P. and I both get ready, and climb into bed.
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His wife and several children climb into the back rows.
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I do my skin care routine and climb into bed.
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I choose to be buried and climb into the casket.
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I head home, rush through the routine, and climb into bed.
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I wash my face, make some coffee, and climb into bed.
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Climb into the cockpit of a plane and start it up.
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But the tree stand they planned to climb into was missing.
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Amy Klobuchar is still seeking to climb into that top tier.
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Another photo showed a goat appearing to climb into the truck.
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As we climb into a rickety elevator, Wu is beaming with excitement.
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We have to build other houses, and climb into each other's windows.
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The suit will allow astronauts to climb into it from the back.
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Security Finance offers loans at rates that often climb into triple-digits.
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I leave around midnight and climb into bed when I get home.
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Let them climb into bed with you any hour of the night.
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In the afternoon, it gets cloudy and temperatures climb into the 103s.
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Temperatures are expected to climb into the 20s and 30s on Friday.
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That's for kids who might climb into the box and get trapped.
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On Sundays, Marc would climb into his father's 1970 Buick station wagon.
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I wash my face, text P. the good news, and climb into bed.
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Fit-looking grandparents climb into a train carriage, shepherding grandchildren to their seats.
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He tried to see if he could climb into his shirt and disappear.
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We see the firefighters climb into their trucks and retreat down the road.
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I groan when I realize what time it is, and climb into bed.
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But it is not designed to hit them as they climb into space.
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Mr. Verhoosel said the death toll was expected to climb into the hundreds.
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I climb into a shower, leaving my kids in the tight clutches of Netflix.
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The level of negative-yielding global debt is continuing its climb into the stratosphere.
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I immediately wash my face and climb into bed, and am out within seconds.
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This hole certainly seems large enough for an enterprising young frog to climb into.
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As an adult and as a man, I could not climb into her head.
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Anyone who wants can simply climb into one and drive it away for free.
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The total damages from the floods, though, is likely to climb into the billions.
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You climb into the side, kneel and then place your bum in the seat.
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But they did climb into the mail truck and helped themselves to her lunch.
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That per-night cost can climb into the mid-$700s at peak travel times.
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But unlike real Christmas trees, you'll want your kitty to climb into this decoration.
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They love to climb into our bed, suddenly we find ourselves a little cramped.
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On Christmas Day, areas in the region could see temperatures climb into the 70s.
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As an adult and as a man, I could not climb into (Natasha's) head.
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We climb into bed around 229:229 and read and unwind before going to sleep.
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We slip out after an hour or so and climb into bed right before midnight.
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Capela missed the free throw and the Nuggets immediately initiated their slow climb into contention.
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We climb into the sky, the rocket piercing its way through the small clouds above.
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Police in Louisiana believe they used a footstool to climb into their father's unlocked truck.
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As I was about to climb into that beat up old Volkswagon, Ernesto stopped me.
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When the time comes for the Extreme Star Fight, six wrestlers climb into the ring.
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I didn't want to try and climb into mine because I was afraid to move.
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As you climb into the van, you misstep, causing you to fall on your stomach.
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EARLY BEDTIME I climb into bed around 9:30 and watch the news some more.
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They're thick without being heavy and they feel cool every time I climb into bed.
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David Leonhardt This week, millions of Americans will climb into their cars to visit family.
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I turn on The Office and climb into bed with a large bottle of water.
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When Jennifer Lopez invites you to climb into her fur, you're supposed to say yes.
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Two feminists climb into a rental car, drive 13,000 miles, and walk into a bar.
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Confidence: High Thursday continues sunny skies with increasing temperatures, as highs climb into the 40s.
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Tiger Woods had a 280 on Saturday to climb into a tie for 2100th place.
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Shift A comedian and an astrophysicist climb into a jet car — what could possibly go wrong?
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They climb into bed as usual, and Gypsy looks longingly at her mother one last time.
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We walk past the ceiling that looks like nothingness and climb into the ornate choir section.
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I climb into bed and check if I ever received a Venmo request for the food.
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Too narrow for adults to climb into, rescuers began digging out the 40-meter deep well.
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Winter's last hurrah arrives just a week after the region saw temperatures climb into the 60s.
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The water required to produce some foods can climb into the hundreds of gallons per serving.
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The temperature, below freezing in the morning, will climb into the mid-40s by early afternoon.
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In today's 360 video, climb into the ring at a boxing club for girls in Karachi.
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I'd watched people burst into tears, climb into one another's laps, and pretend to be God.
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But when you climb into a fuel-scarce, high-altitude environment, the more efficient engine is optimal.
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Watch famed test pilot Chuck Yeager climb into the low slung cockpit of the Bell X-1.
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Dad and I and my son Dan, then 11, got the chance to climb into the plane.
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"And don't allow children to climb into the stroller by themselves, because this is how it tips."
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Brysen had begun his climb into the pit when a man slid down the edge opposite him.
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The nuns would climb into the back seat of the car and begin to say the Rosary.
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Why did Alek Minassian allegedly climb into a van on Monday and kill ten people in Toronto?
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Every few weeks, I climb into a chair in the dusty back room of a barber shop.
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Jefferson tried to climb into the stands after being hit with what looked like a plastic bottle.
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Keeping in mind that the cost for particularly nasty, and moneyed, divorces can climb into the millions.
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I climb into bed with D. and some snacks and put on a movie to distract me.
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The only way to limit spending in Congress is for everyone to climb into the boat together.
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Look for Zverev to climb into the top 10 this year after his breakout year in 2016.
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But even so, with a warmer air mass, highs should climb into the low-to-mid 50s.
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One of the main questions he receives is how he is able to climb into his tent.
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While I wait for the dog, I hear my daughter leave her room and climb into my bed.
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Then I jump in the shower to wash my hair, put on my jammies, and climb into bed.
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Most folks would rather climb into a storm drain and take their chances with a deranged circus clown.
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I jump in the shower really quick, eat the leftover sushi bowl from yesterday, and climb into bed.
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After brushing (and flossing!) my teeth, I climb into bed and read an article from a scientific journal.
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A forecast by IHS Automotive indicates pure electric model sales could climb into the millions by mid-decade.
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The couple then ordered her to get a hinged, plastic container and climb into it, police have said.
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Meanwhile, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could see defections from disgruntled Democrats climb into the double digits.
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"You know that song, 'I'm Coming Out' by Diana Ross?" she asks as we climb into her car.
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That said, other analysts predict bitcoin can climb into the tens of thousands in the next few years.
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My son admired the trains circling the tracks and tried to climb into the displays while we waited.
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I've already lit a candle in our room and turned down our bed so it's ready to climb into.
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There will also be areas that will see temperatures climb into the 22016s Fahrenheit, or above 25 degrees Celsius.
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Wake up my boyfriend when I climb into bed and get him to warm me up (sorry not sorry!).
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I'm still thinking about it two hours later, when we climb into the van to drive to the Yanggakdo.
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I climb into bed and just close my eyes, hoping I don't wake up too often in the night.
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According to the documents, a drill instructor once ordered another Muslim recruit to climb into into a clothes dryer.
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I put my son to bed and climb into bed to watch The Blacklist before I go to sleep.
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Over in Southeast Asia, Indonesia's climb into investment-grade status has attracted "much more international investor interest," he added.
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Now go forth like Charlie Brown or Snoopy and enjoy the beautiful day: Highs will climb into the 21s.
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The jury decided Sergeant Felix also ordered Rekan Hawez, a native of Iraqi Kurdistan, to climb into the dryer.
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I guess we wouldn't really mind being quarantined if it meant a prince would accidentally climb into our apartments.
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Once the Atlas V deploys the Starliner tomorrow, the capsule will ignite its own engines and climb into orbit.
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He will also climb into a simulator and test out the changes Boeing engineers have made to the Max.
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"K-9 Rocky then began to climb into the rear of the ambulance, showing interest in [him]," the report states.
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Click here to view original GIFDo you find yourself going to war every time you climb into bed at night?
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"She'll go through zippers, tear through backpacks, strollers, climb into the stroller... very dexterous," a park-goer told Q13 News.
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During the rocket's climb into orbit, the main engine on the Atlas V shut down six seconds earlier than expected.
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Weekend warning: Heat indexes will climb into the triple digits for Washington and the East Coast between Friday and Monday.
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Your days of trying to convince drunk sorority girls to climb into your platform bed are half a decade past.
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"With history as a guide, its most recent climb into the 4% Club looks like another selling opportunity," Segner said.
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Analysts expect gas prices to continue their climb into the summer as drivers hit the road and oil prices rise.
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England's Eddie Pepperell returned a 66 to climb into second position on 132, one ahead of Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat (67).
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I remember Joe always taking him to the gym ... he used to climb into the hoops while we were playing.
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Your child can climb into it themselves and will then be slightly contained while they "help" you in the kitchen.
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Moving through the molting trees, Bobby saw the beige-colored brutalist slab of the shopping center climb into the skyline.
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"Okay, so, you ladies hold onto this," she says as Sophia and four of her friends climb into the golf cart.
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A group of us climb into a Tesla X, buckle up, and our driver rolls us into the surprisingly narrow tunnel.
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In February 21, as he left a supermarket, armed men pulled up and told Arredondo to climb into a white van.
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With Trump's support the UFC was able to make moves to bigger venues and begin the long climb into cultural legitimacy.
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"In other words, something about having sex, for these women, allows bacteria to climb into the bladder more easily," she says.
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Astronauts traveling from Earth will dock at the Gateway and climb into the landers on their way to the Moon's surface.
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You climb into the cavern, and jolt away from the ceiling as the serrated edge below its lip rakes your hair.
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The men drove him to a secluded spot where they ordered him to climb into a coffin in a deep ditch.
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Be careful when you tell fellow partygoers to climb into your fur — it's possible only JLo can pull that line off.
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In order for China to climb into the last four, two of the five teams above it have to slip up.
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Light flurries might start by the time you climb into bed tonight, and you can expect them to continue into Friday.
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At any point within this time window, the user can climb into the capsule, close the hatch, and press the button.
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Then we climb into his distinctly un-Reacher-like electric blue S.U.V. and begin a drive straight out of his novel.
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Yasser ran outside, picked up Amer and managed to climb into their car before succumbing to the effects of the gas.
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Local police are also investigating the actions of the parents of the young child, who managed to climb into the enclosure.
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Officers were able to climb into the hole and give the man aid before pulling him to the surface, police said.
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Wearing a life jacket is mandatory, so we slide on the cold, wet vests and gingerly climb into the rocky, freezing water.
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Sixteen passengers at a time will climb into pods that travel 150 mph on a high-speed rail, according to the company.
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I finish washing dishes, drink a beer, and continue watching The Path until I climb into bed and put on Chewing Gum.
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And moderate candidates -- some, like South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, fighting to climb into the top tier; others, like Minnesota Sen.
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Temperatures are expected to climb into the 50s Fahrenheit (12C), according to AccuWeather, making it difficult to keep the ice properly frozen.
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I shower, prep my lunch for tomorrow, and climb into bed to watch the season finale of Summer House before passing out.
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"She kept on screaming that she wanted me to let her climb into the trash," Hilaria told PEOPLE's Celeb Parents Get Real.
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I climb into bed with a really drunk boy who is already passed out and read news articles until I fall asleep.
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He was shot while trying to climb into the window of his own home because they thought he was breaking and entering.
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We're sleeping in the conservatory and it's freezing, so I layer up and we climb into bed with a hot water bottle.
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On the technical front, spot gold may climb into a range of $13,461-$1,474 per ounce, said Reuters technical analyst Wang Tao.
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They'd last seen her climb into a silver Toyota Innova minivan with the Canadians, mid-afternoon, to go look at another property.
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So the ride-hail company just rolled out a new app redesign to push riders to climb into the back seat together.
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Several team members tried to climb into the crevice to help her, but were unable to do so, even as Dumbre fainted.
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The Fighting Illini won four straight and five of their last six games to climb into consideration for an at-large bid.
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Mr. Stringer joins a chorus of advocates around the country promoting credit building as a way to climb into the middle class.
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If we missed him or wanted comfort when he wasn't home, we'd just climb into the chair and let it envelop us.
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Tonight, the trio will climb into a Russian Soyuz capsule docked to the station and then make the three-hour journey home.
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Mostly sunny skies help morning temperatures climb into the 30s to near 503, with afternoon highs near 50 to the low 50s.
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As for the goats, they can each consume 4 to 10 pounds of vegetation a day and even climb into trees for food.
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"She kept on screaming that she wanted me to let her climb into the trash," Hilaria, 34, tells PEOPLE's Celeb Parents Get Real.
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Though it's never actually discussed, in Vers' flashbacks to her time on Earth as Carol, we see Maria climb into her fighter plane.
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Other cats prefer to bat off fragile decorations or climb into the heart of the tree and make a home among the branches.
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We did not intend for this art showing to turn into an all-night affair, so we decide to just climb into bed.
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Producers entered the year expecting to see oil continue to climb into the mid-$50s a barrel, not slip to the mid-$40s.
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But if there's a historic landmark I could climb into while someone tells me a story about it, I'd be interested in going.
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He then used his chair to climb into the rafters and escaped the building ... then stole a truck that was left running nearby.
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All are in their late 70s, leaving a younger generation of restless Democrats clamoring for a chance to climb into the leadership ranks.
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" — Debra Messing (@DebraMessing) February 19, 2016 "You never really understand a person… until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.
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One group went so far as to climb into the scoop of a garbage truck to get a better view of the place.
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While on a research project in Sierra Leone last year, Nga Luong says one of her professors tried to climb into her bed.
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In other parts of the footage, investigators were able to see the attacker climb into a car, a Chevrolet Trailblazer, and drive away.
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I told you I wake up early, so I climb into bed thinking I'm not going to fall asleep, but inevitably I do.
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In the high-stakes game of tax collecting, states can seek unpaid tax bills that climb into the tens of millions of dollars.
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In the racing experience hub, guests can climb into the saddle and use a simulator to learn how to ride like a jockey.
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It goes on to describe how he eventually pulled over the car so he could climb into the back seat, the suit alleges.
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But over time, the satellites will climb into higher orbits, where they'll be slightly less visible, and will spread out from one another.
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Armed with a list of what he needs, he and a colleague, Orion Hernandez, climb into a beat-up van reeking of McDonald's.
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"With history as a guide, its most recent climb into the 21% Club looks like another selling opportunity," Segner said in a note.
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He went into two hotels, falling asleep in the hallway of one of them, and tried to climb into an off-duty taxi.
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FAIRBANKS, Alaska — Never climb into an airplane cockpit in winter without your best military-grade arctic boots, rated to minus 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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In recent weeks, pictures of children being held outside — having to sleep on the ground — have raised alarms, as temperatures climb into summer.
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The separation and subsequent soul-searching ("my plans were crumbling around me") prompted her to leave the firm and climb into Chicago politics.
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Sometime next week, Bertrand Piccard will climb into the single seat, featherweight aircraft and take off from Oahu's Kalaeloa Airport, bound for North America.
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We crawl upstairs, I quickly take the pup outside (she is confused and thinks it's her morning walk), and then we climb into bed.
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From there, the rocket will drop from the wing and ignite its main engine a few moments later in order to climb into space.
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The landscape is surveyed 24 hours a day by a rotating cast of armed watchmen who climb into a fire tower with broken windows.
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They track hackers, and for annual fees that can climb into the seven figures, they try to spot and thwart attacks before they happen.
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Visitors can climb into Ricardo Basbaum's steel cages or take in a floor-to-ceiling, multiscreen display of international artists and their work spaces.
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One day, she said, two men were about to climb into a car and one of them stopped to look at Ms. Bell's piece.
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Just like Verlander, Strasburg's pitch count is starting to climb into the range of wondering how much longer he will be in the game.
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Temperatures continue to climb into the workweek as a slow-moving front generates the chance of off-and-on showers later tomorrow into midweek.
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Bloomberg managed to climb into a tie with Sanders in Virginia, a tie in Oklahoma with Biden and is leading in Arkansas, polls show.
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They are the people whose friends have ladders, and the willingness to bring it over, climb into the second story, and check on them.
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Temperatures in the central part of the country are expected to climb into the 60s on Christmas Day, though Minneapolis may be an exception.
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Guests who get a pod on the upper level can climb into the capsule using one of the handy ladders attached to the side.
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After a volcanic mud bath, she and Mr. Wiley went for a walk on the beach, where they found a hammock to climb into.
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As the attackers climb into their getaway van, Makarov reveals that he knew all along Allen was an American spy, and shoots him dead.
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I start to get too sleepy and don't think I could power through another episode, so we climb into bed and turn off the lights.
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Cofounder of Food Strategy, Robert Green, dressed for the bad taste party with booze in hand and about to climb into a strip club car.
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People hang out in the Crown Fountain as temperatures climb into the nineties with a heat index reaching as high as 23 degrees, July 19.
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Tate, meanwhile, is the catalyst of the Wildcats&apos climb into contention in the Pac-12 South with consecutive wins over Colorado, UCLA and California.
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Over time, the foxes became more dog-like: they're not skittish around people, though they might not climb into your lap for a cuddle, either.
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For more than a month, Christie continued a steady climb into the top candidate-not-named-Donald-Trump tier of GOP candidates in the state.
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The program bought her a heating pad and containers to hold her clothes so she wouldn't have to climb into her attic to store them.
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As you navigate the streets in Wednesday's blood-boiling temperatures, which are expected to climb into the 90s, imagine a New York City without taxis.
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He possesses voice rather than merely style, and you climb into his new novel, "All That Man Is," as if into an understated luxury car.
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One of the suspects allegedly told police that Slenderman is the site's supposed leader, and to climb into his realm, a user must kill someone.
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Family and friends I spoke with reported a feeling of euphoria as they watched the rocket climb into the sky, carrying their loved ones' ashes.
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Mathew says the tale will start from the group's humble beginnings, chronicling its rise to superstardom, plus his own pioneering climb into the music industry.
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She also was in on the sexual abuse, Lyle says, forcing him to climb into bed with her and "touch her" when he was 11.
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However, for the southern and eastern suburbs the forecast is more complicated as temperatures are likely to climb into the low to even mid-40s.
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Guests can climb into a sleeping pod and find everything they need — including an outlet, a small locker, a reading light, and an alarm clock.
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Sturdiness: For safety and comfort, the frame shouldn't shake when occupants climb into bunk (especially up to the upper berth) or roll around (within reason).
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For some reason, the pheromones didn't turn me into the type of person who's eager to climb into strange beds with strange women/crotchety retirees.
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For roughly 95 percent of the population, that should be all that's needed to eliminate motion sickness until the next time they climb into a vehicle.
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A rescue worker then climb into the ice himself to retrieve the dog, and the two were pulled to safety by the rest of the team.
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In other words, when you climb into your first self-driving car in 2021, it will almost certainly be built by one of those four companies.
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Russian assets worth 50% of GDP are held offshore; countries such as Venezuela, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates climb into the 60-70% range.
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Climb into a giant, human-sized autonomous drone, type in the address for your destination, and sit back and relax while the machine flies you there.
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He also says that he himself was able to scale a tree and climb into the open window on the brownstone's second floor without any trouble.
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I buckle my seat belt, and then double-check it after I climb into the back of a white, black, and orange Toyota Prius V wagon.
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If Grubbs' math is correct, and caucus turnout is at traditional levels, he believes Paul could be the surprise here and climb into the top tier.
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We climb into the cab of Uncle Basil's four-by-four pickup, which is jacked up higher than should be allowed for any man his age.
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Polls showed that work paid was paying off earlier this year, as Christie began a steady climb into the top tier of candidates not named Trump.
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Under the GOP's vision, the number of cancellations will climb into the millions, and leave no alternatives for those who lose their plans to opt into.
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It has markedly improved the quality of my sleep, and it's something that has made me genuinely excited to climb into bed after a long day.
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According to the queen bee theory, a female senior manager should have a more negative impact on the other women trying to climb into professional ranks.
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He'll climb into the return capsule a few minutes before 4:30 with cosmonauts Mikhail Kornienko and Sergey Volkov, who are also headed back to Earth.
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They climb into the alpine to harvest berries and, starting in midsummer, they congregate along the valley's creeks and rivers to fish when the salmon run.
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As I climb into bed to join my partner, who is reading her latest novel, I get an email that I have to respond to immediately.
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Once a ship was spotted, the crew would don heavy gear and climb into small boats that had been lowered over the side by a crane.
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Or here's another alternative: You can press a button on your phone when you get off the plane, climb into a Lyft or Uber and go.
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It was pretty rough to log into her account and see the loss climb into the tens of thousands just as her adult life was starting.
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If they're told to get down on the ground, or to climb into a patrol car while handcuffed, how quickly can they comply if they're frail?
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Here commuters stream off trains from Hamburg (local unemployment is 210%), climb into big cars and zip home to neat houses with solar panels on the roof.
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When the siblings Jack and Annie climb into their treehouse, they don't end up in an ordinary play space but often in a distant land and time.
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Koch, 41, was scheduled to climb into a Russian Soyuz capsule docked at the station with two other returning crew members and depart at 9:30 p.m.
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The cost of races for the U.S. House and Senate can easily climb into the millions, but a state legislative campaign is often between $100,000 and $150,000.
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Bourmeche said Felix and Eldridge ordered him to do pushups and other exercises in the shower, then told him to climb into an industrial-size clothes dryer.
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In fact, New York City could set seasonal highs on Tuesday and Wednesday, as temperatures climb into the 80's, breaking records that have stood since 1928.
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Understand pets outside may look for unique places to stay warm Be aware that feral cats may climb into vehicle engines to seek warmth during cold weather.
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It might climb into bed with the Economic Freedom Fighters, a black-nationalist group that outdoes Mr Zuma in its racist demagoguery and disregard for economic reality.
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I know I'd climb into one if given the chance, despite my misgivings — but I'm enamored by smart home technology so I can't be trusted on this.
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In the morning the president would mount his gray horse or climb into a carriage and commence the daily commute to his office at the White House.
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But for now, my colleagues will not climb into the cockpit until they absolutely feel that their airplane is safe for its most valued customer, their passengers.
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For a nearby piece, the instructions — handwritten on a pedestal alongside a tiny inked illustration — direct visitors to climb into a sweater, putting both legs in one arm.
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Across town, Luke (Alex MacNicoll) can't bring himself to climb into bed with Helena, as he believes he was the one who shot the bullet that killed Dewey.
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As I climb into the backseat, there's not much to indicate this Uber is the latest front in the race to kick humans out of the driver's seat.
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Shortly before each execution, David Dormire would climb into his car carrying an envelope stuffed with more than $20173,22017 in cash, nearly all of it in $240.6 bills.
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But Mr. Kasich's tenure at the bank may become newly relevant in the campaign if he continues his climb into the top tier of candidates in New Hampshire.
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Today (Tuesday): Morning showers will end around midday, with some breaks in the cloud cover later this afternoon as temperatures climb into the middle 240s to near 250.
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The lucid imagery of the lyrics combined with a chilling sample of Karma's "Once" lurch the brain between concerned sympathy and wanting to climb into the clouds too.
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Children either climb into a car on their own or an adult leaves them in the car because that person is overly distracted and preoccupied with other things.
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Houston is coming off a 224-230 home loss to AAC West leader Memphis that cost the Cougars a chance to climb into first place in the division.
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Even now, tickets are sold out well beyond Miranda's exit from the cast, and reseller listings often climb into the thousands of dollars for a single good seat.
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So she wasn't about to climb into a fat suit for "Tully," her second collaboration, after "Young Adult," with the director Jason Reitman and the screenwriter Diablo Cody.
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We climb into the boat and our lobsterman for the day, Sam Lowe, reverses us out into the Firth of Forth, the estuary that borders the North Sea.
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He intended to slip the magenta into his briefcase, climb into the armored car, ride to Kennedy International Airport and fly off with the briefcase on his lap.
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Green-clad soldiers strap on their helmets and load their guns, while white-clad European cease-fire observers pocket their notebooks, climb into their cars and drive away.
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This solution would cut down on fuel costs by ensuring that each individual drone would only have to glide downward, instead of fighting gravity to climb into airspace.
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The news comes following confirmation earlier Wednesday of the 11th US death from the disease as the global toll of coronavirus deaths continues to climb into the thousands.
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After a 903-290 start and a climb into the national top 281, Seton Hall finished 22-15 overall, with a 6-12 record in the Big East.
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This year, on our way to Obertauern, we drove past the Chiemsee, one of the placid Bavarian lakes you pass before you begin the climb into the mountains.
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Rental prices run around $1,400 for a studio apartment and $3,000 to $19193,000 for a two-bedroom, and can climb into the $7,000s for a three-bedroom house.
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In the central and southern US, temperatures will climb into the 60s and 70s Wednesday, and in the Northeast and Midwest, temperatures will reach the 40s and 50s.
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Anaheim has been on fire since late December, earning points in 14 of its last 17 games (12-3-2) to climb into third place in the division.
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What you're actually smelling when you climb into a new vehicle is a combination of odors from things like adhesives and the fabrics in the car's seats and carpet.
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The Great White Dyno As the morning sun sends long shadows scooting across the salt, we climb into my rented SUV and set out along the 8-mile course.
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I feed our girl-cat, since she got shorted during breakfast this morning, and then climb into bed to play Solitaire on my phone and rest for a while.
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"The computer broke down and a radio astronomer had to climb into the dome of the radio telescope to redirect the antenna by hand towards the moon," says Rocard.
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Then they got into their bathing suits and Luke helped JoJo gingerly climb into the tub, one toe at a time, because the water was too hot for her.
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With continued success at the Challenger level, his ranking may steadily climb into the Top 100, which would allow him to enter main draws at Grand Slam events directly.
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Need for speed: Climb into the cockpit with Kasey Kahne, Chase Elliott, Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr., the superstar Nascar drivers with Hendrick Motorsports, during their 2016 season.
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Yet the play's innate intimacy and winking, satirical style — actors literally climb into a giant, cartoon-green, oversize plant puppet when they're "eaten" — benefits from its new, smaller stage.
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But with the Raptors, the question isn't whether they are capable of beating other second-tier teams, but what they have to do to climb into the first tier.
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In this show, finding out that a woman wants to climb into bed with Noah is like finding out that a child wants ice cream three times a day.
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BEFORE HU JINZHOU began his climb into the foothills of fame, as a professional player of computer games in China's multi-billion-dollar livestream industry, he was a schoolboy tearaway.
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Although their eyes and ears are hardly mature at this stage, their nose, mouth, and front limbs are developed enough to climb into their mother's pouch, where they continue growing.
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Following the ceremony, the newlyweds will climb into the Ascot Landau carriage from the Royal Mews to take them on their first horse-drawn journey through the streets of Windsor.
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If you're visiting Yosemite, don't feed the bears, don't hit the bears with your cars, stay away, and don't try to climb into bed with them while they're already sleeping.
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If you are, say, over the age of 3, chances are someone has told you not to climb into a van, parked in an alley, with a bunch of strangers.
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Following the ceremony, the newlyweds will climb into the Ascot Landau carriage from the Royal Mews to take them on their first horse-drawn journey through the streets of Windsor.
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Getting the public to climb into an enclosed tube with no windows that moves at nearly the speed of sound may not be as difficult as it sounds, added Yarusevych.
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But as more women climb into these seats of power, they're making it easier for the women who come after them to succeed, and laying the groundwork for future generations.
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It was not immediately clear why Almeter did not let go soon after the balloon started ascending, but he may have been trying to climb into the basket, O'Donnell said.
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Bright lights in the Burks facility reportedly keep children from sleeping well, for example — and they can be disciplined if they try to climb into a parent's bed for comfort.
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One man can be heard calling the senator "turtle head" and repeatedly saying "we know where you live" as the senator and two dining companions climb into their parked vehicle.
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With a top-17 finish at the United States Women's Open, being played at CordeValle Golf Club, she could climb into the top 15 and secure a berth at Rio.
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Lorenzo Simonelli, the head of G.E.'s energy business, said the cost savings alone justify the merger, even if oil prices do not climb into triple digits again anytime soon.
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Currently ranked 75th in the world, he needs to climb into the top 50 in the next four weeks, or better yet win a tournament, to qualify for Augusta National.
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She also photographed the people she sees as the "unsung heroes of sanitation in Haiti," the "bayakou" who often strip down and climb into pit latrines to clean them out.
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DOGS AND APPS By 11 or so, we pull out the dog mats — the room is small so dogs take up most of the floor space — and climb into bed.
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Mr. Emanuel left his City Hall office on Friday night to a crush of clapping city workers and passers-by, who watched him climb into a vehicle and pull away.
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Cattle and horses graze in the pastures that line the roads and highways, and the cowboys do not bother to take off their hats when they climb into their trucks.
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Webs of duct tape, the ladder one must climb into the unfinished attic, hot as a coffin— going up the light bulb shatters against my skull and the shadows deepen.
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The British stalwart's biggest like-for-like rival, TUI, saw its shares jump almost 2100% on Monday morning and continued to climb into Tuesday, closing at 959.6 pence per share.
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They're as big as the lounge chairs in the renovated chains, but they don't recline; they have footrests like barbershop chairs, and you have to sort of climb into them.
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The Capitals took their sixth loss in the last nine games with a 5-1 drubbing in Columbus, giving the Flyers the chance to climb into the division's top spot.
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Because Bratchley was experienced, he was able to find an air bell that was large enough for him to climb into until he was rescued later Wednesday evening, ABC News reports.
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The Washington Capitals look to continue their dominance in the all-time series and climb into first place in the Metropolitan Division when they visit the surging Boston Bruins on Thursday.
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Read MoreAmid the turmoil, more Chinese climb into upper middle class "You find your niche and run away from the commodity business," said Dale "Mac" McIntosh, owner of Custom Powder Systems.
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As the lead engineer on a project earlier in my career, I watched my pilot friend climb into the cockpit of a prototype aircraft and fly it for the first time.
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A 16-year-old boy fell to his death while attempting to climb into his room from the balcony of a Royal Caribbean cruise ship last Friday, according to multiple outlets.
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And shortly before shooting season 3, he broke his ankle while trying to climb into the window of his London flat when he lost his keys following a night of drinking.
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The staff were told by experts that it was too dangerous to allow such a thing, that unsupervised residents would climb into the fountain or eat the leaves off the bushes.
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But on September 11, 2001, Nowrouzzadeh was a freshman at George Washington University, which is close enough to the Pentagon that students could see plumes of smoke climb into the sky.
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"I always choose a waterproof protector because people sweat in their sleep and if you have kids who climb into your bed, well, you know what's going to happen," she said.
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CUBS CLIMB INTO FIRST Eddie Butler pitched three-hit ball into the sixth inning, Kris Bryant hit a two-run homer and host Chicago beat Miami for its fourth straight win.
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Manchester City overcame striker Gabriel Jesus's early departure because of an injury to defeat host Bournemouth, 2-883, and climb into second place in the Premier League, 8 points behind Chelsea.
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But at the end of his workday at Walmart, he'd frequently leave his office in Arkansas, climb into a small propeller plane and head to Kansas City for an evening game.
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Theoretically, passengers would climb into a pod that is levitated by magnets inside a vacuum-sealed tube, and then that pod will be shot through the tube to wherever it's going.
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But taking the hyperloop from concept to reality will mean overcoming several hurdles, including costs that could climb into the billions and bureaucratic red tape that goes along with building transportation systems.
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Simmons scored six points, grabbed 11 rebounds and handed out 10 assists for the 210ers, who have won five in a row to climb into fourth place in the Eastern Conference standings.
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The Brazilian has proven how dangerous he can be, and a win would get the fans plenty excited as Pettis looks to climb into the higher echelons of his new weight class.
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Kyle Lowry, DeMar DeRozan, and company make for a very solid starting point, and a mix of depth, development, youth, and chemistry has helped the Raptors climb into the league's second tier.
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With a shy, lopsided smile, he will offer a tour of his country, then climb into a helicopter to fly his guest over the skyscrapers and lagoons of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
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"If you read articles about golf or poker — when it&aposs not as physical, people struggle to make the connection," Vaynerchuk said about the esports industry&aposs gradual climb into the mainstream.
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A man in a pickup truck, known to none of them — Mr. Betts never even learned his name — pulled up and shouted for them to climb into the bed of the truck.
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Drinking and driving is now dumb because it's just more convenient to climb into a comfortably appointed UberX after the bar, and pass out safely in the back seat, for just seven bucks.
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Attendees could climb into a mockup of a cabin interior built by the French aerospace company Safran or strap on virtual reality headsets to experience what a flying taxi ride would be like.
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Depending on which estimate you look at, the turnout for Trump is expected to be anywhere from 700,000-20133,000, unless you're counting protesters, in which case, the crowd may climb into seven figures.
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The Portuguese Water Dogs look delighted to be out and about on the first day of spring, and with temperatures starting to climb into the 60s in Washington, D.C., we can't blame them.
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The royal parents took turns holding George in their arms and supporting him standing up on the ground, restraining him as he tried to climb into the enclosure to get at the bilby.
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Suzuki Climbs Hit List Ichiro Suzuki singled twice off Max Scherzer to climb into 32nd place on the career hits list, but the Miami Marlins lost to the visiting Washington Nationals, 8-2.
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Hooked on what he saw up in the night sky, Kageyama built a larger telescope in his teens and twenties, and even constructed a 25-meter wooden rocket, which people could climb into.
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The House, with its passage of the Financial Choice Act, has already made it clear that they are prepared to climb into the Horse to prepare for that sneak attack on consumer protection.
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Rose only made the cut by making a birdie on Friday's final hole, but came out Saturday and shot a 7-under par 64 to climb into the top 10 during the early wave.
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James Corden is taking the Late Late Show to his native England in June, and tapped one of the U.K.'s (and the world's) biggest stars to climb into the famous van: Ed Sheeran.
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This freeform section of the experience allows you to examine the fighter from all sides in VR. You can even climb into the cockpit and futz with the buttons; many of them even work.
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Johnny Damon is sending a huge warning signal to the AL's top dogs ... telling TMZ Sports if the Yankees and Astros let Boston climb into the postseason -- the Sox might just win it all!!!
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We both climb into this narrow bath and sit there with our knees up to our chest, and I could see he was kind of amused, like, I was obviously a really unprofessional hooker.
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The royal parents took turns holding Prince George in their arms and supporting him standing up on the ground, restraining him as he tried to climb into the enclosure to get at the bilby.
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Historically, our economic greatness rests on a simple principle: When the middle class thrives, and when there is ample opportunity for those who work hard to climb into the middle class, then America thrives.
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She has lived through the heartbreaking purgatory of last place, the recent climb into fourth in the National League East and, just when you figured all the adjectives had been exhausted, the anomalous August.
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Nobody ever closed it while I was there, but it still reminded me how easy it is now for some New Yorkers to climb into the treehouse and pull the ladder up behind them.
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Nobody ever closed it while I was there, but it still reminded me how easy it is now for some New Yorkers to climb into the treehouse and pull the ladder up behind them.
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Our Three Winners One spring afternoon, when it is neither hot nor cold, neither dark nor light, Farris and his mother, Layla, climb into his minivan to make the drive westward to Chapel Hill.
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When Nalini Nadkarni was a kid, she'd run home from school, climb into one of the eight maple trees in her parents' backyard and spend an afternoon there with an apple and a book.
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There is also an exoskeleton that children can climb into and, with a little help from a computer screen, act "as if they were a superhuman-strong robot on a factory floor," she said.
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Surely if one of the clowns in "Slava's Snowshow" should appear silently at your side, wanting to climb into the crowd and surf the seat backs, the decent thing to do is offer a hand?
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You cared so greatly for her parents, helping them climb into the room's awkward recliner, fetching them fresh water almost by the hour, and by answering every one of their medical questions with incredible patience.
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She was given no prenatal care, she said, and was shackled when she was being transported, which kept her from being able to break her fall when she tripped trying to climb into a van.
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It's a room that you climb into like a cave, and I remember being caught off guard by its playfulness; I learned then that art can be immersive and weird and totally distort your senses.
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After an hour of squeezing an eyedropper and scrubbing off the spillage, I would finally don a protective hairnet and climb into bed, a routine I kept up until the spring of my sophomore year.
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Last month, she recalled a time when her and husband Alec Baldwin's oldest child was just 2 years old and found herself wanting to climb into a garbage can at Union Square in New York City.
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Following the ceremony, the newlyweds will climb into the Ascot Landau carriage from the Royal Mews to take them on their first horse-drawn journey through the streets of Windsor to the delight of cheering fans.
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For each phase of the three-stage trial, Annie, Owen, and the seven other trial participants climb into futuristic white chairs, ingest a letter-shaped pill, and upload their consciousness to the G.R.T.A super-computer mainframe.
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Wanes — whose page indicates that the family lives in Pompano Beach, Florida — wrote alongside the video that Nicholas had been playing by himself and "thought it was a good idea" to climb into the empty cooler.
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Yet the influx of newer members over recent cycles — combined with the lengthy leadership bottleneck — has only stoked the simmering frustrations of a younger generation of Democrats seeking a chance to climb into the leadership ranks.
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While she and the others were sleeping, the victim said she heard a noise and woke up to see Milaski in the doorway, who then allegedly tried to climb into bed with her, the report says.
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Recent attempts include "Famous Deaths," in which you climb into a mortuary drawer to be confined with smells and sounds representing the final four minutes of a life, such as John F. Kennedy and Whitney Houston.
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Climb into the back, and you will see a screen mounted between the front seats, showing a digital representation of the world around the car, with other vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists highlighted as clusters of blue dots.
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It could happen to anyone There are typically two set of circumstances that lead to this kind of tragedy: Children either climb into a car on their own or a distracted adult leaves them in the car.
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FRANKFURT, Sept 5 (Reuters) - German maker of household products Leifheit AG is to climb into the SDAX index of German small-cap shares, trading places with Comdirect Bank, stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse said late on Monday.
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Sometimes "Venom," directed by Ruben Fleischer, feels like a David Cronenberg body-horror movie (like "Rabid" or "The Fly") played for slapstick, as when Venom compels Eddie to climb into a lobster tank at a chic restaurant.
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In the past, Trump's madness has pulverized his primary GOP enemies as well as Hillary Clinton, who all thought they could shed their Beltway prim personas to climb into his muddy arena and trade blow for blow.
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Pangs of guilt follow every new study reminding us of this magical panacea, if we would just turn off Netflix, forget our social lives, emails, and all the dishes in the sink, and just climb into bed.
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After a canceled flight, a layover in Ohio, a 90-minute wait for luggage and a bus from Newark to the Port Authority terminal, we were ready to climb into a taxi and head home to Astoria.
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His promoter Tom Loeffler said finding opponents willing to climb into the ring with Golovkin was difficult, which is why Brook's challenge has stoked such interest and meant 17,000 tickets sold in nine minutes, according to promoters Matchroom.
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In the facility currently used for long-term family detention, in Berks County, Pennsylvania, bright lights reportedly keep children from sleeping well, and they can be disciplined if they try to climb into a parent's bed for comfort.
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About 21003 million people are under heat warnings and heat advisories Saturday as daytime temperatures will climb into the mid to upper 22100s --- and feel like more than 220 degrees --- from the Great Plains to the East Coast.
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An untidy, 74-year-old socialist from Vermont should never have been able to climb into the ring with the former first lady, our 67th secretary of state and co-owner of one America's most loved political brands.
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"Our most sweeping successes fighting poverty have emerged when we've offered the American people a core bargain: If you work through the course of your life, the government will help you climb into the middle class," he wrote.
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So it should not have been surprising to anyone who ever had a childhood that the President took the opportunity to climb into the cab of a truck when given the chance in front of the White House.
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In major cities, including Miami, Los Angeles and San Francisco, sightseers who are untrained, unaware of proper escape maneuvers and underdressed for wind-whipped conditions routinely climb into the doors-off helicopters, with regulatory agencies providing scant oversight.
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From there, they planned to ski onto Messner Glacier in western Antarctica and climb into a crosswind from sea level toward the Thiel Mountains, which rise like dorsal fins above an otherwise unbroken sea of snow and ice.
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Following an epic fight to the finish against Michael, three generations of Strode women (Laurie, Laurie's daughter, and Laurie's daughter's daughter) climb into the back of a pickup truck and drive into the night, finally free of their terror.
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Astronauts then suited up and shipped out on a dinghy to climb into the capsule, where they recreated the emergency egress procedures that they'd actually have to run through should the capsule ever wind up in the Pacific Ocean.
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Small children climb into yellow school buses and wave at their parents through the windows; older students step into the buses in their uniforms, their hair still wet from washing; and lovers head to cafes carrying flowers and cake.
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The Children's Gallery is the most interactive, allowing youngsters to climb into a World War I foxhole, paint their faces with camouflage paint, try on uniforms and sit at the controls of a scaled-down Korean War-era helicopter.
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After taking Sonnen down in the fight's opening seconds, Ortiz snaked his way out of a guillotine attempt to climb into full mount, then take his foe's back, and finally, lock up a rear-naked choke for the win.
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Currently lacking the infrastructure necessary to comply with these government regulations, the majority of art dealers would need to implement new policies and potentially hire specialized staff to handle the paperwork — or face steep fines that might climb into the millions.
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In another instance, a pledge was forced to "strip down to his underwear and climb into an ice machine that was half filled with water and half still frozen ice" and stay there for 30 to 45 minutes, the affidavit says.
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The New York Yankees are finding ways to win games again and could climb into first place in the American League East Friday night when they host the Tampa Bay Rays for the second of an important four-game set.
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Other tubs with more bells and whistles include the walk-in tub, designed with a sealing door for elderly or physically disabled people unable to climb into a regular bathtub; the whirlpool, with therapeutic water jets for massage; the air tub.
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And the way they set out to achieve those goals is to climb into gross slabs of metal, machines that at once mock the human form yet also stand in as idealized bodies—cold, powerful extensions of a pilot's will.
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You climb into the shit chamber and let out a few guttural wails until you hear your boss's voice asking if that's you in there, if you're all right, and if you could please hurry it up and post that Instagram.
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School leaders have become so central to sales that a few private firms will now, for fees that can climb into the tens of thousands of dollars, arrange meetings for vendors with school officials, on some occasions paying superintendents as consultants.
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It had become something of an ordeal to prepare her husband, Gene Lewis, for this outing; he has Alzheimer's disease, at 79, and helping him shower and dress, insert hearing aids and climb into the car was a very slow process.
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If, as Atticus Finch famously said, "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view … until you climb into his skin and walk around in it," how do we get our students to do that?
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As I made my way from room to room, things got stranger and stranger — there's a fuzzy monster you can climb into, vertical LED lamps that respond to movement, and stations where you can alter the experiences of other guests.
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The 23-year-old Australian is looking to cap a remarkable year that has seen her win the French Open and climb into pole position in the rankings with victory at the tournament that brings together the eight best ranked players of 2019.
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Then again, in a world where diverse casting is still an uphill battle, that alternate Elba franchise might be one step too far even for a new generation of fans who seem more than ready for Elba to climb into the Aston Martin.
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Details: Temperatures will climb into the mid-to-upper 19703s°C, or upper 90s°F, across Spain, Portugal and France by Tuesday, and could exceed 40°C, or 104°F, by mid-to-late week in a wide swath of Western Europe.
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France's Kevin Mayer finished third in the hurdles with a time of 14.02, but placed better than either of the two leaders in the discus with a throw of 46.78m that allowed him to climb into third place, displacing Germany's Kai Kazmirek.
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The actress plays Deborah Revere, the gun-slinging, bear-skinning, ax-hurling, real-life daughter of Paul, who falls for a guy from 2017 and eventually agrees to climb into his giant duffel bag so they can return to the future together.
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Mercer was on the eighth floor of Royal Caribbean's Harmony of the Seas ship, the Broward Medical Examiner's Office confirmed to PEOPLE in a statement, when he attempted to climb into his room from a nearby balcony because he forgot his room key.
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I know what you're thinking: Just one year after seeing Michael B. Jordan and Jake Gyllenhaal climb into the ring in Creed and Southpaw, respectively, we're getting another boxing movie starring another young actor eager to prove himself by stepping between the ropes?
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It's a lot of fun to sneak through a gorgeously rendered historical city, climb into a heavily guarded structure, track a target, and then leap down from above to make a kill before frantically escaping the scene by skipping from rooftop to rooftop.
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Pushed to the limit for a third Big 533 Conference game in a row, Texas Tech (14-1, 3-23) responded in the second half to erase a rare home deficit and climb into first place all alone in the league standings.
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"Survivor: The Destiny's Child Musical will start its roller coaster tale at the point of humble beginnings and travel through a captivating storyline addressing the layers of evolution -- good and bad -- that Knowles faced during his pioneering climb into the music industry," the statement said.
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Right-hander Trevor Cahill gave up only an infield single over seven innings Saturday afternoon, and the Oakland Athletics completed a 10-game climb into first place in the American League West with a 7-493 victory over the Houston Astros in Oakland, Calif.
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In the afternoons he held his breath, never knowing which girl was going to climb into the passenger seat: the happy one, braces flashing, asking if they could make a really quick stop at Baskin-Robbins; or the other one, the one in pain.
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I slip my tape measure onto my belt, tie my hair back as I run out the door, and climb into the passenger seat of the plumber truck, which is really an aged white minivan with two kinds of pipes strapped to the top.
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This is how puppet animals — like Joey, the affectionate equine hero of "War Horse"; or Rose, the soulful canine romantic in Lee Breuer's "La Divina Caricatura"; or the smart and lonely ape at the center of Nick Lehane's play "Chimpanzee" — climb into our hearts.
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Rather, you are made to care so greatly about the Kim family that during one unbearably tense set-piece, you want to get out of your seat and climb into the cinema screen to try and help the characters out in any way you can.
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With light winds in the morning and mostly sunny skies, temperatures were to climb into the upper 70s F (23 to 103 C). Winds were to pick up through Friday afternoon, with possible gusts of up to 20 mph, making conditions challenging during tee times.
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Senate Republicans have now proposed taxing those stock options as they vest and before startup employees have the opportunity to cash them in, resulting in annual tax bills that could easily climb into the tens of thousands of dollars, say startup founders and venture capitalists.
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The royal mom of three welcomed a group of school kids to the "Back to the Nature" garden she helped design for the Chelsea Flower Show in London on Monday, an outing that saw her roast marshmallows over a fire and climb into the plot's treehouse.
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The government continually drags its heels in its duty to take in its share of Syrian refugees fleeing a war we helped to inflame; as teenagers die atop Eurotunnel trains trying to cross over from Calais, as hundreds desperately climb into the tunnels, we fume about delays.
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Amazonians will be able to break from their daily labors to walk amid the greenery along suspension bridges and climb into meeting spaces resembling bird nests perched in mature trees, where the company expects them to brainstorm—and perhaps even invent the next billion-dollar opportunity.
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Since then, she championed some of the party's greatest victories in decades, including the 2010 enactment of the Affordable Care Act, but she's come under fire more recently from critics in her own party, particularly younger lawmakers who are itching to climb into the leadership ranks.
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"In Raqqa, you are kind of right in the heart of the integrated air defense," said General Harrigian, who likes to climb into the cockpit of an F-22 to get a firsthand look at operations in Syria and at the American-supported Iraqi offensive in Mosul.
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In the spring and summer he flooded the festival circuit, but still found time to climb into the studio to finish recording the Six Paths EP. It was a labor of love—crafted by Dave himself, his long term producer Tyrell "169," and Fraser T Smith.
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He also asked the jury to look at the evidence presented during the trial through his client's eyes, quoting To Kill a Mockingbird: "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view ... until you climb into his skin and walk around in it."
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Hit that like button if this sounds familiar: You climb into bed on a Tuesday and open Instagram to do some light pre-sleep double-tapping, when a Twitter notification from the New York Times lets you know Trump is once again up to some terrifying late-night shenanigans.
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The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has defined five levels of automated driving: Most drivers, accustomed to vehicles operating at Level 0 or Level 1, will not have developed the level of trust necessary to climb into a car operating at Level 4.
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The winner of the contest is expected to take on responsibilities of a traditional beauty queen -- attend community events, take photos with residents and preside over the next year's contest -- but here in Sweetwater, they also agree to climb into a pit of poisonous snakes, decapitate and skin them.
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"A number of lower-tier candidates used the debates to try to climb into the top five, both by owning an issue and going after the candidate that is competing most directly for their segment of voters," said Ben LaBolt, a veteran of former President Obama's 21625 reelection campaign.
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Starting the year before, in second grade, she read every volume of the "Magic Tree House" books in her elementary-school library, a series about two ordinary siblings who climb into their backyard treehouse and time-travel to Pompeii, the Wild West, the ice age, feudal Japan and beyond.
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Even trickier to explain will be how the fully grown man managed not only to trip and fall face-first into the bowl, but —" after his watery and unhygienic death —" how he was also able to extract his own head from his porcelain resting place and climb into a nearby cupboard.
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Jalen Crutcher scored 14 points on 6-of-17 shooting for Dayton (4-2), which overcame missing its first seven shots and 13 of its first 17 to climb into the lead early in the second half, only to get outscored 493-13 over the final 16 minutes of the game.
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And in this instance it was extremely risky: if the deadline arrives and a refiner does not have the required quota of credits, the E.P.A. can enforce fines of $19983,500 a day for each RIN owed until the refiner complies—a figure that would climb into the billions of dollars immediately.
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Going Further In the related article about Mr. Kelly breaking the NASA record for consecutive days in space, Kenneth Chang writes: On Tuesday, a day after turning over command of the International Space Station to a fellow NASA astronaut, Timothy L. Kopra, he will climb into a Russian Soyuz capsule.
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And one of these days Dr. R. K. Smile would receive a call from a motel in the middle of nowhere and then he would have to climb into the G650ER and bring the old man's body back to Atlanta and lay him to rest in Cobb County or Lovejoy.
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In the six seconds it took Ms. Trump to leave her home and climb into a black Secret Service car, a photographer for The Daily Mail, the British tabloid better known for covering the royal family and celebrity scandals, clicked away furiously behind a sidewalk barricade a few yards away.
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On a business trip to Germany for his China-based company, an online photo lab, he detoured to Berlin to try out the Imago, a three-ton steel-and-canvas colossus that required him to climb into a brightly lit chamber to capture his image on life-size photo paper.
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"With the new round of Premier League broadcast deals set to deliver greatly improved domestic broadcast revenues in 2016-17, we expect to see Premier League clubs cementing their places in the top 30 in the coming years, with potential for some of these to climb into the top 20," Bridge said.
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Hundreds of self-driving vehicles are now plying U.S. roadways, and the numbers could climb into the thousands, perhaps even the hundreds of thousands, now that the U.S. Department of Transportation has updated guidelines, easing federal oversight in a bid to encourage automakers and tech companies like Aurora and Alphabet's Waymo to speed up development.
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The animal has earned the reputation of being a unmannerly snack lover, showing a penchant for food with cheese flavors like Cheetos, Goldfish Cheez-its, and other salty treats "She'll go through zippers, tear through backpacks, strollers, climb into the stroller… very dexterous," a park-goer familiar with Kevin's sneaky antics told the FOX affiliate.
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In a hilarious rendition of a story she admits she plans to tell at 5-year-old Carmen Gabriela's future wedding, the mother of four recalled a time when her and Alec Baldwin's oldest child was just 2 years old and found herself wanting to climb into a garbage can at Union Square in New York City.
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This situation isn't hard for urban dwellers to imagine: You've put on the comfiest pair of pajamas and are just about to climb into bed with your favorite book, and that's when it happens: Some jerk honks loudly outside your window, or a group of rowdy neighbors goes nuts with complete disregard for other people's bedtime.
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Perhaps Lady Bird's matriculation at New York University in post-9/11 New York is the most telling choice of all, as that was the era in which its tuition started to climb into the territory of the most expensive private colleges in the US. In 2011, NYU created more student debt than any other (nonprofit) American university.
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"At this point in my career, I could go out with a grand, 21-gun salute, and climb into a rocket and the entire Supreme Court walks out and they jointly press a button, I'm shot up into the air and there's an explosion and it's orange and it spells, 'Good night and God love,'" O'Brien said.
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"If our democracy is to work in this increasingly diverse nation, each one of us must try to heed the advice of one of the great characters in American fiction, Atticus Finch, who said "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view...until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.
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They decide to just climb into their beds as if they've never been gone — "Let us all slip into our beds, and be there when she comes in, just as if we had never been away" — but even after their mother comes in to look at the room before going to bed herself, she doesn't believe it's really them in their beds.
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Now, here, have a billionaire's super-autotuned rap track about a famous deceased gorilla: Tesla/Space X/Boring Company guy Elon Musk has apparently uploaded a SoundCloud track titled "RIP Harambe," about the 17-year-old Western lowland gorilla that was shot to death at a Cincinnati zoo in 2016 after a three-year-old boy climb into his enclosure.
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Before Shadow met Laura, she was a miserable blackjack dealer whose only real comfort was her nightly ritual when she'd get home late, climb into her hot tub, and bring herself to the brink of asphyxiation by liberally spraying insect repellant (the titular "Git Gone") in the few inches of space between the hot water and the hot tub lid.
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Joseph Felix one day after convicting him of abusing more than a dozen trainees at the Marine boot camp at Parris Island, S.C. Among other things, he taunted the Muslims as "terrorists" or "ISIS" and ordered two of them to climb into an industrial clothes dryer, spinning one of them around in the scorching machine until he renounced his faith, the jury decided.
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On Traffic Jams, a rapper and a producer will climb into the back seat of an SUV and, as the car crawls through Los Angeles traffic, the pair will be tasked to create an entirely new song before they arrive at their final destination where "hundreds of fans" will be waiting to hear a live performance of the song, according to a Spotify blog post.
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But the founders believed that it was better to accept some risk for the sake of freedom, and that Dutch people didn't eat bushes or climb into fountains, and, in fact, in all the years that De Hogeweyk has been open only one resident has ever climbed into the fountain, and she did it on purpose, to annoy the staff, because she was angry that she couldn't leave.
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Every day you wash up alone in some bar or restaurant and take your beer among strangers, talking insanely to yourself, looking out on to squares and streets you don't know, and then the following day you climb into a bus going somewhere you haven't yet quite figured out and move in to another bar and restaurant with the same beer and the same flies and the same strangers.
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Right now, my end-of-day beauty routine looks like this: I struggle to tie my short hair back, scoop some coconut oil out of its container (most likely getting it under my nails and on my clothes), rub it over my lids to remove my makeup and especially stubborn mascara, rinse, follow with actual face wash, occasionally exfoliate, pat dry, add acne treatment and moisturizer, and then finally climb into bed.
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The Titanfall subreddit is full of memes making fun of publisher Electronic Arts and developer Respawn Entertainment for chasing the formula of the hottest shooter in the world, Fortnite, and lamenting the fact that Apex Legends seems to have abandoned what defined Titanfall: The giant mechs (titans, as the game calls them) players could call from the sky and climb into to crush their enemies, and the ability to nimbly run along walls.
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Every city has people who intentionally puke on children, throw batteries at players, punch police horses, craft large signs that say "FUCK MILLIE" because 100-year-old people should eat shit too, throw snowballs at Santa Claus, boo the franchise's best quarterback when he was drafted, cheer because Michael Irvin may be potentially paralyzed on the field, throw a beer bottle at the best first baseman in franchise history, or climb into a penalty box to fight Tie Domi.
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