not to drop anything.
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She's not shy about sharing topless photos and racy bikini shots — in fact, she joined in on Kim Kardashian's naked selfie controversy last year, both posing together with the infamous black censor bar covering their chests.
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Many of these legislative changes had a deep and disproportionate effect on small business, while campaign war chests for Initiative 1433, the Washington Minimum Wage Increase, had a different effect, receiving nearly $4.4 million in 2016.
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That's in part because women, who currently make up about a fifth of Congress, are simply more likely to be challengers; incumbents can call upon established donor armies to add to their years-old war chests.
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You may be surprised to learn the only real difference between busty chests and A to D cups "is their need for a larger cup capacity," says Kenney — all of the regular fit rules still apply.
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It's the USC frat boys sporting Class of 2016 robes over their bare chests, the midwestern law students in baseball jerseys, and the newly-minted CPAs who just moved into a suburban condo with their girlfriends.
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Finely made-up women, around 19 or 20 years old, stood in the doorways of the restaurants, wearing bright silk Korean hanbok and platform heels, Great Leader badges pinned to their chests, looking to attract passersby.
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Earlier this month, Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) seized six storage chests in a concealed basement owned by Bowo Sidik Pangarso, a parliamentarian seeking re-election from the Golkar Party, another party in Widodo's ruling coalition.
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While other Uber rivals such as Didi Chuxing in China and Grab and GoJek in Southeast Asia have raised significant war chests to continue their battles, Ola has not taken on fresh financing since November 2015.
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A Reuters witness described the roof and walls of a solidly built house shaking hard as the storm rocked the island of Providenciales and caused a drop in pressure that could be felt in people's chests.
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The pehlwan may not have the intricate, bodybuilder physiques that are revered on Dubai's beaches, but they are powerfully built and many have trained since childhood: The men's chests, backs, and shoulders bear impressive battle scars.
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And he entered July -- typically a slow fundraising period as donors turn to vacation plans and away from politics -- with more than $22.7 million remaining in his bank account, one of the field's biggest war chests.
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Last year's Slay The Spire also had a gameplay style built around accumulation of items that would change your character's abilities, both through its deckbuilding mechanics and through artifacts obtained from boss enemies or in chests.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK Jake Gyllenhaal breaking hearts in a grey hoodie, bubble spears coming out of people's chests, and a hideous man bunny; Donnie Darko is a film quite unlike any other.
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The best strategy is to use that time to grab the randomly-generated supplies from the conveniently-located chests near the spawn point, and then run the heck away while you figure out your next move.
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The K sisters and krew rocked matching black jerseys -- names on the back and a "Pinball Pu$$ies" logo on their chests -- as they bodied up to a line of pinball machines in an L.A. arcade.
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In one room containing various boxes and containers — including Austrian military chests, German flute cases, and religious containers for crucifixes and scepters — a long museum display case is empty, as an object in its own right.
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The opening chapter, "Physique," zooms in on their body parts; the waves of their chests, their bony legs, and their curved backs are as intimate and tender as seeing a naked human body close beside you.
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You know, things like working on a festive fall centerpiece, finalizing your guest list and your menu, and making sure that you have a generator, batteries, flashlights, extension cords, ice chests, and shelf-stable side dishes.
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Algonquin and Penobscot tribes used them to help transport items, in the snow and upon frozen rivers, but also in tidal flats, lugging supplies or buckets of fish after throwing a tow rope across their chests.
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That feels like a blessing, given that the Acer Swift 7's webcam was crammed into a pop-out module on the left side of the keyboard deck, and could only photograph people's fingers and chests.
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A Reuters witness described the roof and walls of a well-built house shaking hard as the storm rocked the island of Providenciales and caused a drop in pressure that could be felt in people's chests.
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Thousands of mourners dressed in black marched through the streets of Ahvaz beating their chests in live footage aired on state TV. Soleimani's casket was driven amidst the large crowds on the back of a truck.
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They contended that the unsafe design of the furniture rendered them "inherently unstable and easily tipped over" and that Ikea had consistently refused to meet voluntary national safety standards for the stability of chests and dressers.
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The worst offender of the busywork style completion list is the Assassin's Creed series, which often has a map populated with hundreds of treasure chests full of garbage loot and money the player will never need.
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That the plague of xenophobia, racism and nationalism is always present, "that it can lie dormant for years and years in furniture and linen-chests," as Camus wrote, ready to re-emerge, given the right conditions.
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Swedish furniture retailer IKEA is recalling almost 36 million chests and dressers in the United States and Canada that have been linked to the deaths of six children, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Tuesday.
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In the first of many tea-related protests, 342 chests of British tea were dumped during the Boston tea party … and coffee gained enormously in popularity as American colonists protested heavy-handed politicking by switching their beverage .
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The second recall comes after the Swedish furniture company received 186 reports of tip-over incidents involving the Malm chests and dressers, including 91 reports of injuries to children, according to the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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After pinning the medals on the Iraqi's chests, Mr Carter notes that the Iraqis had braved snipers, improvised explosive devices, mortar fire and suicide car-bombs, and declared that their bravery guaranteed that IS would be beaten.
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IKEA will recall its Malm dressers and chests in China, the country's consumer watchdog said, just days after the Swedish company was slammed by Chinese media for operating a "double standard" in the world's most populous country.
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Available this October in sizes ranging from 26- to 52-inches wide, the tool chests feature drawers that can each support up to 200 pounds, so you can load them up with tools without ever overloading them.
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Chests filled with the weight of days upon days of pouring rain, flashed smiles and yearning for something more, sick, fucking alibis—all of these things taking control as the song slides back into the Top 100.
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Shoppers first entered a darkened room where swirling camouflage and spider web patterns were projected onto their chests, with options to shift the light using hand gestures picked up by sensors, like in an interactive video game.
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In other instances, the objects were simply acquired for their intrinsic beauty, such as lacquer chests from the "Fine Group" — a limited series of objects that Japan allowed the VOC to purvey only from 1635 to 1645.
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Swalwell, 85033, is jumping into a crowded field of Democrats vying for the party's nomination next year, a group that already has over a dozen candidates, many of whom have larger war chests and higher name recognition.
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His actors tore at their skin, slathered their faces with makeup that ran down their shirtfronts or their naked chests, because Abdoh wanted sex to look like sex, not like a polite version of closeness or romance.
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It's just as dramatic — ships deliberately destroyed in what is now Veracruz; the march to the Aztec capital, where beating hearts are pulled from chests and severed heads roll down pyramid steps — and arguably more relevant today.
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Getting a seat on the House Financial Services Committee has long been a coveted assignment for freshman lawmakers of both parties, in no small measure because of the opportunities it affords to build their fundraising war chests.
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"There have been folks out there who suggest somehow if we went out there and made big announcements and thumped our chests about a bunch of stuff, that somehow it would potentially spook the Russians," Obama said.
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However, as so often happens in the secretive world of soccer politics where officials like to keep their options close to their chests, they were cagey on whether they would try to reverse the changes if elected.
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There has been a fair amount of sloganeering at the start of New York Fashion Week; a fair amount of designers wearing their hearts — or their causes — not just on their sleeves, but also on their chests.
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Tucked away among the usual ships' chests and rush seats was a little hoard of objects by, and gifts from, the great Pop artist Andy Warhol, including what seems to be a unique and unknown late sculpture.
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It is no wonder that there are those among us who take into their mouths entire bottles of sleeping pills or put pistols to their 12-year-old chests until there is no more left to feel.
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And on this loom, Susanna made everything the family needed, from bedcovers, blankets and towels to the wool textiles laid atop wood chests and the saddlebags slung over the backs of donkeys or men to transport things.
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Anbang Insurance Group was the first big Chinese company to make a splash overseas when it bought the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan three years ago, drawing attention to Chinese companies with global ambitions and huge war chests.
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Once they've reeled or speared their prey, the fishermen undertake a distinctive ritual: They cradle the dying fish in their arms, stroking their scales and kissing their gills as they press the fish to their bare chests.
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Their fever dreams feature lithe, pale female nudes with disproportionately tapered limbs, bulbous chests, and rounded bottoms who gesticulate, bathe, float, frolic and embrace in spaces illuminated by rosy whites, pale yellows, light greens, and bright orange.
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Obviously you'll find piles of them scattered around the map and in chests, but you should also manually gather extra by swinging your pickaxe at any stray rocks or cars you happen to jog past on your travels.
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" Prosecutors claimed that during ceremonies in which her slaves were branded, Mack "placed her hands on the slaves' chests and told them to 'feel the pain' and to 'think of [their] master,' as the slaves cried with pain.
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At one point, with the Warriors down 30, the TNT cameras panned out into a crowd of Thunder fans and found three lone dudes in gold "Strength in Numbers" Dubs shirts, their arms crossed tight against their chests.
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" Prosecutors claim that during ceremonies in which her slaves were branded, Mack "placed her hands on the slaves' chests and told them to 'feel the pain' and to 'think of [their] master,' as the slaves cried with pain.
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The app works by sending silent sound waves to people's chests from up to three feet away, explains Rajalakshmi Nandakumar, a doctoral candidate in computer science at the University of Washington and the first author on the paper.
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Among a stacked six-person Democratic roster, three have built sizable campaign war chests: former US Attorney Damon Martinez, retired University of New Mexico law professor Antoinette Sedillo Lopez, and former New Mexico Democratic Party Chair Deb Haaland.
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WASHINGTON, May 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Friday it had made a final finding in a dumping investigation that imports of tool chests and cabinets from China and Vietnam caused injury to U.S. producers.
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If you follow a certain type of Instagram account—boat parties, American flag swim trunks, those inflatable swans — you've probably seen them: bright pink scars surrounded by patches of flaky dead skin on chests, hands, and even lips.
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The top lot of the bunch: a scene credited to the Chinese School, "The Tea Warehouses at Canton: Tea being delivered to the warehouse; and Packing the tea chests for export" (circa 1820), which sold for £68,750 (~$88,121).
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With some tough primary contests completed in five more states, Democrats in a handful of crowded House races are now turning to rebuilding the campaign war chests they'll need as they try to unseat their better-funded rivals.
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Played on a distinctive curved table, Teqball is essentially a cross between soccer and table tennis, in which two-to-four players compete to score points against each other using their feet, head and chests instead of rackets.
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Every year, hundreds of residents kneel on the dirt in a hilltop cemetery and beat their chests in mourning for their loved ones, their names listed on a metal sign worn out by time and covered in rust.
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Is the Lincoln Park Bridgestill there, do boys like Danny still climb over the rail,hug their bony knees to their narrow chests and plop into the riveras if there's no way his parents could lose two children?
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Merch booths shill "Boycott Beyoncé" T-shirts, while surprise rap guests and dance routines set to current club staples give the set list a layer of menace; every reference to her maybe-unfaithful husband, Jay Z, tightens chests.
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Stretching over 30 kilometers, or almost 20 miles, the crowds of men and women in black carried flags and photos of Mr. Suleimani and beat their chests in unison as Islamic prayers blasted from speakers around the city.
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CAIRO — The plainclothes security men stood every few yards along the bridge over the Nile, T-shirts tight across their muscled chests, guns at their hips, stopping young men to ask for identification and look through their phones.
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Ratner noted that so far this season he has had patients who've developed life-threatening pneumonias and needed surgeries to drain abscesses in their chests -- and most of these children were perfectly healthy before they got the flu.
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Much of the heroin that enters this country comes hidden in cars, concealed in suitcases, squeezed inside hollowed fire extinguishers, or strapped to the thighs, crotches and chests of Mexicans and Americans who cross between the two countries.
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He can't whip cross-court passes into shooters' chests quite yet and has a difficult time swinging the ball out of a hard double-team, but his court vision and decision-making are impressive for a 22-year-old.
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In court, the families of the dead children accused Ikea of knowing the danger posed by the dressers for years before the recall, while Ikea claimed the parents were negligent for choosing not to secure the chests to walls.
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They also have begun a "Loving Tabs" program where they supply t-shirts for young patients that have convenient and more dignified side snaps so doctors and nurses can easily — and modestly — access chemotherapy ports in their patients' chests.
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CR launched their investigation into the dangers posed by these kind of tip-overs after, in 2016, IKEA voluntarily recalled about 29 million dressers and chests when six children were killed by the pieces falling on top of them.
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Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, has imposed countervailing duties on imports ranging from steel plate from South Korea to tool chests from China, and has angered Canada by placing a levy of up to 24% on its softwood lumber.
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There, amid a salty ocean breeze and the sound of lapping waves, the children were made to lie down as a priest—with a skillful hand—cut open their chests, reaching in to pull out their still-beating hearts.
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The rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia, the two biggest powers in the Middle East and the countries with the largest war-chests, interpret the region's politics as a zero-sum game where compromise is neither possible nor advisable.
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In-game currency and "war chests" players could earn through normal play or buy with real money allowed them to skip a lot of grinding (especially in the last section of the game) by just acquiring more powerful orcs.
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Other photos show Femen protesters with the phrase "Fake peacemakers, real dictators" painted on their chests and carrying signs reading "Welcome war criminals," greeting world leaders as they arrived in the city on Saturday for Armistice Day remembrance ceremonies.
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For a while, it became trendy to insist that the 2016 presidential election, with all its puffed chests and talk of penis size, seemed more like a wrestling pay-per-view event than a dignified clash of political minds.
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A Florida woman on Wednesday prompted backlash over her Holocaust-themed Halloween lawn decorations, which included skeletons with concentration camp identification numbers on their arms and the Star of David on their chests, according to local NBC affiliate WFLA.
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