Ru has literally dragged drag into every living room in America.
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The show, in many ways, has brought drag into mainstream American culture.
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Without sincere and decisive action they may yet drag into the next decade.
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These aren't the only recent shows that brought drag into an art setting.
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Officials have said the fight for control of the west side could drag into March.
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The main drag into Cotton's housing complex is normally plagued with gridlock traffic all day.
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The shutdown is expected to drag into 2019 after Senate and House adjourn next week.
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Rumohr said in his note to investors that the approval process could drag into January.
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The decision comes as negotiations to form a new government look likely to drag into 2018.
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If not, a process begun under Sessions could drag into the tenure of a new attorney general.
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"The period of weakness triggered by the auto industry will drag into 2019," Ifo economist Timo Wollmershaeuser said.
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A third source said a deal was close, but things could still drag into the first week of May.
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Such an appeal could well drag into 2020, according to legal associate Oliver Fairhurst of law firm Lewis Silkin.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are starting to prepare for a long U.S. impeachment process that could drag into 2020.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors are starting to prepare for a long U.S. impeachment process that could drag into 2020.
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It's the dull push of a hangover that will drag into the morning, and it hits you where it hurts.
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That means the eventual return of the jets for flight may drag into the fourth quarter of the year, analysts said.
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That is the very real danger we face as the months drag into years, and each successive outrage fades from memory.
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NEW YORK, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Investors are starting to prepare for a long U.S. impeachment process that could drag into 2020.
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Congressional probes into how Google, Facebook and Twitter were manipulated by Russian operatives to influence the election will drag into next year.
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The fight has led to a partial government shutdown that entered its sixth day on Thursday and will drag into next week.
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Of course, that sword cuts the other way, too; NFL Media's Ian Rapoport reports the impasse could even drag into the preseason.
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"OPEC cuts will nevertheless lead to accelerated inventory drawdowns in 2H17, but the return to normalized inventories will ... drag into 2018," it added.
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Those parties will this week begin discussions about entering a marriage of convenience untested at the federal level that could drag into 2018.
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Drag Race has inarguably carried the art of drag into mainstream culture, making visible an art form that once existed only in the shadows.
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When you have finished, your signature will appear in a floating box on the screen that you can drag into place on the document.
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Some Democrats, however, are getting anxious as negotiations drag into yet another month, with little floor time remaining before the end of the year.
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Macron has adopted the toughest stance of EU leaders against Britain, reluctant to let the Brexit turmoil drag into the European Parliament election period.
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And get this: Sources are telling THR that the final shoot could drag into next August, giving them something like 224 months' worth of material.
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That process may drag into the next administration if it is not finished by the time President Enrique Pena Nieto's term ends on Nov. 30.
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The issue now looks set to drag into France's presidential election next year, with former president Nicolas Sarkozy calling last week for nationwide criminalization of the garment.
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But with major obstacles remaining and no time left for the sitting Congress to pass a deal, trade experts say negotiations seem likely to drag into 2019.
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Now, American and coalition officials said, the military offensive that was planned to be wrapped up by December looks like it will drag into early next year.
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Already, Howard said, looters had taken one of his boats which they tried to drag into the nearby woods, only to give up and leave the boat stranded.
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But on Thursday the group said it could not confirm the targets set out for the next three years as the "transition phase" would drag into 2018 too.
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My personal favorites feature the shoppers toting empty 50-pound bags that once held rice that Asian kids like me dread helping their parents drag into the house.
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In Nigeria, the defense sector is recovering from decades of neglect while operations against Boko Haram drag into their eighth year and the economy suffers from a recession.
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"The trade outlook for the region remains quite lacklustre so we think this NODX slump could drag into the second quarter," said Selena Ling, an economist at OCBC Bank.
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"The trade outlook for the region remains quite lackluster so we think this NODX slump could drag into the second quarter," said Selena Ling, an economist at OCBC Bank.
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Mark Warner, the Democratic vice chair of the Senate intelligence committee, said his panel's investigation into Russian meddling will likely drag into next year as it sifts through new leads.
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Talks about the future of NAFTA are set to drag into this week, as auto industry officials pointed to new sticking points over Trump's threat to impose steep automotive tariffs.
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A federal judge in Texas recently issued a decision at least temporarily blocking new overtime pay requirements for millions of workers -- a legal fight that will drag into the new administration.
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" As for the infiltration of drag into mainstream makeup, Dam-Mikkelsen says, "I do see a lot of girls doing drag makeup, I know a lot of YouTubers doing extreme makeup.
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The West Virginia teachers strike will reportedly drag into Tuesday as no deal has been reached in the state Senate, bringing the strike in line with the longest in state history.
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The partial government shutdown will drag into next week after the Senate adjourned until Monday and House GOP leaders said they did not expect a vote this week to reopen the government.
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Letting it drag into 2020, they worry, would mean it could fall victim to campaign politics, when both sides will turn their focus to winning the White House and control of Congress.
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Some may drag into 2020, but the majority are expecting move-ins this year, and many of the condos have been quietly selling units based on floor plans for months or even years.
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Another source who is close to Trump says that he is almost always at the club over President's Day Weekend in February, though it's unlikely he'll travel should the shutdown drag into next month.
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If things indeed drag into the fall or winter, with no major women's tournament scheduled until the 2019 Women's World Cup, it will be harder for the players to get the deal they want.
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He said if the strike were to drag into a second week, the district would keep all 1,200 of its schools open on a limited basis for those students who have no place else to go.
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The Senate impeachment trial for Donald Trump will drag into next week, with a vote set for Wednesday afternoon on two articles of impeachment against the president, according to a bipartisan resolution negotiated by party leaders.
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They have been prepared to tell Mr. Mueller's office there will be no interview, risking a court fight over a subpoena that could drag into November's midterm elections, but Mr. Trump pushed them to continue negotiating.
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The bill, approved 301-123, will extend funding at current levels with limited exceptions through November 21, potentially setting up an end-of-the-year showdown over government spending that could drag into the holiday season.
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Given the statutory deadlines the administration must meet to get a trade deal approved, it now appears likely that any vote would drag into next year, after midterm elections that could shift the political makeup of Congress.
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Lebanon's cabinet talks may drag into next week after about a dozen sessions so far without a deal, against a backdrop of protests by public sector workers and retired soldiers over concerns about wage and pension cuts.
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You simply start dragging a file, photo, or a snippet of text on the iPad with one hand, but then use your other hand to start navigating the table to open the app you want to drag into.
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One of the supporters of Mr. Edwards who provided the funds, Fred Baron, had died, and the other, Bunny Mellon, was a 101-year-old recluse prosecutors did not seek to drag into the courtroom as a witness.
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By tapping the various tools, you can write or draw on the document, zoom in on sections, type in text — or add a digital version of your signature to drag into place on the appropriate line of a form.
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As the group grows, bubble-shaped avatars of everyone else will pop up on the right side of the screen, which users can drag into the main group of four when they inevitably get sick of friend number 150's sass.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top tax law writer in the U.S. House of Representatives insisted on Tuesday that tax reform will happen this year, despite concerns among some experts that a tax code overhaul could drag into 2018, or even collapse altogether.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Wednesday the value of a transitional Brexit deal would decline rapidly if talks to agree it drag into next year, but said it was too soon to spend money on contingency plans.
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"With any luck it'll be passed by the end of next week, but knowing how things go around here it may drag into the week after," said Peterson, who is expected to become chairman of the House agriculture panel in the new Congress.
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Delays in passing health care legislation laid bare the deep divisions within the Republican Party and suggested that sweeping changes to tax laws — which are generally considered even more complicated than health care policy — could take even longer and drag into next year.
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The swarm of corporate executives, academics and politicians who descended on Beijing this week to discuss the state of the economy seemed a lot more unsure than confident about the outcome of the trade war, which now threatens to drag into 2020.
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The standoff over Trump's demand for money to help fund the border wall, estimated to cost about $43 billion in total, was in its seventh day and was widely expected to drag into January when Democrats take control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Not only is it a certified club banger that operates beyond the realms of drag, not only did they insert drag into a traditionally mainstream sound with more black glitter than Christmas in Harlem, but it also rapidly confirms itself as a Black Lives Matter track.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talks between the United States and Mexico over the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement were set to drag into next week, as auto industry officials said on Friday that new sticking points had emerged over President Donald Trump's threat to impose steep automotive tariffs.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talks between the United States and Mexico over the future of the North American Free Trade Agreement were set to drag into next week, as auto industry officials said on Friday that new sticking points had emerged over President Donald Trump's threat to impose steep automotive tariffs.
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Moreover, if the platform committee cannot come up with language that satisfies Bernie Sanders, the U.S. senator from Vermont who had also sought the nomination and still wields considerable clout, the fight might drag into the Philadelphia convention and create a messy spectacle where Democrats will formally nominate Clinton for the White House.
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For more on how the coronavirus is affecting media, see our coverage on BI Prime: Wall Street analysts are starting to forecast the damage to Disney's business from the coronavirus and it could drag into next year: Disney is one of the media companies most exposed the impact of the coronavirus because of its large theme park and theatrical businesses.
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By tailoring the description of the kind of witnesses Democrats think should be called — those with "direct knowledge" of the administration's decisions related to delaying the military aid and seeking investigations — Schumer may be drawing a distinction between witnesses Trump has sought to shield and the sort of Democrats that Trump wanted to drag into the Senate, including the Bidens.
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The shutdown stretched into its seventh day Friday and appeared poised to drag into 2019 as President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Democrats dig in on their stances over Trump's demands for $85033 billion in funding for his border wall.
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Fahri's good intentions often make misunderstanding and drag into more complicated issues and endanger his life. Fahri's life becomes more complicated when Hulya, Aisha's cousin, now grows up into a beautiful woman. Hulya who is cheerful and dynamic, showing her interest to Fahri. Hulya is willing to replace Aisha's role in Fahri's life.
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A circular tunnel provides a smoother flow. The inside facing of the tunnel is typically as smooth as possible, to reduce surface drag and turbulence that could impact the accuracy of the testing. Even smooth walls induce some drag into the airflow, and so the object being tested is usually kept near the center of the tunnel, with an empty buffer zone between the object and the tunnel walls. There are correction factors to relate wind tunnel test results to open-air results.
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Sergio escapes but June is held and drag into the house down to the basement where he sleeps, and is robbed of all the money he had been saving. While getting dragged out, his mother comes down the stairs and is shot by one of the assailants. They continue dragging June out who is struggling, alerting the neighbors who come outside, forcing the assailants to abandon June in the street. Meanwhile, Jackie returns from her date with Chris and sees the police cars outside her home.
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Capsules are well-suited to high-temperature and dynamic loading reentries. Whereas delta-wing gliders such as the Space Shuttle can reenter from Low Earth Orbit, and lifting bodies are capable of entry from as far away as the Moon, it is rare to find designs for reentry vehicles from Mars that are not capsules. The current RKK Energia design for the Kliper, being capable of flights to Mars, is an exception. Engineers building a reentry capsule must take forces such as gravity and drag into consideration.
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In 2019, she described herself as a drag queen who blends "artistry, fashion, performance and concept". She draws inspiration from French fashion designer Thierry Mugler, British designer and haute couturier Alexander McQueen, and 'terrorist' drag queen Christeene. In 2018, Oddly was both the manager at her Denver home drag bar as well as a drag queen, and was looking to transform her drag into a full-time job. She felt the time to make a drastic life change was imminent even if her audition tape did not get her onto RuPaul's Drag Race.
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To encourage people from the drag community to attend their shows, they incorporated elements of drag into their routines. After his friend left to pursue other endeavors, Heath-Clark decided to continue performing alone as a drag queen.. Shortly before the group disbanded, he met RuPaul at a book signing, where the latter misheard the name of The Hunties and made out an autograph to "Honey". From this, Heath-Clark took Honey as his drag name, adopting the Davenport surname from his drag mother, Lady Deja Davenport, who had recently begun mentoring him. His neighbor Sahara Davenport, who had the same drag mother as Deja and was therefore his drag aunt, also taught him tricks of the trade.
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The accident has surpassed the 1979 Three Mile Island accident in seriousness, and is comparable to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. The Economist reports that the Fukushima disaster is "a bit like three Three Mile Islands in a row, with added damage in the spent-fuel stores", and that there will be ongoing impacts: > Years of clean-up will drag into decades. A permanent exclusion zone could > end up stretching beyond the plant’s perimeter. Seriously exposed workers > may be at increased risk of cancers for the rest of their lives... On March 24, 2011, Japanese officials announced that "radioactive iodine-131 exceeding safety limits for infants had been detected at 18 water-purification plants in Tokyo and five other prefectures".
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According to the Federation of Electric Power Companies of Japan, "by April 27 approximately 55 percent of the fuel in reactor unit 1 had melted, along with 35 percent of the fuel in unit 2, and 30 percent of the fuel in unit 3; and overheated spent fuels in the storage pools of units 3 and 4 probably were also damaged". The accident exceeds the 1979 Three Mile Island accident in seriousness, and is comparable to the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. The Economist reports that the Fukushima disaster is "a bit like three Three Mile Islands in a row, with added damage in the spent-fuel stores", and that there will be ongoing impacts: > Years of clean-up will drag into decades. A permanent exclusion zone could > end up stretching beyond the plant’s perimeter.
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Harvey's most enduring project, however, was House of Freaks, a two-man band with Richmond percussionist Johnny Hott, who had a penchant for banging on anything he could drag into the studio that made the noise he wanted. House of Freaks was signed to Rhino Records for their first three albums, but had trouble finding a permanent home towards the end of the band's existence, bouncing around from indie to indie. They played with other groups on occasion, most notably on a couple of tracks with the Norfolk band Waxing Poetics (whose first album was produced by Mitch Easter and R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills). Their debt to the blues was evident from their first album, but they later moved more and more towards the stripped down style of rockabilly bands like the Chickasaw Mudpuppies and the Flat Duo Jets.
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The Economist reports that the Fukushima disaster is "a bit like three Three Mile Islands in a row, with added damage in the spent-fuel stores", and that there will be ongoing impacts: > Years of clean-up will drag into decades. A permanent exclusion zone could > end up stretching beyond the plant’s perimeter. Seriously exposed workers > may be at increased risk of cancers for the rest of their lives... John Price, a former member of the Safety Policy Unit at the UK's National Nuclear Corporation, has said that it "might be 100 years before melting fuel rods can be safely removed from Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant". In the second half of August 2011, Japanese lawmakers announced that Prime Minister Naoto Kan would likely visit the Fukushima Prefecture to announce that the large contaminated area around the destroyed reactors would be declared uninhabitable, perhaps for decades.
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