To ensure your shoes are as sturdy as they are stylish (and comfy enough to bike in, like Reese), Tretorn uses rubber soles, a cushioned collar and tongue, and removable cushioned insoles.
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Here's how the footbeds differ:Tevas feel soft, smooth, and cushioned.
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The country's vast wealth cushioned the blow of the blockade.
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They're cushioned against large losses by a risk corridor program.
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You've got to be well-cushioned while you grow your settlement.
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The material is both soft and cushioned for comfort during wear.
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I choked back a sob and sank into a cushioned chair.
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Gift the Parachute Waffle Slippers, $29These cushioned slippers are made with
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A red-carpeted center aisle divided rows of cushioned wooden pews.
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Cushioned seating areas occupy the two outer corners of the terrace.
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The ZX110AP is a solid choice, with cushioned earpads, dynamic 1.38in.
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I also appreciated the power outlets next to the cushioned headboard.
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Naturally, players took the break to dive into the cushioned pile.
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Inside, there&aposs a quilted cushioned mat to keep them comfortable.
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The 50-seat basement theater was stocked with black cushioned chairs.
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Upbeat news on U.S.-China trade talks cushioned the disappointing revenue reports.
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The soles are really thick so my feet feel cushioned all day.
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There's a cushioned, adjustable ring that hugs the top of your head.
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Unlike other cushioned shoes, which tend to be lightweight, these are hefty.
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Sanders' loss in Massachusetts was cushioned by his simultaneous victory in Minnesota.
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Orders were cushioned slightly by domestic demand, which rose by 0.9 percent.
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Tori Black lies naked on a cushioned ottoman, flat on her back.
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Inside the space are seven silk hammocks, each with a cushioned seat.
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He cushioned the shock for his fans like this: This is real.
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They also feature arch support and a cushioned sole for maximum comfort.
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The room was extremely small, with two cushioned benches facing each other.
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Chalk that up to Danner's patented air-cushioned microfiber-lined polyurethane soles.
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The fall was cushioned, however, by hopes of progress in China-U.
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The waiting area was arrayed with cushioned chairs, tables and reception desks.
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The information systems he cushioned within the false muscles of the chest.
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All three described being relatively well cushioned — on account of recent financing.
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But a public backlash has been cushioned by satisfaction with economic conditions.
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They feature a side zipper, cushioned insoles, and a one-inch heel.
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The cushioned ear cups make it comfortable to wear during long sessions.
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They come from free markets regulated by and cushioned by smart government.
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The researchers attached a custom-built, foam-cushioned cooler to the drone's fuselage.
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The report "IFRS 9 Impact Cushioned by Regulatory Buffer" is available at www.fitchratings.
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Macau's ascent cushioned the blow of the 2007-08 financial crisis at home.
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It's thick, for one, and gives skin a velvety, cushioned look and feel.
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Trees underneath the bridge near the river apparently cushioned their fall, he explained.
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They should never be put on couches, sofas or cushioned chairs to sleep.
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Dick and tit pics galore, cushioned among an array of bog standard emojis.
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A soft, cushioned footbed and lightweight outsole make for an especially comfy shoe.
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We love the flat's cushioned footbed, which helps eliminate the break-in period.
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The sole is made of rubber, making every step cushioned and stable too.
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I used this cushioned pad to help me stay balanced as I stretched.
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Instead of feathers or cotton, it's cushioned with stacks of 100 dollar bills.
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We think it's cushioned the upper limits of what investors are comfortable with.
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Earlier losses were cushioned by Chinese state banks' trading to support the currency.
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Walking Cradles name says it all — they call their signature cushioned footbed "tiny pillows".
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And so we are sort of driving in a cushioned bubble, if you like.
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The reforms squeezed the incomes of the poor, yet falling unemployment cushioned the blow.
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Finally, both doctors recommend a rigid, supportive shape with a cushioned, stable arch area.
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Her niece miraculously survived because she fell on her aunt, which cushioned her landing.
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Regnery sat in a cushioned wicker chair, browsing through clippings of the day's news.
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My bed is a slab of metal, cushioned only by a thin, plastic mattress.
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The cushioned surface slams into her face, shoving her contorted body into a pool.
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More than 53 in 10 receive subsidized premiums, and are cushioned from rate increases.
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Financials cushioned some of the pressure on the benchmark index, ticking up 13 percent.
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The trombone enters playing a searching lyrical line, soon cushioned by plush string chords.
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They're lightweight and breathable, have a supportive, cushioned leather insole, and cost under $100.
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Rather than a propulsive landing, Boeing's capsule will parachute to an airbag-cushioned landing.
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There was also a small table with two chairs and two cushioned sun loungers.
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Even if premiums rise, many low-income enrollees would be cushioned from the spike.
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Basic resources firms fell 1%, with losses partially cushioned by Norsk Hydro ASA's 0.9% rise.
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Sofft's mule-bootie (mutie?) boasts a cushioned footbed and a leather lining to prevent blisters.
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According to the product page, the cushioned earpieces work towards noise reduction for more immersion.
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The next time the U.S. decides to sanction Chinese tech, the impact will be cushioned.
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With thoughtful innovations, like a blister tab and cushioned footbeds, she'll quickly notice the difference.
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It, however, expects the impact to be cushioned by the bank's proactive loan loss provisioning.
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Two good reasons why are the behemoth 2919-inch wheels and the air-cushioned suspension.
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In contrast, those living in leafy suburbs were cushioned from the realities of mass immigration.
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For carriers with big operations in Britain, the terms of Brexit cannot be cushioned enough.
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Any immediate impact on crushers will be cushioned by a Brazilian crop coming to market.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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It's 185 grams in total weight, which is incredibly light for such a cushioned shoe.
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The train flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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Some other scooters have this, but I've never seen one as wide or as cushioned.
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The midsole is made from lightweight and flexible EVA foam, which feels cushioned and bouncy.
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That cushioned end makes the product, which is a bit gloppy, really straightforward to apply.
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Oscar's the only one who swaps seats so he can sit on a cushioned one.
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With his guidance, we sit or lie on cushioned mats, noticing our thoughts with curiosity.
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Enthusiasts replaced flat-cushioned buckets with sculpted Recaro seats, and the automotive industry took notice.
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They sat in long rows in green cushioned chairs, the room lit by bright windows.
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Soon there will be cushioned window seats in the bedroom and valances over the windows.
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However, the fall was cushioned by gains at Emirates NBD Bank, which traded 1.2% up.
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The ones in the main dining room are elaborate, cushioned and wide enough for two.
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Mr. Tritle elicited a cushioned warmth within a coherent sound that often eluded him elsewhere.
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The driver's seat, although more cushioned, had my rear end aching after about an hour.
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They're waterproof with a cushioned GrandFøam footbed for extra comfort and durability, rain or shine.
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The human spine is a complicated mechanism, composed of vertebral bones cushioned between intervertebral discs.
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Both Airbus and Boeing are cushioned by thousands of orders for the single-aisle jets.
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They're cushioned and supportive, and the 2.5-inch skinny heel is surprisingly easy to walk in.
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So far banks' improved liquidity and capital positions have cushioned the impact of sovereign-debt woes.
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It's vintage in looks, but modernized with a beverage cupholder, a smartphone holder, and cushioned seat.
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Going back to my dislike for overly cushioned shoes, the Clifton surprised me with its performance.
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I found myself on cushioned white bench seats with plenty of room to stretch my legs.
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Just make sure you don't accidentally order it because BOY these cushioned creations can get expensive.
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The straps and the back of the bag are cushioned, too, which helps with heavier loads.
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One day, he could no longer propel himself into a cushioned chair or onto our beds.
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The soft and cushioned Trtl Pillow keeps his neck propped up and supported through the flight.
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Zooming up on the coke with the steep swoop down cushioned by heroin seemed, well, perfect.
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L.L. Bean supposedly sells a pair of these cushioned sheepskin shoes every 7 seconds during December.
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Kirimca said Manafort paid for the Legends Suite package, which includes food service and cushioned seats.
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He drew softly luminous sounds from the orchestra, and then beautifully cushioned Ms. Yoncheva's eloquent singing.
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His departure this time, too, was less dramatic, cushioned by the memory of the 2016 title.
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Each piece was cushioned in foam and covered with an anchored metal box draped in fabric.
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We stepped onto Hatthatara's boat sinking into sturdy deck chairs with wide, cushioned seats and footrests.
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Trees broke the fall of the fuselage section and snow on the hill cushioned its landing.
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This helps with stability, as do the air-cushioned tires and the (adjustable) suspension on each wheel.
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Bizarrely, the bodies of those dead sheep cushioned the fall of the 1,100 others who followed.[Guardian]
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"However, the overall slowdown in growth was cushioned by a large increase in [government spending]," it added.
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It's firm enough to take to the gym but cushioned enough to run in it on roads.
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Compared to the original Ultra Boosts, the Ultra Boost 19s are a lot more cushioned and comfortable.
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"This glass was dropped on a very thick carpet, and it's cushioned the blow," the judge said.
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If you're weight-lifting in these shoes, you might find that the sole is too cushioned, though.
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What the electorate may care about more is keeping the Fed cushioned from day-to-day politics.
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There are plenty of shapes to choose from, too, depending on how cushioned you want to be.
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And HSBC was cushioned from the danger that China would rip up the agreement over Hong Kong.
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Though Hawk-Eye has cooled tempers on cushioned acrylic and grass, it risks inflaming them on clay.
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Consumer staples and healthcare weighed on the index while gains on the financials sector cushioned overall losses.
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The cushioned phone case is also scratch-resistant, while the ridge design provides a no-slip grip.
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The music suggests a wistful folk song, cushioned by plaintive harmonies and restless lines in the instruments.
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What's more, they're suuuper comfortable thanks to a cushioned headband and some extra-wide ear cups — i.e.
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Their SoftFinish handles provide a cushioned grip and overall have a balanced, solid feel in your hand.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.27% to 6,860.67, its overall decline cushioned by a 3.07% rise in Amazon.
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They all share one characteristic that I love in gran reservas: a mellow, cushioned texture and flavor.
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A drop in sterling over a fresh Brexit flare-up cushioned Britain's FTSE, which slipped just 20.5%.
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Solid consumer demand has so far cushioned Britain's economy from some of the impact of Brexit uncertainty.
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"I to try to build an experience for myself because my life is pretty cushioned," he said.
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With thoughtful innovations, like a blister tab and performance cushioned footbeds, her feet will notice the difference.
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When it&aposs not needed, it can be stored inside a flap in the cushioned interior mat.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.76% to 6,827.12, its overall decline cushioned by a 23% rise in Amazon.com.
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"This glass was dropped on a very thick carpet and it has cushioned the blow," Jackson said.
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While Vans typically have hard rubber soles, the ComfyCush midsoles are more cushioned and softer to the touch.
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ESA says the impact will be cushioned by a structure similar to a crumple zone in a car.
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Ignoring my head-shaking, the instructor left the room briefly and returned with a cushioned hollowed out platform.
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Avoiding soft surfaces extends to never placing a baby on a sofa, couch or cushioned chair to sleep.
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These boots are waterproof, cushioned, and made with a non-marking sole for both indoor and outdoor wear.
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These cushioned beds can help ease pressure on joints and muscles, so dogs can move comfortably without pain.
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They have comfortable, cushioned, and adjustable ear cups and you won't have to charge them for 40 hours.
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The first study of a new thickly cushioned running shoe suggests that it may not make running easier.
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In "The Hairy Ape," he began wearing braces and padding on both knees, and a footballer's cushioned shorts.
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The manuscript of the speech, which was in his coat pocket, cushioned the blow and saved his life.
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It's a major plus that the soft and cushioned shoes don't have an obnoxious or obvious waterproof design.
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The woman in the polyester top came to rest on a small cushioned chair, and felt her calf.
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She leaned against a cushioned window seat, the sprawl of the Hudson River and New Jersey behind her.
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There's also a variety of no-show options, like a cushioned sock and an extra-low-cut version.
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But investment income from insurance operations cushioned the blow, rising 23 percent in the quarter to $1.04 billion.
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The cushioned insoles are supportive, and the overall feel of the flat is softer and thicker than Rothy's.
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If you thought that your cushioned running shoes were designed to give your feet a break, think again.
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Have your fingers at the ready, make sure your bank account is cushioned, and get in formation, y'all.
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She squeezed a tepee into the corner of his bedroom and cushioned the bottom with old baby blankets.
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What might otherwise have been a hard landing for these managers was cushioned significantly by their severance packages.
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The comparison expanded to include super-cushioned shoes and beds of seaweed for just-released baby sea turtles.
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In the early 27s, wooden armrests lined springy, cushioned seats covered with rattan, a material similar to bamboo.
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Mr. Ma's warm, dusky playing of this lyrical stretch was wondrously cushioned by the orchestra's harmonically ambiguous atmospherics.
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Right now, it's sitting on top of my suitcase packaged in a glorious box cushioned with gold fabric.
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But even then, Amazon may be cushioned by the fact that it's so well established in the market.
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You get clean, crisp sound packed into a pair of headphones that sit comfortably thanks to cushioned ear cups.
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If you're a beginner runner, you may like the well-cushioned sole, because it provides extra protection, she says.
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I mostly run on the pavement, and I liked that they're lightweight, yet cushioned enough for a long run.
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Data confirming that Germany's economy had returned to growth in the first quarter cushioned the DAX which eased 0.2%.
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Behind the booth was a Bedouin-style tent of dark weave, with cushioned sofas and a massive brass teapot.
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The comfortable cushioned seat lets you lean back, which is more relaxing than the typical head-forward bike position.
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If he hadn't, nothing would have cushioned the blows, and the rocks would have damaged, not polished, each other.
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Meanwhile, Costco is somewhat cushioned by its annual membership fee, which accounts for three-fourths of its operating income.
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Off the dining room is a round room lined with cushioned seats, with a fireplace and a glass chandelier.
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Soon, the superrich may be sharing selfies from their cushioned space hotel rooms, complete with Netflix, WiFi, and cocktails.
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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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I was with him until I realized his cushioned six-pack starts at his breasts and that's not accurate.
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The "premiums" offer a more modernized look and lighter, more cushioned feel while still paying homage to the originals.
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These stylish boots feature waterproof rubber, with a quick-dry knitted cotton lining and a multi-layer cushioned sole.
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Pros: Cushioned handles, heavy-duty leather rope availableCons: There is a bit of a learning curve with this rope
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I switch between those and my Converse Chuck 70's (the new ones that have that good cushioned footbed).
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The shoes cushioned the feet of all three medalists in the men's marathon at the Rio Olympics last summer.
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One thing's for sure ... Chris has gotta be grateful for the well-placed safety mat that cushioned his fall.
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In the marketplaces, that is not likely to happen because the vast majority are receiving subsidies and are cushioned.
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The Ifo report cushioned some of the falls for European stocks with indexes in Frankfurt and Paris easing 258.83 percent.
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The "tender" designation is accurate — a cushioned sole and flexible fabric upper will make any tired or swollen feet happy.
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Guedes fired the European champions ahead from Bernardo Silva's cushioned header and nodded in the third from Raphael Guerreiro's cross.
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It took an unlikely goal by Rojo -- a center back -- to save Argentina with a cushioned volley into the corner.
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It took an unlikely goal by Rojo — a center back — to save Argentina with a cushioned volley into the corner.
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Compared to the yoga mats that they let you rent at Y7, the GRP is much thicker and more cushioned.
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And while they're totally stylish, they're also designed for complete comfort with foam-padded leather material and soft, cushioned insoles.
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They ended up with a cushioned foam shoe with a thick midsole and high knit cuff, called the HOVR Phantom.
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A successful investor, Mr Rees-Mogg lives in a manor house, cushioned by a fortune of more than £100m ($140m).
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It also incorporated a long train, which flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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Juve center back Leonardo Bonucci drove a long diagonal ball which Alex Sandro reached and cushioned back across the box.
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Men may laugh, but as someone who finds just about every unisex bicycle seat painful, Ancheer's cushioned one is sublime.
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I've also found that it is much more cushioned and comfortable than many of the other travel car seat options.
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The cushioned leather insole is buttery soft, smooth, and flexible, providing all-day comfort reminiscent of the original Day Glove.
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The work in which they appear lasts barely over an hour (and, for the record, the seats are now cushioned).
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Each bunk is separated by cushioned dividers and curtains, giving at least a small degree of privacy to each occupant.
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That includes a seamless toe to prevent rubbing and a lightly cushioned bottom to help reduce fatigue from repeated impact.
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With 6.6 billion euros of cash and net debt equivalent to 1.4 times last year's EBITDA, IAG looks well cushioned.
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The mat is 5mm thick so you'll feel cushioned and padded, but the PVC material keeps it lightweight and portable.
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That's cushioned it from headwinds posed by a slowing global economy, says Richard Falkenhall a strategist at SEB in Stockholm.
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Nearby, a second, chubbier robot, designed to have more cushioned arms and less lethal swing-back, keeps it consoling company.
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He was a hard-boiled St. Sebastian, pin-cushioned with all the arrows he took for us over the years.
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Anyone who runs or spectates at races has probably noticed that stacked, generously cushioned running shoes have become almost ubiquitous.
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A pair of cushioned headphones were waiting on my seat, a huge step up from the faulty ones in economy.
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There was an improvisatory fluidity in the passage work and runs, cushioned by the warm, rich sound of the orchestra.
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These lightweight Hoka One One Carbon X shoes have a cushioned, curved midsole, providing extra padding for smooth, supportive runs.
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Nonetheless, it's a great introduction into the classic Rioja flavors of spicy red fruit framed and cushioned by American oak.
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However, housebuilders, which are sensitive to an economic impact of a no-deal Brexit, cushioned losses on the main index.
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Behind that is a white kitchen with a wall of built-in storage surrounding a window with a cushioned seat.
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The instrumental is still harsh and droney, but Chen sings gently, cushioned by some ghostly reverb echoing out into the darkness.
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For example, trying to lift weights in a cushioned shoe made for running often feels like balancing on a bouncy house.
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Ideal for classes and cross-training, these lightweight training shoes are made from a proprietary foam that is cushioned and responsive.
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These wear-anywhere sandals also come equipped with a soft, microfiber-lined footbed that's cushioned for a seriously comfy walking experience.
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"This will all be cushioned in a socially sensible way," the newspaper quoted one source familiar with the matter as saying.
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Hoka, known for its colorful and cushioned running shoes, was founded in France in 2009 and bought by Deckers in 2013.
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Outdoor Voices collaborated with Hoka One One, the running brand best known for their super-cushioned running shoes with thick soles.
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The amniotic sac is a cushioned membrane that protects the fetus, umbilical cord, placenta and other fluids in a mother's womb.
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The two were locked in an intense gaze as Benjamin, wrapped snugly in his swaddle, lay in a cushioned baby lounger.
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"Oil production in New Mexico has been increasing, despite recent price drops, which has somewhat cushioned revenue losses," said S&P.
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Its losses were cushioned by gains for gold stocks as the metal climbed to its highest in 3-1/2 months.
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It features the largest cargo space in the class, well-cushioned spacious seats, and a lineup of fuel-efficient turbocharged engines.
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"The announced job cuts ... must be cushioned, with no compulsory redundancies," said Andreas Scheidt, a member of labor union Verdi's board.
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The team has just finished their morning walk-through and the players are sunk into plush cushioned seats near center court.
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"I first saw these extremely cushioned shoes being worn by ultra-runners and trail runners" covering long distances, Dr. Mercer said.
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The ship has a stern well dock that can launch and recover up to four Type 726 air-cushioned landing craft.
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The rest of the engineered mesh upper is lightweight and breathable, and there is a cushioned heel collar for added comfort.
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There's a soft, cushioned insert inside the shoe which is so comfortable — more so than most of my actual winter boots.
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The fixed-income weakness was cushioned by an 11 percent rise in equity trading revenue driven by client financing and derivatives.
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Our fourth-floor room was spacious and airy, with an L-shaped couch, large wood coffee table and multiple cushioned chairs.
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One pair was gold-colored, with cushioned soles fashioned, according to Umicevic, to help Melania follow her husband's campaign across America.
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Wearing off-kilter aviator sunglasses, Mastanamma waves at the camera from a leather-cushioned car in one clip on Country Foods.
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These new shears with cushioned handles are similar in shape to mine but sturdier, with 3-inch-long stainless-steel blades.
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Roma Boots These stylish boots feature waterproof rubber, with a quick-dry knitted cotton lining and a multi-layer cushioned sole.
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Thickly cushioned running shoes have largely supplanted the minimalist, barefoot-style shoes that many of us wore a few years ago.
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In 205, riders were treated to new drop-down cushioned seating, or benches that could be lifted up on crowded trains.
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You got here in a company-sponsored bus that featured cushioned seats, Wi-Fi, and a distinct lack of eye contact.
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The 19th-century Paris sewers even became an unlikely tourist attraction, with visitors guided through the canals in carpeted, cushioned boats.
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Integrated over-the-ear headphones featuring suede-covered cushioned ear pads, detachable post-stud cinch tab, remote, and 1.25 meter cable.
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Imagine an airplane neck pillow, but instead of a cushioned place to rest your head, it's a speaker that wraps around you.
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The steering column, which extends up from the center of the Segway miniPRO, is topped with a pair of cushioned knee pads.
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Non-performing loans are rising but the banking sector will be cushioned by ample liquidity and sufficient bad-loan provisions, he said.
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Piqapoo is a cushioned clip you attach to your dog's tail (sorry, bulldogs), which has a small bag attached to the bottom.
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The red shoes were cushioned on a bed of blue velvet with the American flag strategically placed to appear in any photo.
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The baby is cushioned by the amniotic sac and well beyond the cervix, and a man's penis cannot penetrate beyond the vagina.
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In another piece, artist Didi Dunphy crafts a cushioned purple skateboard that would have been fit for Prince's plush persona and lifestyle.
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Still, sceptics note that the firm will have hired temporary workers to cover for absent employees, which would have cushioned the blow.
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Here he has created a restaurant that is handsome and comfortable, with plenty of polished wood and voluptuously cushioned chairs and banquettes.
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Across the room was a polished wooden desk with three plush white chairs, each with a card pinned to its cushioned headrest.
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Those increases, however, will be cushioned for most people on the exchanges by government subsidies that will rise with the premiums. Mrs.
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However, if you want more color and print options and a less cushioned (but still comfortable) feel, try one of Rothy's flats.
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Ms. Zhao was nestled into the cushioned seat with another friend, Amy Zhu, 21, who had urged her to attend the event.
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The two are locked in an intense gaze as Benjamin, wrapped snugly in a blue swaddle, lies in a cushioned baby lounger.
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It followed a 24-hour stoppage at the same sites last Monday but stored crude cushioned against any immediate oil supply disruption.
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The coach seats, which are similar to the ones in the 787, are decent, but I'd miss these thicker, more cushioned chairs.
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But prices were cushioned by expectation of an interest rate cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in the backdrop of slowing growth.
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The balcony was large, complete with white-cushioned chairs, a small table, and a longer bench for stretching out on the side.
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Georgi was rolled to the dinner table in a wheelchair; a cushioned headrest propped up his head, though his eyes remained closed.
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Enter: Mpow H73 Over-Ear Wireless Headphones, designed with ultra-soft cushioned ear cups and a padded headband for a customized fit.
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Pros: Lightweight, easily adjustable height settings, cushioned handleCons: Holding down the safety clade can cause hand tension, corded design limits some access
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Those light, barely cushioned models were expected to nudge us into running in a more natural way, reducing the risk of injuries.
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The researchers supplied these volunteers with neutral running shoes, which contain an average amount of midsole cushioning, and maximalist, thickly cushioned shoes.
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Malarie Gokey, Deputy Editor, shopping: The first time I pulled Bombas' socks on, I was impressed by how well cushioned they were.
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So far, the mega banks have held up better than their smaller peers, cushioned by vast deposit bases and lower funding costs.
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Here, suffering, famine and the endless gyre of Old-World conflict were set aside, or at least cushioned by New-World possibility.
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For $140 or less, the Under Armour HOVR shoes fuse great, cushioned performance shoes with the ease and practicality of fitness trackers.
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If you enjoy a great game of tennis, there's a bonus just for you: A lighted U.S. Open deco turf-cushioned court.
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Thanks to the responsive yet cushioned Ultraboost sole, the sneakers provide a lot of bounce and energy with each step that you take.
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Raiche "Complicated" Raiche's latest single feels like getting a glimpse into the very private hell of a breakup, cushioned by her soulful worldview.
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It's not so much one singular sofa as it is several hexagonal, cushioned stools that, when combined, form a honeycomb of a couch.
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A cushioned footbed and glove-like leather construction make these under-$25 slip-ons perfect for running errands or lounging around the house.
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Meghan's dress also incorporated a five meters long train, which flowed in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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The cheese apparently had done the trick — Franklin spent part of the interview cuddled up next to me on a soft-cushioned couch.
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Losses were cushioned, however, by oil production outages in Nigeria that have slashed output there to the lowest in more than two decades.
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The index retreated less than U.S. markets, cushioned by strengthening in the shares of gold miners as spot gold rallied nearly 1.3 percent.
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Demand in 2018 and 2019 was cushioned by mild government stimulus in China, the effects of which will subside next year, worldsteel said.
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A floating dollar cushioned the economy against external aches; inflation stabilised around a target band of 2-3%; and government finances greatly improved.
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The first step is accepting that, aesthetics of layered bulbous rubber aside, your feet will never be mad at a more cushioned insole.
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Volumes in the quarter were flat with a 5% dip in North America cushioned by a 14% rise outside, led by Latin America.
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However, the impact was cushioned by sizeable capital buffers, with the regulatory capital adequacy ratio at a still robust 123% at end-3Q15.
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The two were locked in an intense gaze as the youngster, wrapped snugly in his blue swaddle, lay in a cushioned baby lounger.
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While the firm had seen some retail outflows in recent months, strong demand from pension funds and other large investors cushioned the blow.
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Two new comedies — 9JKL and Me, Myself & I — air on Mondays for a few weeks, cushioned by Big Bang and Kevin Can Wait.
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The Dow, cushioned by promising developments in trade relations between the United States and the European Union earlier this week, added 1.57 percent.
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When she walked the Céline fall 2011 ready-to-wear runway to take her bow, a pair of Stan Smiths cushioned each step.
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The Trtl Pillow Plus is a newer version of the popular Trtl Pillow, featuring premium cushioned comfort, adjustable height, and built-in breathability.
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At the university's human performance lab, the runners donned alternately an average pair of running shoes and a pair of maximally cushioned shoes.
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For much of that period, coal's relative decline was cushioned by growing demand for electricity which provided an expanding market for all fuels.
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Meanwhile, the insoles are merino wool and cushioned with materials made from castor bean oil, and the laces are made from recycled bottles.
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As a result, the $75 rain boot has a versatile ankle height, grippy tread, and a custom-designed cushioned insole for bouncy comfort.
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As Cole Haan's lightest sneaker ever, it features an ultra-breathable Stitchlite upper, gel-cushioned insoles and tongues, and a lightweight arched outsole.
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The dollar shed 0.4% against the single currency last week, cushioned though by expectations that policy easing in Europe will follow the Fed.
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This pair has great sound, cushioned ear cups, and 40 hours of battery life so they have one less thing to think about.
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Cushioned by an ensemble of melting solo strings, the sweet-voiced tenor Isaiah Bell and the refined baritone Thomas Hampson exchange loving phrases.
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But American leaders have failed to deliver job training and other programs that might have cushioned the blow for communities hurt by imports.
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The slow middle movement is the most beguiling, a neo-Romantic Adagio with an intensely soulful viola theme cushioned by soft, wistful strings.
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And while Chris's is cushioned in an affluence that Kay has never known, they both carry a legacy of racially mixed sexual relationships.
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The cushioned on-ear design will cradle your ears in comfort for all-day listening, with pivoting, collapsible ear cups for effortless storage.
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The comfortable, cushioned handle-grip helps to minimize hand tension, and the mower is equipped with side discharge, mulching, and rear bag options.
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It's as if in falling asleep I'd fallen into an egg and woken as the yolk, cushioned and aloft on an extended present.
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Chang defended the dining room in its original, punishing form, but said that, some time earlier, he'd had a meeting about cushioned seating.
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Some are rather obvious: Cashmere, Red Velvet, Silk or Luscious are all intended to suggest smooth, easy wines, often cushioned by discernible sweetness.
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Younger Moroccans and those from out of town roll their spliffs by the tables under the TV or up in the cushioned alcove.
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Inside that soft outer shell lay a cozy, womb-like setting, with walls cushioned by clothing arranged by color to form a rainbow.
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Vocally, she sits somewhere between mid-223s Mariah, Prince and Solange, her voice cushioned beneath twinkling synth lines and R&B bass lines.
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The adorable strappy sandals feature a cushioned EVA foam footbed that many customers say is so comfortable, it feels like you're walking on clouds.
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The light running shoes are cushioned for maximum impact protection, which, we imagine, is extremely important to the Duchess now that she's expecting again.
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I usually prefer super-cushioned supportive running sneakers, like the Brooks Glycerin or the Asics Gel Kayano, especially if I'm running a longer distance.
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Bankers said while the credit provisions weighed on profit, Arab Bank was cushioned by a healthy capital base and $9 billion of shareholders equity.
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The classic white canvas sneakers are uber comfy thanks to their cushioned footbed that will make standing on your feet all day a breeze.
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"Developers have accelerated sales which has cushioned a sharper drop in real estate investment," said Yang Yewei, a Beijing-based analyst at Southwest Securities.
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And the Airlander 10 can land pretty much anywhere it needs to, with its cushioned skids meaning you don't have to find an airport.
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The first study of a new kind of thickly cushioned running shoe suggests that this type of footwear may not make running any easier.
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The material is soft, stretchy and cushioned, so he always seems content with wearing it (much more than the sweaters I force him into).
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With gel-cushioned straps, wire-free molded cups, and targeted ventilation, the Champion Spot Comfort sports bra provides comfort where you need it most.
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Manduka's Prolite is special because it never peels, flakes, or fades, so they'll get to use the lightweight, cushioned mat for years to come.
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However, if you want more color and print options and a less cushioned (but still comfortable) feel, try one of Rothy's flats ($125-$145).
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The idea is that by making the silver plans more expensive, the other plans on the exchange will be cushioned from the price increase.
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The aluminium crushed on impact, and landed on a pile of cables, both of which absorbed some of the impact, forming a cushioned barrier.
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In the early 1960s, firsthand reports of the civil rights protests roiling the country barely penetrated the cushioned Boston suburb where I grew up.
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Ms. Leith though won high marks among fans for her tough judging style, which is more openly critical and less cushioned than Ms. Berry's.
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At intervals, one Republican senator or another could be seen through cloakroom doors sitting in a cushioned wing-back chair and fingering a cellphone.
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The restaurant, spilling over two levels, is often besieged (rightly) and can be raucous, with groups huddled on cushioned banquettes and low wooden stools.
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With thoughtful innovations, like a blister tab and cushioned footbeds, her feet will notice the difference as soon as she slips on the socks.
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Lightweight, easy to operate, and with a cushioned grip for comfort, the Earthwise 20-Inch Corded Electric Lawn Mower is ideal for smaller yards.
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I loved the pointed heel, and the rubber sole and cushioned insoles gave me enough padding and traction for walking over the city's concrete.
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While ending the payments would boost premiums, many people would be cushioned from the impact because federal tax credits rise automatically when premiums do.
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Our host's home was separated from ours by a lovely screened-in porch adorned with cushioned wicker furniture, decorative bird cages and palm fronds.
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While ending the payments would increase premiums, many people would be cushioned from the impact because federal tax credits rise automatically when premiums do.
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The rounded corners were designed to protect shins, and the bed's cushioned slots and "pillow board" (a low, padded headboard) aided in noise reduction.
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In a world full of retractable, hybrid ink pens with ultra-cushioned finger pads, the simple stick pen is not remarkable for its technical qualities.
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Its platform reached the apex of popularity in the '70s, but the company is still making spot-on retro sandals outfitted with foam-cushioned soles.
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These retro-inspired wedges come with a moisture-wicking lining and a foam-cushioned midsole, and The Walking Company recommends them for plantar fasciitis support.
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One of the most desirable accessories for bike enthusiasts, Brooks saddles have cushioned the perineums of commuters, messengers, racers, and cycle-tourists since the 1880s.
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Despite how cumbersome the shoes look, they were remarkably light, especially compared to other lightweight cushioned running shoes I've worn, like the Brooks Glycerin 15.
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The dollar rose to 117.86 yen, its highest level since early February, though that drop in the yen cushioned Japanese stocks, lifting Nikkei 0.1 percent.
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A Hong Kong-based office products company on Friday filed a lawsuit alleging Staples Inc infringed a patent on cushioned tabs for three-ring binders.
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But the fact remains that while the cushioned installations merit only a glance, Howey's stark idea, as a series of paintings, remains worth looking at.
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The lines of the dress extend towards the back where the train flows in soft round folds cushioned by an underskirt in triple silk organza.
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From block heels to wedges to platform sandals with elevated, cushioned footbeds, finding a chic pair of shoes that won't kill your feet is possible.
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But aerospace propulsion profits were flat, due in part to losses on early LEAP engines and higher R&D spending, cushioned by higher CFM211 deliveries.
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So I looked for pieces that still had warm elements, like rectangular cushioned headboards and a rustic distressed wood dining table with an iron base.
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The Sculpt Keyboard uses a cushioned, soft-touch palm rest, so I'm rather curious about how different this keyboard will feel because of the switch.
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Everyone knows that first world, privileged kids today are cushioned, shielded, protected from the literal and figurative bumps and bruises of the real-world playground.
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The foam cushioned patch will attach to any surface without a jolt so the movement of the robot doesn't have to be as finely computed.
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That's because it comes from neither a hiking nor a climbing brand, but rather a sneaker company famous for well-cushioned and supportive running shoes.
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During an economic boom after World War II, more travelers took to the skies and manufacturers introduced larger planes with big, cushioned seats to match.
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That blur sat in a pale blue cushioned chair, no more than a meter away from where Ingray herself sat, facing, in an identical chair.
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"Eureka Day" shows how, despite all our cushioned language and practiced maxims, "right-thinking" people have lately inched dangerously close to the limits of liberalism .
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Cozy, thick-cushioned furniture helps establish a laid-back feeling at Arniano, even in the weeks when the painting course fills the house with newcomers.
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The supply crunch was initially cushioned by the Lunar New Year holidays, which were extended as authorities sought to contain with the outbreak, traders said.
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They're cheaper than the M.Gemi Lucente and Koio Capri (which doesn't come in half sizes), and are still more cushioned than both of those styles.
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WSB-TV streamed Carter's lecture, showing the 94-year-old ex-president smiling and talking while seated in a white cushioned chair at the podium.
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They have a supportive bridge and arch compression zone, a cushioned sole and heel, and they wick moisture as well as any decent hiking sock.
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However, national output will be cushioned by output from Western Australia, the country's largest grain growing region, which will total 8.2 million tonnes, it said.
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Norwegian and Scoot, meanwhile, may be cushioned by the fuel efficiency of their next-generation Boeing 787s, but such cutting-edge technology does not come cheap.
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Success or failure in the new areas will of course continue to be cushioned for some time by the revenues and profits from Windows and Office.
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FUNDAMENTALS * COPPER: Benchmark copper fell 0.2% after a sharp jump in inventory in LME warehouses, but prices were cushioned by supply concerns in Chile and Zambia.
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Industrial orders fell in January, but a spike in orders from euro zone countries cushioned a drop in demand from domestic customers, data showed on Monday.
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More recently, individual Japanese strawberries were selling in Hong Kong for roughly $22 a piece, and came cushioned on a pink styrofoam pillow and faux hay.
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The Club Europe seats certainly weren't shabby — they were cushioned, made from leather, and with an adjustable headrest — but were narrower than the Club World seats.
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The 2008 recession shattered the real-estate market, but Trump's position was cushioned by the success of "The Apprentice," which was being syndicated around the world.
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If you're looking for a neutral lightweight running shoe with a cushioned feel, the New Balance Fresh Foam Beacon just might become your go-to shoe.
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The fees, part of its strategy to diversify its business, cushioned the effect of the low interest rate environment which has dampened returns from traditional investments.
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Gift the Allbirds Wool Lounger, $95The soft, cushioned, and lightweight Loungers are made for the grandma who's always on her feet and needs to be comfortable.
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There is Federer, ranked No. 2 at age 36 and still near his best on relatively quick surfaces like the cushioned acrylic hard courts in Melbourne.
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Braided Wool Rug, $289-$1,299, available at Parachute Think of your favorite chunky knit sweater — now imagine that warm, cushioned, and textured feel under your feet.
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Shop Birdies slippers at NordstromThe velvet, cushioned slippers from Birdies bring the warmth and comfort of indoor lounging to the city streets in a fashionable way.
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The weaker performance was attributed to volatile commodity prices and unpredictable weather, but was partially cushioned by its Sime Darby Oils downstream operations, the company said.
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While the carrier is hand wash only, when the quilted cushioned mat needs to be cleaned, you can toss it into a washing machine and dryer.
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Next came the slats, which locked into place and were cushioned and lined with eco-friendly felt made from recycled plastics for durability and sound reduction.
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A long cushioned bench built into one end of the room provides about half the seating, along with the stools at high tables and the counter.
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For some people, a new pair of shoes isn't enough to do the trick, and they'll need added arch support or orthotics for a more cushioned run.
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This is an older model of the Glycerin, one of Brooks' neutral cushioned road running shoes, so it's slightly cheaper than their latest release, the Glycerin 16.
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Compared to Casper, Nectar provides about one more inch of memory foam, making it extra cushioned for people who need back support or have sharp pressure points.
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"Increased fiscal spending towards the year end has cushioned the blow to exports, as shipments of chips and electronic products are falling," a central bank official said.
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Gloria Maximo's "Client States" is composed of a white plaster panel set atop a desk, flanked by two white folding chairs and one cushioned tan chair behind.
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Toddler Gripper Calf Sock 4-Pack, $20.90, available at BombasThey're reinforced with grippy bottoms and cushioned footbeds so your kid can run, skip, and dance worry-free.
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In fact, their sleek, minimalist look and comfort-cushioned ear cups recently earned them a top spot on our list of the best wireless headphones of 2019.
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The new Pip-Boy weighs roughly two pounds, is lined with cushioned foam, and apparently "most" of the dials and knobs are functional — not just eye candy.
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But Reflection is explicitly designed for inner spaces; it offers a vast netherland where you're cushioned from the outside world and have time to deal with yourself.
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Delighted, I had released the theatrical sigh of a cushioned toilet seat, to assure my aunt I was dreaming the unsuspecting dreams of childhood, and settled in.
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Some members are avid ocean swimmers while others never touch the sand, preferring to socialize on the patio or from a cushioned lounge chair in a cabana.
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Trillions of dollars in credit and loan guarantees dispensed by central banks and governments in the United States and Europe have perhaps cushioned the most developed economies.
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Trillions of dollars in credit and loan guarantees dispensed by central banks and governments in the United States and Europe have perhaps cushioned the most developed economies.
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At a hearing on his case in March, guards brought him to court in a wheelchair; he used a walker to transfer to a cushioned rehabilitation chair.
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The immediate impact of the shutdown will be cushioned by the weekend, but by Monday, when federal workers are furloughed, the political ground may begin to shift.
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This cushioned velvet chair is part of the Retro Glam collection and comes in six colors: burgundy, dark blue, dark teal, ivory, medium gray, and rose tan.
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They also have a seamless toe and a lightly cushioned sole for added comfort, and they're anatomically designed with a specific left foot and right foot fit.
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Babies should not be put down on surfaces like water beds, couches or cushioned armchairs, where there is a very large increase in the risk of SIDS.
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The ambient lighting, the flirtatious smiles, the lipstick-red carpet and uniforms, the cushioned benches and steel railings curving around the mezzanine—all conspired on the senses.
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The Arena racing swivel gaming chair is equipped with a generously cushioned seat and back with padded arm rests for extra comfort during long periods of use.
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Featuring a breathable leather headband and leather-cushioned, noise-insulating ear cups that rotate 45 degrees, the Triple Driver Headphones are the perfect marriage of style and comfort.
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That surge of oil has cushioned the blow from recent events, including oil barrels sidelined by the attack on Saudi Aramco and US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
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The oilfield services company did see profit cut by nearly half compared to a year earlier as oil prices dropped, but that fall was cushioned by cost cuts.
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Greece's return to financial markets is cushioned by a debt-relief deal struck with the euro zone in June, which extends the maturities of some of its loans.
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For Asia, the blow was cushioned by promises of more Chinese stimulus but Beijing berated Washington for blocking tactics in its World Trade Organization appeal against U.S. tariffs.
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Last month, at the fall 2016 men's wear shows, wild and woolly Western-inflected counterparts of that cushioned-and-quilted tech look were released on the European runways.
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Most of APL's running shoes, including the Bliss, are made with a proprietary foam material called Propelium, which is designed to be cushioned, shock-absorbing, and incredibly light.
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The treadmill's belt is made up of 59 shock-absorbing slats, for a cushioned feel, and there's a sound bar that gives it surround sound (on a treadmill!).
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They are light and well cushioned, and they contain a small carbon-fiber plate, shaped like a spoon, that may help return energy to you as you run.
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The privately-owned company, famed for its tweed suits, cushioned handbags and No5 perfumes, has long intrigued the fashion industry by keeping a close lid on its numbers.
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Susanah Robinson was a mature woman who had had some business success and was well equipped to create a cushioned environment in which her writer husband could flourish.
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Designed with the same sleek silhouette, memory foam-cushioned soles, and quilted lining as the mother slipper, the two are essentially identical (one is just a lot smaller).
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One $6 salteña is filled with chopped flank steak, cushioned with ground top round and suffused with ají panca, a mild chile whose flavor suggests smoked blackberry jam.
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I know my feet will feel snug and cushioned regardless of how many miles I walk, while their low-key style pairs well with jeans and dresses alike.
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The Teva Universal, which features quick-drying polyester webbing, a cushioned footbed, rubber outsole, and a series of Velcro straps, is still the brand's most popular style today.
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The New Balance Fresh Foam Beacon running shoes provide a super lightweight feel without sacrificing cushioned comfort, and they're versatile enough to tackle both short and long runs.
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The musicians were mere specks from behind rows of cushioned seats and V.I.P. sections, yet Mr. Cervony and Mr. Kray stood shoulder to shoulder, rapt and at ease.
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Yet if the gains of trade were broad, the pain befalling communities directly in the path of China's export juggernaut proved intense and poorly cushioned by government policies.
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On Tuesday, while other passengers scooped up duty-free bracelets and watches on St. Thomas, I hogged a cushioned chair intended for couples, with a many-pillowed backrest.
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Then I sink further into my couch, cushioned by an insatiable desire to find out what could possibly go wrong during the next urban bikini skiing group date.
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First quarter sales fell 3.5% to 1.68 billion euros, with the drop in sugar segment cushioned by a robust performance from the fruit, special products and bioenergy divisions.
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Property insurers in Florida tend to be younger, smaller companies than those elsewhere, but analysts said they appeared adequately cushioned with reinsurance and were expected to bounce back.
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Placed on each cushioned seat at the show was a pack of cards depicting portraits of male ancients, each associated with some trait characteristic of a true gentleman.
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Adverse economic fortunes can be cushioned by a strong safety net and a public educational system which provides people with the resources to move on by moving away.
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That reserve of buying power, be it retail or institutional, has cushioned stock market drops in the past, and optimists are hoping that it will do so again.
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Reliance on identity politics and media-cushioned affirmation, and a blind spot to the genuine pain of the white working class, is precisely what produced a President Trump.
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After I zipped her out of it and set the opener carrier on my apartment floor, I later found her lounging on the cushioned black mat (unprompted). Success.
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Even before an official departure from the European Union, art sales in Britain have been cushioned from adverse effects by a fall in the value of the pound.
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The styles, which include Authentics, Eras, Old Skools, Slip-Ons, Sk8-His, and Zushi SFs, feature cushioned foam midsoles, padded insoles with added arch support, and one-piece interiors.
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Other differences include cushioned insoles (pictured above), canvas interior ankle collars instead of leather, and one-piece interior construction, which can be felt better than it can be seen.
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Many market players, including Matsui, think foreign investors will likely continue selling but that would be cushioned by buying from local participants, including the BOJ and public pension funds.
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The Nasdaq was just over 1 percent away from a record high as tech stocks largely cushioned the index in the past week even while the broader markets suffered.
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The three athletes also were equipped with a specially designed marathon shoe -- lightweight, cushioned, thick-soled and fitted with a carbon plate to reduce the amount the foot flexes.
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StepChange's Tutton said that victims of the 2008 slump were cushioned by government action to stimulate the economy, record low interest rates and banks willingness to forgive some debt.
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Robust demand in real estate has so far cushioned the impact of a multi-year government effort to tackle debt risks, cut outdated industrial capacity and rein in pollution.
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However, Taiwan and South Korea might be cushioned from the impact as these countries have a secure positioning in the supply chain since they specialize in high precision equipment.
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Morawiecki said the plan to reverse the previous government's reform of raising the pension age to 67 would be cushioned by incentives, through higher pensions, to keep working longer.
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In Britain, the domestically focused FTSE 250 index (down 3%) once again was a bigger casualty than the more multinational FTSE 100, which is cushioned by a weaker pound.
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This features make them excellent for hiking and white-water rafting since you need something cushioned enough to keep you from feeling the acute pressure of jagged rocks underfoot.
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The neoliberalism that has been the economic orthodoxy since the Reagan and Thatcher era has hacked away at what would once have cushioned the fall of the new dispossessed.
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For Asia, the blow was cushioned by promises of more Chinese stimulus but Beijing had berated Washington for blocking tactics in its World Trade Organization appeal against U.S. tariffs.
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Morawiecki said the plan to reverse the previous government's reform of raising the pension age to 67, would be cushioned by incentives, through higher pensions, to keep working longer.
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Now, the world is hostile in new ways and, instead of sharp edges, we're settling into an altogether more protective and cushioned aesthetic – and brands are coddling us accordingly.
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At the other end of the floor is a library lined with mahogany paneling and shelves, along with a large living room and a connecting solarium with cushioned seating.
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They're engineered with a full-cushioned leg and foot, temperature-regulating vents, a reinforced Achilles guard, and make use of Hex Tech engineering (more temperature control and moisture-wicking).
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They feature a great cushioned and supportive design which makes standing and walking a breeze, and they're equally at home in your winter Bean boots or your summer hikers.
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In London, the FTSE 100 slipped around four tenths of one percent, the index somewhat cushioned by rises to major energy stocks such as BP and Royal Dutch Shell.
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" White House press secretary and chief twister-of-truths Sarah Huckabee Sanders cushioned the claim, telling reporters that the times Trump and Bannon spoke were "certainly not that frequently.
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The mobile satellite communications provider has been selling in-flight Wi-Fi to airlines through its aviation business, which cushioned some of the blow from declines in its older products.
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If you're not into the whole backless, spinning stool look for your kitchen's island or pub table, these wooden accent bar stools with cushioned backs offer a comfier dining experience.
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Despite all its museums, stately architecture and polished thoroughfares — or perhaps because of them — the Upper East Side's reputation is as a stuffy, cushioned cloister of the wealthy and unadventurous.
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Beyond the kitchen, the living room has a wood plank ceiling, a ceiling fan, cushioned wicker furniture and an entertainment center with a television, a DVD player and a radio.
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Producer process are an indication of consumer price trends, because unless cushioned by intermediaries and retailers, their changes translate directly into the final prices of goods and services for consumers.
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Nationwide economist Robert Gardner said the modest slowing of growth in house prices was probably due to a shortage of homes for sale which cushioned the impact of weaker demand.
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A spike in crude prices will exert cost-driven pressure on inflation, said UOB Bank economist Julia Goh, but the effects would be cushioned by the strengthening ringgit currency MYR=.
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These Jack-of-all-trades shoes are light enough for speedwork, cushioned for long runs, and have a smooth ride that doesn't fade even as you pile on the miles.
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Analysts say investors are for now playing down the probes and loss of order momentum because Airbus, like Boeing, is cushioned by record backlogs of jets waiting to be produced.
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Cole Haan Warren Cap Toe Derby, $129.90 (after sale $200) [You save $70.10]From the outside, the Cole Haan Warren looks like a typical Derby shoe, but the cushioned Grand.
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Right out of the box, the Wool Runner-Up Mizzle slipped onto my feet easily and cushioned them with a soft feeling that's reminiscent of how my bedroom slippers feel.
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Shares of Ollie's Bargain Outlet climbed nearly 333 percent Wednesday after one analyst said the company was among the "most cushioned retailers" from a potential border adjustment tax, or BAT.
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While there will always be a premium for highly skilled and educated workers, this polarization can be cushioned by ensuring that certain opportunities are available to everyone early in life.
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But those adverse shocks have been cushioned by strength in consumer spending, which accelerated in the spring to the fastest pace in five years after a weak start to 2019.
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The expectations that the Fed stands ready to support financial markets — a view that the central bank has never fully endorsed — has probably cushioned stocks to some extent this month.
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But running in those thickly cushioned shoes could affect a runner's form in sometimes surprising ways, according to a series of new studies of maximalist running shoes and recreational athletes.
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Unlike the easily accessible Trump Tower in New York, the Bedminster club is cushioned by acres of private land, with Mr. Trump's residence a mile away from the guard booth.
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The blow is cushioned somewhat by the state's strong reserves, a decades-long push to diversify and a tentative return to Texas-style GDP growth at the beginning of 2017.
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The Nasdaq was only a percent away from record high, powered by a tech rally that largely cushioned the index in the past week even as the broader markets suffered.
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Consider an anti-fatigue mat Not only can a cushioned mat help ease the strain of standing, some types come with a contour that can encourage you to move more.
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Once you've narrowed your options, lie in the positions you sleep in for 15 to 20 minutes, noting whether your spine is aligned and your hips and shoulders are cushioned.
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"This seems to indicate that, in general, a minimal amount of motion control is better than no motion control at all in our modern cushioned shoes," said Malisoux, in an email.
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I've been running for more than 20 years and in that time, I've tried just about every type of shoe on the market: Stability, neutral, minimalist, cushioned, and everything in between.
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The pool itself is encircled by angular, bird-like umbrellas, crisp white-cushioned lounge chairs, and wooden mini-peninsulas that jut out from the exterior of the pool into its waters.
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On one hand, I'm glad to know the things I didn't know before, to regularly experience the desire for justice in ways I might have been cushioned from in the past.
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However, losses were cushioned somewhat as Just Eat surged 21% to 717.4 pence after Dutch firm Prosus made a 710 pence-a-share offer to buy the British food delivery company.
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Home appliance maker Whirlpool Corp said in its quarterly earnings report that higher prices for imported steel and aluminum had cut into their profits, but cushioned the blow by raising prices.
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Indian shares fell in line with EM counterparts, but were cushioned by gains in Infosys Ltd after the IT major raised its full-year revenue forecast and announced a share buyback.
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The Brooks Ghost 9 is the ultimate workhorse of women's running shoes with a lightweight yet cushioned feel, a breathable upper, and the durability to grind out a lot of miles.
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Each pair boasts 100% buttery-soft Italian leather that molds to your foot, an elasticized back for slip-on ease, and a cushioned insole that your arches will thank you for.
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As an elevated take on the original Chuck Taylor All-Star, the Chuck 70 features a thicker canvas upper, extra-cushioned insoles, and a vintage look with off-white rubber accents.
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I went down and helped her up; her thick pink coat had cushioned the fall, but when I looked at the back of her head I saw that there was blood.
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The Brooks Ghost 11 is the ultimate workhorse of women's running shoes with a lightweight yet cushioned feel, a breathable upper, and the durability to grind out a lot of miles.
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The cushioned insert is also extremely comfy, so I feel like I can actually wear these all day and not just change into backup shoes once I get to the office.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Iranian oil exports this month and Iranian crude exports have fallen sharply in recent months, although Washington cushioned the blow by granting some temporary exemptions.
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HONG KONG — China's growth rate slowed as expected in the first three months of the year, but a notable pickup in debt-driven industrial activity last month probably cushioned the slowdown.
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" On par with "Swing Low" for its hymn-like qualities, choral presence and crescendo effects, "Keep the Faith" is cushioned between inspirational tearjerkers "Will You Be There" and "Gone Too Soon.
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Not quite the nimble feet of Eden Hazard, nor the cushioned first touch of Andrea Pirlo, but the kind where he doesn't always took totally in control, yet almost certainly is.
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Natasha and Daniel are sealed in a protective bubble, cushioned in sentimental pop music of various styles and eras — would a Gen Z kid really pick "Crimson and Clover" at karaoke?
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And while naysayers called the attachment infantilizing or detrimental to relationships — "Are they single?" one asked on Twitter — readers said, no; the stuffed animals make them feel soothed, supported and cushioned.
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So in 2015, the state approved a plan to steer $770,000 toward a new cushioned play surface, new barbecues and new water sprinklers for children to cool down, plus other improvements.
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Teenagers as young as 14 were strapped to the chair — some stripped down to their underwear — with their feet, arms and waist restrained by cushioned leather straps and loops, they said.
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A shriek or two (or maybe three) escaped from my throat as I was happily tossed about in my booth, sliding across the seat under the roomy red-cushioned restraint bar.
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The ambivalent effect points up an irony endemic to museum presentations of politically refractory art: whatever discontent the artists express is cushioned by their inclusion in—say it—élite institutional culture.
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Each stands resplendent with Footballers' Wives crystal lighting, massive mirrors, and beds so cushioned and luxurious that they might as well have waddled off the set of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette.
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If you find yourself sleeping almost exclusively on your side, the soft firmness will provide you with a more cushioned feel that can help relieve pressure on the shoulders and hips.
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The Chinese yuan eased, on course to mark its seventh week of losses, although the losses were cushioned by Chinese state banks' swapping of dollars for yuan in the forward market.
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The practical implications will be cushioned by the coming weekend, when many government offices will be closed anyway, and it's unclear which party will suffer the brunt of the political blowback.
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On one hand, the communication sector's old-media names have cushioned it somewhat in comparison to tech's steeper plunge, but those less growth-oriented companies also limit the sector's upside potential.
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For Asia, the blow had been cushioned by promises of more Chinese stimulus but Beijing had also berated Washington for blocking tactics in its World Trade Organisation appeal against U.S. tariffs.
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Despite a dip in financial stocks, the mid-cap index was cushioned by Peppa Pig maker Entertainment One, which surged 16%, recouping almost all of its losses from the previous session.
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Made with super-cushioned soles and quilted lining, they're seriously comfortable — and they even look like regular flats, so mom can opt to wear them in the house or out running errands.
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The new age of automation will push thousands of people out of work across advanced economies, but only a few countries are well-cushioned against the hit, according to a new report.
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I don't always stan Nike shoes for running, so one of my biggest questions was whether or not these would be as durable and cushioned as the shoes I usually run in.
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The impact on CET1 will be cushioned where banks hold regulatory reserves for loans that are not yet impaired, as these excess reserves could be re-designated to help meet higher provisioning.
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He'd been instructed to keep it low-key, stay seated, and just chat, but, as usual, Panay was prowling before the group of journalists assembled causally on couches, benches, and cushioned chairs.
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On the other hand, a sharp fall in zinc prices was cushioned by supply worries after Chinese government data showed that refined zinc output had dropped to its lowest since August 2013.
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Prime 2019 deal: Dansko Women's Veruca Sandal, $66.07 (originally $94.39)[You save $28.32]These sandals toe the fine line between comfort and style with a cool strappy design and softly-cushioned insole.
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The footbed is soft, cushioned, and breathable, while the rubber sole has traction that allowed me to walk across the many types of terrain, wet and dry, of the Bay without worry.
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The memory foam topper adds a layer of cushioned support, while the sheet set and soft blanket are cut to a smaller size so they won't drag or fall on the floor.
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Oil prices were mostly flat as investors cashed in on recent gains and focus shifted again to swelling global inventories that have cushioned the impact of a series on unplanned supply outages.
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He will step into the "Takamikura" - a 6.5 meter (13 ft) high pavilion that weighs about 8 tonnes - and briefly sit on a cushioned chair with a seat made from tatami straw.
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Similarly, his mischievous Tapis-Siège, a hybrid of carpet and sofa from 1970, takes the form of a cushioned base with dog-eared corners, suitable for meditation or other, more lascivious uses.
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But Wayne is just as effective when her allusions are to the quotidian, like a cardboard portfolio cushioned by doggy pee pads leaning on a painted ultramarine quilted seat in "Contra" (2017).
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Instead, the living areas are dominated by deep-cushioned ivory roll-armed sofas that you instantly want to sink into for a nap, perhaps with a dog or two snoozing beside you.
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" He's even more bereft and apologetic, though cushioned by synthesizers and backing vocals, in "Fire Flies," a not-quite-waltz (there's an extra beat) that has him wondering, "Am I losing you?
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However, the Fed cushioned the blow somewhat and reinforced that policymakers are not on a pre-set path and will continue to monitor incoming economic data before committing to their next move.
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Afterward, everyone returned inside for a feast at one long table, amid the club's mix of mounted antlers, abstract paintings, antique wood tables, cushioned banquettes and windows the size of highway billboards.
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It's a pointed-toe flat with topstitching — made from soft, unlined Italian leather, a flexible rubber outsole, and cushioned insoles that'll keep you comfortable and polished even when working the occasional overtime.
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When I first visited, a gent with a cushioned pole gave a loving smack to "Blizzard (Roxbury Flurry)," a large, suspended work composed of nearly 40 white discs on a complex armature.
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McBride has clearly spent the years since his 2014 Ruinz EP release getting a feel for a crowd, honing the ability to subtly build momentum, from an enchanting opening to cushioned come-down.
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Thompson also won her opening heat on Saturday on the same track where she scorched to victory at a Diamond League meeting one month ago despite running in cushioned trainers to prevent injury.
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The super-cushioned soles and quilted lining, which all add up to serious comfort — no wonder Meghan, the queen of comfortable shoes, chose to wear these slipper flats during both her royal tours.
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Compared to the Nike Epic React, these feel more supportive and cushioned, even though they technically have the same "offset," which is the amount of foam between the forefoot and heel, Nuelle says.
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Cushioned by profits from previous seasons, farmers are gambling on a recovery during the volatile April-July period when the new U.S. crop is weather-dependent - despite signs that prices are still falling.
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By that I mean you're only going to reap any organizational benefits from this thing if you're willing to obey the pockets, zipper pouches, and cushioned laptop slots that it presents you with.
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Mr. Duwenhögger, who also designs his own frames, provides a velvet-cushioned bench from which to view "One Rehearsal for Four Plays," a series of paintings of men doing more dancing than acting.
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HCG1 Pro Gaming Headset With superior sound quality, versatile connectivity, cushioned earpads, and a clear detachable microphone, this gaming headset helps you hear every footstep, movement, and gunshot for the ultimate gaming experience.
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The liberal bubble in Del Ray is cushioned by signs calling for kindness and resistance, babies and rescue dogs both in bows and in strollers, and chalk signs asking for introspection from neighbors.
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Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said the index could have fallen further but the survey was conducted in the week where there was widespread rain, which somewhat cushioned the hit from the bushfires.
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Gold is also cushioned by technical support around $21,2000-$1,220, including its July 2017 low of $1,204.90, the 50 percent Fibonacci retracement of the 13 rally and the psychologically significant level of $1,200.
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Wheels rents out e-bikes that look like a mix between a bicycle and a seated scooter with funky 14-inch wheels, a tall cushioned seat, and small foot pegs instead of pedals.
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The Beats Solo3 wireless headphones offer an adjustable fit with comfort-cushioned ear cups, a streamlined design that's durable and foldable, and up to 40 hours of battery life for multi-day use.
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The last period of very high oil prices between 2011 and the first half of 2014 coincided with a period of dollar weakness, which cushioned the impact in many major oil-consuming countries.
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I don't live in an apartment, but I gave this mat a try on my patio near the grill because I like a comfy, cushioned place to stand while I tend the grill.
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On Tuesday, it cushioned Shostakovich's hardly less gloomy Quartet No. 13 between Beethoven's discursive Opus 130 and the movement that originally formed its finale, the gnarly "Grosse Fuge," itself published as Opus 133.
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Pros: Reversible with a grippier side for when you sweat, very thin and light, antimicrobial Cons: Not very cushioned Buy the Reversible (Un)Mat at Lululemon for $48 Buy on Lululemon for $48.00
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Or perhaps she's adequately cushioned by a lucrative $25 million deal with Samsung, which is using her album as a promotional tool in its tense and ongoing competition with Apple over the smartphone market.
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While there are considerably larger units, our small double, at 136 square feet, felt cramped, especially when it came time to sleep in the double bed, lined on three sides with tufted, cushioned board.
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The weaker rouble, which helped drive inflation to 21990 percent last year, has meanwhile cushioned the blow to government finances from the collapse in oil prices and made some Russian goods more competitive overseas.
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But on days when I add strength-training to my running routine, I'll wear a running shoe that's less-cushioned, like the Asics Roadhawk FF2, to allow me to feel the floor in lifts.
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Not only have easier monetary and fiscal policy and the fall in sterling cushioned the impact but Brexit has not yet happened—and until recently many firms hoped to stay in the single market.
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" One of the Enlisted alum's favorite parts of her home is the back patio, which features a white-cushioned sectional, lots of pillows and an "indoor-outdoor California vibe where you can eat outside.
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On a recent weekday, Mr. Goldman wove his way along rows of cabanas, stepping past mah-jongg games and members lying on the cushioned lounge chairs that are set in front of each cabana.
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NBS said in a statement on the data that rising prices had cushioned firms' profits even as industrial production slowed in June, but it did not provide separate reasons for the slower profit growth.
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Whether you want a more cushioned ride for casual trail runs, or you're a modern-day Wonder Woman tackling your next ultra-marathon, the Hoka One One Challenger ATR 5 is definitely worth considering.
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Largely cushioned from the retail industry's struggles by its luxury pedigree, it is opening more of its own stores, pushing into China and Hong Kong, and has expanded into new product lines including knitwear.
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Gold prices edged down on Tuesday from the previous session's near three-week high as equities regained some ground, but concerns the coronavirus outbreak could impact the global economy cushioned safe-haven bullion's losses.
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Westpac chief economist Bill Evans said the index could have fallen further but the survey was conducted in the week where there was widespread rain, which somewhat cushioned the hit from the bush fires.
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All this has cushioned the blow as Ashford's grant from the central government has shrunk to £125,000 ($160,000) last year from £8 million ($10 million) in 2010, on its way to zero for 2019.
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An agreement with Italian group ETEA covering alcohol and starch assets in Europe was expected to further boost Tereos' non-sugar activities that have cushioned the impact of the sugar market crisis, he said.
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The large cushioned red sofas and chairs are strewn about as if the room had been hit by a flood and the items had drifted slightly off center of where they were supposed to be.
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"The announced job cuts, which will see around 5,000 jobs go in the medium term, must be cushioned, with no compulsory redundancies," Andreas Scheidt, who is also deputy chairman of E.ON's supervisory board, told Reuters.
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Retail investors' buying cushioned the blow from 2.1 trillion yen of net selling by foreign investors, whose activity has a massive impact on the Japanese market due to its size, for the past eight weeks.
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When Hewitt first played in the Australian Open, in 1997, the hardcourt surface was green Rebound Ace instead of blue cushioned acrylic, and the complex had one court with a retractable roof instead of three.
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Switzerland's biggest bank also said gains in its corporate deals business cushioned a fall in profits in investment banking - a problem area for all global banks as investors fret about slowing economies and geopolitical tensions.
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Most companies will likely keep producing even if the crude price does not cover cash operating costs, cushioned in small part by the Canadian dollar's fall to a 12-year low versus the U.S. greenback.
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BP also saw a drop in profits due to lower crude prices and refining but was cushioned by trading, which allows a company to make profit by taking advantage of price differences in different regions.
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The boots are made with fire-resistant Nomex material, use lugs from outdoor gear company Traxion to give pilots grip when walking (instead of floating) around the cabin, and feature adidas' own AdiPRENE cushioned insoles.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co, the biggest U.S. bank by assets, reported a better-than-expected rise in quarterly profit earlier on Friday, helped by higher interest rates and loan growth that cushioned a decline in trading.
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Flat earnings at its Mittelstandsbank, which serves many of the small and medium-sized companies powering Germany's economy, were cushioned by cost cuts as well as better bond trading activities, which have boosted peers' earnings.
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Things begin fine—she's dancing and molesting everyone's hair—until she launches herself onto a moon bounce, and the lights begin spinning menacingly, and she collapses, her fall whimsically cushioned by the inflatable bounce house.
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"Equipped with this safety device, an executive who is shoved out the door by a new owner will be cushioned by a tidy pile of cash," the Times reporter N. R. Kleinfield wrote in 1982.
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A generously cushioned seat with sealed ball bearings rolls smoothly along the steel track, while its two industrial-strength hydraulic pistons create 50 levels of resistance, making it suitable for beginners and advanced rowers, alike.
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Farm to Feet Damascus Hiking Socks for $15 ($7 off): These light, cushioned hikers are made from merino wool grown on US farms and work just as well with casual shoes as with hiking boots.
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Yet often, in songs like Skeeter Davis's "The End of the World" or Campbell's "By the Time I Get to Phoenix," the plush orchestral pop hits of the 1960s and 1970s cushioned sorrow and solitude.
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Compared to these works, "La La Land" is what its title promises: A slight and slightly nonsensical love letter from Hollywood to itself — or, even more bluntly, an acrobatic kissing of its own well-cushioned ass.
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Only speculation in recent days that the Federal Reserve might begin easing interest rates in coming months has cushioned the impact of trade tensions that sent the S&P 2843 skidding from record highs last month.
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Maybe one day I'll be able to upgrade to some lambskin-cushioned Master and Dynamic cans or a perfectly-tuned pair of B&O Play headphones without worrying about losing, destroying, or breaking them within seconds.
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Fitch believes the impact on banks would be cushioned by the property-cooling measures introduced between September 2009 and June 2013; a severe property price collapse could prompt the regulators into reversing some of these measures.
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In a press release, NASA explains how the January 25, 2004 landing transpired:The airbag-cushioned lander, with Opportunity folded-up inside, first hit Martian ground near the crater, then bounced and rolled right into the crater.
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The embellishments on the sweatshirt made me feel like I should be headlining a tour, while the amazing cushioned footbed in the boots reassured me that I could survive a concert on my feet without dying.
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Earlier this week peer fund manager Ashmore posted net inflows for the first time in nearly three years, and on Wednesday Henderson posted first quarter results, showing assets were cushioned by market gains in the period.
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WASHINGTON/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - In June 22.00, the U.S. Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a 20193th consecutive time but cushioned the increase with a strong signal that officials were ready to stop the tightening cycle.
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Expedia's third-quarter performance differed sharply from other companies within the industry, as strong demand and branded marketing measures cushioned the blow of a severe Atlantic hurricane season that crippled the travel sector for several weeks.
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Nikki Maurer, for instance—at 24, the club's youngest member—kept her '84 Superior Sovereign Three-Way in the same condition as when she acquired it, letting its lavish, steel-blue cushioned interior speak for itself.
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If, however, you do wish to try maximally — or minimally — cushioned shoes, visit your local running specialty store and wear a pair for a jog around the block to judge whether you enjoy how they feel.
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Whenever I've written about my love of the series, though, I've cushioned my opinion with a litany of buts: the game is glitchy and slow to load, repetitive and prone to crash, ugly, and very ugly.
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MOSCOW, May 19 (Reuters) - The contraction of the Russian economy will be smaller this year than earlier expected thanks to monetary and fiscal policies that have cushioned the shocks, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday.
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From there, the weapon is hidden in a crate, cushioned amongst textiles and agricultural products, and loaded onto a container ship bound for the United States, where it could very easily destroy one of our cities.
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He is no stranger to the frenzy of holiday mega-sales, having witnessed his share of Black Fridays, shoppers lunging, shouting and stampeding in their craze to score a parka or pair of cushioned running shoes.
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Abundant Life has roomy offices, a youth choir, cushioned maroon pews, many staff members, a corporate-sponsored media production center, and a cafeteria with a passage from the biblical book of Acts printed on the wall.
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It solves the problem of wrist alignment and finger positioning with its curved design, cushioned palm rest, and wave-like vertical shape, but the Sculpt adds a third dimension that many other ergonomic keyboards lack: wrist rotation.
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However, contract prices are by their very nature cushioned from spot market gyrations and as they failed to match the spot price spike of 2015-2016, they are now unlikely fully to track it on the downside.
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While J&J's pharmaceuticals unit has in recent years cushioned the impact of relatively slow growth in the company's medical device and consumer units, some of its older drugs have been hurt by competition from cheaper copies.
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"The stock market valuation could drop closer toward valuations seen during the 2012 euro crisis, but this would be cushioned by an 8 percent boost to earnings from the weakness we foresee in the pound," she added.
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"In 2018, variations in international fuel prices will continue to be cushioned," the finance ministry said in a statement on Tuesday, emphasizing a scheme that allows it to reduce a key excise tax applied to fuel sales.
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Recognizing the endurance required for a long day of work in the hospital, Nike just unveiled a cushioned shoe which can endure hospital conditions and is easy to slip on and off, called the Air Zoom Pulse.
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They are a potent reminder of what happens when working people see the wealthy cushioned from the results of their actions, while the resources they need are sliced away and they are exhorted to just work harder.
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Last fall, as 557 bright-eyed freshmen gathered in cushioned folding chairs in the auditorium for orientation, she gave a speech that over the last few years has come to focus more and more on stress reduction.
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I've only used it for a few days, but its cushioned scissor switches are damn near whisper silent, which is a big plus for people who works next to inconsiderate assholes using keyboards with clackety Cherry Blue switches.
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Having laid heavy bets in 2015 and 2016 thinking China's red-hot economy would crash, those funds felt the heat as central bank intervention cushioned the currency's fall and made their short yuan trade too expensive to maintain.
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The lifelong couple live together in a beautiful home in a New York City suburb, cushioned from the chaos they hear about on the nightly news — college protest riots, civilian massacres in Vietnam, activist bombings in San Francisco.
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And of course, her character is a mom to young twin boys, so there are toys scattered about—but even the kids' furniture has a high-end feel, with a Scandinavian-style play table and cushioned metal ottomans.
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In its current form, the AHCA would also not link subsidies on the insurance exchanges to actual prices, meaning higher priced insurers would face the prospect of driving away customers who would not be cushioned by increasing subsidies.
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"The authorities' economic package - a flexible exchange rate regime, banking sector capital and liquidity injection, limited fiscal stimulus, and regulatory forbearance - cushioned, the shocks, helped restore confidence and stabilized the banking system," the Fund said in a statement.
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Everlane just released the Day Loafer ($155), a modern take on the classic style with a few upgrades for added comfort, like soft leather, cushioned insoles, and an elastic back for the ease of a sensible slip-on.
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They're my new go-to travel shoe for airports and light tourist walking days (the cushioned insole is good, though you may need to supplement with insoles if you're planning a heavy day of walking/need more support).
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On his last album, "You Want It Darker," released less than a month ago, Mr. Cohen's voice had descended to a husky recitation, cushioned by choirs and string arrangements but as fearlessly flinty as ever, our critic writes.
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Argentine or Chilean developers in the Andes — or Russians in Sochi, for that matter — would have time to build out world-class and environmentally sensitive winter sports resorts over 12 years, cushioned by the security of Olympic branding.
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Available in three unmistakably contemporary shades — burgundy, midnight blue and "petrol green" (pictured here) — of tinted lacquer cherry veneer, with leather upholstery dyed to match, the new Origami is slightly more cushioned and a tiny bit more reclined.
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Investment growth is also likely to be further cushioned by a rush to build rental apartments as major Chinese developers respond to President Xi Jinping's call for more rental supply to address people's housing demand as affordability fades.
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The other duo was George Walker's 1958 Sonata in One Movement, a flinty yet beguiling piece that abounds in industrious counterpoint, though these passages alternate with moments of lyrical proclamation for violin, cushioned by thick, pungent piano chords.
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Not even its rich dividend has cushioned the dismal performance: Including reinvested dividends, GE has delivered total losses of 22019 percent during that time, while the Dow has offered up gains of 240 percent on the same basis.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor forecast a gradual earnings recovery after posting a smaller-than-expected 21 percent fall in quarterly profit as sales of higher-margin cars cushioned the impact of a U.S. recall and revenue decline in China.
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All of this, as well as super-cushioned Nike shoes designed specifically for this effort, will be in the hope of shaving about 24 minutes off the almost three-year old marathon record held by another Kenyan, Dennis Kimetto.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Asian currencies are set to pare gains this year that they made in 2017 as the Federal Reserve raises interest rates further and Asian central banks proceed cautiously, cushioned by solid growth expectations, a Reuters poll showed.
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Analysts caution there's likely to be more negative headlines on the spread of coronavirus as well as a deeper economic hit to the Chinese economy, but they also say any further impact could also be cushioned by central banks.
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The unisex styles range from shimmering two-tone high-tops (available in a red and blue combo as well as a black and green option) to rainbow-bright cushioned lace-ups that will instantly jazz up your winter aesthetic.
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Germany's knack for producing goods desired by emerging economies, notably a booming China, helped it recover rapidly from the financial crisis of 22018-21, and cushioned the impact of the sovereign-debt crisis that subsequently engulfed the euro zone.
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"The lack of a real motivation to jump away from the oils, cushioned the decline and led to an anemic rebound that saved the market from what at one point looked like a pretty darned nasty day," Cramer said.
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There it is, a disc of brick-like meat sandwiched between two beige saucers; a little slab of sadness, just barely cushioned by desiccated bread, sitting on a bare plate next to a popsicle stick sullied with burger grease.
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He pointed to the cushioned V.I.P. seats in front, which cost $1,599 for the three nights of the festival and were black, so that the artists couldn't tell from the stage, once it got dark, if they were empty.
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Inside, from a rocker cushioned with red velvet, Ms. Kidwell Burger presided over the dozen or so poets gathered in her parlor, a cozy haven with Oriental rugs, a working fireplace and shelves of old books and general clutter.
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There were real orchids and red roses, lots of big red Sacher-branded umbrellas with wooden handles by the door for guests to borrow if it rained, plush red velvet-cushioned stools, and plenty of gold and marble touches.
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Plenty of customers concur that the Konhill sneakers — which have a breathable stretch-mesh knit upper, a cushioned insole, and a durable elastic rubber outsole — are so comfortable that you might forget that you're even wearing them at all.
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The fall was cushioned by a rise in second-half earnings thanks in part to airfares lifting from record lows, the company said, pointing to the end of a price war that has prompted a string of earnings downgrades.
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Its buttery-soft velvet upholstery, high-density foam cushioned seat, soft angles, and unique curved metal base design blend together to create a dynamic accent piece that's both functional, comfortable, and a focal point of color for your space.
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A lonesome ballad cushioned between a tension-filled slow-burner and a distorted spiral into madness, it shows Jucifer standing at a crossroads, playing with a sincerity that can be difficult to express with the volume cranked to 1.
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Deloitte says 13 percent of the industry's massive order book is vulnerable to deferral or cancellation but that jetmakers are cushioned by backlogs which have swelled to 6-10 years from 3-5 years, thanks in part to deliberate overbooking.
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At the head end of 2131, swaddled in a cushioned chair stitched with the Amtrak insignia, the 21188-year-old engineer, Brandon Bostian, watched the apartment houses of North Philadelphia bleed into view, his boots resting on the corrugated metal floor.
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Along with an adjustable fit and ultra-cushioned ear cups, the Beats Solo3 Headphones also boast up to 40 hours of battery life — meaning you can wear them all day long without any discomfort or having to re-charge them.
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An indirect hit from global market anxiety about U.S. tariff plans was "partly cushioned by the effects of a more dovish Fed rhetoric on EM currencies, which is particularly the case for the BRL," Rabobank noted in a report this week.
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KIGALI, April 13 (Reuters) - Rwandan brewer Bralirwa said on Monday its pretax profit rose to 7.709 billion francs ($9 million) in 2017, from 2.67 billion francs a year earlier, helped by lower financing costs that cushioned a slight revenue drop.
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Using aluminum framing, eight propellers and sensors to fly — and cushioned by basketballs attached to the bottom of its frame — Cartivator's Sky Drive vehicle flew to eye level for several seconds before crashing back to the earth and suffering damage.
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"The authorities' flexible and effective policy response has cushioned the economy from the dual shocks of lower oil prices and sanctions," the IMF said in a statement, summarizing the assessment by the Fund's executive board following a recent consultation with Russia.
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Economists polled by Reuters had expected a deeper fall to 109.0, but a surge of optimism in industry, which took the index to 3.4 in November from 3.0 in October against expectations of a decline to 2.5, cushioned the fall.
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They were delicate creations made largely of the natural materials one might find in the woods: a chair seat made of an acorn, a ladder of twigs, a seat back fashioned from a fungus fan, a sofa cushioned with moss.
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Pros: Super lightweight, cushioned feel, comfortable upper, reflective, versatile enough for both short and long runs Cons: May not be able to handle as many miles as some running shoes, some reviewers had to size up to find their perfect fit
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I wore mine home from work the same day they arrived — a risky move since my commute home involves lots of walking and staircases — and my feet came away not only blister-free but also feeling ultra-cushioned and supported.
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Senator Ted Cruz spoke in a stately reception hall — with two chandeliers, cushioned seats and what appeared to be a gilded eagle — as a vendor out front, on Manhattan's West 51st Street, sold knockoff bags and heavily discounted wool hats.
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After dozens of iterations, the Bombas founders developed a sock with several new features: a seamless toe, a cushioned foot bed, an arch support system, elastic that keeps long socks up and blister tabs on the backs of ankle socks.
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The Labor Department's report earlier Friday showed job growth had slowed more than expected in August, but losses were cushioned by strong wage gains, which should support consumer spending and keep the economy expanding moderately amid rising threats from trade tensions.
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The Labor Department's report earlier Friday showed job growth had slowed more than expected in August, but losses were cushioned by strong wage gains, which should support consumer spending and keep the economy expanding moderately amid rising threats from trade tensions.
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Unfortunately, the support provided by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act — the Obama stimulus, which was inadequate but had at least cushioned the effects of the slump — peaked in mid-2010 and was in the process of falling off sharply.
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Spacious and easy to carry with cushioned straps and enough space for a laptop and tablet, this one tote to rule them all features interior pockets for small items and an exterior zipper pocket for a phone, keys or wallet.
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It was composed of two discs of almond-meringue batter, tinted pink, baked crisp on the outside and tender in the center, sandwiching a rose-flavored cream that cushioned bits of lychees, a fruit remarkably complementary to rose and raspberry.
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Whether you're practicing yoga daily or just stretching out once in a while, the 4.7mm thick padded mat will keep your hands, knees, and feet cushioned against any hard floor and will support your back as you relax into savasana.
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Finnegan Shanahan, a professional violinist and the assistant to the shop manager, went back and forth from Mr. Shrout to the workshop, where violins are tucked in rug-cushioned cubbies, cellos lean against the walls and violas hang from the ceiling.
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"Our financial performance reflects the benefits of higher iron ore prices, improved efficiencies and further cost savings ahead of our target, which have cushioned the impact of the operational challenges experienced during the period," said Kumba Chief Executive Themba Mkhwanazi.
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Although daily updates on the outbreak have kept investors on edge, hopes that central banks across the globe will take measures to counter any slowdown have cushioned global stocks and kept the benchmark S&P 500 near all-time highs.
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The stellar numbers show Asia's fourth largest economy riding a surge in global demand for memory chips, which has cushioned the blow to tourism and retail from diplomatic tensions between China and South Korea over a U.S. missile defense system.
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Coming from a comfortable background in many ways cushioned him from the harshness of life in one of the world's most corrupt countries, and he'd bought into the ingrained Nigerian belief that being financially comfortable meant he couldn't really have any problems.
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German broadcasters were relatively cushioned from the onslaught of competition from the Internet for advertising spending by the high market share they managed to retain, thanks to a large variety of free-to-air channels and a slower move online by German consumers.
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After Bank of England Governor Mark Carney indicated the bank was not indifferent to the exchange rate on Friday, Deputy Governor Ben Broadbent again pointed to its willingness to let the currency fall if it cushioned the economy from Brexit-related stresses.
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Southeast Asia's fifth-largest economy has been largely resilient in the face of a growing global chill as strong private consumption and higher government spending have cushioned the impact of weak exports which have weighed heavily on its more trade-reliant Asian neighbours.
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"Even though the impact of slowing expansion in China's services sector was cushioned by a slight rebound in manufacturing activity, the downward trend in the economy remains entrenched," Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group, said in the Caixin PMI release.
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Pros: Sole and welt are melted together and will never separate, affordable, waterproof, air-cushioned solesCons: The "For Life" boots are discontinued, and these soles will likely wear out after a few years (like many of not most boots in this price range)
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The official peso-dollar rate ARS=RASL, however, would be cushioned to a degree by capital controls imposed last month by Macri to help stave off a further sharp depreciation of the currency and stem a drain on the country's foreign reserves.
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Banks across Europe have seen their earnings hit by negative rates set by central banks, but in Denmark, lower borrowing costs have cushioned the blow for some banks and spurred a record number of Danes to try to improve their mortgage loans.
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This rules out the cookie-cutter dining rooms of the big chains, but it also means a turn away from an earlier style of hotel dining: the curtained, carpeted, cushioned and cloched pomp of restaurants like Alain Ducasse New York or Lespinasse.
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In the short term, he said, the economy seemed to have been cushioned by still buoyant demand from domestic consumers, the quick boost to exporters from the plunge in the value of sterling, and the gentle impact so far on the housing market.
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You may not recognize the name immediately (Googling it can be tricky) but you may recognize its cult range of Cloud shoes, which feature an "On" light switch logo, a little Swiss flag and an odd-looking multi-globular cushioned rubber sole.
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Part of what makes the protagonists' continuing clash quietly ridiculous is that, however intent they are on obliterating one another, both are wealthy white men cushioned by all the advantages they inherited or accrued for themselves, and they could ever only fall so far.
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BUENOS AIRES, Oct 28 (Reuters) - Argentine markets are expected to fall on Monday after President Mauricio Macri was ousted in an election by Peronist rival Alberto Fernandez, though economists said the impact could be cushioned by a stronger-than-expected showing by the conservative leader.
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"Even though the impact of slowing expansion in China's services sector was cushioned by a slight rebound in manufacturing activity, the downward trend in the economy remains entrenched," said Zhengsheng Zhong, director of macroeconomic analysis at CEBM Group in an accompanying note to the data.
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As for how much protection consumers should enjoy when they invest in crypto-assets, some advocate restricting the market to accredited investors, on the ground that they may be better at judging risks than ordinary punters and are certainly more cushioned against any losses.
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A few other blue states were quicker to create a replacement state mandate, but California's progressive lawmakers were wary of penalizing people who failed to buy health insurance unless the state also cushioned the blow by offering people more subsidies to lower the costs.
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Night Out If Sally Field nursed a hope of dodging notice at the Whitney Museum of American Art this month, that hope was crushed when she stretched her 5-foot-3-inch frame on an outsize banquette, its cushioned surface an apparent invitation to relax.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped on Friday, ending a three-day rally, as a strong dollar weighed and investors cashed in on recent gains, but losses were cushioned by outages in Nigeria that have slashed output to the lowest in over two decades.
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When the league finished that morning, I was given a lesson by Natale DeMarco, the most skilled player among them, a low, wide maestro with a cushioned voice who's been at bocce, the guys said, every day since he was a boy in Italy.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose nearly 21.7% on Thursday, extending big gains from a day earlier, as the market worried about crude supply disruptions and demand concerns were cushioned after a sharp drop in new coronavirus cases at the epicentre of the outbreak.
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The 11 pillows in Al Freeman's New York solo debut represent a flaccid hammer, a crumpled tallboy, a cushioned toilet-seat cover, a chain emoji, a lava lamp, a set of male genitals and five other tokens of some seedy but rapidly collapsing frat party.
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Part of the Major Arcana—cards with more broadly tailored symbolic guidance cards than suit or court cards—The Empress features a woman sitting on a cushioned seat in an open field near a forest with the feminine symbol in a heart lying at her feet.
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Part of the Major Arcana—cards with more broadly tailored symbolic guidance cards than suit or court cards—The Empress features a woman sitting on a cushioned seat in an open field near a forest with the feminine symbol in a heart lying at her feet.
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" In addition to improving access to the laundry room, during Mr. Geoxavier's tenure Southridge 1 has also introduced bellhop-style luggage trolleys for the use of residents and bought cushioned benches and umbrella tables for the courtyards, replacing outdoor furniture that he described as "prison grade.
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These minerals and products based on them accounted for well over $1 billion of U.S. imports from China in 2017, and traders warn U.S. consumers will end up paying a premium if tariffs are put in place, albeit one cushioned by the recent devaluation of the yuan.
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Economic confidence and business risk for Spanish firms and households may be an issue at the margins for equity investors, but this is largely cushioned at the moment by a booming world economy and the fastest economic expansion in the euro zone in more than six years.
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Instead of wheeled landing gear, he chose air-cushioned feet, like those on a hovercraft, so that the ship could land on virtually any surface, and he installed reversible fans in the feet, which would provide suction and allow the ship to stay on the ground.
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Citigroup Inc, JPMorgan Chase & Co, Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Bank of America Corp all reported declines in fourth-quarter revenue from their key fixed income, commodity and currency trading arms, although overall results at most were cushioned by improving loan growth and net interest margins.
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In the video and teaser (there's a longer video coming, which promises to show more Captain America Electromagnet Shield action), Hobson, who previously built a working Batman grappling hook and Batarangs, is shown throwing the metal shield at a cushioned wall, but he doesn't catch it like Captain America.
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People have fallen miles from planes and lived, due to tumbling down snowy hillsides, the way extreme skier Devin Stratton did when he accidentally skied off a 150-foot Utah mountain cliff in January 2017 and escaped unharmed, his fall arrested by branches and cushioned by deep snow.
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Though Facco, who is now 25, started his own studio soon after graduating, he happily agreed to work with Cappellini, designing several of the brand's most exciting pieces over the past few years, including a deceptively simple modular wooden coffee table, which cleverly contains four retractable cushioned seats.
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Back then, Ellen had to insist on her own niceness and relatability to win back the mainstream; now, cushioned as she is in Cowboys box seats among the rich and famous, her appeal to niceness mostly serves to flatten criticisms levied against her and her über-wealthy peers.
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Maybe it's easiest, then, to think of this as less of a seismic shift in global circumstances than a deepening of one of our era's most consequential trends, in which the well-off are cushioned and protected, while the burdens are pushed onto the poorer and the working class.
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"The economic contraction is nonetheless shallower than previous recessions as a stronger external position and the authorities' economic package — a flexible exchange rate regime, banking sector capital and liquidity injections, limited fiscal stimulus, and regulatory forbearance — cushioned the shocks, helped restore confidence and stabilized the financial system," the IMF said.
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All that painful stuff is cushioned in artifice, at least relative to the way that many millions of people experience those things; the failure that Hinkie admits haunted him, that he still shuddered over as he wrote the letter, was losing Robert Covington to another NBA Summer League team in 2013.
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"Given the fact positioning is so light and people are so defensive, even if there's a worst case outcome, the downside could be cushioned for now, but it tells a completely different tale for 2019 because a more protracted economic cold war means multiples have to come in," he said.
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"I don't wanna be 16 / When I was 16 I was so fragile and so lonely / Insecure," Fauness sings, her voice syrupy sweet and lilting, cushioned between jangly, grunge-pop guitar riffs, sounding like something Letters to Cleo or Hoku might have released in the late 90s or early 2000s.
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In 1998, when they were having a hard time getting airplay in Portland, Oregon, before a big concert, the still-fledgeling rap-rock outfit's management paid a local radio station, KUFO 101.1, to play their song "Counterfeit" for five weeks straight, cushioned by a "presented by Interscope" announcement before and after.
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There was an indoor picnic area with Adirondack chairs and plastic grass, an orange shipping container—a visual pun on "shipping code"—with a gaming room inside, and a row of so-called coder caves: dark, cushioned booths designed for programmers who worked best under the conditions of sensory deprivation.
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The heel and ball of the foot are cushioned enough to counteract blisters or abrasions, and to lock in warmth for cooler hikes, but the ventilation means that I wasn't uncomfortable in them even when I fell asleep with them on under the covers or stuffed them into winter boots.
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Six songs (212-5-6-7-9-12) fairly astonishing and six (2-143-4-8-10-11) more country-generic; the same six bare and direct and guitar-colored, the others hook-cushioned and keyboard-reliant; the same six—this is the tell—credited solely to McKenna, the others all co-written.
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You can enjoy your new rocker in cushioned comfort, whether you're in the baby's nursery, on the porch, or in a living room watching TV.The benefits of rocking chairsRocking chairs eventually migrated into the one-person chairs commonly in use today, although they still work great for a mother and a fussy baby.
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His collaboration with Mr. Klein taught him to cultivate the void: In drawings they speculated about building wall-free environments of moving air, with beds cushioned by pulsing air jets in open-air rooms enclosed by air curtains under forced-air roofs and comfortable environments powered by "air-conditioners" hidden below ground.
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Katexa had heard those stories many times: How humans first descended after the Great Floods that came to cover most of the Earth, going down in heavy individual submarines shaped like coffins, cushioned submarines that could be lived in, built to withstand the enormous pressure of life at the bottom of the sea.
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At night, Darena lay with me in the twin bed across from my sister's and she imagined or remembered magical balls, where she had danced on the sand at the bottom of the lake, and rides in her cushioned boat, which was rowed incongruously by rabbits, my favorite animals at the time.
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"We are not expecting any major growth correction because we think the potential impact from trade tariffs will be partially cushioned by the policy easing measures taken by the policy makers," Robin Xing, chief China economist at Morgan Stanley, told CNBC at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media and Telecom Conference in Beijing.
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Pros: Cushioned palm rest, curved split-key shape aligns wrists more naturally, raised wave-like vertical design positions fingers comfortably and rotates wrists outward to reduce ulnar compression, sleek modern aesthetics, and it's not too expensiveCons: Lacks a Fn key, F-keys are small buttons rather than actual keys, and no Mac layout model
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NEW YORK, Sept 6 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury yields were little moved on Friday by the Labor Department report that job growth slowed more than expected in August, as the employment figures were cushioned by strong wage gains which should support consumer spending and keep the economy expanding moderately amid rising threats from trade tensions.
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In what some people view as a second black civil rights movement, combative lines are drawn, and their tautness is evident even in the cushioned art world, which is shocked to discover, all of a sudden, that white artists are no longer automatically free to collect big rewards for telling the story of African America.
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TAUSCHE: SO DO YOU THINK THE SYSTEM REALLY WOULD BE MORE SECURE IF YOU BROKE UP THE BANKS AND GAVE THE FED AND THE U.S. ECONOMY THREE OR MORE NEW PURE PLAY INVESTMENT BANKS THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO HOLD CAPITAL AGAINST AND WOULD STILL HAVE INHERENT RISK IN THE BUSINESS MODEL BUT NOT CUSHIONED BY OTHER BUSINESS UNITS?
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Once the decay of the body starts, it doesn't stop, but announces itself more loudly, at more moments in the day, until one's mortal awareness never quite ceases, merely fades in the presence of distraction, until you go to get up from a deeply cushioned chair and find yourself emitting a sound like a dying goose.
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Footwear technology has also progressed to the point that some are concerned that certain shoes provide runners an unfair advantage; a number of notable marathoners have called for the banning of Nike's Vaporfly, which uses a carbon plate and an extra-cushioned sole to help athletes run 4 to 5 percent faster than they would using a traditional model.
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These maximalist shoes, which generally feature high, foam-filled midsoles (and sometimes other high-tech additions, such as carbon-fiber plates), are reputed to be more comfortable, less likely to contribute to injuries and, in the case of some models, like the popular Nike Vaporfly, faster than less-cushioned shoes, making them especially popular with competitive athletes.
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The down insulation is cushioned and comfortable, and many other features, from the double protection of both a zipper and snap buttons, to the standup collar for when I forget to or don&apost want to wear a scarf, have also kept me warm as I&aposve walked through windy city streets and climbed snowy mountains.
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On any given day over its three-week run, a line of visitors streamed out of the store's entrance, waiting under the hot sun to Instagram or purchase everything from a plushy $8483 chocolate King Cone that will never melt to a $2848 cushioned replica of Mamma Bella's frozen Pre-Sliced Garlic Bread ("made with fresh crushed garlic").
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It's possible the more significant impact globally will be from dollar strength, which, unlike other similar bouts of dollar appreciation, will not be cushioned by a rise in exports to the U.S. The trade-weighted dollar is already not far off 20-year highs and has risen by more than 20 percent in the past two and a half years.
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Here are the best running shoes you can buy:Best running shoes overall: Nike Air Zoom Pegasus 36Best running shoes for stability: Brooks Adrenaline GTS 19Best shoes for trail running: Saucony Peregrine 7Best lightweight running shoes: Saucony Freedom ISO 2Best cushioned running shoes: Hoka One One Bondi 5Updated on 10/21/2019 by Amir Ismael: Added two new picks and updated formatting and prices.
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It's impossible to just pick one, but I guess we had a run of records of the space of a year—Joy Orbison ("The Shrew Would have Cushioned The Blow"), Ramadanman & Midland ("Your Words Matter"), Ramadanman & Appleblim ("Void 23 (Carl Craig Re-edit)"), SCB ("Loss"), George FitzGerald ("Child"), Midland ("Trace"), Leon Vynehall ("Brother"), and Dusky ("Careless")—that really built up momentum for us.
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The first minute consists of the placid Take 2400, cushioned by synthetic flutes and airy electric guitar, before fading into the significantly more forceful Take 2000, which rushes by at breakneck speed, powered by furiously pummeled drums, blaring trumpets and chugging cellos (similar to the rhythmic strings employed by the Beatles' creative rival, Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys, on his then-recent smash, "Good Vibrations").
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They are also, to a maddening degree, regionally specific products of their environment: one, cushioned by the support of the president, allowed to hold little regard for whatever shockingly sexist notion spills from his lips next; the other, staring at a decade of North Carolina Democrats shooting themselves in the foot, hewing as close to the Republican line as he can without jumping ship.
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Pros: Well-cushioned while still having a light feel, smooth heel to toe transition, new seamless upper design for added breathability and comfort, new DNA loft foam allows for more responsiveness, versatile design is ideal for both speed work and long distancesCons: On the heavier side, won't provide enough support for overpronation, some reviewers feel the sole redesign creates a firmer feel that could become uncomfortable on long distances
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"If you are going to be in a big oil company during this downturn within the oil market, you may as well be in ... a bigger oil company like ... your BPs, who actually have their profits cushioned, almost like an internal hedge," said David Madden, market analyst at IG. Also among the top fallers was financial services group Prudential, down 3.4 percent following the retirement of its executive director Michael McLintock.
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The level of complacency up here is pretty extreme it's almost like people are so bored having solved all their basic needs and have become so cushioned from the rest of the world's problems that the only thing to get excited about is when a TV 6-inches bigger than the one you already have goes on special at JB. I think greed and pride would be the two originals most fucking with the planet.
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