Like, their leg span can reach 12 feet from claw to claw.
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You'll also find collaborations, such as Claw x Fila and Shut x Claw.
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Types of hammersBall pein: Curve claw: Framing: Rip claw: Soft-face: Specialty: Key considerations for hammers
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Breathwork practitioners call it "the claw": Fingers and toes become paralyzed in claw-shaped positions, and then you fall over.
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ScienceTake Male fiddler crabs are lopsided, with one claw that seems about the right size and one very large claw.
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Read more: 'Claw is the law': Why American 'bros' suddenly can't get enough of White Claw hard seltzerWhite Claw — owned by the private company Mark Anthony, which also operates Mike's Hard Lemonade — currently dominates, with about 50% of hard-seltzer market share.
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They're sustainable because you can take one claw, and if you leave the other claw, it can defend itself and will survive and regenerate.
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As far as fit, imagine a toy claw machine, but the claw is flipped upside down and inside your shoe, closing in on you.
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Enter White Claw in 2016: a light, fruity, low-calorie alternative to beer, White Claw was the brand that sparked a hard-seltzer revolution.
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The introduction of a pivoting claw on its new Flex Claw Hammer lets you maximize your leverage when removing nails or prying boards at awkward angles.
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As its name indicates, this crab eats coconuts, first using its claw to scrape away the fibrous coating and then using the claw to break it open.
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White Claw faces some complaints of liquid missing from cansSeparately, the hard-seltzer brand is facing some complaints from customers who said they bought cases of White Claw containing empty cans.
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People who are satisfied with White Claw as a substitute for beer don't know good beer White Claw advocates (aka apparently the whole world) are also perpetuating the belief that if you used to drink beers — and IPAs specifically — you can now drink White Claw instead and be just as, if not more, satisfied.
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If I'm at a party now and someone offers me an IPA or a White Claw, I definitely take a White Claw … I do dude things and get stoked and all that.
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Sophie L. Mowles of Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, England, and her colleagues ran some tests with a robot claw to learn whether females noticed when males sped up their claw waving.
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"If I'm at a party now and someone offers me an IPA or a White Claw, I definitely take a White Claw," Ben Shea, a producer in Santa Monica, previously told Business Insider.
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The judge also saw defendants complain about irrelevance in their attempt to claw back material from the state AGs' investigation – and then saw those same defendants drop most of their claw back demands.
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If you claw there you will draw blood and pain.
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The great thing about White Claw is the brewing process.
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The company would find a way to "claw that back".
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I managed to win the giant claw game this time.
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Boeing doesn't plan to claw back 2018 compensation from Muilenburg.
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White Claw Hard Seltzers come in at least five flavors.
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Some people are already over the viral White Claw memes.
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The logic that White Claw is 'healthier' is flawed too.
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Wages are "sticky" and tough to claw back once established.
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I thought the shrimp was overpowered by the lobster claw.
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This is often used to treat birds with claw distress.
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But Mr. Wallace's video did important work for White Claw.
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The Memes Are Pouring the White Claw Down Your Throat!
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White Claw has accelerated faster than anyone could have predicted.
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Now, how about some nature, red in tooth and claw?
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That's why increased demand has translated into White Claw shortages.
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The Mets couldn't even claw their way up to mediocrity.
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Conveniently, Klaue's run out of bullets ... but less conveniently, it turns out his prosthetic arm opens up to form a metal claw (Klaue, claw – get it?) capable of generating some kind of force field.
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He's drowning in them, suffocating, trying to claw his way out.
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Defense and deficit hawks will each claw for the spending mice.
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Bangkok's efforts to claw back fiscal decision-making may curb clientelism.
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We had to scratch and claw and fight for this win.
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Pacino struggles to wipe his brow with a three-fingered claw.
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A claw-foot bathtub, in case he just needs to relax.
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So it was hard to sort of claw my way back.
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It's like those arcade claw machines but with a freaking chopper.
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But they couldn't claw back the data he'd already stashed away.
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There is a claw-foot porcelain bath tub in one bedroom.
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I limit myself to a White Claw and a Bud Lite.
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There was still grim news for the bears to claw at.
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This triplet of x, y and z is called a claw.
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They scream and claw at the walls, exhausted and sweat-drenched.
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Was I looking at a huge, savage, thinly disguised claw mark?
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They are playing a game called the Claw on Clacton Pier.
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In the end we couldn't deny that Claw is the law.
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My office and bodega have become White Claw enablers as well.
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Where good IPAs fill me up, White Claw lets me down.
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Spiked seltzers like White Claw and Truly went viral in 2019.
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Eventually, he began to claw out the dirt with his hands.
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The claw-footed Sinkology Heisenberg Copper Bathtub is striking and luxurious.
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That claw is likely what Hajo's cassowary used to kill him.
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FOREST OF WONDERS: Wing & Claw No. 1, by Linda Sue Park.
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Another is that customers could claw those gains back for themselves.
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Yet it will not be easy to claw back public support.
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White Claw is adding three new flavors: lemon, watermelon and tangerine.
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But Uncle Sam could also claw back some of that money.
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Nature, red in tooth and claw; everything is competing for existence.
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A unifying Democratic candidate from the heartland could claw them back.
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New York (CNN Business)In 903, White Claw was the law.
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When White Claw emerged, it seemed like a natural next step.
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Mr. Eubank clarified that the drinking of White Claw was ironic.
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That helped the Assad government claw back and consolidate territorial gains.
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But for its hardcore fans, nothing is better than the Claw.
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New York (CNN Business)This was the summer of White Claw.
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It took White Claw a while to catch on with drinkers.
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The claw could help them tear open rotting logs or anthills.
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It is never easy to claw back land from private vehicles.
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In the meantime, I'll be over here at the claw machine.
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White Claw Hard Seltzer (six-pack of 12-oz bottles for $9.99) White Claw is the newest hard seltzer on the scene, with only three flavors to choose from: natural lime, ruby grapefruit, and black cherry.
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"Since the magnitude of acceleration in the claw-hand model is significantly smaller, the claw-hand posture is less likely to spill coffee," Han found, adding that walking backwards may also lessen the chances of spilling coffee.
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Denver tried to claw back in again in the final two minutes.
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Snapping shrimp have these kinds of joints on their non-snapping claw.
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That steadied sentiment, helping global equity markets to claw back earlier losses.
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So, in 2016, the company launched a spiked seltzer called White Claw.
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Predators erupt in Game 3, claw back in Cup final NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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Argentina is attempting to claw its way out of a currency crisis.
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Typically, carriers subsidize handsets then claw back the money through high tariffs.
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Especially for a game like that when you claw back and fight.
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Ghana and Ivory Coast are trying to claw up the value chain.
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Authorities allege that Darby used a claw hammer and two knives Oct.
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Russian and Iranian backing enabled Assad&aposs military to claw back territory.
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He starts to grizzle and wriggle and claw at the EEG cap.
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It is intellectual as fuck, and will also claw your eardrums out.
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Men and women — all trying to claw their way to the top.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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Losses to market share would be difficult to claw back, he added.
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We know how to scratch and claw and find ways to win.
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A full bathroom retains many original details, including a claw foot tub.
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It's been 16 months since we've heard any news from White Claw.
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I get a 12-pack of White Claw and blueberry açai chocolates.
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It's a small sticker — four wolf claw marks on a clear background.
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That year, Mike's Hard Lemonade maker Mark Anthony Brands launched White Claw.
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Apollo's wife then clubs him in the face with a claw hammer.
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We didn't do it because we're more vicious in tooth and claw.
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I drink a White Claw on the bus — provided by my company!
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Because we saw some artwork, sort of like a little metal claw.
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Salted crab releases its funk, along with bits of claw and carapace.
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I grab my stuff, my bear claw, and coffee to go pump.
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Despite the growing number of rivals, White Claw remains the industry leader.
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I chose tiny living-room suites, claw-foot bathtubs and damask curtains.
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They claw at your face to wake youClare Hamilton, a vet at the animal hospital Hamilton Specialist Referrals, told INSIDER it's common for cats to bump and claw their owners' faces to wake them up in the morning.
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Some stores face White Claw shortages and order limitsIn Fort Worth, Texas, Goody Goody Liquor can't keep White Claw in stock for more than a couple of days at a time, according to Josh Giboney, the store's beer manager.
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This type of safe, educational fetish fun was the central theme at CLAW.
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The little robot had an expressive face and a big claw on top.
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The final product is simple model that vaguely resembles a fat crab claw.
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Blood Drive loves those awful Social Darwinian futures, red in tooth and claw.
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Could being single be more of an arcade claw machine at this point?
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The outer layer of a mantis shrimp's claw has a unique herringbone strutter.
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Gains in consumer discretionary stocks helped the three indexes claw back some losses.
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The clasping claw from earlier has been updated to a classic spinning spatula.
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Not just 'red in tooth and claw,' nature can be downright disgusting, too.
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" But he again did a fingers-down-throat move she named "the claw.
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There is a sickening kiss as she grabs him with her terrible claw.
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The bear then began to claw and bite at the door and screen.
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There's showbiz on the other, red in tooth and claw, schadenfreude and sex.
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That led to the opening of Knuckle & Claw, an L.A.-based lobster shop.
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These bedrooms share a bathroom with a claw-foot tub and pedestal sink.
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Vincentini said the White Claw cake took about six hours total to make.
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Despite its structural similarities with Truly, White Claw just tasted better all around.
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The group unanimously came to the conclusion that Claw is indeed the law.
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"This is a really exhilarating time for the White Claw brand," he said.
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Videos will show modern carvers working on shells, claw feet and drawer dovetails.
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Summer 2019 was the season of spiked seltzer and, most dominantly, White Claw.
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Nature was red in tooth and claw, and danger lurked between our teeth.
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The guy who writes me the checks has claw marks on his door.
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Cat's claw, or Zanthoxylum fagara, is especially loved by the finches for food.
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Somebody crack my thumbs with a crab claw because I've got scrolling fever!
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This Marquise-cut claw ring strikes a nice balance between traditional and unexpected.
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Is this a way for tech to start to claw its way back?
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Pros:Cons:Buy the Blue Claw Co. waxed canvas dopp kit on Amazon for $65
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A big claw picks up crushed cars and puts them on a barge.
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Then I took the claw element and made it into this kaleidoscopic carpet.
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And finally, as Americans deflated their pool floats, autumn came for White Claw.
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They're also great for the beach, and White Claw is the best brand.
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Tottenham had given away ground early on: too much, surely, to claw back.
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Headlines Credit Suisse sues UK to claw back banker bonus tax payments on.ft.
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As Busted Coverage mentioned, Austin is especially thirsty for all things White Claw.
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The bathroom has stone surfaces and a combined shower and claw-foot tub.
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He believes the S&P will claw back to 2,550 by year's end.
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One to watch is Truly, which is Boston Beer's version of White Claw.
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White Claw, an alcohol-enhanced seltzer now three years old, is big enough.
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Luckily, I have a White Claw in hand and You on the background.
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Both Bombas and White Claw have struggled to keep up with consumer demand.
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Will White Claw be the thing that brings us together as a nation?
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One linked "Baby Yoda" into another popular meme and cultural moment: White Claw.
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Bloomberg could claw moderate support from Biden if he becomes a serious contender.
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We can definitely start to claw back, plus there's the catch-up services.
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The trust fund would mean future Congresses could not claw back the money.
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The function of this purported claw is not immediately clear, though the authors said it might be used in self-defense or to ward off male rivals (though on that latter point, the claw appears on both males and females).
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It hangs upside down on a wire above a crop row with two metal arms, and uses its own weight to swing forwards or backwards along the cable, reaching out and grabbing the wire hand over hand—er, claw over claw.
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He's got the last piece you need to really start exploring: a grappling claw.
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But if kids are not careful, the claw could cause eye and facial injuries.
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Claw marks and clumps of coarse hair extend 9 feet up the pine trees.
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You remember claw machines, those confounded scams that bilked you out of your allowance.
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But oil prices have continued to drop even as stocks claw back some gains.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, this claw machine rescue is not the first of its kind.
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Logan is a great example, with digitally hiding and then revealing the claw wounds.
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For one, there's a claw-foot tub randomly hanging out in her living room.
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Texas withstood an early run by West Virginia to claw back into the game.
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I stop at the grocery store and pick up tortilla chips and White Claw.
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And that means, grab, scratch, claw at every single advantage you can ever find.
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But they're already scheming on how to claw their way back to the top.
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Britain's red-in-tooth-and-claw economic model has meant precarious work for millions.
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Some of the bathrooms retain original tile and fixtures such as claw-foot tubs.
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Hard seltzer has exploded into the mainstream, boosted by "bros'" love for White Claw.
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Underwood is seeking to dissolve the foundation and claw back $2.8 million in restitution.
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When I enjoyed soaking in a beautiful, historic claw-foot tub for a year.
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I think I may have also figured out who caused the White Claw shortage.
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"If you think about it, LaCroix is just a virgin White Claw," Wallace riffs.
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A quick search for "White Claw" and "bro" on Twitter yields hundreds of results.
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She is surely right to call Bangladesh's market economy "red in tooth and claw".
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Arms outstretch and claw at the chance to touch a mere finger of his.
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White Claw rival Truly changed its recipes, and the drinks are actually good now.
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The company said it would also claw back previous awards worth around 338,000 pounds.
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Black cherry, mango and ruby grapefruit are its top-selling flavors, White Claw said.
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The agency recommended flea control and hand washing, rather than claw removal, as prevention.
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Some might even claim that White Claw is the Coca-Cola of hard seltzers.
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She inspired fellow Democrats and helped them claw back some seats in the legislature.
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Meme starter packs labeled it basic "normie" culture and paired White Claw with Juuls.
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Their two muscular legs each sport one dangerous claw up to five inches long.
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At the end of the hallway is another bathroom, with a claw-foot tub.
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As you might expect, one function of the larger claw is to attract females.
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White Claw has its sights set on its second summer of hard seltzer dominance.
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The actual beverage portion of the Lobster Claw Bloody Mary was easily my favorite.
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He cracks open a beer and I sip on a black cherry White Claw.
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It was so popular last summer that some distributors reported a White Claw shortage.
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But a growing number of competitors present the biggest challenge yet to White Claw.
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You can also pick up a Claw Money work of art (starting at $275).
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Five of the bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms, some with old claw-foot tubs.
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This would go beyond a now doomed Dodd-Frank proposal to claw back bonuses.
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Many of the bathrooms have claw-foot tubs and vintage plumbing fixtures and fittings.
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Here he is holding you up against the cockpit wall with his massive claw . . .
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But a parade of fur-clad, claw-footed Frenchmen turned a head or two.
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Meanwhile, Clemson had to claw out a comeback in a thriller against Ohio State.
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I buy a bottle of wine and a box of White Claw as well.
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The master bath has limestone floors, a claw-foot tub and heated towel racks.
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The third-floor bathroom includes patterned linoleum floor tiles and a claw-foot tub.
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No claw marks the length of a man raked jaggedly across the ringtoss booth.
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The company said it will continue allocate White Claw until supply returns to normal.
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You know, scratch, claw, do whatever you've got to do to get a win.
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Despite having dug himself into a hole, he managed to claw his way out.
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It features a rubberized surface, claw grip, and side buttons that offer additional maneuverability.
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Red Lobster is selling a new "Lobster Claw Bloody Mary" for a limited time.
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Read more: 'Claw is the law': Why American 'bros' suddenly can't get enough of White Claw hard seltzerEight of us from Business Insider's retail, transportation, and careers teams took over a conference room this week to sample the ever-growing array of beverages.
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While White Claw is "working around the clock to increase supply given the rapid growth" — according to Sanjiv Gajiwala, senior vice president of marketing at White Claw, speaking to Business Insider last week — we figured we'd see if it's worth the wait.
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It's been such a White Claw Summer that police departments have taken it upon themselves to remind everyone that there are, in fact, laws when you're drinking Claws, and everyone's collective thing for hard seltzer has contributed to an ongoing nationwide Claw shortage.
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So much effort to claw his way back, so little to show for it now.
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A maroon-colored, six-axis robotic arm, around four feet long from base to claw.
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White Claw says its spiked seltzer is like "sparkling water with a hint of fruit."
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They seem to claw at him and stalk him the same way his emotions do.
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It can even claw at the table to move itself, and the attached smartphone, around.
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I can workout and have a White Claw after and not feel guilty about it!
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The Wells board is looking to claw back $41 million in stock rewards from Stumpf.
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Using a tracker blocker is therefore one way to claw back a little online privacy.
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The long process is thought to help underfunded candidates claw their way to the top.
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It's possible to get clues from certain body traits like color, size, or claw length.
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Everyone was desperately trying to claw back some of their losses by suing each other.
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The administration had been vague about which cities or which funds it may claw back.
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I didn't want to be in that situation where I had to claw back time.
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It uses an existing mathematical technique with a forbidding name: a trapdoor claw-free function.
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The work is dirty and difficult, as the birds flap, peck, claw, vomit and defecate.
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"By leveraging social media and online advertising, we can claw at market share," he added.
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"For the trickier inscriptions, like the White Claw can, those were modeling chocolate," Vincentini explained.
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The White Claw flavors we sampled included natural lime, raspberry, ruby grapefruit, and black cherry.
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Amid these issues, however, White Claw continues to dominate the fast-growing hard-seltzer market.
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At the moment, the machinery to claw back control of it is in its infancy.
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Its claw-like clamp makes it perfect for fixing up curled collars and crinkled hems.
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Von Mandl is very confident that the White Claw craze isn't just a passing fad.
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Another colleague said she still prefers White Claw, but was impressed by the new Truly.
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Trump badly needs a strong showing in the debate to claw back into the race.
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He also was seeking to claw back more than $50 million in bonuses, with interest.
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"I desperately tried to claw my way into it, to work with Elaine," he said.
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White Claw even experienced shortages, which have been resolved, the company confirmed to CNN Business.
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But I also just feel comfortable saying I like White Claw and that it's good.
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"Cardinal point?" is CLAW, because that is where a cardinal comes to … um … a point.
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"For the Northeast," she said, "it's going to be hard for Republicans to claw back."
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Clark introduced him to the right-hand "claw" putting grip that had helped him succeed.
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A smaller version of the toy could be won out of a carnival claw machine.
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Some are shaped like a puma's paw; others, an alpaca's nose or a cat's claw.
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White Claw is the industry leader, commanding 58% of spiked seltzer sales, according to Guggenheim.
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And at the tip of the spear — or claw — is seven wobbly feet of dinosaur.
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The master suite has a built-in teak dresser and a claw-foot jetted tub.
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If there were losses in subsequent years, the investor would claw back the withheld compensation.
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But it was also a company trying to claw its way out of a hole.
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The upstairs bathroom off the landing has a claw-foot tub and a pedestal sink.
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My father salvaged everything from the demolition jobs: claw-foot tubs, scrap metal, lumber, sinks.
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The bathroom, which includes white beadboard walls and a claw-foot tub, was recently expanded.
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While depression threatened to drown me, movies helped me claw my way to the surface.
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The fund managed to claw back from Thursday's lows to close 0.1 percent higher, however.
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The Citigroup proxy also includes a proposal to toughen claw-back provisions for executive pay.
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It took several years for Bethlehem to claw its way back as a tourist destination.
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So, if you're on a low-calorie, gluten-free diet, White Claw fits the bill.
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Its large "tiger claw" tears and a large image of a bird caught his eye.
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I mean, my cat got a claw stuck in it and pulled, and I freaked because I was sure that there was going to be a big pulled yarn, but it didn't — it sprang right back and I couldn't tell where his claw snagged.
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Attorney General Sessions' threat to claw back federal funding only strengthens our resolve to fight back.
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Among its many distinguishing features is an enlarged claw, the purpose of which isn't immediately clear.
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Maybe, some years down the road, you'd claw your way to being chairman of a subcommittee.
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The eerie tales told by Kafka's animal narrators have left deep claw-marks on this book.
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At some point, a can of White Claw hard seltzer ended up in a fish tank.
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The trust fund would ensure that Congress in the future could not claw back the money.
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I save my meat as I pick, gathering a huge pile of lump and claw meat.
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The controversy has led to calls for the bank to claw back bonuses paid to her.
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Bear 747, with fresh claw marks and a bleeding mouth, yields to bear 68, the victor.
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The decision to "claw back" $163 million in December, a move made by Puerto Rican Gov.
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Prosecutors also said they would seek to claw back any profits obtained from the alleged misconduct.
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This robot dog is just that, but with a door-claw and death on its mind.
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Vile Creature's interpretation of doom is red in tooth and claw, lighting candles and casting shadows.
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The five gill slits are sensitive … if you claw there you will draw blood and pain.
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"We had to fight and scrap and claw and do everything possible," Coach Steve Kerr said.
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Spiked seltzers like White Claw boast a gluten-free base and accessible flavor for beginning drinkers.
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He also balked when asked if the bank would claw back some of Ms. Tolstedt's compensation.
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Browne also credits larger brands, such as White Claw, for popularizing spiked seltzer across the country.
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Read more: Sparkling tequila is here to unseat White Claw as the drink of the summer
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For example, the "bear claw" pattern on the shoulders has been replaced by a simple stripe.
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On the whole, we simply weren't as excited about Truly as we were about White Claw.
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The most viral video celebrating the Claw also pokes fun at people who "still" drink IPAs.
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"You're going to have to scratch and claw to stay afloat for it to break even."
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She also has proposed a "claw back" of tax benefits for companies that move facilities overseas.
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But we still found a way to push back and claw our way back into it.
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Most importantly to White Claw though, it helped boost the already skyrocketing profile of the brand.
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You wind it up, stick a pencil in its tiny retractable claw, and let it go.
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It's even faster and more agile than claw grip, but it's also more tiring and clumsy.
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On Wednesday, several lawmakers called in a letter for stronger rules to claw back executive compensation.
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But for it to take more than 15 years to claw back those losses is shocking.
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Today, there are dozens of similar brands, from White Claw to Truly, Henry, Nauti, and Press.
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They share a bathroom with a combined claw-foot tub and shower and a paneled wainscot.
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It felt as if a creature inside my belly was trying to claw its way out.
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Henderson added jumbo lump crab meat, claw crab meat, and that Florida favorite, stone crab claws.
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In 2015, the country faced orders to claw back €30 million from a Fiat Chrysler unit.
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Now, what the males do is that they wave this claw in a species-specific pattern.
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A second bathroom on this level has vividly patterned floor tile and a claw-foot bathtub.
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Georgia O'Keeffe's "Heliconia, Crab's Claw Ginger" (290) in an exhibition at the New York Botanical Garden.
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On fairly accessible crosses (SLED, BOSOM, CLAW), SBA, or the "Small Business Administration," makes total sense.
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White Claw, the leading hard-seltzer brand, has become a particularly beloved brand among young drinkers.
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DoorDash, White Claw, Amazon Prime, and Impossible Foods are among the brands that made the list.
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There is also a bathroom with a double vanity, a shower and a claw-foot tub.
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DoorDash, White Claw, Amazon Prime, and more: here are the 20 fastest growing brands in 2019
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Spies in Disguise Rated PG, probably for the robotic-claw-hand villain, who's a little intense.
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We were standing by a claw-grab machine that was filled with anatomically imperfect plush giraffes.
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Americans drank more White Claw in the last six months than in the entirety of 2018.
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Now, a month after Stadia's launch, the claw is listed for $14.99 on Power Support's website.
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San Antonio scored the final seven points of the half to claw back into the game.
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White Claw sales have skyrocketed over the past year, according to the company and industry analysts.
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"You're playing a team that's trying to scratch and claw too," Chicago manager Robin Ventura said.
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That's the other place where there's ability to sort of claw back some more of that.
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Both men became teetotalers; both went bankrupt, only to claw their way back to the top.
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They share a whitewashed bathroom with double pedestal sinks and the house's original claw-foot tub.
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German firms slowly began to claw back the export competitiveness they had lost in the reunification boom.
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The new species of frog features an unusual claw, or spike, at the base of its thumb.
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It also has an enlarged claw-like structure, called a prepollex, at the base of its thumb.
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It would also explain why he has a "claw hand" appearance, which is associated with ulnar palsy.
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Both Madson and Trail ended up dead, the first by gunshot and the second by claw hammer.
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"She said she had to claw his face to get him to release her," the affidavit said.
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For example, instead of a claw the arm could terminate in a power tool or a camera.
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You knew I had to go do press today and you decided to claw my beautiful face.
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If you were lucky, you might even see a teeny-tiny baby claw bobbing along behind it.
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How did such a tiny species evolve a claw that can create this so-called cavitation bubble?
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This article originally appeared on Newser as " Crayfish Severs Own Claw to Escape Pot, Wins Over Internet ."
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Turns out, kids get stuck inside claw machines way more often than you'd probably think was possible.
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And they evoke the minor but significant liberties that the government is now poised to claw back.
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Thank you to CLAW and its attendees, and scratches and belly rubs for all the good pups!
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I've watched too many friends claw their way through recovery, and grieved a brother who never could.
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Both the claw and the fingertips grip emphasize increased finger dexterity, although they both are more fatiguing.
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Same with 1980 and Operation Eagle Claw, as we desperately tried to end the Iran hostage crisis.
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Dik managed to claw free and make his way to a nearby road before collapsing in exhaustion.
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In addition to the also a new ergonomic mouse suited for bear claw and palm-gripped users.
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Add in the remaining cilantro and wine and the claw, lump, stone crabs, and mint and cover.
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I crack open a White Claw and turn on the record player to make cleaning more enjoyable.
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United's keeper then did equally well to claw out Nemanja Matic's low shot from the resulting corner.
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PBMs then claw back money — called "performance adjustments" in the contract — from pharmacies with lower quality scores.
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Think of it like trying to grab a stuffed animal from a claw machine at an arcade.
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"We expect to claw that back" as crews get more experienced, McDonald's USA President Chris Kempczinski said.
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However, many investors noted that equity markets worldwide were already starting to claw back Brexit-fuelled losses.
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A cellar houses a newly renovated bathroom with a fireplace and a claw-foot tub in black.
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What led him to claw his way through a pile of dying men to save just himself?
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Since then, the company's Twitter account has hyped the debut with posts trolling White Claw and Budweiser.
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In practice, his and others' streaming services will probably have to claw viewers away from each other.
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There's comfort in knowing you could claw your way out of Hades with precious little head bob.
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Thanks to institutional constraints and hyper-partisanship, there is now no easy way to claw it back.
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The only difference comes down to carbs — while White Claw has 2 grams, Truly has just 1.
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Are you really trading every would-have-been-IPA for a White Claw, no more, no less?
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Two of the other six bedrooms also have en-suite bathrooms with old-fashioned claw-foot bathtubs.
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Then, after thousands of years the skin and fur disintegrated, leaving behind only the fossilized claw bones.
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Unfortunately they went on that huge run, and we weren't able to claw quite back into it.
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You would do a lot to claw out some space to manifest that your marriage was important.
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FOREST OF WONDERS Wing & Claw No. 1 By Linda Sue Park Illustrated by James Madsen 343 pp.
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He's trying to film, but suffers from the constraints of his hand encased in a claw cast.
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"Well, we gave away so much unilaterally that we really have to claw it back," Ross added.
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He called on Judge Fallon to claw back whatever Esquire had earned on the drywall settlement deposit.
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He asked Mr. Stumpf why Wells Fargo did not "claw back" Ms. Tolstedt's compensation and accrued stock.
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For instance, when a lobster's claw is being attacked, it will jettison its own arm to escape.
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What might I have experienced if I had not been trying to claw my way toward beauty?
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The White Claw spokesperson said that when the shortage occurred, sales had increased by an unprecedented 300%.
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I can't say I've ever sipped a cocktail filled with seafood — let alone an entire lobster claw.
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For me, these seltzers taste very similar to other brands, including my usual go-to, White Claw.
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The challenge for Cook will be leveraging a cheaper iPhone 11 to claw the company's way higher.
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On the third floor, there are two more bedrooms and a bathroom with a claw foot tub.
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If I wanted to claw my way back to the middle class, how long would that take?
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Ana lacks the mobility of fellow sniper Widowmaker, who uses a grappling claw to reach elevated positions.
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If that's the case, the company typically can't claw back any of that extra spending, Dietel said.
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Attendees could stay entertained with a claw machine game, a photo booth, and a tie-dye station.
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"I think one of the things that's drawn people to White Claw is the simplicity," Gajiwala said.
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White Claw is that trendy brand of hard seltzer that took the country by storm this summer.
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Truly features one gram of sugar, verus two grams for White Claw and zero for Bon & Viv.
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" When Marvin looked up, his chin thrust out like a claw hammer, Rose said, "It's not funny.
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So White Claw has purposefully limited supply to ensure it can continually serve all of its markets.
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But they evolved, losing teeth and developing shorter arms and a hand with one single huge claw.
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The master bathroom has more Danby marble and the claw-foot soaking tub that came with it.
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While fighting against Claw (AKA Vega) in World Warriors, Street Fighter player and YouTuber Desk was able to rack up unstoppable combos with multiple characters by utilizing a specific wall glitch, which involves knocking Claw back from the center of the screen so that he hits the corner.
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Other euro-area countries must keep an even tighter lid on wage growth to claw back their competitiveness.
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Microsoft's Claw wouldn't perfectly replicate the real world in the virtual one, but it's a huge step forward.
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Imagine, with that first gash of claw or incisor, instantaneously transitioning from being a person to being food.
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Plants can't run away, or gnash back with tooth and claw, but they're not completely defenseless, either. [Science]
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We sure did while watching Frank and Claire Underwood claw their way to new, unimaginable heights of power.
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Today Wiwek dropped his latest single "Pop It", a collaboration with producer Yellow Claw and rapper Lil Debbie.
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With a new overhaul and some streamlining, Firefox is hoping to claw back some of that market share.
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Each zap felt like a tiny nudge compared to the painful, claw-like pinches I had experienced before.
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Wall Street is trying on Tuesday to claw back some of its losses suffered over the past week.
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There's some good, I don't want to say "claw marks" to latch onto, that doesn't make any sense.
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The island tried to claw back what was lost by passing, in 21990, a law to affirm that .
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The manifesto would have been redder yet in tooth and claw if Mr Corbyn had had his way.
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The result, says Sir Steve Smith, vice-chancellor at Exeter, is "the market, red in tooth and claw".
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Any stragglers who get close will claw at the walls until a roving patrol comes to dispatch them.
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The lions would claw her face, deforming her, and then, finally, the noble might give up his claims.
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Chiang called for the bank to develop a whistleblower protection program and to "claw back" some executive compensation.
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It could allow the PBOC to claw back influence over loan prices, in spite of earlier liberalisation efforts.
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Every crab observed always held a pair, the bigger the claw or crab the bigger the pom-pom.
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In reality, the blade was almost certainly jammed into the crab's claw, and the crab can't let go.
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It will be harder to claw back the billions that Saudi citizens and companies have stashed further afield.
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In "Long Shot," you claw your way to NFL stardom as — apparently — a member of the Miami Dolphins.
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The robot has an arm with a claw which can grab objects as it scoots around a home.
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Leahy saw Gretchen fall into a similar abyss, and it took her years to claw her way out.
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The driver explained she found the cat stuck in a box, where she was unable to claw out.
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The FCA said it would pursue confiscation proceedings against both men to claw back the proceeds of crime.
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A small number of banks have introduced negative interest rates for wealthy customers to claw back some margin.
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Ring-fencing mitigates set-off, commingling and claw-back risks, and protects covered bondholders from other creditors' claims.
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But the country in turn is obligated to claw back the illegal state aid from the corporate beneficiary.
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Since 20063, the government has used the tools at its disposal to claw back at least $15.2 billion.
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It showed every imperfection in my outfit, and my hand looked like the claw of a geriatric bird.
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Yet where does that leave capitalism, red in tooth and claw, and its need for bloody-minded nonconformists?
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Instead of indulging in a "flat tax," Washington scrambled to claw back much of the 2628 tax cuts.
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It was outfitted with cruise-like amenities and a giant claw to pick up and swallow city buses!
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He will be under pressure to do it again if he hopes to claw into the upper tier.
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Lingerie brand Yandy is selling a sexy "Hard Outlaw" costume that clearly references White Claw for Halloween 2019.
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However, this could be the beginning of a reversal as Republicans claw away at the landmark health law.
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Read more of our thoughts on both, and why we thought White Claw came out on top, below.
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White Claw is flying off shelves so quickly that its manufacturer is struggling to keep it in stock.
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The Midwest is leading social media mentions and search queries of White Claw, the leading hard seltzer brand.
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Von Mandl's company is arguably now best known for the hard seltzer beloved by American "bros": White Claw.
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Romania can be ordered to claw back the aid if it is found guilty of breaching EU rules.
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So LG is pinning its hopes on the V20 to claw back positive brand perception and market share.
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But no game of skill or chance or whatever is as truly frustrating as the lowly claw machine.
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It sweeps up entire families, forcing everyone to claw their way through overwhelming grief, confusion, helplessness, and anger.
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This is like something that only a cartoon bad guy with a claw for a hand would attempt.
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MSCI EM began to claw up at the end of October, two months earlier than the world index.
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Seven Republicans crossed party lines to pass a bill designed to claw back Congress's responsibility for declaring war.
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We're like, in 'Toy Story,' the aliens in that machine waiting for the claw to pick them up.
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"Ollie and I gasped," Ms. Dorkhman said, describing their mutual delight at finding a claw-foot tub inside.
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Defendants tried to claw back more than 150,000 documents that they alleged were not relevant in the MDL.
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But she included a provision allowing the companies to claw back confidential or irrelevant documents within 120 days.
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Another bathroom was built into a former greenhouse and has a pedestal sink and a claw-foot tub.
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French exporters are still struggling to claw back market share lost during a twenty-year decline in competitiveness.
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His super spy Lance Sterling is framed for treason by a sneering villain with a robotic claw hand.
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Although White Claw remains the United States' top-selling spiked seltzer brand, rival brands have also found success.
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Since then, however, administrations of both parties have sought to claw back executive power — and been largely successful.
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That would've been a better explanation than Palpatine is attached to the claw machine at Chuck E. Cheese.
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"We respect all the competitors out there," Blood told Business Insider when asked about White Claw&aposs rise.
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The master faces the street and includes three closets and a private bathroom with a claw-foot tub.
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By the middle of the summer, even Gajiwala was taken aback by how popular White Claw had become.
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The introduction of White Claw at this time of year suggests it's not just a summer-specific beverage.
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Four Loko has teased a new hard seltzer with 14% alcohol, three times as much as White Claw.
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Meanwhile, White Claw, the spiked seltzer beverage that has become the millennial drink of choice, claimed second place.
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"Truly and Claw are now the law," Guggenheim analyst Laurent Grandet said in a note to clients Monday.
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Friday's blockbuster report helped the major indexes claw back most of their losses from earlier in the week.
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Consider the summer of 2013, when an injury-ravaged roster tried futilely to claw into the playoff race.
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Winners: New billionaires in 2019 include White Claw creator Anthony von Mandl, cosmetics maven Kylie Jenner and Takeaway.
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The death toll is expected to rise as emergency services claw through the rubble trying to locate victims.
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The 1922 midterm saw Democrats claw back many seats, leaving only a slight 225-207-191923 Republican advantage.
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The trifecta includes Witchfinder General (1968), Haggard's The Blood on Satan's Claw (1971), and The Wicker Man (1973).
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In a blog post published late last week, Microsoft detailed four different experimental methods for delivering haptic feedback, including a cane that would allow the visually impaired to "see" in VR, and a claw (simply named CLAW) that lets users actually interact with, and feel objects in the virtual world.
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Bottom line ... Robert says Mikey's looking to claw his way back to the top -- and believes he'll get there.
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A couple of partiers reclined in a claw foot tub; an abundance of houseplants conjured a garden in hell.
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At least, unlike the Claw, it isn't aiming to replicate the more exhausting elements of the action hero lifestyle.
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The administration has been looking to claw back public health funding that would help pay for a pandemic response.
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They scramble over him, three beeps sound again, bug hands claw open the aperture as it tries to shut.
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On immigration, health care and other issues, she has pledged to claw back against the president and the GOP.
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Trump won big in coal country and Democrats would love to claw back some of those working class voters.
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In fact, just a few months ago, another small child somehow managed to get stuck inside a claw machine.
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His front claw caught the paper towel on the way down, pulling his dinner off the counter with him.
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It's not clear how we might claw back our real-time location data from cellular carriers at this point.
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Pablo Picasso once took in an injured owl, bandaged its claw, and gave it a home in his kitchen.
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The master bathroom is faced in tumbled marble tile and has a claw-foot tub and walk-in shower.
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Bob Shanks, chief financial officer, said a rise was needed to claw back money lost through foreign exchange movements.
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A typical robotic arm with a gripper is about as sensitive as a crab claw (no offense to crabs).
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I get inside and turn on Big Brother (don't make fun of me) and crack open a White Claw.
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While Twitter is trying to claw its way into the video space, Snap has been there from the beginning.
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Instead, it turned and gave me its paw (or rather, its massive avian claw-foot) like an eager puppy.
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The fetus visible on the ultrasound appears to claw at the uterus, "fighting for its life" in Johnson's words.
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As you can see in the photo, Clawdette has three claws on arm and one claw on the other.
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Scientists have honored a pistol shrimp with a bright pink snapping claw with the ultimate rocker name: Synalpheus pinkfloydi.
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Nor is it odd that Congress would attempt to claw back oversight after years of slowly expanding presidential power.
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The claw settles over a plot of land next to the pub, a soccer field–size patch of nothing.
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In one image, a cat owner sits with her legs crossed, exposing a mass collection of bloody claw marks.
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I think that he mostly accomplished that, except for the weird robot-claw hands, which were scary as heck.
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Uber managed to claw back above it's IPO price for a hot second, and is back under it today.
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That can be costly because states also have the legal power to claw back your federal tax refund. 5.
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HKEx has sought to claw back some of its $2.2 billion outlay on the LME by raising trading fees.
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A New Jersey baker creates incredible optical illusion cakes, from a White Claw can to a carton of eggs.
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The administration is requesting Congress approve a package to claw back $6900 billion in spending from previously approved funds.
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To compare White Claw to beer is 'worse than comparing apples to oranges' — but everyone is doing it anyway
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The largest wildfire in California history was caused by a claw hammer, according to the state's fire protection agency.
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They saw the pilot as a way to claw back some control from people who threaten to share images.
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Each claw has a similar pattern of scrapes and scratches that seemed to have been made by human tools.
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When he was rescued, he had an unkempt claw that for years curled round and grew into his flesh.
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From a fan perspective, the top three would be Red of Tooth and Claw, Bitter Drink, Who Will Survive.
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Saudi officials say they aim to claw back some $100 billion of funds that rightfully belong to the state.
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When the plate arrived, the lobster sat on a nest of pasta, one inert claw towering above the rest.
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For Richard Pinson, one of the owners of Red Claw Seafood, which supplies the abalone, it was a revelation.
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Rubio has several upcoming stops planned in the state as he seeks to claw above the 20 percent threshold.
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And sometimes, an accidental 'like' can send someone into a regret spiral so deep, they may never claw out.
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Beginning Thursday, the new White Claw flavors will be sold individually and in a new 12-can variety pack.
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More competition White Claw controls roughly 60% of the hard seltzer category, according to Nielsen, but competition is tightening.
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Just as much attention is lavished on "the Claw," a formidable hairstyle worn by one of the team's forwards.
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"I see no reason not to try to claw back whatever we can from these effects," Mr. Bernstein said.
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During the hard seltzer boom of last summer, "White Claw" alone was mentioned every 13 seconds on social media.
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Then, out of nowhere, after I had been stuck there for an hour, the claw of a crowbar appeared.
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The beverages are attracting health conscious drinkers and Kosmal credits White Claw for sparking a boom in the category.
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In "Cage" (1930-31) a semiabstract human form, hemmed in by protective shields, is terrorized by claw-like protuberances.
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It hovered at $1.115 per euro but managed to claw up to 108.58 against the safe-haven Japanese yen.
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During that 45-minute wait, riders tried to claw open the doors for air, said Chris Ebelhar, a passenger.
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You may not have heard of Claudia Gold, but maybe you know her by her other name, Claw Money.
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Smart's 3-pointer with 32.8 seconds remaining helped Boston claw back to within four, 50-46, at the half.
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The Yellow Claw member explains that his first interaction with Moore was via email more than eight years ago.
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It was too late, as his momentum was sapped enough to help Romney claw his way to the nomination.
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CES remains one of the best chances many companies have to claw a sliver of attention to their products.
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But how would Trump claw back supports from the public is a problem now while the impeachment investigation continues.
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But the authorities in Germany call it a form of theft, and they're trying to claw back the money.
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Spotted: Alcohol fridge darling White Claw, this year's It Girl of beverages, in a 12-pack at Trader Joe's.
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The Netherlands has appealed another Commission ruling, ordering it to claw back millions in tax from coffee giant Starbucks.
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Its blood-red exterior is scored by faux claw marks, a nod to the upcoming game's new Swarm menace.
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Or that you can claw your way back into the work force later, if you need to do that.
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The system allows boards to "claw back" pay before the executive receives it, in cases where missteps have occurred.
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The long-running music festival's full lineup was released today, and also featured Marshmello, Future Islands, and Yellow Claw.
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But if clutching your coffee cup like a claw sounds just too awkward, Han does have an alternative: walk backwards.
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Sprinkle in assisting my team with questions, and maybe an artistic thing or two I can claw time in for.
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Inside Pierhead Arcade, you can play skeeball, go bowling, and manipulate a claw machine with Oculus's special hand-tracking controllers.
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The attorney general did not specify which cities or which funds the department may claw back as it has threatened.
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Wells Fargo has said its board will assess whether to cancel or claw back any incentive compensation paid to Tolstedt.
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Keeping the angels, stripped of their feathers, captive in a claw-foot bathtub, the X.E.s force the angels into prostitution.
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Treasurer Scott Morrison said in April the country expected to claw back A$2.9 billion from companies under the legislation.
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On Tuesday, the actress shared a photo of Joe relaxing in a claw-foot bathtub ahead of their big day.
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The remotely operated vehicle will snap photos of the reservoir and use its robotic claw to grasp more sample material.
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He'd claw and scrabble his way to the corner, only to be dragged back by a member of the Shield.
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They demanded his vest, which included the Texas rocker, and beat him with a claw hammer, according to the indictment.
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So it is, further, not surprising to see Uber using Lyft's own tactic to try to claw back some ground.
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But he said that she just happened to keep a claw hammer and a screwdriver with her at all times.
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Present a picture of nature that is overly red in tooth and claw, and producers risk leaving viewers in despair.
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The photo shows Jonas, 29, relaxing in a claw foot bathtub with a gorgeous view of greenery out the window.
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All drinks can be ordered in an Alien Sipper which features a light-up claw as seen in the film.
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It would take four years for U.S.-backed ground forces in Syria and Iraq to slowly claw that territory back.
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"There is no way we play Change with that claw structure," one portfolio manager told IFR early on Thursday morning.
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If you're looking for a bear claw or maple bar, there are a million other spots in town for you.
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Since 22018 just a few CBS shows about women have managed to claw their way to a truly lengthy run.
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But if they can claw some of that market share back, then absolutely, I think this stock can go higher.
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This confirmed that the structure really does effectively distribute force of impact to minimize stresses on the claw during use.
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On the same album, there are a couple of tracks with chants where the vocals just claw at my soul.
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It's the rare use of Twitter's new 280-character limit that doesn't make me want to claw my eyes out.
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It goes to the polls on September 24th, but of politics red in tooth and claw there is little evidence.
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The missing pieces—a claw and a chunk of skull—have been cast in resin, according to the Daily Mail.
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We knew we were going to have to ramp up the game to scratch and claw to get a goal.
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Chain Hook: An inverse grappling claw that Roadhog can use to hook and reel in single targets, briefly stunning them.
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Police also found a claw hammer, kitchen knife and "martyrdom letter" in the boy's school rucksack upon searching his home.
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SpotMini walks up to a door, when suddenly another yellow dog robot with a claw arm on its back emerges.
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I smashed the claw-side of my crowbar at the picture of my ex that was stuck to the side.
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It's about a process to us and finding a way to be a fighting group and to scratch and claw.
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The car has to claw for every additional mile per hour, taking longer and using additional yardage to do so.
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Analysts expect BHP to be able to claw back any shipment delays and the impact to operations to be insignificant.
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And in the House, members are urging regulators to make it easier to "claw back" executive pay in similar cases.
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The only way you could get at the claw is if you had some inside information, the so-called trapdoor.
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They don't even need a court order or a judge's signature to reach into bank accounts to claw back funds.
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That being said, the ones that do manage to hook a claw into our collective consciousness are quite special indeed.
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One bandaged claw and unseemly medical bill later, you are without an intact hand or a slice of avocado toast.
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Reach out a claw and clasp things that are typically murky or undefined as structural Saturn connects with dreamy Neptune.
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And the eight suites showcase signature hipster design elements: hand-printed geometric wallpaper, Pendleton throws and signature claw-foot tubs.
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And even if it does hold, or claw its way back, there's no guarantee it will keep its political clout.
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The bank has announced that it will claw back pay worth $41 million from John G. Stumpf, the chief executive.
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"I thought it would be smart to do because there are shortages of White Claw in the US," he said.
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While the White Claw cake was his biggest hit, this egg carton cake is Vincentini's favorite from his Instagram series.
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Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar and other EU leaders oppose the Commission's plans to claw tax from the digital economy.
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The GOP holds 2202 seats in the House, meaning Democrats must claw back an improbable 2628 seats to win control.
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"You fight and claw to get back in it and you end with them going on a run," Thompson said.
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But now there is also the bear claw, when a boy embraces a girl awkwardly with his elbows poking out.
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As the Korean court system has attempted to claw back those reparations from Japanese companies, Japan has not sat still.
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RACs are the only post-payment auditing program permitted by law to claw back improper payments on behalf of Medicare.
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That film also features a woman tortured with a lobster claw and salad tongs before she's electrocuted through her earrings.
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On a hill above the city, authorities used an excavator to claw a long, mass grave from the sandy soil.
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A little humor goes a long way: Marco di Vincenzo's pink metallic chain-bag closure is an abstract bear claw.
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I bought her downward spiral and was elated to see her claw her way back to a life she wanted.
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The en suite bathroom has a walk-in shower, a Carrara marble double vanity and a claw-foot soaking tub.
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North Carolina State leaned on its defense, and one of the best rebounding margins in the nation, to claw back.
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Meanwhile, Quinn must claw her way past the male network honchos who are blocking her path to a television empire.
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"The success of White Claw … [is] indicative of the 2019 type of hypermasculinity that is currently en vogue," McCarthy writes.
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He softly pounded his erect right hand into his limp left claw, his face stiffly locked into a half-smile.
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Watch Cara Nicoletti make this recipe for her friend and graffiti artist Claudia "Claw Money" Gold on The Hangover Show.
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In her first week in class, her classmates and teachers laughed at the claw-like appearance of her burned hands.
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In 2015, Ms. Vestager imposed an order on Luxembourg to claw back about €30 million from a Fiat Chrysler unit.
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Some of the victims of the euro crisis, like Spain, have finally managed to claw their way back to competitiveness.
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Between the master bedroom and other two bedrooms is a bathroom with another claw-foot tub and a single vanity.
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Many musicians, along with the service industry, had just started to claw back, only to see their lifelines snipped again.
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Saint-Louis Journal SAINT-LOUIS, Senegal — Houses on the shore seem to have been ripped open by a giant claw.
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The lobster claw looked the most daunting of all the toppings, as it was sticking straight out of the glass.
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Karangis showed us how to grab the delicate shallots in a claw motion and gently place them on the patty.
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City officials have warned that they may still claw back some of the money people took during last year's run.
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Saripalli Chanavenkateshwaram Rao, 50, was hit in the neck with a blade tied to the rooster's claw on January 15.
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He makes a couple of attempts, but like the pincers of a claw vending machine, his fingers keep slipping off.
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Memphis' big man sank another 463 and it seemed Memphis had an answer every time Minnesota tried to claw back.
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This crustacean uses its oversize claw as a bubble-forming pistol of sorts, snapping it at more than 210 decibels.
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I've tried to hire whoever did PR for Pokémon GO and/or White Claw, but so far I've been unsuccessful.
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It didn't fade as we stood before the Tsimshian button blanket with dentalium shell or the shamanic grizzly-claw headdress.
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I buy a case of White Claw to take to the party and a pair of black tights at Target.
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The major winners Phil Mickelson, Justin Rose and Scott have all switched to the claw in the last few years.
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Blood said AB InBev was less concerned with competitors like White Claw and more focused on fulfilling consumers&apos needs.
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Veterans Affairs Department Secretary David Shulkin has fallen from grace, but he's still trying to claw his way back up.
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As the months wear on, vendors like Accenture and Cognizant begin to claw back these freedoms, often with little explanation.
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The claw is also listed on the Google Store, but for some reason, you can't actually buy it there yet.
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Today: a project manager who makes $30,4 per year and spends some of her money this week on White Claw.
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O). In 2015 Luxembourg was told to claw back up to 30 million euros from Italian carmaker Fiat Chrysler (FCHA.
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Or we can come out and fight and battle, scratch, claw, and do whatever we have to do to win.
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White Claw is also geared toward younger drinkers, but the company also aims to agnostic when it comes to gender.
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The discovery of White Claw comes shortly after another exciting item was introduced at Trader Joe's: the Chocolate Lava Gnocchi.
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Because he's cruel as well as cunning, Cafferty's weapons of choice are a claw hammer and a bag of nails.
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The Beyond Burger made the cut, joining the meme-able ranks of Sexy White Claw and Sexy Popeyes Chicken Sandwich.
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With only 100 calories, White Claw drinkers can still get a similar alcohol content, usually around 5% alcohol by volume.
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If you can't love someone at their worst, then you don't deserve them at their Baby Yoda White Claw tattoo.
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Other features, like claw-foot tubs and wooden doors with heavy metal hardware, are either antiques or made to period.
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"Vile Creature's interpretation of doom is red in tooth and claw, lighting candles and casting shadows," as Noisey noted previously.
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When Mr. Mueller next appeared before Congress, Democrats had to claw to extract even the barest confirmation from Mr. Mueller.
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The new provision is more specific than an existing rule that allows the board to claw back compensation from executives.
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Life for these two men was red in tooth and claw, a Darwinian struggle to get on and get ahead.
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Winger-Bearskin's most recent Stupid Hackathon project was "Drone Doula" (NSFW), a drone with a claw that facilitates child delivery.
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A pistol shrimp with a bright pink snapping claw was recently christened Synalpheus pinkfloydi, after the progressive rock group Pink Floyd.
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With projects like the Canetroller and Claw, Microsoft is showing that the gap between the real and virtual world is closing.
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You also need to drop your fingers down into the shape of a claw before you can wave in any direction.
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Since Wheat Thins are slim out here in the wild, our huntress makes do with whatever she can claw up. Scorpions?
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One enterprising business person has even stocked a claw machine with bundles of toilet paper, guaranteeing success for NT$20 ($0.68).
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The Titusville Fire and Emergency Services were able to jump into action, rescuing Mason without great damage to the claw machine.
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Black Panther Claw Pendant Necklace — $12 See Details This geeky analog watch features Black Panther's logo among a shiny black exterior.
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When I was younger, I wanted nothing more in life than to win a Cheer Care Bear from a claw machine.
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About two hours into the dinner, we were served poached lobster, embellished with truffle caviar and lobster claw emulsion beurre blanc.
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People are more likely to have a background sense that life is nastier and more precarious — red in tooth and claw.
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Here, seven bright, high-ceilinged suites decorated with midcentury Danish furniture and claw-foot baths fan off a vertiginous winding staircase.
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So a human pilot first grasps the item much like operating a toy claw machine, then lets go of the controls.
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We even get to see him, while getting sucked in, terrified and trying to claw his way out of certain death.
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In 2013, the term "text claw" was coined to describe the cramping and soreness caused by too much mobile phone usage.
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Wildenstein could claw her way out of bankruptcy if she gets the $4.5 million she says she's due from her divorce.
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The EU this morning ordered the Irish government to claw back up to $240 billion plus interest in taxes from Apple.
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Their noise is generated by a specialised claw half as long as the creature's body, and is used to stun prey.
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She also noticed claw marks on the door, household items strewn across the floor and a blood trail in some places.
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The claw hammer's design has gone mostly unchanged for over 500 years, but Craftsman believes it's finally time for an upgrade.
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There were times when we loved each other and there were times when we wanted to claw each other's eyes out.
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Earlier this month, the European Commission ruled that Ireland must claw back billions in unpaid taxes from U.S. tech giant Apple.
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In such a scenario, banks are likely to claw back on lending like they did during the 2008/09 financial crisis.
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But on the other hand (or paw or claw or talon), it has given rise to an astounding array of organisms.
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Thankfully, a few little green aliens find a claw (GET IT?) and are able to rescue the toys before they're destroyed.
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A Florida kid had to be rescued from inside a claw machine game after he crawled in to snag a toy.
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About $300,000 of that has already been spent, but she said the governor would not try to claw back that money.
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In full wooing mode, Shane manages to a prize out of a claw machine and hands his trophy over to Sophia.
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So the Tully monster had to play a biological version of the arcade claw crane game whenever it needed to eat.
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He hopes to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with lower-cost Mexico and claw back jobs, particularly in the auto industry.
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A Florida boy was so entranced by a new toy that he climbed inside of a claw machine to get it.
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Because plans can't conduct "spread pricing" in Medicare, they claw back money from pharmacies, based on those inflated prices, throughdifferent means.
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The claw-foot tub upstairs, for example, was custom-made with whirlpool jets and painted with an image of the lighthouse.
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Wells Fargo also has come under pressure for not trying to claw bank salaries from employees involved in the illegal practices.
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Wells Fargo said it had decided to claw back approximately $20023 million of Stumpf's bonus, which was paid in March 2016.
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It's all about "embracing new experiences, discovering new passions and traveling to explore new places," according to the White Claw website.
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On our taste test form, White Claw received a 100% 5 rating on a 1-5 scale of "terrible to awesome."
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What did startle me, though, was that when I turned to respond "Of course!" he was holding a shiny White Claw.
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At the bottom of an enamel claw-foot bathtub by the rear door, crayfish scuttle for cover as you get close.
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White Claw is so popular that the company actually struggles to keep it in stock, Business Insider's Hayley Peterson previously reported.
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Freestanding tubs can stand directly on the floor, on a low pedestal, or for a truly vintage decorative look, claw feet.
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Built in 1920, it featured a red brick facade, five bedrooms, and a claw-foot tub in the second-floor bathroom.
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For example, in 1964, John H. Ostrom of Yale University saw a birdlike claw sticking out of the ground in Montana.
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The growth plan has allowed United to claw back market share in a competitive U.S. airline sector and boost its profitability.
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Computer peripheral manufacturers—but not medical professionals—have settled on three mouse grip styles: palm grip, claw grip, and tip grip.
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More from VICE: Depending on who you ask, claw grip or palm grip make up the majority of mouse grip styles.
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It's being done to claw back the 12 percent rate high-end earners move through on the way to 40 percent.
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As far as Republicans are concerned, the primaries are a continuation of the fight to claw back control of the party.
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On this floor are four large bedrooms and two full baths, one with a claw-foot tub and walk-in shower.
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The president's motive, it seemed, was to fight, tooth and claw, for the legitimacy of his victory in the 2016 election.
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For workers to reap a larger share of the spoils of growth, they must claw back the bargaining power they lost.
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" Larissa Belyaeva, a spokeswoman for Mr. Deripaska, said in a statement that he "disclaimed all rights to claw back those shares.
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Sales of White Claw, the category leader, grew 283% to $327.7 million in July compared to the same period last year.
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White Claw and competitor Truly both have around 100 calories per can, and Bon & Viv has about 90 calories per can.
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LINKOPING, Sweden — In a cavernous room filled with garbage, a giant mechanical claw reaches down and grabs five tons of trash.
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Doors open on a windowed closet and a private bathroom with a granite-topped vanity and the original claw-foot tub.
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Boards should be eager to claw back compensation earned under such circumstances, if only to send a message to other employees.
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A powder room and a family bath with a claw-foot tub and an Italian mosaic floor are off the hall.
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White Claw is still the most dominant brand, controlling roughly 60% of the category, followed by Truly from Boston Beer (SAM).
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AB InBev exec John Blood revealed Budweiser&aposs parent company&aposs plan to take on White Claw and other trendy seltzers.
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The new bathroom has beadboard wainscoting topped by toile wallpaper and a claw-foot tub that is original to the property.
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The third floor has another bedroom suite under sloped ceilings, including a full bathroom with wainscoting and a claw foot tub.
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As the company has grown, it has had to claw back some of the quiet area to fit in more desks.
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White Claw had to decline, because of regulations prohibiting the advertising of alcoholic drinks by people under the age of 25.
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While it was launched in 2016, Claw, which is owned by the makers Mike's Hard Lemonade, really caught on this summer.
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Spiked seltzer surges Beverage companies are looking to dethrone White Claw, which is the United States' top-selling spiked seltzer brand.
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Neither party seeks to claw back power from the presidency, because each side wants its respective team to exercise executive authority.
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You know, instead of trying to learn the "bear claw" and "old lady" from a wacky teacher like Phoebe on Friends.
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Unfortunately, there's no Sexy Boba Tea or Sexy Can of White Claw or Sexy Popeye's Chicken Sandwich—at least not yet.
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Summer may be over but popularity of White Claw and Boston Beer's Truly spiked seltzer is still raging, according to Guggenheim.
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When someone is able to claw through to the highly uncomfortable underneath, where truth and discovery and humor and catharsis live.
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The Trump administration has canceled or is trying to claw back as much as $3.5 billion in federal allocations from California.
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Limitations on which businesses qualify for the 25 percent "pass through" rate could be another way to claw back some revenue.
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Flaked crab claw meat lends sweetness to a musky nam ya curry, commonly made with minced fish, alongside skinny rice noodles.
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"We found a way to claw back and get that win for him," Palmieri said of the game against the Wild.
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It's "extraordinary" to see Congress working to claw back power from the executive branch in a matter of days, said Sen.
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A vanishingly small number of such people have even begun to claw their way toward mainstream respectability after serving their sentences.
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If it's not possible to flee, claw at the shark's eyes or gills in hopes of stopping it, the report said.
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He hopes to reduce the U.S. trade deficit with lower-cost Mexico and claw back jobs, particularly in the automotive industry.
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Near the end of his journey, Severian has an epiphany about the relic (a thorn in the shape of a claw) that came from the cathedral that burned: The thorn was a sacred Claw because all thorns were sacred Claws; the sand in my boots was sacred sand because it came from a beach of sacred sand.
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Sales of White Claw are up roughly 250% in 533 compared to the previous year, according to data from Nielsen, with the brand saying in October that White Claw had already seen retail sales of $638 million this year, and the brand now says it can top $1.5 billion in sales by the end of 2019.
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The threat of retroactive tax rulings that claw back foreign companies' gains, a frequent occurrence under previous regimes, is not entirely gone.
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She hugs me, the way she does when she's really drunk and can't tell that her claw is digging into my ribs.
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You can clearly see the texture of the skin and scales, as well as four-toed claw marks, which are extremely rare.
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That's OK, a robot with long, winding arms can pick up the trash with its claw and store it in its stomach.
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Blood pours from the sky; people scream; the archbishop–the camera lingering on his long, claw-like nails–is consumed by flames.
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It has been looking for ways to claw back market share from Walmart, the world's biggest retailer, and German discount chain Aldi.
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A quarter century ago, Steven Spielberg created velociraptors that were viscerally compelling enough to toe-claw tap dance straight into our nightmares.
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Either way, the one-time golden boy of Florida is going to have to scrap and claw to get back into politics.
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The restaurant's owner, identified only as Mr. Li told the outlet that he'd paid $3,000 to buy the claw machine from China.
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Cold Counsel by Chris Sharp Slud of the Blood Claw Clan, Bringer of Troubles, was born during a massive and terrible storm.
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Most fascinatingly, Balerion the Black Dread — again, the fiercest dragon to ever grace Westeros — also came back severely wounded with claw marks.
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"Rosneft wants to claw back some volumes and deal directly with many customers in Asia," a source familiar with Rosneft's strategy said.
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She has ordered Ireland to claw back up to 13 billion euros ($13.8 billion) in back taxes from iPhone maker Apple (AAPL.
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Because plans can't conduct "spread pricing" in Medicare, they claw back money from pharmacies, based on those inflated prices, through different means.
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Tewolde also wants to claw back market share on routes to and from the continent, dominated by Turkish and Gulf carrier Emirates.
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It did manage to claw in a little funding at the end of 2015 to keep going, albeit as much leaner fish.
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