Myth 3: Crunches Are the Best Abs ExerciseSorry, crunches—planks hold that title.
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If you're gonna target the muscle by doing crunches, leg lifts, bicycle crunches, oblique twists, you're essentially building the muscle.
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Her typical cardio routine is a HIIIT treadmill workout, and she follows that with 300 reps of ab exercises, including lower-body crunches, regular crunches, bicycles and medicine ball side twists.
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It's a welcome relief to give my arms a break by switching to the ab side of things with 15 crunches, 15 reverse crunches, and then 30 seconds of high knees.
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One after another, just crunches on hard candy all morning.
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She did crunches with her legs over a man's shoulders.
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Maybe you should get a gym membership and do crunches.
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The experiment carries risks, as India periodically suffers severe cash crunches.
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A hurdle for the rules will be India's periodic cash crunches.
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Yu Yueqing, who owns a business that crunches educational data, agrees.
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It wasn't like I was going to the gym doing crunches.
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Guides remind you to watch your step as gravel crunches underfoot.
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There's so many different combinations of flavors, and swirls, and crunches.
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The coffee bean crunches pleasantly and the chocolate goes down smooth.
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In your own way, at your own level: Start with 30 crunches.
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To ensure they never have to, Mr Jassy's team crunches customer data.
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I watched Granderson spend two hours swimming, lifting weights and doing crunches.
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Mason: Getting a six pack is not about doing tons of crunches.
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I hate doing ab crunches and therefore avoid them at all costs.
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In future, Streams may use machine learning to improve how it crunches data.
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She recently posted a video of herself doing a workout that included crunches.
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Credit crunches, political uncertainty, wars and rampant speculation have ended previous bull markets.
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Every morning, among other warm-ups, you'll want to do a thousand crunches.
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" Weiss agreed and added: "They were all doing crunches all day between takes.
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He pops it into his mouth and crunches down on it several times.
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I'd have to find new ways to power through deadline crunches this month.
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The muscle-burning warm-up also includes stomach crunches to strengthen the core.
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"I have a bad back and I struggle doing normal crunches on the floor, so when [daughter] Batel naps… I do leg raises and crunches in bed and it saves the pain on my sacrum and lower back!" she wrote.
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I do a leg workout, a zillion crunches, and go back home to shower.
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It renders objects online, crunches data in spreadsheets, alter images, and loads web pages.
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Workday, a software firm, crunches around 60 factors to predict which employees will leave.
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The consistency is soft, yet chewy with nice little crunches of cashews dispersed throughout.
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The formerly disgruntled diner loved the "potato crunches," as Mr. Crum originally called them.
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Still, he probably did more crunches for this article than I did this year.
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Day four: I am dreading the thought of adding more crunches into my life.
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An insightful report by FiveThirtyEight crunches the numbers on the Met's permanent collection holdings.
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The loudest sound was the soil: the dry brush, dirt and grass crunches underfoot.
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Short-term rentals like Airbnb are a political flashpoint in cities facing housing crunches.
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The hooks are the percussive clicks and jitters and crunches that punctuate her rapping.
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All you need is your body to do pushups, squats, lunges, crunches, and burpees.
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In a recent report for Tri-State Livestock News, Stangle crunches some serious numbers.
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A new report from WildAid, which is partnering with the campaign, crunches some numbers.
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While on the beam, he appeared to be doing stretches and even crunches at times.
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In the video, Spears does jumping squats, ball crunches, leg lifts and kettle bell swings.
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There's a lot of honking and fender crunches as cars try to squeeze around them.
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Then I do 210 to 212 minutes of weight lifting or abs exercises like crunches.
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I'm tech crunches, Kate Clark and I'm joined today by Alex Wilhelm of Crunchbase news.
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They started dating earlier this year, and they've been doing crunches ever since. Kidding. Maybe.
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We've got deep house yoga, and now techno-spin, so why not Craig's Garage Crunches?
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Cainiao manages a network of warehouses and crunches data to coordinate courier deliveries around China.
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It crunches sales data -- Amazon won't say how much -- to determine which socks sell best.
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Tesla has also built a cost calculator that crunches the numbers for your specific house. 10.
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Every time the group convenes in the library do 5 standing knee crunches on each side.
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Here is how he crunches the numbers: Americans travel more than 3 trillion miles a year.
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Next, she does crunches for the length of whatever song she is loving at the moment.
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This is what she wanted, just hanging out and doing some butt crunches with her sisters.
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Bicycle Crunches Lie faceup with knees bent, feet flat on floor, and hands lightly behind head.
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It's not that crunches are bad, but they really only activate those front six-pack muscles.
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I decided to treat the noise as though it were a cramp experienced while doing crunches.
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Or maybe that's just speculation coming from a writer who hates crunches and loves chicken cacciatore.
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And let's not forget that you can also use it for pushups, triceps dips, and crunches.
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Video from Norway shows the aurora twisting in unusual patterns as Earth&aposs magnetic field crunches.
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Squidward copes with his new timeline by doing crunches on the floor, chanting "future" on repeat.
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That imperative has grown stronger in the budget crunches that followed the financial crisis of 2008-2009.
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One session is supposed to equal 20,000 sit-ups, but my session was probably like 10 crunches.
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So if you come up against a blue kettlebell, you'll probably want to do some thigh crunches.
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According to Kensho, a tool that crunches historical market data, crude is more likely to fall further.
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The liquidity covenants could help banks monitor companies such as Chesapeake before cash crunches grow too severe.
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I'll just hang there and then start doing a whole series of crunches and things like that.
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So go ahead and do crunches if you like them or have a tough time holding still.
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At one point Handle appears to do crunches while its nub hands rest on an invisible surface.
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Warrior three crunches Start in warrior three, balancing on one leg with the other outstretched behind you.
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Developed countries facing demographic crunches should be far more welcoming of migration flows from the developing world.
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So, I decide to tackle the "Lemonade" singer's full-body sit-ups and standing-side crunches next.
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In her Cover Girl ad, Massy Arias — a personal trainer and health coach — runs, crunches and lifts.
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In the clip, the press slowly crunches the full deck with a force of up to 90,000 pounds.
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The routine goes well beyond just planks and crunches, because the goal is to incorporate the entire core.
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"Sit-ups or crunches strengthen just a few muscle groups," write the authors of the Harvard Healthbeat newsletter.
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To achieve this, the Spacemaker software crunches various data, including physical data, regulations, environmental factors and other preferences.
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" Hartung also uses her son to add weight to her everyday fitness exercises, like crunches and "baby burpees.
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To this day, we're still in awe of 50 Cent's ability to rap while doing upside down crunches.
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The Labour Department crunches economic statistics, administers unemployment insurance and workers' compensations schemes, and investigates unsafe working conditions.
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Fitch Ratings said last month that the risk of more firms facing cash crunches has risen a lot.
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Both guitars start a four-bar riff, the drums tumble in and the recording crunches into the red.
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What she doesn't know is that he crunches numbers for international criminal organizations out of a strip mall.
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After that, the calculator crunches the numbers, and you'll see the expected amount for your coronavirus relief check!
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It's not anything specific just a circuit of squats, push-ups, lunges, crunches, and arm stuff with weights.
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The figures from the Geneva-based WMO crunches several datasets including from NASA and the UK Met Office.
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After hitting the elliptical for 30 minutes, I finish out with a mixed set of crunches and deep stretching.
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One key to the 48-year-old entertainer's chiseled middle: side-plank oblique crunches, says her trainer David Kirsch.
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I've seen a guy in a wacky inflatable armpit costume doing crunches on top of an inflatable pizza slice.
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I finished doing my crunches, got up, looked down, and saw that the bloody toilet paper had fallen out.
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The class concluded with ab work (crunches, side twists, etc.) on the mat and stretching to lengthen everything out.
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The next step for AML software is a big leap in the amount and types of data it crunches.
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It crunches large amounts of varied data based on pollution drivers, like traffic, weather, industrial production and the like.
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Amid budget crunches, the city's water supply was switched from the cleaner Lake Huron to the dirty Flint River.
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Opendoor then makes an offer for the home based on data it crunches from both public and private sources.
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Lower oil prices threaten to wipe out jobs, set off cash crunches at overleveraged frackers and depress business spending.
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I do an eight-minute workout consisting of 153 crunches and 15 jumping jacks and then eat my breakfast.
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The software crunches data about each applicant, including previous roles, skills, experience, location and performance, and recommends suitable openings.
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The first part of our class happens on a cushioned pad, where we do crunches and other ab workouts.
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They then salvaged the recordings, and found a surprise: Footsteps, sniffs, huffs, a series of clattering crunches, then silence.
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It crunches and stings, and then the heat of the raw chiles blooms, blindsiding, extorting a pause between mouthfuls.
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It involved tons of core work, including standing side crunches and full body sit-ups incorporating a medicine ball.
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The FID bench also comes with footpads which let you lock in for moves like crunches and dumbbell flyes.
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The only problem is that mentally going through the experience of crunches can be almost as uncomfortable as doing them.
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He crouched down, stifled his laughs, listened for the slight crunches of Roomba's great feet compressing the ice and soil.
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I like that it focuses on form, telling you to keep your shoulders off the ground during crunches, for example.
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The game requires the user to complete real-world exercises, from abdominal crunches to arm punches, to defeat the aliens.
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So using Kensho, a tool that crunches historical market data, we looked for some of the more exciting seasonal trades.
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Read more: Traditional sit-ups and crunches are terrible for you, according to personal trainers — here's what they suggest instead
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On top of that, Bill's got an exercise regiment in place that includes riding a stationary bike and doing crunches.
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RETAILERS REACT Johnson & Johnson is accelerating production of over-the-counter pain killer Tylenol to ease any spot inventory crunches.
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This crunches the data from previous climate models to measure which combination was most effective in predicting past temperature trends.
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When people think "abs" they usually think of endless crunches or sit-ups, but it's really way more complicated than that.
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Uber crunches the vast amount of data it collects — including driver and rider reviews and ratings — to keep tabs on behavior.
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After a couple of crunches, the cub decides to call it quits and waits for a growth spurt to kick in.
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Daniel Webster, who heads its work on guns, has a project that crunches data to help study and reduce violent crime.
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I go out of my room, do 60 quick crunches, brush my cat and give her vitamins, and then eat breakfast.
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With bare feet, she crunches over the millions of petals, while the couple's daughter Stormi plays with them in the background.
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"Undervalued overseas companies faced with debt and credit crunches will incentivise more overseas investment by Chinese gold miners," BMI Research added.
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We started with jumping jacks and moved into three rounds of various exercises including mountain climbers, push-ups, and bicycle crunches.
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She does about 800 to 1,000 crunches a day (I didn't quite reach 1,000), and that's on just an alright day!
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And so far, there are no signs of the sort of funding pressures and cash crunches that defined the financial crisis.
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Meanwhile, managers are forcing engineers to work on two or more competing prototypes of Apple computers, creating time crunches, according to Bloomberg.
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Like Netflix, it crunches the viewer data on its Prime Video service to make decisions on original content it wants to order.
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But according to new intel from Hopper, an app that crunches data to predict and analyze airfare prices, this isn't the case.
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The intended analogy is with artificial intelligence: the "AI winters" were funding crunches in the 1970s and 1980s after hype outstripped reality.
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Nonetheless, the problems of P2P lending may be overstated, says Ram Ahluwalia of PeerIQ, a firm that crunches data for the industry.
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Frohwein attributes this squarely to its big data play, which collectively now crunches some 1.5 million data connections to help make decisions.
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It crunches in a way that people who were raised on Red Delicious apples didn't know (or believe) that apples could crunch.
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Critical Shopper The floor of Em Pty Gallery in SoHo, the first outpost of Off-White in the United States, crunches underfoot.
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Johnson and Johnson accelerated production of over-the-counter pain killer Tylenol to ease any spot inventory crunches, it said on Friday.
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RETAILERS REACT Johnson and Johnson accelerated production of over-the-counter pain killer Tylenol to ease any spot inventory crunches, it said.
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To answer that question, researcher Jasmine Mah and mathematician Maciej Kowalski created an online calculator that quickly crunches the numbers for you.
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The video, starring Luda as a plastic surgeon, features our hero sporting a six-pack that is very obviously more CGI than crunches.
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Bartella, Iraq (CNN)Behnam Lalo crunches over jagged glass and tiptoes around a fallen altar, burned Bibles and a decapitated porcelain Virgin Mary.
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After completing a few seconds worth of curls, crunches, planks, lunges and squats (each!), Elzomor gradually increased the intensity, which left me … laughing.
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You'll start off with jumping jacks to get your heart rate going and continue on through different exercises, including crunches and leg raises.
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The EPA and the Department of Energy will take other steps if extreme and unusual supply crunches hit other areas, the regulator said.
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At least, that's what scientists at Canada's University of Waterloo found in a study of both dynamic (crunches) and isometric (planks) abs exercises.
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To be fair, it's Marc doing the crime—and, like, crunches, on the back of a boat—but what is in Pau's hand?
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Do crunches in your bed first thing in the morning, or try a couch workout when you're getting your Netflix fix at night.
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DreamQuark crunches your data, creates models based on machine learning and lets you apply those models on all past and future data points.
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Google open-sourced its differential privacy tool, to help any company that crunches big data sets invade your privacy less in the process.
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But when she crunches the numbers now, moving probably would have cost as much as tearing the house to the studs and rebuilding.
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The Hill's Max Greenberg crunches the numbers: > More than 70 Democratic House challengers outraised the Republican incumbents in the third quarter of 2018.
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As he entered the penthouse, he saw Ivanka doing crunches while she watched an exercise video made for the Trumps by Vladimir Putin.
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Having streamlined its sound just enough to move elegantly without ironing out the creepy surprises lurking beneath the polish, Valgur crunches and glimmers.
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Skye suggests using a big bag of rice to do core work, like crunches and Russian twists, but since I'm the Uncle Ben's Instant-from-a-box type, I grab a single five-pound weight I have lying around and try my hand at it, doing 30 crunches at a time and stopping halfway through the second set to check my phone.
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Homelessness is on the rise across Wyoming, due to similar housing crunches in areas that are booming because of oil, coal, and natural gas.
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We got down on all fours and did leg lifts, single-leg crunches and fire hydrants to really get a burn in the booty!
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So, I resigned myself to a diet, countless crunches, and a Billy Blank Tae Bo workout I'd ripped out of a copy of Seventeen.
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Zandi, whose firm crunches ADP's payroll data using ADP data, said he expects to see a strong non-farm payrolls number, above 603,000 jobs.
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If you are dealing with diastasis recti, you should avoid doing exercises that can make the separation worse, such as crunches, planks, and twists.
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In partnership with delivery businesses, Cainiao crunches reams of data on everything from order trends to delivery routes and weather patterns to increase efficiency.
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Rather, it creaks and scrapes, scratches and crunches, with textures that tend toward the sharp/metallic/screeching and melodies that tend toward the dour.
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Instead of crunches, they suggest doing planks, the exercise that involves holding yourself on your hands and toes in a pre-push-up position.
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"Sit-ups or crunches strengthen just a few muscle groups," write the authors of the Harvard Healthbeat newsletter, which summarizes the report's key takeaways.
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RETAILERS REACT Johnson and Johnson accelerated production of over-the-counter pain killer Tylenol to ease any spot inventory crunches, it said on Friday.
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Wilson, 39, completes a long workout in the sped-up clip that includes crunches, lunges, squats, weight lifting and kettle ball raises among others.
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Ms. Ortiz led her students through four rounds of group crunches, which, done en masse, resembled a Rockettes kick line, but for your abs.
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He'd start me on gentle core strengtheners—the soundtrack here maybe "The Piña Colada Song"—but before long I'd be pounding crunches to Kanye.
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It then crunches data from 10,500 athletes on the Olympic Data Feed to find the one competing in Rio 2016 that you resemble closest.
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Although Eilish avoids big choruses and conventional hooks, she finds bliss points in smaller moments, accumulating a slew of blats and crunches and whispers.
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I just had a round butt and big boobs and a belly that popped out no matter how many crunches I forced myself to do.
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Throughout the 50 minutes, we switched back and forth between rowing and mat work, which included planks, mountain climbers, lunges with resistance bands and crunches.
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Primary data sources include Yelp, Zumper and others that Hoodline crunches through its platform to come up with items of value to truly local audiences.
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Were countries to run a tight ship during booms, in line with the EU's rules, they would have more leeway for fiscal stimulus in crunches.
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When it's time to refine the sound, the editors must consider everything from music cues to sound effects, like The Americans' signature, nauseating bone crunches.
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This allows for faster reaction times: the drone is processing less information each second (that's the uncertainty aspect), and so crunches the data with ease.
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Never mind how many times you run, or hit the gym, and however many hundreds of crunches you do, your abs can remain stubborny shy.
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He came up with an algorithm that crunches more than 150 metrics to figure out how they impact all the stages of the customer journey.
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At the end of the year, Google then crunches all the numbers and ranks the topics we were most inquisitive about during the past 12 months.
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I used to weigh myself multiple times a day and catalogue every single thing I ate and do those calculations (one Oreo = 500 crunches, or whatever).
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Catch the routine — a fast-paced mix of squats, bridges, crunches and push-ups demonstrated by Okafor and Iconoclast member Dorian Cervantes — in the clip below.
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Recently, though, Boston, New York City, Oxford, England, Toronto, Ontario, and a handful of other Western cities have begun looking at them to solve transit crunches.
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In a video posted to Instagram today, the talk show host showed off her home workout, complete with crunches, a yoga mat — and two bickering dogs.
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I did three sets of 10 reps for each move of this arms-and-core workout each day, and threw in some crunches for good measure.
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" Kneeling Rope Crunches "Using the rope on a cable fly machine, choose a starting weight that will challenge you (about 30 pounds, but adjust as needed).
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Another woman had a coregasm after between 10 to 15 lunges and a few crunches, which "was enough to be challenging for her body," Herbenick said.
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We'll see if these new substance and diet virtues can withstand the time crunches, rushed meals, and reprobate company that's intrinsic to my work and lifestyle.
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Crunches do not give you abs any more than they make fat magically disappear from your stomach, and the same is true of any body part.
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The elemental fury of their multi-genre sound crunches black metal, doom, punk, and rock'n'roll (remember, Motorhead is important) into a heavy, compact sonic gut punch.
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He also does cable work to build up his chest, plank work to strengthen the core, and crunches and leg raises to work the lower body.
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It consists of a classic Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut smothered in Nutella and then topped off with bits of hazelnut crunches and a drizzle of chocolate icing.
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There's a weird bug that messes up the letter "I," as well as a design flaw in the Calculator app that seems to affect quick number crunches.
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Swiss Ball Pike-Up While you've probably seen the Swiss ball used for crunches, incorporating it into pike-ups makes for an even more effective abdominal workout.
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Re-entry-survivability analysis, as it is known, is done using software that crunches data on the size, shape, configuration, composition and thickness of a satellite's components.
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Get a six pack For many of you 2016 will be the year of the abs, doing crunches and sit ups to build the perfect six pack.
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You can't fix what you don't measure — so the saying goes — and a new study by Equileap crunches the numbers on gender equality at America's biggest companies.
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That's why I want to warn all postpartum moms to check if they have diastasis recti, since so many things (including crunches) can make it much worse.
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I take my time warming up and stretching before starting things off with a set each of the full-body sit-ups and the standing-side crunches.
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The Paris-based IEA, of which the U.S. is a member along with much of the western industrialized world, crunches the numbers to opine on underlying trends.
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They explain that crunches don't give you abs, that women won't get bulky if they weight lift, and that cardio isn't the best way to lose weight.
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Those pre-storm supply crunches are usually alleviated by a subsequent drop in demand for fuel, since drivers often stay off the road during and after hurricanes.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — Thomas Ulsrud lifts weights, hammers through squats and hangs upside down from metal bars, molding his abdominal muscles with a sadistic series of crunches.
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ESMA will improve the way it crunches data on retail investors to help spot risks better and research mis-selling practices and the costs of financial products.
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The requirements are: Men: 226 push-ups or 3 pull-ups 44 crunches 1.5-Mile Run in 13:30 or under Women: 15 push-ups or 000 pull-up 44 crunches 1.5-Mile Run in 15:00 or under At any given time on Parris Island there are approximately 750 to 1,000 women in various stages of recruit training, compared to roughly 2,850 men, according to the Marine Corps.
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AFTER WHAT had seemed an endless period of delay and crunches evaded, this week Theresa May at last presented a draft Brexit deal agreed by negotiators in Brussels.
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In the accompanying video, Spears did a full-body workout with jumping squats, ball crunches, leg lifts and kettle bell swings, followed by a little yoga and stretching.
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Announced at CES in Las Vegas last week, this product crunches sensor data to "map" a space around the car, highlighting pertinent information like road signs and pedestrians.
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Then, a trainer will walk you through a series of simple bodyweight exercises (lunges, pushups, squats, and crunches), and adjust the level of electricity sent to your muscles.
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That means snow crunches beneath your feet, grains of sand rub against your toes, and water splashes as you wade around in virtual puddles—at least in theory.
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It crunches data from some British Gas customers to anticipate energy-maintenance needs, for example; data also pour in from factory floors and farmers' fields filled with sensors.
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Now a new online tool is available that collects driver receipts and crunches the numbers to find out how much the ride-hailing apps are taking from drivers.
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The platform then crunches the data and gives you data on volumetrics, terrain models and 3D models, and all of this is done in close to real time.
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"They call me — I'm not saying this, it's the world saying this — arguably the best impressionist of our time," he added, as he began a set of crunches.
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Further capital crunches have cropped up as U.S.-anchored venture firms with Chinese limited partners have become more cautious about accepting more money from China for new funds.
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The YouGov model crunches data from more than 100,000 interviews over seven days along with demographics, specific constituency circumstances and national statistics to come up with a projection.
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Oprah Winfrey's workouts include "45 minutes of cardio six mornings a week, four to five strength-training sessions a week, incline crunches, and stretching," according to her trainer.
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The big picture: Harris and other 2020 candidates facing cash crunches ultimately have two choices: Drop out or fire staff to reallocate money and keep their campaigns afloat.
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Whoever succeeds Mr. Draghi will get the benefit of his tested arsenal of monetary tools for fighting credit crunches, fending off predatory bond investors and squelching banking crises.
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And if they do get a diagnosis, they are often told that core work — for instance, tons of crunches — will tone the tummy and thus, close the gap.
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So-called fallen angels — investment grade credits that become junk-rated — are particularly vulnerable to liquidity crunches because many institutional investors are not allowed to invest in junk bonds.
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China and emerging markets would all be hit hard, with the former potentially electing to float the yuan and many of the latter facing financing crunches and sharp recessions.
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CircleUp, which already helps consumer brands raise millions in equity financing, is now going to issue loans to help smaller CPG companies raise working capital and avoid cash crunches.
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But montages of a guy slowly and painfully doing crunches and bench presses just doesn't make for great cinema, especially when you know he's going to make it eventually.
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Every time you click to book a ride on the Grab app, the machinery that clicks in the background crunches some serious numbers to pair you with a driver.
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Their big day came complete with a sauce packet bouquet, champagne flutes filled with Twisted Freezes and a feast made up of quesadillas, Cheesy Gordita Crunches, burritos and guacamole.
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The nonprofit American Council on Exercise says that when it comes to crunches, a lot of people "perform this movement too rapidly" and cheat by using their hip flexors.
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Tristan Risk: [It] isn't so much something that comes from how many lunges you do, or how many crunches you did, or how many pole-dance classes you take.
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While the mayor has an Office of Management and Budget that crunches numbers on revenue and expenses and provides estimates to make policy, the I.B.O. does similar work independently.
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To address any spending crunches, the government said it would expand investments by state-run companies and encourage regional governments to draw up provincial supplementary budgets as fiscal reinforcement.
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"We're doing a bench workout," the Democratic presidential candidate said to the camera as it cut to her doing intense sets of reverse crunches, forward lunges and jumping jacks.
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Payday lenders, charging 260 percent interest or more, distort the consumer lending market by using deceptive marketing ploys to offer "quick and simple" solutions to short-term cash crunches.
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This year, lawmakers said they would weigh a new round of lottery proposals amid certain and influential opposition, chronic budget crunches and a new feeling of state-line fiscal envy.
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However, there were no reported spikes in short-term borrowing costs or interbank funding crunches like those which occurred in late May and June after regulators took over Baoshang Bank.
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Arthur is a scientist who regularly crunches numbers, so he knew how to make his spreadsheet organized and have the little cells talk to one another as he made changes.
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So if all you do is crunches, leg raises, and other exercises that specifically target your abs, it's very possible to develop a ripped six-pack and a weak core.
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It crunches vast reams of data to determine who is worth saving and who is expendable, always careful to circumvent Asimov's first law of robotics by not technically killing anybody.
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You have to keep your eyes peeled for any change in wind direction, the way snow crunches under your boots, and the signals your body is trying to send you.
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It amasses and crunches data from its own proprietary sources, and from a huge range of open government and third-party firms to derive a complete score for different products.
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The group, which brands itself "Tariffs Hurt the Heartland" and includes the Americans for Free Trade coalition and Farmers for Free Trade, crunches tariff payment data nationally and by state.
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Six-pack abs were a coveted fitness goal of 2019, with people looking to tone their cores with exercises like mountain climbers, burpees, planks, medicine ball slams, and crunches galore.
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FROM COAINGE: 4 Ways to Work Out Without Killing Your Wallet "Tripp loves helping me get back into shape," Webb captioned a video of her arm lifts and crunches with Tripp.
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What's the real root of the ephemeral pleasure that comes from hitting a Taco Bell (typically, late in the evening) and stuffing one's face with Cheesy Gordita Crunches and Sriracha Quesaritos?
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Our main courses, served family style, were Flamin' Hot Mac 'n Cheetos and Flamin' Hot Limón Chicken Tacos, all also made with a dizzying mix of Cheetos dust, puffs, and crunches.
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On January 18th, VisionFund, a microlending charity, and Global Parametrics, a venture that crunches climate and seismic data, launched what they billed as the "world's largest non-governmental climate-insurance programme".
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An algorithm crunches the credit scores (a number between 0 and 400 indicating the likelihood of repaying a loan) of millions of Georgians, selects the best prospects and auto-dials them.
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"I love doing air squats or jump squats, push-ups, jumping jacks, burpees, crunches — all the basic stuff, but it's all you need to do to keep it toned," she says.
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The study, "Spanking and Child Outcomes: Old Controversies and New Meta-Analyses," is less the result of elimination of variables like the Strauss study, and instead crunches mass quantities of numbers.
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But it's had a series of budget crunches even before this year's bust, and a new governor will be taking office Monday with another big shortfall staring him in the face.
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They can provide cash or "longevity insurance" when other sources of retirement income come up short or provide money for out-of-pocket health care costs or other sudden financial crunches.
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When I was standing, walking, or running, I had no problem at all, but whe I doing burpees and crunches in my classes, I felt a little restricted in my movements.
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Ms. Coppel's molded bonbons, or chocolate shells filled with ganaches, caramels and crunches, are handmade and hand-decorated in acrylic trays, using a variety of intricate spray techniques and painted designs.
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We went from the social turbulence of the late '60s and Vietnam right into Watergate, the Church Committee, gas crunches and the economic and social "malaise" of the dreadful Carter years.
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No hearings, no committee markups, little floor debate and not even the sort of wide-ranging private discussions by big "gangs" that used to assemble in the Senate during legislative crunches.
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It's the brains inside your computer that crunches code, allowing it to do everything from calculate numbers to play high-def videos to run several programs at once in a seamless way.
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The streaming service does enjoy a reputation for giving artists a lot of freedom after it's data model crunches the numbers and decides the right keywords are all present in a pitch.
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Even though you're not explicitly doing ab exercises (no crunches here), your core is tight and definitely working just because it has to support the quick movements of the arms and legs.
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In addition to automatic activity tracking for more exercises like rowing, jumping jacks, lunges, and crunches (to name a few) there's a new feature that lets you track your food calorie intake.
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OK, a very important hook: the one that will one day secure and then release your very important delivery from its drone, and make sure nothing shatters or crunches in the process.
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Mommers said women should see this as a reason to ignore any overly prescriptive exercise plans that prohibit things like back bends and crunches, and do what feels right for their bodies.
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Her app, for example, emphasizes basic movements like lunges, squats, pushups, planks, and crunches, but with variations and modifications to offer a full-body burn to people regardless of their fitness level.
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The new Conservation Letters paper crunches some numbers and lays out of vision for an Eastern US where a reestablished cougar population decreases the number of deer-vehicle accidents by 21.1 percent.
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When it comes to ab workouts, it often feels like you have three options: take a pricey Pilates reformer class, suffer in a plank for minutes straight, or do a million useless crunches.
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As the oil market faces major supply crunches this year, largely due to U.S.-imposed sanctions on OPEC's Iran and Venezuela, analysts say there's enough spare capacity to compensate for their lost production.
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He (not always, but often enough) finds that sweet spot between being a personality led YouTuber and someone who actually crunches the facts and figures around a given game into a palatable formula.
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I'm annoyed with anything that takes up time on my Saturday, so I drive to the gym and do 45 minutes of useless cardio and then a bunch of crunches on the mat.
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The UFC superstar opened up a gnarly hole in her foot on Wednesday -- but one day later, she was back working out ... hitting a set of crunches with a fresh set of stitches.
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It's acquiring Terapeak, a Toronto-based startup that has built a platform that crunches data about supply, demand and pricing to help guide companies on what to sell and how to price it.
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Ample screen time is also given to Justice Ginsburg's fabled workout regimen, complete with crunches and weight lifting, to reassure fans that the 85-year-old justice intends to stay in the ring.
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"Crunch time" can refer to a deadline, or it could hint at a time to do ab crunches, and the answer today is SIX PACK, which is ostensibly the objective of crunch time.
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That way, you can worry about making that perfect family recipe while somebody else crunches the numbers to see that you'll need to sell 50 of that dish a night just to break even.
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Above the border, everything from queso to "cheesy gordita crunches" to burritos fall into our ever-expanding definition of the cuisine, which is as regional in the States as it is in Mexico itself.
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The effort was aimed at harnessing Europe's collective market power to have better leverage with its main supplier, Russia, and to create mechanisms for sharing energy supplies between states during times of supply crunches.
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Browned and crisp French fries, craggy chicken wings coated in hot sauce, breaded calamari that crunches audibly when you bite down — all without the unctuous mess, wafting odor and calorie count of deep-frying.
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To do so, I had to jog through linear paths beset by the occasional group of enemies, who could only be defeated by executing crunches, bicep curls, or classic pilates moves with the ring.
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Money markets in China were rattled after regulators took control of Inner Mongolia-based Baoshang Bank on May 24 due to "serious" credit risks, and some smaller non-banks have suffered liquidity crunches since then.
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That data is at the core of the latest Breakingviews calculator, which crunches the numbers and finds that it could take nearly a decade or longer to reach gender parity at Facebook, Google and Apple.
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It crunches data from Fair Credit Reporting Act compliant sources including public records, specialty credit bureaus and bank statements, then feeds that information into a proprietary algorithm to assess creditworthiness and offer borrowers better rates.
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Beset by credit crunches and falling oil, these companies are finding it difficult to continue to churn out the same amount of oil that has sent U.S. production surging to its highest levels in decades.
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To warm-up and get into the swing of things, I start with the full-body sit-up and standing-side crunches, adding a 5-pound medicine ball to help me focus my core strength.
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The $1.2 trillion European commercial paper (ECP) market refers to short-term securities issued by large companies and banks to avoid cash crunches when they need to pay staff or meet other short-term obligations.
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But China watchers say Beijing will be keen to reduce the risk of any financing crunches, especially amid early signs that a spate of economic support measures in recent months are starting to take hold.
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Diversification drivers and funding crunches are interconnected and point to the same conclusion: The on-demand economy will see a correction in 2016 and "Uber for X" companies will sit at the center of it.
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It did receive more foot traffic than Hong Kong Disneyland (163,216,220) — which we know because TEA TEA's so-called "Global Attractions Attendance Report" crunches the numbers on amusement and water parks around the world, too.
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Priceonomics, a data analytics firm that crunches Hipmunk's numbers, said that before Trump's political campaign, Trump Hotels accounted for 1.7 percent of all bookings on the site in the major cities where the hotels were located.
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While a cup of coffee might not turn you into a pro basketball star, it could at least motivate you to do a few extra crunches — or take the stairs instead of the elevator at work.
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After having skin grafts to close her hip and abdomen, hundreds of crunches and leg lifts daily helped her develop the core she needed for simple things like transferring herself from a bed to a wheelchair.
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In an Instagram video she posted on Monday night, Spears starts off with some free weights and leg lifts before moving on to crunches, jumping rope and more weights as "Bad Liar" plays in the background.
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I'll also never forget the afternoon my coach punished our team with extra crunches and sprints, on the grounds that none of us were "thin enough" to walk around in sports bras in the summer heat.
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Wearing an oxygen-restricting device that resembled a gas mask, Hosszu completed multiple sets of a variety of exercises, including jumping rope, abdominal crunches while holding aloft a weight, leg and arm presses, and pull-ups.
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Taking all that and combining it with more information sources outside of the candidate's own input, it comes up with some 300 data points that it crunches together to match candidates with job and internship opportunities.
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The haptics devices that most of us are familiar with are the simple ones that make a controller vibrate when the assassin is killed in Assassin's Creed or the defenseman crunches a forward in NHL 16.
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Soon after starting, however, he learned that his schedule was set through an algorithm that crunches a range of data — from weather forecasts to past sales — to predict customer traffic, optimize shifts, and, ultimately, maximize profits.
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And should the Fed fail to come up with a long-term way to deal with market crunches more smoothly, it could have more serious consequences than a one-day miss on the fed funds rate.
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READ MORE: Study Claims that Subway's 'Chicken' Is Only About 50-Percent Meat So does being a hedonist mean that you're more likely to go in on a couple of Cheesy Gordita Crunches regardless of scientific data?
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The week before the #DeleteUber campaign, Uber had 83.5% of the ride-hailing market and Lyft had 16.5%, according to TXN, which crunches data on spending habits from a research panel of more than 3 million consumers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The rapidly growing exchange-traded-funds sector does not pose a threat to financial stability as the market has coped well so far with liquidity crunches, research from Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday.
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The 1990s had drawn to a close in the shadow of Britney and her 1000-crunches-per-diem abs, and we still had The O.C. and The Simple Life and America's Next Top Model ahead of us.
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It wasn't long before I wanted the real thing — a local Junior League that took the sport seriously, with barking coaches, grueling preseason practices, hot-weather crunches and sprints, and games with full pads, whistles and referees.
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From business friendliness to education, the exclusive CNBC 2018 America's Top States for Business study crunches the numbers on what matters most to a business when choosing where to expand or set up a new corporate footprint.
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Some health care providers and fitness instructors believe that a flabby postpartum belly can be flattened simply with abdominal exercise, such as crunches — which many people with DR end up doing wrong and with too much force.
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The vehicle comes with fully redundant systems, which means if one, say, computer that crunches data and determines how the car will drive dies, another stands ready to back it up—and keep human occupants safe from harm.
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So a prominent theoretical physicist, Yaneer Bar-Yam, who crunches big data and generally analyzes complex systems — he actually accurately predicted the Arab Spring — he borrowed mathematical frameworks from quantum field theory and did a study on government.
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It's merely a processing engine for taking the data that big banks and businesses that depend on big data sets need, and crunches that data — reducing it to the metrics that matter most for the clients it serves.
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It plans to equip any content app with its tech that crunches your biographical and behavior data on your phone or computer so all it sends along are clues to what you want to see or hear next.
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One effort, known as Operation LASER, which began in 2011, crunches information about past offenders over a two-year period, using technology developed by the shadowy data analysis firm Palantir, and scores individuals based on their rap sheets.
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But there was a dissonance to Broke With Expensive Taste that I miss, a delight in the musicality she extracted from supposedly nonmelodic whistles and crunches and pseudoxylophones; the more conventional pleasures available here feel shallow in comparison.
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Well, it isn't fully waterproof, so it can't track swimming, but it does virtually everything else: records daily steps, running, walking, hiking, cycling, stair stepping, stationary biking, elliptical training, treadmill running, rowing, lunges, crunches, squats, pilates, and yoga.
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A lot of us practiced this move in gym class, but many experts have told Business Insider that crunches are not efficient core-builders and that they can damage your back and neck if you do them wrong.
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While Treasury seemed to endorse SEC rules introduced following the crisis to mitigate liquidity crunches in the fund management industry, it rejected further measures including the idea that managers should be subject to "stress tests" similar to banks.
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On our way up to the hotel's roof, we took a detour through the gym, where she spends an hour and 20 minutes every day — walking on the treadmill, then 10 minutes of stretching, then crunches and weights.
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In 2016, Diamond was hired by the M.T.A. as a paid intern, and at 21, he now crunches numbers in its performance-analysis unit while he works toward an economics degree at the City College of New York.
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While you can check with the State Department or the destination's own website, you're better off consulting International Air Transport Association's website — plug in various information and it crunches the visa requirements and other pertinent information for you.
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There's Jared Cohen, the former Condoleezza Rice protege who first got the grayheads of D.C. hip to the early 2000s online vibe and now runs an unprofitable subsidiary of Alphabet while doing crunches at Equinox with Jeff Koons.
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Another example would be doing a billion crunches imagining that this is the move that will finally "give you abs," when visible abs are more about how low your body fat is than how much you work those muscles.
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FIRETEC, for example, divides the fire-threatened space under analysis into one-metre cubes called voxels, and then crunches estimates for each voxel of fuel, moisture, temperature and airflow, taking into account drag created by foliage and other objects.
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But the guys from Bror and Douglas love all that stuff, so their hot dog contains a uterus glazed with cherries, a crispy bull dick that crunches like pork crackling, and testicles, which are mixed into the sausage mince.
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Aspectiva also crunches product reviews to provide customer overviews to online browsers based on different features of a product, and it also creates comparison reports between different brands of the same product — all from "reading" feedback from other shoppers.
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Why it matters: "[T]he fact that compensation for coaches in lower-profile, money-losing sports has been growing at a similar rate to football raises red flags for some athletics directors worried about budget crunches," per USA Today.
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Emptyset, the English electronic duo of James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas, dealt in elementals almost entirely stripped of melody; crashes, thuds, whooshes, crunches and room-shaking bass tones that could linger and throb or land as hard as drumbeats.
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We had no idea we were opening ourselves to hundreds of emails from people around the world who, like our study participants, had experienced orgasms while doing crunches, leg lifts, pull-ups, and other exercises that tax the core abdominal muscles.
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Waymo wrote that its engineers worked closely with Intel to integrate processors and other Intel tech into the platform, specifically to create its compute system that crunches the road data collected by its suite of sensors, also built in-house.
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Drivers reaching to pay for their Cheesy Gordita Crunches and Crunchwrap Supremes were disturbed to see the piercing eyes of Adolf Hitler looking back at them at a Colorado Taco Bell drive-thru recently—apparently placed there by an employee.
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In the clip — set to Anitta, J. Balvin & Jeon's tune "Machika" — the mother of two appears to be focused on a full-body workout as she moves from jumping squats to ball crunches, from leg lifts to kettle bell swings.
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"It is basically rhubarb," Evans says, as he peels back the fibrous, green and red outer skin of a knotwood branch to reveal a watery light green inner with a soft flavour that crunches like apple as you eat it.
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It only crunches the numbers across a few metrics: how many minutes you spent listening to your favorite artist this year on Apple Music, as well as your top five songs and artists, including which are your No. 1 favorites.
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That stands to reason: If I loathed the long batteries of bicycle crunches and hour-long elliptical machine sessions, coming home to a lunch consisting of a 4-ounce salmon fillet and steamed broccoli would feel like kick in the balls.
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PARIS (Reuters) - From bank runs to credit crunches, regulators and investors are asking French banks about their preparations for any market ructions that might be caused by Marine Le Pen faring better than expected in the presidential election, banking sources said.
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I appreciated the quick-drying fabric of the Versatility shorts because by the time I moved onto doing exercises like crunches and squats, I didn't feel bogged down in a pool of my own sweat from running on the treadmill.
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And so we did—we ran, we jumped, we climbed, we did push-ups and crunches in the blaring sun until this one guy kneeled down on the ground and begun to retch grains of rice and a horrible green liquid.
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First, she says, blast some energizing music (bass-heavy trap or some classic Tay-Tay works well), turn off all distractions and do a few reps of the exercises you know how to do: crunches, squats, lunges, and push-ups.
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Dancers were warming up — one lay on the floor, her legs extended stiffly in front of her, doing crunches; others stood in the center of the room seeming to turn dance steps over in their minds before bursting into spectacular pirouettes.
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A simple red disc on a white plate, Flora Bar's tuna tartare isn't like any I've had before; it pops with toasted flax seeds and crunches with fried shallots, neither of which hides the clean, cold taste of chopped yellowfin tuna.
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It cited the strong capital position of banks, household borrowing generally in line with incomes, and a system now less vulnerable to the sort of runs or credit crunches that nearly shut down the global economy in the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - PetroChina, the country's top gas producer, has curbed supplies of the fuel to some industrial users in northern and western regions, in the first sign of emerging tightness only two months after China experienced one of its worst winter gas crunches.
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What usually happens is that a network crunches the numbers to arrive at a licensing fee it can live with in a borderline ratings case, and the studio eats the added expenses in hopes of making that money back somewhere down the line.
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Some of them are more complex strategic analysis tools where the data from the car will be taken into an application running on a PC, which crunches through the data and is looking at all sorts of things from the car dynamics.
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Downstairs at the McLean hotel's regular fitness center, where a long row of treadmills and ellipticals faces an indoor pool, and about a dozen varied weight machines and dumbbells line the opposite wall, Jack Brennan was doing crunches on a medicine ball.
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The product's description on the Trader Joe's website explains that a Brownie Crisp "tastes like a brownie and crunches like a cookie," and it has been a favorite for crispy brownie lovers, vegans, and those gluten free folks since being introduced in 2015.
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Mattermark, a startup that mines and crunches public Internet data to provide investors, sales teams and others with search tools and other business intelligence, has raised another $22.4 million in funding — a Series B round that values the company at $22015 million.
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Although negative attention from on-field protests has taken a toll on television ratings, NFL stadium attendance is actually up slightly this season when compared with last, according to data from Pro Football Reference, which crunches the numbers on fan attendance at stadiums.
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Speaking of crunches, Boeing still has no timetable for getting its grounded 737 Max jets back in the air, and the costs of fixing the planes — and convincing regulators, airlines and passengers that they're safe to fly — are starting to pile up.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (you thrust your hips backward while riding out of the saddle), and many of them hit weird muscles you didn't know existed.
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The startup collects information like a basic profile, some thoughts on what those candidates are looking for, and your resume information, and then crunches that through a series of back-end algorithms and processes in order to figure out the best match for that candidate.
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The conversation drifted between the afternoon shift's mundane roll of stops, searches, and arrests, and the day's main excitement: the officers were trying out a new software program called HunchLab, which crunches vast amounts of data to help predict where crime will happen next.
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Keywell's new start-up is in the business of predictive analytics, creating platform software that crunches data compiled by companies in a variety of industries — construction, energy and retail, to name a few — and mines that data for patterns and insights to help companies improve.
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The couple each went through intense workouts — Rodriguez did arm curls, hit the bench press and raced a coworker while pushing a weighted sled, while Lopez did weighted rows, lat pulls and crunches with a weighted plate — but the mom of two was still focused on food.
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I found the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a federal agency that crunches the best available data on the effectiveness of health care interventions and had recently (February 2016) published a comprehensive 800-page systematic review of research on noninvasive treatments for low back pain.
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In the era of privatization, when governors like Walker were using the excuse of the financial crisis and resulting state budget crunches to pare budgets to the bone and hand even more public services to private companies, these occupations declared that public spaces belonged to the people.
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The more complicated side of that has seen huge concentrations of people in specific industries like technology, where remunerations are generous, flocking and filling out specific cities across the Bay Area to be closer to their jobs, leading to huge housing crunches and very high property prices.
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Because as anyone who has used that free personal training session that comes with your gym membership knows, there really is a difference between Googling the best workouts and getting (possibly very similar) pointers from someone standing next to you, making you do another set of crunches.
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Especially in the context of an aging population, the retirements of a generation of baby boomers — one million of the 3.8 million registered nurses in the United States will leave the work force between now and 2030 — have created and will continue to create staffing crunches.
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I don't recall my parents ever using the Abdominizer in earnest, since they never really bought into the exercise fads of the 1980s and 1990s — stationary bikes, zero calorie drinks, Spandex — and the Abdominizer only ended up hurting my father's back more than helping him do crunches.
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With second-quarter reports now in hand from about 4.3 percent of companies in the S&P 63-stock index, we know that profits are up about 26 percent so far, compared to the same period last year, according to FactSet, a service that crunches these kinds of numbers.
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With second-quarter reports now in hand from about 80 percent of companies in the S&P 500-stock index, we know that profits are up about 10 percent so far, compared to the same period last year, according to FactSet, a service that crunches these kinds of numbers.
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I look in a full-length mirror revealed what I might look like if made sleep a priority, washed my face on a regular basis, did crunches like a crazy person and if I gave up doing all the things that, while fun, are accelerating the aging process.
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The final piece of the plan would be for the Fed to open lending facilities for low-interest loans to any business that has collateral to avoid cash crunches that could force companies into fire sales of assets to raise cash to replace revenue lost to the crisis.
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All Marines who take the test are required to run three miles and complete a series of abdominal crunches, but only male Marines must complete pull-ups (as many as they can) while female Marines can opt for a "flexed-arm hang"—basically, just hanging off the bar for 15 seconds.
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Douglas Merrill of ZestFinance in Los Angeles says that Baidu, a search-engine titan that has a stake in his firm, increased approval rates for its small-loans programme by 150% without a rise in losses; ZestFinance's software crunches reams of messy data, allowing less obviously creditworthy people to borrow.
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To strength train, do this workout created by The Hollywood Trainer Jeanette Jenkins, who got both Kelly Rowland and Pink back into shape after they had their babies: burpees, 15-25 reps; squat jumps, 53-30 reps; push-ups, 25-50 reps; bicycle crunches, 25-50 reps; ab plank, 60 seconds.
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The Apple TV app doesn't technically do anything different to the one you can get for your iPhone, but of course if you're halfway through a series of bicycle crunches then it's much easier to keep an eye on the TV screen than it is to prop your iPhone up somewhere.
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Salon tells me relatively clearly in a lengthy FAQ what its program is going to do to my computer before I opt in—my fans may turn on while my computer crunches math problems, for example—whereas malvertising does its work in secret for as long as it remains undiscovered.
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This crunches data on the times and co-ordinates of enemy attacks, analysing these in the context of information about the country's terrain, road network and ethnic make-up, as well as what is known at the time of the shifting pattern of tribal alliances in the area of interest.
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The Fed is trying to protect the financial system and insulate the broader economy, where short-term pain could turn into long-term suffering if credit crunches prevent companies from obtaining the cash they need to function, forcing them to lay off workers, delay payments to vendors and shutter plants.
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The Fed is trying to protect the financial system and insulate the broader economy, for which short-term pain could turn into long-term suffering if credit crunches prevent companies from getting the cash they need to function, forcing them to lay off workers, delay payments to vendors and shutter plants.
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The final piece of the plan would be for the Federal Reserve to open lending facilities for low-interest loans to any business that has collateral to avoid cash crunches that could force companies into fire sales of existing assets to raise cash to replace revenue lost to the crisis.
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It's all part of an overall offering that crunches through account holders' bank and credit card accounts, and recommends how much they save into which account, how much they should spend given their overall picture, various ways they can cut costs and where and when they've surpassed their pre-configured budgets.
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The team's presentation was slick and the options many: a curious bus rider could easily find and avoid rush hours and commonly overcrowded lines — and a Department of Transportation researcher could just as easily look at city-level data as it evolves over months and years, finding trends and spotting impending crunches.
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As for tai chi and Pilates, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), a federal agency that crunches the best available data on the effectiveness of health care interventions, recently published a comprehensive 800-page systematic review of research on noninvasive treatments for low back pain, including these two kinds of exercises.
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And talk of a 'sterling crisis' to match other post-World War Two currency crunches, where Britain's foreign cash reserves were periodically drained in support of fixed currency pegs, looks wide of the mark given that the value of the pound is now free-floating without any explicit Bank of England target.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (the act of thrusting your hips backward while riding out of the seat), and are designed to work all the muscles in your body so that you're exercising more than just your legs.
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Airbnb and its peers have left a deep enough scar on hotels around the world and created enough of a headache for officials in areas with housing crunches that also draw large volumes of tourists that representatives for cities and hotels around the world are joining forces to combat the short-term rental company.
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For much of the first half of the season, Patty is crushing madly on him (the plotline disappears without a trace of explanation several episodes in, which is maybe for the best), and Insatiable seems to think it's mining an incredible amount of humor Patty swooning while a pastel-clad Bob does pelvic crunches.
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It includes a variety of things like batteries, to save the day when the only toy that stops your child from crying runs out of juice; washcloths, since there never seem to be enough clean ones lying around; and balance balls, which can double for post-baby stomach crunches and bounce-rocking baby to sleep.
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He is at his best in the watery scenes, when Lara is hurled overboard from a boat that crunches into the island's rocky coast, or, later, is swept downstream in its rapids—no surprise, to anyone who caught the director's previous work, " The Wave " (2015), in which an unsuspecting fjord falls prey to a tsunami.
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EasyJet, which is in regular contact with the UK government, said it wanted governments to provide access to finance to help overcome any short-term liquidity crunches, plus a removal of passenger taxes, a holiday from air traffic charges as well as an extension of the relaxation of a rule in relation to airport slots.
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The report noted several signs of resilience in the financial system to the sorts of unexpected shocks that might arise, including the strong capital position of banks, generally tempered borrowing by households, and a system less vulnerable to the sorts of runs or credit crunches that nearly shut down the global economy in the 2007 to 2009 financial crisis.
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The chef, Masanobu Ishikura, known as Ishi, is vigilant about seafood, and reserved and judicious in his adornments: a dark daub of plum paste against botan ebi (sweet shrimp), whose translucent flesh crunches; charred jalapeño, confettied, alongside hamachi (yellowtail), waiting to melt; the clarity of cucumber under salty sacs of ikura (salmon roe) that pop like water balloons.
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The market for second-hand clothes — the "circular economy" as it's sometimes called — has been on the rise in the last several years, fuelled by economic crunches, a desire to make more responsible and less wasteful fashion choices, and a wave of digital platforms that are bringing the selling and buying of used clothes outside the charity shop.
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Even though there's still no specific Apple app for tracking weight training, I did my usual strength-training workout (push-ups, curls, pull-ups, crunches) using the new High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) workout setting, which tracks your calories burned, but warns it may lose track of your heartbeat due to some of the workout's irregular movements.
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As soon as I squeezed the last of them out, I was shown a spot on the floor on which to perform 20 push-ups, then instructed to flip around and give him thirty crunches—"we're going to be hitting abs, several times, every day"—and then get back on the treadmill for three minutes of running at an 8 percent incline.
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The way that Anders squirms and crunches his body over in reaction to any body kick he takes, and the fact that he holds his left fist almost flush against his chin throughout the fight, means that there is also a great chance of a classic Machida high kick if he can stay off the fence and set the trap with a couple of body kicks.
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Seekh kebabs, made with lamb that's coarsely ground by hand, come out of the tandoor juicier and pinker than the usual; Mumbai-style tandoori macchi, a skewered pompano rubbed with ground mustard seeds and cilantro, is lightly charred and smoky after roasting, but still moist; bhatti da murgh, a double-marinated chicken thigh and drumstick, is so thickly crusted with coriander and cumin that it crunches when you bite it.
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At the supermarket or the bank, you are scanned again, your bags are X-rayed and an officer runs a wand over your body […] The system crunches all of this into a composite score … [Based on it] you may or may not be allowed to visit a museum, pass through certain neighborhoods, go to the mall, check into a hotel, rent an apartment, apply for a job or buy a train ticket.
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But now, we see those dudes' influence scaled back, sharing and even subordinating to the whims of numbers, less biased, less prone to visual judgements, less likely to be taken aback by a pair of big ol' sculpey arms; we see the training attitudes of players slowly shifting away from tiny lil' arm crunches and into the world of powerful core shit and tedious skill development, looking less to make a visual impression and looking more towards blowing someone away with applicable skill sets.
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