I spent a certain amount of cash at Forbidden Planet Tower Records, the corner store on 9th & 1st, southeast corner, the corner store on 113th & 1st southwest corner the corner store on 7th & 1st, northwest corner, the candy shop on 1st between 7th & 8th with the Mr. Do!
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One corner of the room has a seamless corner window.
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Corner by corner, building by building, we scoured that farm.
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McDermott publishes "Winners Dream: Lessons from Corner Store to Corner Office".
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The driver overshot the corner and stopped on the southeast corner instead.
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The screen is expected to measure 5.8-inches, corner-to-corner with rounded corners.
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And when I say corner of the office, I mean very literally a corner.
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The first corner is where the real excitement is, the second corner as well.
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It's around the corner, up a hill, around another corner, on a different street.
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It has a new edge-to-edge OLED display that stretches from corner to corner.
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The problem was that Puig kept making her visit corner after corner of the court.
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Neymar won the corner, delivered the corner and now he celebrates in the corner with Thiago Silva, who beat his man to the near post and buried a strong header.
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Do the same on the bottom, but work from the outer corner to the inner corner.
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New York City, faced with corner after corner of disused pay phones, took a different tack.
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It is "Nobody puts Baby in a corner" — not "No one puts Baby in the corner."
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The singer gave us a futuristic effect with bold, white paint drawn generously from corner to corner.
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We're talking high-quality lenses with multiple glass elements for the best picture quality, corner to corner.
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Corner Office Adam Bryant has interviewed 525 chief executives through his years writing the Corner Office column.
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Schwartzman, 25, darts from corner to corner, firing back shots with surprising pace with his compact swing.
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In one corner, a maritime and open society; in the other corner, a landlocked and closed society.
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That's why the eCard's breed of communication deserves a corner: a corner that's sweet, simple and irresistibly sincere.
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He wrote of both experiences in his book, Winners Dream: A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office.
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When they called action, I put that moment in the corner into its own corner of my mind.
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Her forehand was locked in, and for the entire match she had Williams running from corner to corner.
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Start in the inner corner of your eye and follow your natural crease to meet the outer corner.
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That paints you into a corner, but it's a good corner, creatively, to try to get out of.
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Fold the bottom left corner to meet the top right corner, forming a triangle and enclosing the filling.
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Imagine pulling up to a six-story parking lot that's wrapped in binary code from corner to corner.
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It's a glass cart, just like any other found from corner-to-corner of Chungking Mansions' ground floor.
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When he's at a party, and he wants to find a corner to hide in—"he's my corner".
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It was a cutter in, started right on the corner, probably just a hair off the inside corner.
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It turns out to not be around the corner, it's a wall around the corner, you're dead. Yeah.
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For $5million, your deal would see your branding on either McGregor or Mayweather's corner, $250,000-worth in tickets, and sponsorship of the broadcast corner cam focusing on the fighter's corner you've already paid for.
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And, before you go up another flight and turn the next corner, you never know what's around that corner.
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This is one corner of the American broom market: the unromantic, inexpensive corner many of us are familiar with.
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Green is shooting 62 percent from the left corner while Mills is shooting 61 percent from the right corner.
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In one corner, a woman fornicated with a peasant, and in the other corner her sister did the same.
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Or perhaps Mr. Trump is calculating that it takes a corner-cutting politician to catch a corner-cutting politician.
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"I would have appreciated somebody, preferably a handsome man, carrying me corner to corner on the court," she said.
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On corner after corner, red-and-white tape marked a place that was deemed unsafe to walk or stay.
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In "Guys on Corner," two figures dressed in black face each other on a New York City street corner.
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Whirlpool's sprawling complex in Clyde - stretching nearly a mile from corner to corner - employs 230,21169 well-paid union workers.
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Wine. The best use for a corner is, well, a corner store—anything people visit once a week or more.
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Dragging a window to a corner will split it into a fourth and resize the window to fit each corner.
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Details as fine as a corner of the mouth, isolated and upturned while the opposite corner rests, spring into view.
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Because even to move from the left corner of the boat to the right corner, you need a few hours.
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"Uranium One" is featured on the top right corner of the chart, while "Russia" is in the bottom left corner.
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"Grab the corner seam in your hand like a hand puppet and use it to grab the top corner of the mattress, use it to lift the corner of the mattress and tuck the bottom under the corner of the mattress for a tight, square fit," suggest Xiong and Yu. How about duvet covers?
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Ed Delgaldo, the center's national program manager for predictive services, said in a video on the agency's website that significant drought conditions across the Four Corners region -- the southwestern corner of Colorado, southeastern corner of Utah, northeastern corner of Arizona, and northwestern corner of New Mexico -- have persisted heading into the peak summer months.
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A building collapsed on the corner of Gabriel Mancera, as did another one, farther on, on the corner of Edimburgo Street.
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Windows on both sides on one corner of Taylor Street and the other corner of Turk Street was nothing but windows.
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Windows on both sides; on one corner of Taylor Street, and the other corner of Turk Street was nothing but windows.
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"I didn't realize it was gonna be corner-to-corner everybody affected by the storm," says Fuller, squinting into the sunlight.
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The Switch Lite has a 5.5-inch screen from corner to corner, while the original Switch has a 6.2-inch screen.
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"Before, all you could do was walk," said James Corner, an urban designer and chief executive of James Corner Field Operations.
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In every window, around every corner ... in every dark alley or sun-filled park or dusty corner store ... something is happening.
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The line curved through the southwest corner of Georgia and the southeast corner of Alabama, and into the Gulf of Mexico.
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At another corner, Ms. Justus pointed to an empty corner lot with high grass and a view of the downtown skyline.
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Although the display measures just 6510 inches corner to corner, it appears a lot bigger because of its ultra-wide aspect ratio.
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If there's sufficient light (like for daylight photos), it'll select the f/2.4 aperture so photos are sharp from corner to corner.
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Try a floor lamp in the corner, a tiny lamp on a bookshelf, and perhaps an artistic glowing light in a corner.
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Keisha Russell lives in a top corner apartment in a four-story building on the corner of Lefferts Avenue and Rogers Avenue.
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The trademark curved screen of the latest incarnation measures 6.3 inches corner to corner, a mere 0.1 inch bigger than the S8+.
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He's in peak lamentation form on "Last Name," bemoaning women trying to corner him and violence that lurks just around the corner.
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Cousin Greg's Corner I may have to change the name of this corner because Greg (Nicholas Braun) now goes by Greg-ory.
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John Jenkins missed a 3-pointer from the right corner, but Dennis Smith Jr. grabbed the rebound and dribbled to the corner.
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Navigating that corner of the gallery made it feel as if I were squeezing into the stock room of a corner store.
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It has a brushed metal look, a tiny Revolut logo in the top right corner and your name in the bottom left corner.
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Finally, land on your brows' end by tilting that ruler from the corner of the nose to the outer corner of the eye.
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Start by pushing the opposing dummy to one corner of the screen, then jump behind them and push them into the opposite corner.
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Syracuse went up 23-46 before Crawford answered with a corner 3-pointer followed by a Syracuse basket and another Crawford corner trey.
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Because they feel they have permission to do it now because Trump is so brazenly in the Israeli corner or the Saudi corner.
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She has also filled a corner of the floor with ceramic blocks, and brought her painted books into Karma's bookshop around the corner.
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"The last thing we needed was an important corner to go up in flames, and be left with a deserted corner," he said.
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The trademark curved screen of the latest incarnation measures 6.3 inches (16 cm)corner to corner, just 0.1 inch bigger than the S8+.
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Now, grab the back corner and tightly roll towards the corner directly across from it (you don't want the ingredients to fall out).
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The Institute is free, friendly and breezy, a corner museum — like a corner deli or drugstore — dedicated to experimental work by emerging artists.
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The kitchen in the second unit occupies a corner of the living space; another corner is tiled and holds a wood-burning stove.
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After examining each drawing for several moments, scanning corner to corner and flipping each one over, he either nodded or shook his head.
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Catch up: Patrick Carney says The Weeknd sounds like he's from Canada High Standards Music Corner Episode 5 High Standards Music Corner Episode 4
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Michigan: The Corner Bar and Hot Dog Hall of Fame The Corner Bar occupies the oldest brick building in Rockford, Michigan (built in 1873).
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"You could tell the audience wanted to put Deirdre in a corner, the crazy mom corner," said Mr. Karam, the playwright, speaking by telephone.
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About a dozen officers gathered on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 50th Street in Midtown, while another officer directed traffic at the corner.
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In one corner was the beloved cast members from Euphoria and Game of Thrones, while the other corner held everyone from The Marvelous Mrs.
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Yes, there were flashback moments: a reflex return winner that elicited a collective gasp of surprise; a wide-eyed, in-the-moment look at what remains of Djokovic's entourage after he prevailed in an extended corner-to-corner-to-corner point in the first set.
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The end of the eyebrow should be at the outside of the corner of the nose [lined up with] the outside corner of the eye.
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In one corner sits a seismometer, a cylindrical machine which measures earthquakes; in another corner a radio is on standby, in case of an emergency.
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Any time Gronk has been matched up with a corner, he's had a very bad game — and that corner has had a very good game.
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Because of the extreme asymmetry, the southwest corner is the height of a handrail and the northeast corner is the height of a high-rise.
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On Android, open the app, tap the Profile icon in the bottom-right corner and then tap the Menu icon in the upper-right corner.
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Royce's district includes the southeast corner of Los Angeles County, as well as portions of Orange County and the southwest corner of San Bernardino County.
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Click on the blue box reading "Share" in the top right corner, and then, in the bottom right corner of the popup window, click "Advanced."
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If you're looking for a comfortable corner soaking tub that doesn't take up too much space, the Kohler Proflex Corner Bathtub is a great solution.
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Corner entry and corner exit speeds, maximum braking pressure, distance under braking, centripetal forces from cornering, braking and acceleration, steering angle, yaw, top straightaway speed.
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"Diagonally …" is KITTY CORNER, and KITTY CORNER is a cute description rooted in "cater-cornered," with "cater" derived from the French "quatre," or four. Phew.
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Food filth is now snowballing: Remnants of frozen Teriyaki chicken bowls, nacho cheese, soup stains and an unidentifiable oily film cover the microwave corner to corner.
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The Anglo-Zanzibar War of 1896: 45 minutes In the red corner we have the British Empire; in the blue corner it's the island of Zanzibar.
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On the other hand, "air sign [Gemini, Libra, and Aquarius] eyes dart from corner to corner, but they're data-downloading, so they have to," Bedell says.
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Those corporate competitors — a CVS two blocks up Court Street, a Rite Aid around the corner — have Wyckoff's Corner Pharmacy beat in terms of square feet.
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Philadelphia has experimented with something known as the "Fresh Corner" initiative, in which independent corner stores located in food deserts were encouraged to sell healthier foods.
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Meanwhile, Booth heads to the far corner — the right corner — and Josh Hart sets a pick on Booth's defender to pop open on the right wing.
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Times Square is filled with incredible Broadway shows, restaurants on every corner, and street performers waiting to corner you for pictures and bully you into tips.
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Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of the dot on scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner of the dot.
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Without long stacks, it made for several discrete challenges; I solved it corner by corner, pretty much, and had the least trouble with the center diamond.
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Our house is on a corner lot, and in the front yard right in the corner was this — I couldn't tell you how tall it was.
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You never know when something that Piper does in this corner of the show will ripple out to affect a character in that corner, and so on.
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I ask her to adjust the length of the lashes on my inner corner to be shorter and the lashes on the outer corner to be longer.
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If the AI wanted to break a block in the far left corner of the screen, it reasoned to put the paddle in the far right corner.
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You can toggle between the full fish-eye experience, or a warp-corrected view that fills the display corner-to-corner with the space behind your car.
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The Note 7 is 5.7 inches from corner to corner, making it a large phone sometimes referred to as a phablet — a combination of phone and tablet.
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It had a nice flow this way and seemed to ramp up a bit in difficulty corner by corner, but that might have been my personal experience.
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England has four goals off corner kicks, including one that resulted from a penalty kick earned on a corner against Panama, and another from a free kick.
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In one corner was a feature called the Corner Store: shelves of products, like laundry detergent and Listerine, that members could pay for using the WeLive app.
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From the main screen of the app, click on the profile button in the lower-right corner, then the three-bar button in the upper-right corner.
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"On caucus night, if you have a very welcoming corner and there are friendly, recognizable faces, it makes it easier to walk over to that corner," he said.
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On the Galaxy S8, it measures 5.8 inches diagonally from rounded corner to rounded corner; on the S73 Plus it expands to 6.2 inches in the same dimension.
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Heading into the game, Siakam was 5-for-33 from the left corner and 8-for-28 from the right corner, AKA he's been an atrocious outside shooter.
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The line to hear the president speak snaked around the corner, around another corner, past a tower of pro-Trump and right-wing flags, and out of sight.
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To celebrate, Miocic ran into his corner to celebrate and even seemed surprised himself as he screamed, "I'm the champ of the world!" to his emotional corner team.
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Well, what's happening now is that it has retrenched into a very comfortable corner, and everything outside of that corner is not good for it, in its view.
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She turns to face one corner, then the opposite corner; she arches up to face the sky and immediately pivots to face the floor; she descends and crawls.
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Well, she said, 'Be careful what you wish for because when I turn the corner, I'm really turning the corner and I may be more than you want.
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DH Cody Asche could receive plenty of action this season as the team's designated hitter, along with receiving spot starts at the corner outfield and corner infield positions.
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Barry seems to back out of corner after corner, but the game never gets old in the hands of these writers and the alternately irascible and forbearing Hader.
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The wooden pole, which stood for years on the corner of 3rd and Federal in the southeast corner of Jefferson Square, was selected to be retired and replaced.
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There was a group of stylish people who would gather on the corner of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street, at what is now known as Bill Cunningham Corner.
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I would write a sentence that said, 'The man on the corner did so-and-so,' and I would be like, 'Why is it a man on the corner?
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Our basement looks like the returns department of a major toy store, covered from corner to corner with toys and, most notably, and endless minefield of little building blocks.
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Instead it's a parallelogram, with a trigger on an inside corner and a big glowing bulb (so your Playstation Camera can track its movements) on the opposite outside corner.
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With every week, it opens a new door to a new corner of its world, then thoroughly explores that corner, before moving on to something else the next week.
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If you bother to be afraid, then you're stuck fighting the crazy guy preaching on the corner while the guy in the corner office conspires to rob you blind.
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Youssef En-Nesyri, who came in earlier for Khalid Boutaïb, leapt and met a corner kick with his head, powering the ball into an empty corner of the goal.
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They were back in front of the Archive, on the corner of Fifth Avenue and East 36th Street, the same corner he had shocked her with a first kiss.
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Tour de France favorite Richie Porte was rounding a corner in Stage 9 of the race today, when he clipped a corner and drove head-first into the asphalt.
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" - Nora, 24 "Used corner of bedroom as hamper.
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The northeast corner, for example, has _ "KI/TR"_ _ _.
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That is when Hill, who finished with 16 points, went around the horn, hitting three consecutive 3-pointers, first from the corner, then straightaway and finally from the other corner.
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Sometimes, the combatants are immigrant men like Mr. Rodríguez, who are drawn to the area's low-priced rooms and are sometimes seen staggering from corner to corner as night falls.
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Just before halftime, Hamsik received a pass from a short corner kick and again cut inside before whipping a perfect shot into the far corner of the goal behind Akinfeev.
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As the puck went into the corner behind the Flyers' net, Pierre-Édouard Bellemare slammed a crouching Dmitry Orlov into the corner, causing his head to slam into the boards.
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Lilly jumped up unscathed and his corner apparently jeered at McCoy as the latter retreated to his corner at the end of the round with a smile on his face.
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You can also tap the star icon in the top-left corner to view your favorites or the pencil icon in the top-right corner to draft a new message.
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Cameroon scored in the second half when Sébastien Siani hit a shot into the bottom left corner and defender Michael Ngadeu hammered low into the other corner for the winner.
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To understand how this works, consider a square with the corners labeled A, B, C and D, with corner A in the lower right and corner B in the upper right.
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How many times have you styled that one corner of your space — you know the one, the corner with the good light — to the point where you think it's Instagram-ready.
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We are seated in the back corner with a perfect view of some cast members drinking in the far corner away from us, seated in front of a mirror, of course.
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Turning a corner Trump's small group of supporters on Capitol Hill were optimistic that Trump had turned a corner Tuesday and would be "staying on message" through the general election. Rep.
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First came Bodega, the terribly named, and mostly misguidedstartup with its mission to bring the non-perishable necessities available at the corner store to the masses and "disrupt" the corner store.
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And during navigation, guidance can offer 3D representations of where and when to turn, which can eliminate questions around whether that next corner really is the right corner you're looking for.
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That's not the only catch: When you order a ride, you'll be told to walk to a nearby corner, and then you'll be dropped off at a corner near your destination.
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Its screen measures 20163-inches (diagonally) and while not perfectly full (#notchlife), the pixels are still tightly packed from corner-to-corner with a 2,436 x 1,125 resolution at 458 ppi.
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"My neck was in one corner and my ankle was in another corner," she tells host Dr. Phil McGraw in a new clip from the interview, which begins airing on Monday.
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The Austrian swerved the ball on the half-volley into the top corner from the far right corner of the box, earning his side the win at the Red Bull Arena.
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In the Waze app, tap the Search/Menu icon in the bottom left corner, and then tap the gear-shaped Settings icon in the top left corner of the next screen.
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While I was standing in a rush-hour crowd at a street corner waiting to cross the intersection, I noticed a limousine with a swarm of people cater-corner from me.
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McLaren buyers are already offered real-life driving coaches who provide track-based training using video cameras and reference laps to build a new buyer's confidence and competence, corner by corner.
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It also didn't work on Row 13 in the lower SE corner, because of its symmetrical theme entry containing a black ice square on Row 3 in the upper NW corner.
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Images from the scene show the bus in a roadside ditch with the rear corner on the driver's side peeled away, leaving an open hole in the corner of the bus.
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We have a horror corner, a Lucy Lawless Appreciation Moment AND a bonus dad corner this week, and a brief (and funky) dip into the question bucket to round things out.
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Anything – I could do it on the street corner.
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It's just around the corner — but are you ready?
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But Democrats will always — always — be in your corner.
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" Returning to his corner again, Johnson said, "Fuck him.
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Stones header off the corner — VRSALJKO OFF THE LINE!
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PTA (Physical Therapy & Ambivalent) - PTA1 [forthcoming The Corner] 22.
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" "Then I go by the corner of the boards.
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Equilibrium — and therefore death — is just around the corner.
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But Democrats will always – always – be in your corner.
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" From Rost's notes: "Oncoming traffic (car) cut a corner.
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There are also several paintings using conventional materials, and a lone three-dimensional work, "Alizarin Crimson Corner Piece" (270), an oil-on-canvas painting/sculpture inserted into a corner on the floor.
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With Kazushi Sakuraba in the corner of Tokoro and Rickson Gracie in the corner of his son Kron, this contest had all the hallmarks of an old-school Pride FC-style shootout.
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Spoon filling into the bottom corner of a plastic bag, snip off the tip of that corner to create a small hole, and pipe mixture through the hole into the strawberries. 4.
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And I came past the old pits flat through the corner, which is an easy flat corner, but Ross (Brawn) said he felt quite nervous seeing the car go at full speed.
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The idea comes from Locals Corner in Seaforth, Australia — but don't expect carrot lattes to eventually show up at your nearest Starbucks, or even be on the menu at Locals Corner itself.
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Part of it is that Republicans are going to be in the Republican corner, almost without fail, no matter who their champion is, and Democrats are going to be in their corner.
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The sleeping man is in the exact center of the photograph, while the edge of the curb bisects the photograph diagonally, from the lower left hand corner to the upper right corner.
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He starts quietly in a corner of the stage, and as other dancers pass through, trailing what looks like sand (it's cornmeal) from their fists, they leave another soloist in another corner.
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Mexico, however, had the last word when their captain Rafael Marquez scored a fine goal from a corner, finding the top corner of Fernando Muslera's net with an angled shot from the right.
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They sport, among with what I assume are top-tier specs, a screen that stretches from corner to corner minus sizable notches on top of the screen to house the cameras and earpiece.
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Anti-Assad rebels still cling to patches of territory: a corner of the northwest at the Turkish border, a corner of the southwest at the Israeli frontier, and the Eastern Ghouta near Damascus.
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So what you get is lots of starting grid action, lots of first corner, second corner action, and then it kind of settles down, but you get more and more of those races.
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He was the one, after all the grueling corner-to-corner rallies, who ended up with bloody blisters on his toes and grabbing at his legs as if he were about to cramp.
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" Schiff said the burden remained on Trump to move and reopen the government, saying Trump had painted himself into a corner and needed to "figure out how he unpaints himself from that corner.
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It relaxes your driving because a lot of times, even if you have well-bolstered seats and you're coming in to attack a corner, you stiffen up and you brace for the corner.
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More danger for Brazil after they win a free kick yards from the corner flag, but Belgium throws bodies in front of two shots to force an actual corner from the other side.
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The end came at 1:39 of the seventh round when referee Kenny Bayless stopped the fight after Wilder's corner threw in the towel as he was getting pummeled in a neutral corner.
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"The Democrats shouldn't allow themselves to be boxed into a rhetorical corner, that then becomes a substantive corner," he said, noting how Republicans are now struggling to explain their failure to repeal ObamaCare.
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And let's face it, people, that's right around the corner.
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It concerns a trek into a dangerous corner of Amazonia.
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Oat sheaves lean in a corner of the front window.
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You can see it from the corner of your eye.
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They stay in their corner and that's fine with me.
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The report found enriched uranium inside Zahn's Corner Middle School.
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He was visiting Tysons Corner Center in Virginia Friday morning.
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And boy, did it curl beautifully into the perfect corner.
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Sal, an Italian pizza shop owner, oversees his corner business.
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And then folded in from the corner, end over end.
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It's not a choice if you're backed into a corner.
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We don't have Uber, food delivery, or a corner grocery.
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Hit the three dots at the top right hand corner.
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Simply walking to the corner shouldn't involve a police search.
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Is that corner the optimal spot for a grocery store?
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This is particularly relevant with Black Friday around the corner.
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I ran to the corner store to get cigarette papers.
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Griffin then missed a corner three on Detroit's last possession.
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Got on a hot streak there and turned the corner.
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Kevin Kelly thinks this future is right around the corner.
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Which means a corner or two had to be cut.
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Luckily for him, the first paycheck is around the corner.
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It mostly fit in the corner of my living room.
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As soon as we rounded the corner, there they were.
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Afterwards, I get milk at Duane Reade on the corner.
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Hello Games has painted itself into a particularly bad corner.
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News on that front may be just around the corner.
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But, as Shah pointed out, those don't reach every corner.
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What should this function do in a particular corner case?
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Slack's sitting in the corner, making everyone laugh, AS USUAL.
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A playground is tucked in a corner of the property.
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One corner had comfy chairs with guitars and a ukulele.
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Then, he went around the corner and sprinted further away.
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VR has been "just around the corner" since the 1980s.
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It's "the perfect corner because you hear everything," he says.
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We're this really small, family, little corner sporting goods store.
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So the BOJ is well and truly in a corner.
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Still, Picasso is around every corner of the fifth floor.
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That's not strategy, it's a panicked move in a corner.
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However, turn a corner and it can go very bad.
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Soldiers and military vehicles are parked on nearly every corner.
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Any little fountain or corner was made by an artist.
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In the corner, Bryce is unfazed and still pouring whiskey.
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In that emotionally available part of the corner, yeah. Yeah.
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In the bottom right corner, you'll find San Juan County.
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Microsoft obviously should've owned this corner of the tech market.
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Todd: Chris Brody practices his karate sullenly in the corner.
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SLEEPER trains occupy a romantic corner of any traveller's soul.
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Nothing's pushed into the corner, or here as a makeweight.
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I followed him around a corner, away from the crowds.
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The woman from the B12 line wept in the corner.
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They eat in a corner of the darkened drawing room.
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The players' lounge occupies the northwest corner of the building.
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At the corner, I felt a presence and turned around.
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Everything else gets its own little corner in the company.
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Along with Kendall, Randy Komisar is also in AG's corner.
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Translation: Even more mild records may be around the corner.
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In New York City, there's a bodega on every corner.
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In the corner hangs one of his iconic leather jackets.
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They warn of mass technological joblessness just around the corner.
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History suggests a painful recession might be around the corner.
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The Tigers got the ball to Dunans in the corner.
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North Korea may well have backed him into a corner.
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There's always a 4 AM drug circus around the corner.
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Luckily, the women in his life are in his corner.
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"Long story," she wrote in the corner of the photo.
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Memorial Day is around the corner, and summer lies beyond.
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There were about 23 to 22 people on each corner.
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A new search box appears in the top left corner.
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It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is around the corner.
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In explaining his side, he backs Kourt into a corner.
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By Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by Amlan Chakraborty
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But another important sporting event is just around the corner.
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Fan filmmaking is a huge and hallowed corner of fandom.
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Peering around the corner of a sewer pipe, for instance.
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My depth perceptionless ass walked into a bench corner pic.twitter.
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What did you appreciate about having him in your corner?
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In Safari, there's a "+" up in the far right corner.
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The bottom right corner of the mural contains text: #SmileSouthCentral.
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" He continued, "The 2020 presidential election is around the corner.
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That's because National Doughnut Day is just around the corner.
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Corporate activism no longer resides solely in the corner office.
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Or has it really turned a corner in its approach?
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A new handwriting button appears in the lower right corner.
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Some areas look as if they have turned the corner.
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The Michigan Sixth Congressional District, representing the state's southwest corner.
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And he just got a powerful ally in his corner.
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We noticed him sitting in the corner staring at it.
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"They got to stop at every corner," one rider said.
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Steps away, the Village Gunsmith Gun Store anchors a corner.
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That means another partial shutdown could be around the corner.
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I feel like we've really turned a corner with it.
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Stand in the corner, I'll allow you in my home.
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No other business has been able to occupy this corner.
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I'm in Manhattan on the corner of 42nd and 2nd.
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And the leather corner pieces stop just short of it!
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There are always opportunities to corner somebody in a space.
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In one corner we had Danish striker Nicholas "Sharpshooter" Dalby.
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Knowing that corner of London, I would expect nothing less.
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Mehmet, the factory's Willly Wonka, lurks on a nearby corner.
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At least one group may stay in his corner, however.
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He had basically his own corner of the lot. Yeah.
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He was only walking to the corner store or home.
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Don't hole yourself in a corner office the entire day.
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Step out of the train and find a corner store.
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The biggest night in television is right around the corner!
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So it feels nice to have that in my corner.
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Every single corner has a Roberto's and it's so good!
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On the other hand, Uber could be turning a corner.
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I tuck them neatly into the corner of the cardboard.
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"I don't see a recession around the corner," Herrera said.
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It's down and dirty and there's danger around every corner.
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IT DOESNT SOUND LIKE THE CUSTOMERS ARE IN YOUR CORNER.
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He was just lurking in this dark corner, being terrific.
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"You can smell the freedom from every corner," he says.
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And I think that's a corner it worked itself into.
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"The 2020 presidential election is around the corner," said Lee.
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"I literally live around the corner from PizzaExpress," says Jamie.
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Fortunately, Nicole Kidman had director Baz Luhrmann in her corner.
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August is around the corner, and it will be wild.
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Bodega and corner deli culture in New York is sacred.
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Women in every corner of our country understand that intimately.
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Of course, I promptly got stuck to a different corner.
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A black dog drinks from a bowl in the corner.
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It was kind of kicked to a corner last summer.
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I then turned the corner and immediately was handed another.
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As for the storyline, danger lurks behind every corner — again.
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Police "clearing" the streets by dumping bikes in a corner.
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Yesterday I was sitting on corner of street, just watching.
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You could sort of feel a firefight around the corner.
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I would much rather eat alone in a dark corner.
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But wait, what's that smiling bee up in the corner?
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It's better to be calm and collected in the corner.
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"The 2020 presidential election is around the corner," he said.
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But support is right around the corner, according to Sony.
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But, the UFC have painted itself into a corner here.
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Nan passed out in the corner from too many shandies.
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There's really a soul and energy here in every corner.
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"He'd sit in the corner and spin stuff," she recalls.
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I was trying to bring it back over the corner.
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Eventually, we retreated to the far corner of the room.
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A plastic tub filled with water sits on the corner.
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We know the PlayStation 5 is just around the corner.
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Jethro quickly moves ahead of Davis and around a corner.
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And more global records will be around the corner, too.
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It's in Brooklyn, at the corner of Saratoga and Pitkin.
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A New American restaurant recently opened up on the corner.
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Another tower has sprouted at the corner of Park Avenue.
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Opposite to Bolton in the other corner: commentators, scholars, etc.
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All Thurman could do was hobble back to his corner.
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"No SIM," a message in the top left corner reads.
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But in the '90s, HBO started to turn a corner.
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I grew up with people who live on that corner.
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Then, imagine a tiny corner of calm amid the chaos.
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Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County, 4563 Mounts Corner Drive.
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Inside one building, moldy bread was stacked in a corner.
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Today, we have finally turned the corner in financial stability.
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Eric Holder got a corner office and a lucrative partnership.
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The second, too, missed, a fastball off the outside corner.
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Like the monster in the corner, this is a mistake.
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In a larger corner room, Herzog sat on a sofa.
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Picking up a quart of milk at the corner store?
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Pal has the US President in his corner as well.
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Surely, flying cars and jetpacks were right around the corner.
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Go sit somewhere in the corner, shut up for awhile.
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A grand piano occupies one corner of the great room.
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Male heads poked out of carved roundels in each corner.
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The war in Syria's northwest corner is heating up again
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He does not like to be painted into a corner.
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Tap on the + sign in the upper right corner.4.
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Still, two major thefts in my little corner of world?
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In one corner stands a theatre, which hosts regular performances.
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His producer, Moritz Borman, led the way to another corner.
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As he came around the corner at the hospital, he
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" And he said, "Well, I live just around the corner.
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A quiver of surfboards is propped up in a corner.
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The officer fires from around the corner of a column.
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Norma Jeane walked over to a booth in the corner.
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Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County, 310 Mounts Corner Drive.
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That doesn't mean a recession is necessarily around the corner.
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They carved out a quiet corner for grieving and meditation.
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Construction aside, mess lurked from every corner in the store.
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"I always feel like I'm turning a corner," Tracey said.
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Tap "Edit" in the upper right corner of the screen.
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At every corner, the Village was patrolled by camouflaged gunmen.
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The piano sat alone in a corner of the building.
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But our Fliegerspielplatz is just the playground around the corner.
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Westbury Village Plaza, corner of Post Avenue and Maple Street.
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He nodded his head to every corner of the grandstand.
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Dadashev's corner threw in the towel in the 11th round.
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Speaking of which: Black Friday is just around the corner.
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Around the corner, a Campari bar was handing out Negronis.
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He could use an extra young woman in his corner.
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And on every corner there's someone saying, 'No, we can't.
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At Nickel, Turner was transported back to that street corner.
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"Honestly, my elbow has really turned the corner," Matz said.
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You do that and success is literally around the corner.
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If that happens, you'll find me in a corner crying.
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"Trump boxed himself into a corner on Russia," Pothier said.
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A historic duel is right around the corner in Japan.
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Jewish Heritage Museum of Monmouth County, 9523 Mounts Corner Drive.
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Tap the three horizontal dots at the top right corner.
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And the Republican establishment has remained staunchly in his corner.
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Are you looking to save space with a corner tub?
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I even found a corner of boxes at the entrance.
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They had a corner table in a nearly empty café.
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But Haas raced ahead and darted around a street corner.
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In the corner, a table filled with pastries languished, neglected.
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In plain English: Beat it, doc ... we're working this corner!
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You saw a little credit up in the top corner.
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It's right near Toronto, and Montreal is around the corner.
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"Oh, so this is your dark corner?" they will say.
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AS: I sure hope we're about to turn the corner.
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It's almost unimaginable, and yet it's right around the corner.
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Spezza redirected Janmark's pass from the left corner past Schneider.
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The show lost money, but the corner had been turned.
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In one corner, Anita Hill; in the other, Clarence Thomas.
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The tax deadline is right around the corner: April 17.
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I'd want "The Wanderer" by Dion playing in the corner.
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I'm gonna run around the corner and make myself puke.
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So you put on the backpack in your little corner.
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Temptation to procrastinate and be irresponsible is around the corner.
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"I have her in my corner," he said about Hicklin.
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Sometimes Segadin haunts the corner of a painting, wandering away.
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Cupid is so utterly in your corner this month, Libra.
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He thinks: I just have to turn this one corner.
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Around the corner, a woman sold bootleg "JUGGALO MARCH" shirts.
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All the same, there could be trouble round the corner.
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In all our examples, it is on a vertex (corner).
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Speaking of surrealism, your 40th birthday is around the corner.
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A student couple sat at a table in the corner.
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Police are on every damn corner, starting four blocks out.
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We're around the corner from the Museum of Modern Art.
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Tap the three bars in the upper left hand corner.
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Can Moore keep moderate Republicans and women in his corner?
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And then you're reminded that Blake is around the corner.
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I recalled have passed a homeless man on the corner.
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In one corner, workers scan Blued posts for illegal pornography.
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The Argentine referee, Néstor Pitana, initially signaled a corner kick.
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PASCO: Anyway, we should fill that top left corner next. ???
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Slowly, the noise from the City corner drifted and faded.
|
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Everything in this little corner of the world seemed happy.
|
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What they needed more was the corner they just won.
|
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On the issue of the wall, he's in Trump's corner.
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I stood in a corner, panicking about the looming lesson.
|
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The southeast corner you see now is my second effort.
|
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They emerged from around a corner near the master suite.
|
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The intersection, known as Armley Corner, has a notorious past.
|
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Moby: It was on the corner of 14th and Third.
|
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The virtual currency corner: Bitcoin is at $9,189.66 this morning.
|
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A corner is being turned in your commitments and plans.
|
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"Free Zehra Dogan" is written in the bottom right corner.
|
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An old man strummed a guitar on a street corner.
|
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In the far corner, I saw a gigantic silver pod.
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He was just in the corner, staring at his notebook.
|
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A note from our new Corner Office columnist, David Gelles.
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But I know to not put sculptures in a corner.
|
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And the majority of evangelical women remain in his corner.
|
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Gareth gestured toward the corner, and I felt the chill.
|
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The bank on the corner is now a medical practice.
|
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Lloris tips it over, though, and Spurs clear the corner.
|
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A prayer warrior lives in that house on the corner.
|
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On which corner does she buy her café au lait?
|
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Elizabeth Warren says the economic downturn is around the corner.
|
|
Wonderfully worked corner kick by France there for their second.
|
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I purposely painted my protagonist, Homer Wells, into a corner.
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Then I spotted him on the corner across the avenue.
|
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Around the corner, Case Ma'Claim showcases his command of photorealism.
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You follow the sound until you reach a dark corner.
|
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In the corner of the studio, cobblers were building shoes.
|
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Wizzin' in the corner wasn't good enough for him either.
|
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My studio is nestled in a corner of my kitchen.
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My favorite corner here is the SW. Hope you enjoyed!
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In the corner were the eight large pieces of luggage.
|
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Hugo Lloris, the Spurs goalkeeper, trotted upfield for a corner.
|
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A rare corner to Iran, but it is easily cleared.
|
|
Spain took three times as many corner kicks as Iran.
|
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The opportunity came off a neat little corner kick move.
|
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The city seemed so endless, with adventures around every corner.
|
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Russia gets a corner, but it's right to the keeper.
|
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Boxers, by contrast, features huge windows frequently at corner locations.
|
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Reporting by Jahmal Corner in Dallas; Editing by Ian Chadband
|
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Click "Settings" at the top right corner of the page.
|
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I lived right around the corner from the Mudd Club.
|
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Past a corner market where people walked out and cheered.
|
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In Desmond King, the Chargers have a superb nickel corner.
|
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In one corner, the Republican rogue Roger Stone held court.
|
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Which is: Nobody puts Baby — oops, Travis — in the corner.
|
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A museum guard stands in the corner, like a sentry.
|
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I love to not know exactly what's around the corner.
|
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Sections of decorative iron fencing were stacked in a corner.
|
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A black and white portrait booth was in one corner.
|
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Why not be a soft corner in your daughter's world?
|
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Benjamin Pavard pushes forward and forces a corner for France.
|
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France's corner kick is then cleared by the first man.
|
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The free kick is cleared, but only for a corner.
|
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Neymar's shot is blocked, leading to another corner by Neymar.
|
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And Ospina makes another great save on the corner kick!
|
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After all, the 2018 midterms are just around the corner.
|
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But, with time, some solace was waiting around the corner.
|
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That's a corner, but the header off it goes sideways.
|
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Every corner of Florida has faced the onslaught of growth.
|
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The corners here are too dry, especially that southeastern corner.
|
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Five minutes of added time begins ... with a German corner.
|
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"That's right around the corner from my house," she said.
|
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I think PolitiFact should not be off in a corner.
|
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Walmsley was already around a corner and out of sight.
|
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Trump's stench is slowly seeping into every corner of government.
|
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Don't corner animals so you can get that perfect pic.
|
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Its shell sat in the corner; no claws were visible.
|
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It also has a cozy reader's corner with a library.
|
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And they've backed themselves into a corner with their base.
|
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Another collapse in one corner could easily cause panic elsewhere.
|
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So after 15 minutes it scored from a corner, instead.
|
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I'm happiest off in a corner doing my own thing.
|
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"I loved the idea of a corner bookshop," says Cox.
|
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Stand on any street corner and watch cars go by.
|
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Tap "More" in the lower right corner of the screen.
|
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We hid around a corner, although this guy seemed alright.
|
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Cleaners sprayed every corner of the station with liquid antiseptic.
|
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I'm the gatekeeper for this corner of the Food section.
|
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Then a listing around the corner from their rental appeared.
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The party still has some labor groups in its corner.
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Box office behemoths, they insist, are just around the corner.
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So yeah, on H. W. I am in your corner.
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You have to believe there's a downturn around the corner.
|
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Now there's coffee in the corner of almost every store.
|
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The benefits show up in every corner of the nation.
|
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Ties A wedding lay just around the corner: my son's.
|
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Misogyny exists in every corner of the internet, they say.
|
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"The first corner is always a bit tricky," he said.
|
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Then, up ahead at the corner, we heard raised voices.
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Then, as I rounded the corner, I spotted the temple.
|
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Ten minutes left: serves, which he crushes to every corner.
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Cut a small hole in a bag corner with scissors.
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Cut a small hole in one corner with scissors. 4.
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Yet for one obscure corner of the market, it mattered.
|
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Ultimately, Clifford's suit could back the President into a corner.
|
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We redirect our attention to a corner with jumbo dice.
|
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But that summer, they moved around the corner from us.
|
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Tap the gear icon in the upper right hand corner.
|
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"There was fighting on every street corner," remembers Jules Konopinski.
|
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Today, that once dark corner is a hub of activity.
|
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This corner was just a block from my grandmother's house.
|
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There's a burgeoning breakout in one corner of health care.
|
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That corner of the field was also evacuated, ESPN reported.
|
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Mr. Netanyahu may yet wriggle out of his legal corner.
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Around the corner Nasdaq is building its new regional headquarters.
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It looks like a square with one corner folded over.
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In the corner is a bar with an additional sink.
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Make no mistake, we would be backed into a corner.
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When you regulate monopolies, you see them around every corner.
|
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Neither of these two possible futures are around the corner.
|
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Tap on your account icon in the top right corner.
|
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It crosses from the city's southeast corner to its northwest.
|
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In one corner, rising interest rates coupled with high valuations.
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" -- Spike Lee: "The 2020 presidential election is around the corner.
|
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Tap "Discover" in the lower right corner of the screen.
|
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Click on the "Menu" tab in the top left corner.
|
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Your peak earning years may be just around the corner.
|
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We watch live video from every corner of the globe.
|
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Sometimes it's good to have a giant in your corner.
|
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I never feel like Dark is stuck in a corner.
|
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In one corner of the kitchen is tech giant Prosus.
|
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Russian aspirations in this corner of Europe are nothing new.
|
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Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; editing Amlan Chakraborty
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Koivu sent the puck into the right corner for Parise.
|
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In fact, there was a fake fire in the corner.
|
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Democrats and other skeptics fear disaster is around the corner.
|
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We hear eloquence in all accents, patois from every corner.
|
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Another corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is taking shape.
|
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Fantastic Beasts introduces a new corner of the Wizarding World.
|
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If it doesn't, warmer weather is just around the corner.
|
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After rounding a corner, I found an entrance to Macy's.
|
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That doesn't mean, however, that the corner is now defenseless.
|
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So it's not surprising I spot it around every corner.
|
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Sometimes a corner dude wouldn't make it home that night.
|
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They bought four trees, and Corner House residents planted them.
|
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In a corner you found the rest of my clothing.
|
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"The world has turned the corner on tobacco," it said.
|
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I saw a spot at a corner along Seventh Avenue.
|
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I pulled onto the block and approached the corner spot.
|
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And, the other guy selling liquor on the corner store.
|
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Reviewed this week on Patrick Carney's High Standards Music Corner:
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So a better version of us is around the corner.
|
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It signals that you're turning a corner with your sister.
|
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Allzone Constant Tension Corner Shower Caddy, available at Amazon, $49.99
|
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RAY ROMANO: RIGHT HERE, AROUND THE CORNER (2019) on Netflix.
|
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In one corner, arms were piled on top of legs.
|
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He staggered to his corner and leaned on the ropes.
|
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Truth is, though, the hot corner can be pretty cold.
|
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"We hope we can turn the corner here," Pompeo added.
|
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A thin green mark hovers against the top left corner.
|
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There's VR, for instance, which is just around the corner.
|
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In one corner, we had seasoned Japanese veteran Takeya Mizugaki.
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Almost no corner of Europe can presently escape this trend.
|
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Dark Corner will be on at VR World through Halloween.
|
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Allen Crabbe sprints to the corner, vacating the painted area.
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A corner three is essentially created out of thin air!
|
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They took her off to the corner to resuscitate her.
|
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FaltyDL: The corner of Grand and River Street in Williamsburg.
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There was a very small, tiny corner of Forbes itself.
|
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Right now, they represent a tiny corner of the marketplace.
|
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It wasn't like I was on the corner selling crack.
|
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But nobody was going to put Baby in a corner.
|
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If you're using the mobile app, click on the hamburger menu on the top right corner, then Settings in the bottom right corner, scroll down to Privacy and Security, and click on Account Data.
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Throughout the day, I learned various knife cuts (and how to properly hold my knife), flavor profiling, and proper kitchen etiquette – insider tip: you must yell "CORNER!" every single time you turn a corner.
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Breaking out of the circle and placing all attackers on one side of you is not, as Kanazawa suggests, being backed into a corner unless you have escaped the circle into a literal corner.
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For me, though, on that afternoon, as I steered the Vantage GT Roadster into sharp corner after sharp corner, its softer chassis (soft by Aston Martin sports car terms, mind you) proved a delight.
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Whether being dropped on its face or on a corner, the iPhone SE suffered major screen damage on its first fall, and the screen began separating after being dropped on its corner 10 times.
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The same gallery contains a wall of Irving Penn "corner portraits" — in which famous figures like Spencer Tracy, Joe Louis, Duke Ellington and Salvador Dalí were photographed squeezed into the corner of a room.
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"Historically, SAP's software was not known for being user friendly but instead for its somewhat clunky user interfaces," McDermott wrote in his 2014 memoir, Winners Dream: A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office.
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James expected Kyrie Irving to cut to the corner, but Tristan Thompson never set the screen and Irving never cut for the corner as James was charged with his seventh turnover of the night.
|
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They allow just 3.5 percent of opponent field goal attempts to come from the corner—compare that to the Charlotte Hornets, who allow the lowest percentage of shots for the corner at 14.2 percent.
|
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But Kellond-Knight sent a corner straight into the far corner of the net with seven minutes left, only her second goal in 110 appearances for her country, to send the game to extra time.
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"Most people asked for it in the mailbox, but older folks preferred it between the screen and the door," he wrote in his 2014 autobiography "Winners Dream, A Journey from Corner Store to Corner Office".
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The constantly shifting allegiances are reflected in cinematographer Robbie Ryan's camera work, which has us constantly on the move, following one character, then another, sometimes sprinting from corner to corner, on the hunt for secrets.
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Starting at the inner corner of your eye (just next to the tear duct), draw a thin line of shadow along your crease, following the curve until it meets the outer corner of your eye.
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Naazim Richardson, who has been in Hopkins's corner since the passing of longtime trainer Bouie Fisher, will not be in the corner next Saturday, and will instead be replaced by veteran cornerman John David Jackson.
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You're going to start to really back yourself into a corner, and I don't know if you can ever get out of that corner again because the guys on the other side are super scary.
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The stage was set up to mimic the cover of "Boy in da Corner," with the star sitting in the corner of a yellow room — he began by rapping the first song from the floor.
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With Father's Day right around the corner, we have one recipe that will make your old man happy and doesn't entail buying an infomercial knick-knack destined for that dark, dusty corner in his garage.
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The answers are all right here in red, white, and green, subdivided into 21 distinct points that begin in the lower left-hand corner of the "N" and continue to its uppermost right-hand corner.
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The choice was, as is seemingly becoming the norm, between a centrist candidate and a far-right disruptor—in the establishment corner sat Emmanuel Macron and in the far-right corner sat Marine Le Pen.
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Carmen Argote's "Folding Structures" (2016) are flimsy, deconstructed boxes sitting on the floor of the entrance gallery, made of papier-mâché and acrylic plastic core with solid black border lines painted from corner to corner.
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"If your house is on fire, and I come squirt some water in a corner for a while, yeah, I don't burn that corner, but the rest of the house is on fire," Poland said.
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"Nobody puts baby in a corner" has never sounded so badass.
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And despite since splitting from Spedding, Christina remains in his corner.
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His mother's grandfather clock rests in a corner, its pendulum still.
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Now it looks like trade deals are not around the corner.
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There are other material items that are right around the corner.
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In a corner of the office with very poor Wi-Fi?
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We're going to turn the corner and start this new phase.
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The conversation corner gets used at the Center for Digital Wellness.
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It looks like there's more trouble round the corner for Uber .
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"This is his space, just this little corner," Bushnell, 26, jokes.
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Writing by Jahmal Corner in Los Angeles; Editing by Andrew Both
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