Exports will probably continue to drag in the months ahead.
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Negative colleagues can be a real drag in the office.
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"In the Midwest, we do drag in churches," she said.
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Today, Calle Obispo is the main tourist drag in Old Havana.
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Drag, in its widest possible sense, is supposed to move you.
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Skyler is a transgender man who started doing drag in college.
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Oxford Economics also projected a 0.2% drag in the first quarter.
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It is largely expected to remain a drag in the first quarter.
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Games can often drag in the later innings with more pitching changes.
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I started doing drag in San Francisco ten years ago for fun.
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Miss Wendy the drag queen plays the Virgin Mary in drag in 2008.
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Weak investment growth is a particular drag—in both advanced and emerging economies.
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President Trump's anemic approval rating is also causing a drag in some states.
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That's why courts have the power to drag in unwilling participants with subpoenas.
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BUSCH When I started doing drag in '84, drag was not so cool.
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Trade was likely neutral after being a huge drag in the fourth quarter.
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Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving in drag in a scene from the film.
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So why do we take a positive signal from a large drag in trade?
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These skin denticles decrease drag in the water and help sharks glide more quietly.
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What began with Ukraine could quickly drag in some of America's most sensitive relationships.
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For 10 minutes, she let me eat 300 chocolates in drag in the President's office.
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All four approach drag in different ways but for Schatz drag has always been political.
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My ultimate dream is to become the face of drag in all of Latin America.
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That's why we put together a guide to the best drag in New York City.
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It was such a weird gender mix that it almost felt like drag in itself.
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In corporate and markets, equities was the main drag, in line with investment banking peers.
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I haven't done drag in decades, but people never get tired of bringing it up!
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CD: How can photography like this contribute to the destigmatizing of drag in a heteronormative culture?
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But drag in its affectations, both of blending in and standing out, capture a unique tension.
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But the firm's energy business was a drag in 3443, with organic revenue dropping 8 percent.
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And once he had been caught, he tried to drag in Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly.
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We have just closed an era of drag in San Francisco that we'll never see again.
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"I'm not afraid of drag in the real world," Trixie said, and I felt for her.
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Gag drag in a comedy setting is tough to pull off, unless you are Phyllis Diller.
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Now, we can drag in those big, awkward bags filled with all kinds of other stuff.
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The first time I was "in drag" in public was at a themed school spirit day.
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An all-out war over Nagorno-Karabakh could drag in the big regional powers, Russia and Turkey.
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But slowing growth in China was a drag in Asia, where organic sales increased by 0.4 percent.
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Shares of Westpac, the biggest drag in the financial subindex, hit their lowest close since May 17.
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The drop in inventories lopped 1.3 percent from GDP growth, the biggest drag in more than two years.
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About a year later, a store on the main drag in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. went up for sale.
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After contributing to GDP growth for two straight quarters, inventory investment was a drag in the first quarter.
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I like going to the Natural Market, which is on Austin Street, the main drag in Forest Hills.
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The company cited a $400-million income drag in China, "offset by better performance" outside the country internationally.
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Health issues like sensitive conditions, mental illnesses or someone's sobriety aren't great to drag in the public square.
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In part, she said, the rate cuts are intended to compensate for the tariffs' anticipated drag in 2020.
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With no end to the outbreak in sight, the pain could continue and even drag in US companies.
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You can then type your own words over the template's sample text and drag in your own photos.
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"Drag [in the 90s] in Berlin was very queer, political, and there was an irony to it," he explains.
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So where did you find a place to do drag in Kansas and how did that affect your journey?
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But they say that position will be a major drag in a general election decided by more centrist voters.
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I think Andreessen Horowitz does it, they drag in someone from P&G and they just sell them out.
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Maybe he just needs to get existing shareholders to believe in his vision, and drag in a few others.
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Cortland Avenue is the main drag in Bernal, and Progressive Grounds is a good spot for coffee and working.
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We threw everything we had at sales and managed to drag in just enough revenue to make one more payroll.
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With that done, tap Actions again, drag in Show Directions, and choose your favorite mapping app and mode of transportation.
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But in the back half of 2019, U.S. output flips from a bullish boost to bearish drag in oil markets.
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There will be no one to drag in front of House committees, no one to sweat in front of cameras.
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Lately, it appears Trump has gone back into the field to drag in a whole new bunch of State contenders.
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We have enough bad news in terms of what's going to be a drag in terms of escalation of trade concerns.
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Her family bought the tiny bakery in 1973, though it opened on Joseph Campau Avenue, the town's main drag, in 1925.
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From the Sisters Saloon to walkable parks, the main drag in Sisters, Oregon, looks like it's right out of the 1880s.
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Disappointing sales cut short a Las Vegas engagement, and if you can't sell drag in Vegas … DISCO RATING 🕺🕺🕺
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He said higher provisions would be a drag in this and the next quarter but saw a return to profitability from March.
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As their muscular bodies cut through the air at more than 30 mph, they leave a trail of drag in their wake.
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They said a 0.3-point drag in the first quarter from the partial government shutdown "should fully reverse" in the second quarter.
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When Addie and Louis's grown-up children show up — played by Matthias Schoenaerts and Judy Greer — they drag in some bulky baggage.
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This one is atop the heap because it features Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man, and he tends to drag in the crowds.
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"Welcome to the last stop of civilization," said Harvey, as he drove me down the main drag in his massive pick-up truck.
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Trump's abysmal poll numbers among Hispanic voters are a factor House Republicans fear could be a drag in several races around the country.
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The president, seen for months as an asset bolstering many Republican candidates, runs the risk of becoming an unwelcome drag in key races.
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However, stores must close for a period of time as the upgrades are installed, hence creating the initial drag in same-store sales.
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The second season, made for streaming, is still funny, but you can feel the drag in some of its 30-minutes-plus episodes.
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Regulatory proposals will drag in the likes of Google, Twitter, Snapchat, Amazon and Microsoft, who'll have to explain why they're different from Facebook.
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And when such fictional battles drag in real-world problems where the status quo absolutely needs upending, it makes for an odd dissonance.
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On one hand, I'm a millennial with a short attention span who often complains about how games can drag in the final minutes.
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Cloud AutoML is starting with image recognition, allowing customers to drag in images and train their systems to recognize them on Google's cloud.
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Inventories last contributed to GDP growth in the first quarter of 2015 and have been a drag in each of the last three quarters.
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The small inventory build cut 0.33 percentage point from first-quarter GDP growth, up from the 0.22 percentage point drag in the fourth quarter.
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You can tap and hold on any icon to change its position (or remove it), and drag in new icons from the list underneath.
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These days, weekenders drive along Route 87, the main drag in Sutherland Springs, pulling cruising boats on trailers on the way to the coast.
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It's hard for a poet to drag in politics without becoming an op-ed writer or a screaming nutter on a Wall Street sidewalk.
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On my way home from dinner, I bumped into Yo-Yo Ma, the cellist, on the Promenade, which is the main drag in Davos.
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"When I first started doing drag in clubs, it was like the blurry picture that people had of me became clear," he told me.
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The Italian banking system has been for a long time a drag in the country's economy due to its high level of non-performing loans.
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A major drag in Wednesday's report came from private consumption, which added a mere 0.2 percent to growth after 0.7 percent in the June quarter.
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You see him set him set it up, he sticks lifts (Hamhuis), he gets a little toe drag in there and puts in on net.
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Those operators drag in more and more women and girls (many from other countries, often by deception) to meet the unfettered demand for commercial sex.
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Once a few economies become stuck in the zero-rate trap, their current-account surpluses exert a pull which threatens to drag in everyone else.
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Property firms were the biggest drag in the market, with an index tracking major developers tumbling 5.1 percent in its worst day since early 2016.
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" Chester recalls the time Sue came to one of his live shows: "Last year my mum came to see me in drag in the flesh.
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That would have been less likely had Sanders, seen by Democrats as a drag in red and purple states, had a clear advantage after Tuesday.
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Barclays, which had expected 5 percent growth, said the drag in inventories and the revision to first-quarter growth subtracted from the second-quarter number.
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The day's main showdown took place on a major drag in the outlying Tsuen Wan district following a protest march that ended in a nearby park.
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A return to conflict could drag in Russia, which has a defense alliance with Armenia, and NATO member Turkey, which backs its ethnic kin in Azerbaijan.
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One thing that all of these vehicles have in common is their shape, with the need to reduce aerodynamic drag in order to maximize forward speed.
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Indeed, a major drag in Wednesday's report came from private consumption, which added a mere 0.2 percent to growth after 0.7 percent in the June quarter.
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Fashioned to prevent drag in the water, the suits are creating a lot of friction on pool decks wherever two or more age-groupers are gathered.
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Despite the expected drag in the current quarter, the company still stood by its guidance for the fiscal year ending June 30, according to the statement.
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Be aware that you're going to be dealing with a little more drag in your pocket this year, probably because of the phones' additional battery power.
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A horse pulling a skier on a rope came charging along — down Harrison Avenue, the main drag in this small town, as hundreds of spectators roared.
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A horse pulling a skier on a rope came charging along — down Harrison Avenue, the main drag in this small town, as hundreds of spectators roared.
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Bank stocks were a drag in Brazil, with shares of Bradesco and Itau Unibanco falling more than 1% on the prospect of higher taxes for financial institutions.
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Australia's resource-rich economy is heavily exposed to the Chinese market, so any drag in growth in the Asian superpower risks harming local businesses and overall growth.
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At the time, Amazon's mandate was essentially to find its own version of Game of Thrones — a sprawling, bingeable, marketable fantasy series that would drag in viewers.
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But Gary apparently was able not just to take off, but to convert this ridiculous angle into improved lift by redirecting the drag in an upwards direction.
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I did drag makeup on myself twice, just to see what it was, because I've always been a fan of "RuPaul's Drag Race" and drag in general.
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The energy space was the main drag in the benchmark, with major oil and gas players Santos slipping 0.6% and Oil Search shedding about 2% at close.
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Rising export volumes, particularly for liquefied natural gas, also added to growth, helping offset a rundown in inventories which was the single biggest drag in the quarter.
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From being the biggest sectoral drag in opening deals, financials were now the main uplift for the STOXX 266.75, while media, tech and industrials suffered the biggest declines.
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After all, you can drop in emoji you copy from another text field, and you can drag in GIF files from your desktop if you feel like it.
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But the earliest documented use of the term "drag" in the more modern context comes from Reynold's Newspaper on May 29, 1870, according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
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And there is a place for drag in the mainstream, as transgender issues especially are changing a hell of a lot, becoming more prevalent and getting major press.
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De Salvo continued into a Warhol-inspired art-making event called "Swish, Sketch, Drag," in which dozens of artists, many young, surrounded a catwalk, studiously sketching drag performers.
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"Drag in the past 40 years has been reserved predominately for queer people in adult queer spaces," Dracmorda, one half of the Boulet Brothers drag duo, tells Broadly.
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From the start, the key to the show's success — not to mention drag in general — was its unfailing ability to find joy and wit in anything and everything.
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For a homier stay, try Alpine Village Inn, a motel-style guesthouse with a well-tended garden that's a short walk from the main drag in Blowing Rock.
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A $140 million-worth of inventory build up for Enbrel "could create drag" in the latter half of this year, Baird analyst Brian Skorney wrote in a note.
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Plus, I believe I speak for many people when I say that it is not a good sign when you have to drag in your 90-year-old mother.
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This was top-secret stuff, not meant for every washed-up astronaut NASA could drag in off the street — "We're a bit tight on time, Dr. Stevens," McAllister said.
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What it really needs, though, are a few must-see tent-pole shows to drag in a wider audience that can get hooked on the reimagined digital magazine experience.
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Almost everything after that is fairly predictable, from Dell wrestling with inserting a catheter to beginning to get his life in order, causing things to drag in the middle.
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DXY slipped against a basket of currencies as the robust U.S. data failed to erase worries that trade frictions would be a drag in the second half of 2018.
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As you go through the roller coaster and you lose speed due to air resistance and drag in the wheels, your speed drops, and your curvature will get tighter.
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While most management teams that have warned of a revenue hit said they don't expect any impact to full-year figures, many expect a drag in the first quarter.
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I got out of a cab at Rustaveli Avenue, the main drag in the downtown core, and stumbled to the studio apartment I was renting and passed out in bed.
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His thesis centers on the fact that monetary policy is going to get too tight at the same time fiscal policy is going to turn into "fiscal drag" in 2020.
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The other thing that's happened -- currency which happened to be a big drag in China, was only a 1 point drag last quarter, so some of that headwind has subsided.
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Lengthy forays into transcripts of President Kennedy's deliberations with his advisers provide context but drag in places, as do accounts of the drudgery of long hours in damp underground passageways.
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It did not occur to me that being hugged by a guy in drag in the midst of an onstage gun duel was not an ordinary 12-year-old's experience.
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Comedy queen Gina Tonic, who started doing drag in 22009 as a hobby, estimates she spends $2600,2450 annually on "drag-related expenses"—all of which are a tax write off.
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They divide themselves into teams of two, lying in wait as the young Stevie, Kreizler's ward, dresses in uncomfortable drag in an attempt to lure the murderer into their clutches.
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Then you notice how all the lies are connected, that in order to keep getting the little things like the Scissor statement wrong, they have to drag in everything else.
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This post originally appeared on VICE Canada The Royal Canadian Legion sits on a main drag in Glace Bay, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia dotted with chain stores and gas stations.
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That was the first decline since the third quarter of 2011 and resulted in inventories slicing off 1.26 percentage points from GDP growth, the largest drag in more than two years.
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Most TV series drag in places, or feature episodes that are pure filler, but Stranger Things starts with a bang and keeps the mysteries and plot twists coming fast and furious.
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Economists estimate the small inventory build will cut about seven-tenths of a percentage point from first quarter GDP growth, up from the 0.22 percentage point drag in the fourth quarter.
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Naming the main drag in Washington for Pennsylvania was a sign of respect and probably intended as some consolation for losing the capital to a swampy barren by the Potomac River.
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The company attributed the drag in cereal to poor merchandising, but said that it saw improvement in November and early December and that it expects that momentum to continue next year.
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Foray into Moscow: T212000R has made its foray into the Moscow market and this region will become less of a cash drag in the near future as start-up costs diminish.
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But drag in the water that increases with speed makes the cetaceans exert more energy as they move faster; the dolphins nearly doubled their normal energy use when swimming their hardest.
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To the extent that is the case, if you are the Fed you also have to at least acknowledge what is causing the drag in both the economic activity and inflation expectations.
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Inventories subtracted almost 1.3 percentage points from GDP growth in the second quarter, the largest drag in more than two years, restricting the rise in output to an anemic 1.373 percent pace.
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But economists said this should be seen against a 1.4 percentage point drag in the third quarter, with figures for both periods distorted by trade in "erratic" items like aircraft and gold.
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The far side might have to be high enough that the cable doesn't rest on the fence, if there is one, or not to drag in the water if that's the case.
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There's so much to explore about yourself through drag in terms of what femininity means to you and how you can reject the toxic labels and things that are put on you.
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Tangerine was all about flamboyance and drag; in The Florida Project, the excess surrounding Disney World offers a similar spectacle, all lightness and entertainment to let people look away from grimmer realities.
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Ahlum works at the production facility for Richland Mill, a feed store on the main drag in Richlandtown, Pa., where people come to buy dog food, bird feed, fodder for their steer.
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Inventories added to growth in the third quarter as businesses likely ramped up for the busy holiday season but they could prove a drag in the final quarter of year, Faucher said.
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Depending on how far Democrats want to take their inquiry, it could drag in other pieces of the NSC, not to mention the State Department and other agencies making national security policy.
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In her ragged voice, the lyrics sound less like praise and more like accusations: When she sings "I sighed, but you swooned," the words catch and drag in her throat like a curse.
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And it's not just Walmart — drive down any small-town main drag in America and you'll see that most of the businesses are large corporations and famously bad employers: Walgreens, Chevron, McDonald's, etc.
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But with plump specimens scurrying about during the day on State Street, the main shopping drag in Santa Barbara, a tourist destination in California, it appears that the beach town's rodents are numerous.
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Once you're inside the app and past the intro, tap Create Workflow and choose a Today Widget (for easy access); then, tap Actions, drag in Street Address, and fill out your home address details.
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The real question is why the Wildlife Conservation Society is narcing on this badass elephant, which was clearly trying to take a break from its stressful elephant life to sneak a drag in private.
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Alongside other key players in the burgeoning scene—queens like Horrorchata and Untitled Queen—she would help galvanize a community through which quirky, artistic drag could thrive, different than drag in the other boroughs.
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Vaginal Davis, the intersex icon who revolutionized drag in the 1970s and has a longstanding visual arts practice, might have a take on all these themes in the current show Chimera, at Invisible-Exports.
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And his closeness to Trump, who personally recruited him for the Senate race, could also be a potential drag in a state the president won by a little more than a point. 220006. Sen.
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Sharon still lives in Pittsburgh and she won that season, so drag in Pittsburgh really blew up, specifically at the Blue Moon, which was the bar that she kind of got her start at.
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Beyond that, the entryway is a high-traffic space that needs to withstand muddy boots, wet umbrellas and anything else you drag in — and provide you with a place to stow all that gear.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy grew 2.1% in the fourth quarter, closing out a year in which gross domestic product decelerated to its slowest pace in three years amid a continuing drag in business investment.
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Pence's record on labor issues — from defending Indiana's right-to-work law to voting against the 2007 minimum-wage increase in Congress — could be a drag in a state where union membership is high.
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In St. John's, Newfoundland, hundreds of customers were lined up around the block at the private store on Water Street, the main commercial drag in the provincial capital, by the time the clock struck midnight.
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The former Florida governor continues to drag in fourth place, despite having pulled his brother George W. Bush — who is a beloved figure in South Carolina — off the bench to campaign with him this week.
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WASHINGTON, (Reuters) - U.S. wholesale inventories increased in January slightly more than initially estimated, suggesting that inventory investment will probably contribute to economic growth in the first quarter after being a drag in the prior period.
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Andrey, 30, a gay man who moved from Moscow to Midwood seven months ago and declined to provide his surname, said it was the first time he had dressed in drag in public without fear.
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The red-carpet premieres and late-night parties continued, with high-powered movie executives, investors, and power players wheeling and dealing in the hotels and cabanas that ring the Croisette, the main drag in Cannes.
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In 2008, Speedo introduced a full-body swimsuit that dramatically reduced drag in the water, enabling swimmers wearing the new suits at the Beijing Olympics to dominate the Summer Games and break dozens of world records.
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What might drag in a theater can work perfectly on Netflix But that's the real trick here: while Pee-wee screened in a theater for press, most people won't ever be watching it in that setting.
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The nebulous, largely faceless (ninja robes, after all) forces of the Hand were a drag in "Daredevil" and "Iron Fist," and even with the addition of Sigourney Weaver as their leader, they're pretty dull here, too.
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An outright drop in inventory investment subtracted almost 1.2 percentage points from GDP growth in the second quarter, the largest drag in more than two years, restricting the rise in output to a sluggish 1.4 percent pace.
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This is especially true of courter males, which are already conspicuous as hell, attracting attention from predators—long genitalia may actually cause enough drag in the water to make them less able to dart away from danger.
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Snap Map hasn't become ubiquitous, Snap's Original Shows still aren't premium enough to drag in tons of new users, Discover is a clickbait-overloaded mess, and Instagram has already copied the best parts of its ephemeral messaging.
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If you're using your phone with one hand, you can double-tap and then hold and drag in the Google Maps app to zoom in and out (drag down to zoom in and up to zoom out).
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An outright drop in inventory investment subtracted almost 1.3 percentage points from GDP growth in the second quarter, the largest drag in more than two years, restricting the rise in output to an anemic 1.1 percent pace.
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That means an "O Come All Ye Faithful" that's more unsteady dirge than regal announcement, and a "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" that, thanks to the appealing drag in her vocals, is tranquil, cozy and flirty.
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Democrats say a cap of 16,500 beds in ICE detention centers would force the Trump administration to focus on detaining undocumented immigrants with criminal records instead of using indiscriminate sweeps that drag in otherwise law-abiding residents.
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The third straight monthly increase in existing home sales, reported by the National Association of Realtors on Wednesday, suggested housing would contribute to economic growth in the fourth quarter after being a drag in the previous two quarters.
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In a sign the murder case could drag in other political figures, on Thursday police arrested the prime minister's spokesman Relebohile Moyeye on suspicion of helping Maesaiah to evade police questioning and go to South Africa last month.
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On April 25, 13, she headed out alone to the Blue Water Resort on Ocean Boulevard, the busy main drag in Myrtle Beach, to visit a friend she had known for a few years who was staying there.
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But three Australian artists have found a way to harness the physicality of drag performers in for their project Virtual Drag, in which they created 3D body scans of drag queens for audiences to view in virtual reality.
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In college he got experience performing in women's clothing — appearing in drag in one of the plays that became "Torch Song Trilogy" — and began developing his soprano, at first as a way of mimicking the divas he adored.
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One explanation is that Americans are saving a substantial portion of the windfall at the gas pump or using it to pay down debt, which ultimately benefits the economy even if it represents a drag in the short term.
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Today Facebook and Instagram announced a slew of API shutdowns and changes designed to stop developers from being able to pull your data or your friends' data without express permission, drag in public content or trick you into sharing.
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Now 220, Mr. Dawson spent his youth going back and forth between St. Louis and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he first went out in drag in 216 — 22014 years before the events at the Stonewall Inn in New York.
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They hang out, they drink, and they spend an almost absurd amount of time cruising the main drag in big cars—preferably American, but occasionally Swedish because of course, and German because old Mercedes-Benz sedans have sweet fins, too.
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In the lowest orbits—those of the ISS and below—the problem has a natural solution: drag in the outer reaches of the atmosphere will bring anything down in a matter of decades (the ISS has to be regularly boosted).
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"Despite solid results the likelihood of early stage investors cashing out on a stock which is still up about 4x since its IPO, remains a drag in coming trading sessions," said Barclays analyst Benjamin Theurer in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Full body depilation for all guys — not merely the swimmers who shave to eliminate drag in the water — is so widely accepted a cultural practice that an "Access Hollywood" reporter in Rio submitted to a Brazilian waxing on the air.
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The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies as data showing the U.S. economy rang up its strongest quarter in nearly four years failed to erase worries that trade frictions would be a drag in the second half of 2018.
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These disgruntled men and women drag in their own generators and pink flamingos from their homes in Reno, Nevada, and spend their days on the Playa stationed near their 1976 Volvo wagon, sipping on lukewarm beer and puffing on spliffs.
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The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies as data showing the U.S. economy rang up its strongest quarter in nearly four years failed to erase worries that trade frictions would be a drag in the second half of 20.42.
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"What Is Drag In Trump's America" discussed the challenges and opportunities of doing drag under this administration, while "The Truth About Trolls" focused on proud trans women in the drag scene and how to thrive in a world filled with social media meanies.
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In one scene, Efron goes undercover as a woman, doing some very convincing drag in a brown bob wig, wide-brim hat and sunglasses, a form-fitting black-and-white striped cocktail dress and a pair of neon yellow lace-up pumps.
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For instance, the long trains of early 1800s neoclassical-style dresses, with high waists and diaphanous fabric that were not dissimilar from nightgowns worn by the dying, were later shortened when it was thought they might drag in these contagions from the street.
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Seven years after Brittanee vanished on Ocean Boulevard, the busy main drag in the popular resort town, Dawn learned that authorities believe her daughter was kidnapped, held against her will for several days, gang-raped and fatally shot, before being thrown to alligators.
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Brittanee, who was 17 at the time, vanished on April 25, 2009, during She had gone without her parents' permission and was last seen on surveillance video leaving a hotel on Ocean Boulevard, the busy main drag in the popular seaside resort town.
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As they had been for generations of Minford high schoolers before him, weekend nights were a time to hang out drinking with friends around a bonfire, or to cruise down Portsmouth's main drag in their cars — pastimes etched deeply into teenage Americana.
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The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies on Friday as data showing the U.S. economy rang up its strongest quarter in nearly four years failed to erase worries that trade frictions would be a drag in the second half of 2018.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against a basket of currencies on Friday as data showing the U.S. economy rang up its strongest quarter in nearly four years failed to erase worries that trade frictions would be a drag in the second half of 2018.
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Why it matters: There is no surer sign of GOP fear of the midterm outcome — and no surer example of how even the most powerful jobs feel like a drag in this era of dysfunctional governance — than people in power racing for the exits.
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For it, he adopted a female persona named Marie Debris, though as Mr. Getsy points out, Varble's work wasn't drag in the conventional cross-dressing sense, or "gay art," which was often defined from a predominantly masculine perspective in the immediate post-Stonewall years.
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That's because a hefty percentage of the people lining the Boulevard de la Croisette (the main drag in town) are there to hunt down the next great film to finance or distribute, and filmmakers show up hoping to connect with someone who can back their movie.
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" The weekend's programming included beauty tutorials and speaker panels touching on a variety of topics from drag "herstory" ("90's Realness Revisited"), health ("Workouts A Drag"), entertainment ("LGBT As Seen On TV"), social media ("America's Top Beauty Bloggers"), and politics ("What Is Drag In Trump's America?
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Drag in decades gone by wasn't just an excuse to get dressed up and run wild—you only need to look to the seminal ball culture documentary 'Paris Is Burning' to see that drag can provide community and salvation as much as it does a seriously good time.
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"Ultimately this expansion will end and it is going to end because monetary policy is going to get too tight at the same time fiscal policy is going to turn into fiscal drag in 2020," said Scott Minerd, the firm's global chief investment officer and chairman of investments.
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In this stretch of Northern Virginia, students are trying to organize a town hall with Representative Barbara Comstock, one of the most vulnerable Republicans in Congress, recognizing that her support from the National Rifle Association could be a drag in a district that preferred Hillary Clinton in 218.
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"We are already in a situation where the level of tariffs that are either imposed or threatened to be imposed over the next several weeks are really quite high ... and a move to basically putting tariffs of 22.1% on everything we import from China is a very real drag in the economy," said Hanson.
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Its engineers are aiming to update the SNOO app to serve as a dutiful personal assistant, providing parents a full report on their child in the morning, like "Baby Sophie's diaper is full; she had a runny nose; the humidifier is on," Montée explained one morning when I visited the company's headquarters in a squat building on a main drag in Santa Monica.
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When I look back on myself as a first-grader, doing Disney drag in the bathroom, I think about how much I would have benefitted from seeing representations of alternate Black masculine identities; I think about how different my future would have been if I knew boys were allowed to cry or wear dresses if they wanted, and that the world wouldn't stop if they did.
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Designer Jonathan Saunders, the newly appointed creative director at Diane von Furstenberg, has been known to favor otherwise practical clothes with a few elements of danger to make things interesting; long sleeves that might drag in your spaghetti, neck ties that'll trail on the street, and ballooning pants that require you to scoop up the extra fabric in order to climb up subway steps.
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They include Sontag; the writer Fran Lebowitz; the actor, director, and playwright Charles Ludlam (1943-1987); the John Waters film actress Cookie Mueller (1949-203); and the Warhol Superstar Jackie Curtis (1947-1985), caught out of drag in an affectionate cuddle with a sheepish-looking Lance Loud (1951-2001), the television personality-turned-magazine columnist whose coming-out as a gay teenager on national television in 1973 (in the PBS documentary, An American Family) became a media milestone.
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Looking at the competitive landscape, WhatsApp's Snapchat Stories clone Status has grown to 450 million daily users while Instagram Stories has reached 400 million dailies — much of that coming in the developing world, thereby blocking Snap's growth abroad as I predicted when Insta Stories launched.. Snap Map hasn't become ubiquitous, Snap's Original Shows still aren't premium enough to drag in tons of new users, Discover is a clickbait-overloaded mess, and Instagram has already copied the best parts of its ephemeral messaging.
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To be clear, this is not an app that most people will need: it's primarily for playing back local video files — stereotypically pirated ones — since there are few easy ways to get those playing back on a TV. The biggest hurdle to using VLC is getting files from a computer over to a TV. To handle that, it's made a web interface that allows you to drag in files from a local computer and have them sent over to the Apple TV. For those who want to go way nerdier, the app will also check for local media servers and can pull content in from there.
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