Described as "flap, flap, flap … glide," their strong wing beats are interspersed with regular and graceful periods of gliding.
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"It tells the wings things like, 'Flap hard now' or 'Don't flap,'" he said.
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It&aposs a seamless flap with no gaps between the flap and the main body.
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LIFT-THE-FLAP AND COLOR: OCEAN LIFT-THE-FLAP AND COLOR: JUNGLEBy Alice Bowsher10 pp.
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The phrase "make plans and God laughs" couldn't be more true, because right as we were about to pull into the church's parking lot, I heard a flap flap flap coming from the rear of the Prius.
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Chanel's classic flap and boy bags took the second and third spots, respectively (with the brand's mini flap coming in at #24).
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And I thought, there is no one on earth who knows how I feel, exhausted and scared, watching my child flap and flap in the dark.
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We started off creating a flap of skin that could be inserted into the peeler while leaving enough of the skin flap exposed to be held taut.
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More From PCmag Orlando Police End Controversial Amazon Rekognition Trial Now Barbie Can Code: Robotics Engineer Barbie Debuts AMD Offers 5GHz Core i7-8086K Winners a Threadripper Instead Nintendo Created a Cardboard-Style Switch You Can't Buy In order to reduce wing flap noise, NASA replaced a standard wing flap with a new flexible flap.
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The surgeon first uses a suction ring to flatten the eye in order to cut a flap in the cornea, folding the flap back to reveal the middle section, called the stroma.
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The flap that protects the top of the zipper (and hides a secret pocket) seals with a precise little snap sewed onto a smaller flap, so you can fit a finger behind it.
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A question that has long bothered palaeontologists is, did all four flap up and down, or were they rowing rather than flapping, or did the back ones steer rather than flap or row?
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Its stubby little wings flap around like a porky penguin.
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The little flap that covers the zipper was even moving.
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Foreign coverage of the flap almost uniformly favoured the Swedes.
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Kislyak was also at the center of the Flynn flap.
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She handed him his frame pack through the tarpaulin flap.
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The flap started shortly after Kardashian posted the initial image.
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Airplanes don't flap their wings, artificial intelligence experts often say.
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Below is the Trump campaign's initial response to the flap.
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Releasing the canister flap and swapping the filter were easy.
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You can close the bag in two ways: by folding the flap over and securing it with the company's excellent Arkiv closures, or by rolling it down and Velcroing it shut with a different flap.
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The battery and microSD card are hidden inside of this flap.
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The flap over Ms Nixon pales in comparison to those lapses.
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After an uproar, a Trump speechwriter took responsibility for the flap.
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That allows it to gently flap its wing to glide along.
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There is, though, no blaster cannon hidden under a dome flap.
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The GOP chairman is furious with Trump over the Ryan flap.
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They don't flap their wings, they don't have feathers or muscles.
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For thin steaks, I love skirt steaks and chuck flap tail.
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But each issue has a different poem on the back flap.
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No fair muttering anything about ideas that flap in the breeze.
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Now, Rosenstein reportedly factors into the flap over the GOP memo.
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Feathers flap and bits of food are flicked out of cages.
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But Halloween is tricky and the blackface flap didn't die down.
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Like the ears on a dog will flap up and down.
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But a political flap isn't the only thing affecting SoulCycle's business.
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Even the front matter and jacket flap are upside-down amusing.
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No, the Ku Klux Klan flap didn't cause Trump's support to collapse.
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Split-flap mechanical signs are sadly a relic of a bygone era.
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The case has an outer flap to cover and protect the screen.
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And don't even try to pick it up with the flap detached.
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A small magnet helps keep the flap closed, too, which is important.
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Swiftlets flap around your head constantly, swooping in a seemingly erratic manner.
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Netanyahu, asked by reporters about the Argaman flap, offered a general reassurance.
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Maybe just suspend a little extra disbelief when reading the jacket flap.
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He tried to shrug but it just made his arms flap about.
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Calpol is Damien's drug: making grown men flap about, like demented geese.
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Many creatures flap wings, or wing-like structures, to "fly" through water.
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As the flap unfolded throughout Tuesday evening, a Democratic presidential contender, Sen.
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When a big flap pops, in other words, codified programs crop up.
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Diners enter through a door on which animated fairies flap their wings.
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Already, there was a mini-flap over the language of the announcement.
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His plans for the novel flap as they exit out the window.
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Aly had cut out a rectangular flap to serve as a peephole.
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Awnings hung by militants to hide their movements flap in the wind.
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TissuGlu is currently approved for sale in the EU for the approximation of tissue layers where subcutaneous dead space exists between the tissue planes in large flap surgical procedures such as abdominoplasty and is being utilized in Europe to eliminate drains or reduce complications in patients undergoing large flap surgical procedures such as abdominoplasty, mastectomy, ventral hernia repair, decubitus and latissimus dorsi flap procedures.
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Finally, both issues have the same painting on the front flap and the back flap — the one on the front is a landscape of a stormy sea, and the one on the back looks like a tranquil oceanside sunrise.
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Suddenly, in the flap of a dragon's wing, it all goes to hell.
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Crickets sing, the wind blows, and birds flap across the starry night sky.
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Men say they clean beneath their flap, but it doesn't smell like it.
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On a stock 2773, the cap is under a flap on the fender.
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On a stock 911, the cap is under a flap on the fender.
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Are they in the front flap of your red, rolling suitcase, for example?
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That allows the bot's fins to flap and the silicon body to undulate.
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But the current flap only accelerates a process that was already in motion.
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I hate media's concern of an extra skin flap or our mama stripes.
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She loved going for pancakes at Flap Jack Shack, our local pancake place.
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The tadpoles also have no teeth, only flap-like papillae to swallow eggs.
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The flap over skimpy swimwear here turned Europe's burkini debate on its head.
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This is Kid Mero, the Human Do-Rag Flap, the Dominican Don Dada.
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"This is the jelly part here," Berglund says, pulling on a white flap.
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Also, if your shoes flap, it is very hard to be taken seriously.
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The injury prompted Stanton to wear a protective flap on his batting helmet.
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And the door's open — or the tent flap is open, I should say.
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But that weight helps to propel the bee forward when its wings flap.
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The latest flap underscores the president's indifference to fostering relationships with U.S. allies.
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Surgeons replaced the flap of skin with a titanium plate dozens of surgeries later.
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The flap over the entry we crawled through has been closed, ushering in darkness.
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Here's hoping the little flap that holds a credit card hasn't broken off yet.
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Charmin's "millennial toilet paper" flap might be the most 2019 advertising campaign yet concocted.
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During surgery, the device is guided to the surface of the defective mitral flap.
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Yet in Mr Shulkin's case, the flap has pushed another scandal to the fore.
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The underside of the flap even has the Night's Watch oath etched into it.
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The two magnetic fasteners on the underside of the Errant's top flap are infuriating.
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But then she thought it'd be wise to escape through a minuscule cat flap.
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After removing the tape liner, fold the flap to secure the lenses in place.
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The university flap heaped more tension onto Hungary's already fractious relationship with its neighbors.
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Finally, the flap goes back over the area to protect it—no stitches required.
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The thermals are so strong that the birds don't need to flap their wings.
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You can also sip a cocktail next to the custom Solari split-flap board.
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There's an incredible — and functional — split-flap Solari board near the check-in counter.
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Place flap meat, soy sauce and pepper in the gallon-sized plastic bag. 2.
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A flap hides the team's secrets from the prying eyes of batters and cameras.
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The Osmo Mobile 3's USB-A port is hidden beneath a protective flap.
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"I lost a flap, which is one of the worst outcomes," Ms. Nacson said.
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Both politicians, and their parties, have exploited the flap as a fund-raising opportunity.
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Then, the tent flap swiftly closed and those eight seconds of vicarious joy ended.
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The way his Lawrence of Arabia rags flap in the wind makes her seasick.
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Beyond the flap is a looooong wooden table with chairs, candles, wildflowers, and artists.
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Just as the arm's plastic flap cleans one area, more liquid oozes out elsewhere.
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Biden may have rolled his eyes at the flap over his remarks on segregationists.
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It is basically a flag, which like a flag would simply flap in the wind.
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On the front of the flap is a (to me) over-prominent leather logo badge.
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But the flap underscored how much the candidate's thinking on taxes and debt keeps changing.
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Because at least to make this look believable, he has folded the top flap here.
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Like company's already-available cat flap and pet feeder, this new product uses pets' microchips.
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I attached the little knob and poked a hole in the top flap, and voila!
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The Trending Topics flap may have opened a new dimension of skepticism around Facebook's products.
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The odd flap is presumably there so that the headset feels more comfortable while wearing.
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Alexander Skarsgård is looking to be as fast the one flap of a hummingbird's wing.
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The work is dirty and difficult, as the birds flap, peck, claw, vomit and defecate.
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But it's unclear whether the flap will have any lasting impact on Walker's leadership ambitions.
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"Have you earned the latest badge?" the jacket flap copy on the first two asks.
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She hung her laundry on a clothesline, letting it flap dry in the fresh air.
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A button-up storm flap at the bust allows for additional protection from the elements.
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When open, the transparent flap allows you to see exactly what you need to access.
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Just stand tall and flap those wings as you attempt to Make America Chicken Again!
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That's when they will finally flap their wings to fight against the turbulence and exit.
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Should a flap occur, these groups might have the ears and minds of the people.
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"The Golden Record beats the Caviar quilted flap bag on any given day," she said.
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His movement extended little beyond a furious flap of the wings and a scissoring leap.
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She's still waving the flag, but she can't seem to do much more than flap.
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It also performed well in the wind, though the screens sometimes flap around a bit.
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On the back flap, Ms. Alexander's paragraph of biographical details is longer than the author's.
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Democratic strategist Christy Setzer said that in the Pocahontas flap, Warren and Trump can benefit.
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Its windshield wipers flap arrhythmically, and its doors creak and groan when we open them.
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Google has largely stayed out of the flap between Facebook and Twitter over political advertising.
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Beyond the flap with the BBB, Trump also faces ongoing legal issues involving Trump University.
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Through a flap, he could watch the sun rise over the crystalline Lac du Bourget.
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The fillet peels off like a flap, the meat changed and cured in the heat.
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The machines work like traditional split-flap displays like you see in airports and train stations.
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It is believed to be part of the outboard wing flap of the missing Boeing 777.
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The letter emerged amid a flap over the new secretary of state's relationship with the alliance.
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Scraps of tarp flap against the tent poles, sending flashes of light across the dirt floor.
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Buyers can option a "gurney flap," an extension to the rear spoiler that further increases downforce.
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The flap over Mr Trump's no-show is actually proof of the closeness of the relationship.
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It's decorated with a faux fur flap and tons of pockets for your trips beyond Westeros.
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As a result, it usually requires two hands and sometimes several attempts to close the flap.
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To walk over difficult terrain, they can flap to stabilize, while we humans trip over ourselves.
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Even Bobby Charlton's Trump-ian flap of hair has become emblematic of a more glorious era.
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And your standard race bib, in addition to being awkward to attach, tends to flap around.
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It says it could lose up to $250,000 a year in union funding over the flap.
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Make the wagyu: Remove the fat and silver skin from the chuck flap of the beef.
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Pull open the flap and you'll find an auxiliary jack and micro USB port for charging.
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Zara did not respond to ITK's request for comment at the time of the jacket flap.
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But the United flap isn't the only airline practice that is catching the eye of Congress.
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I once caused a minor flap in a restaurant by referring to myself as a customer.
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On the other half, instead of a zipper, there's a flap with pockets and adjustable straps.
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So the flap that followed—and, really, all flaps to follow—bear his imprint, however faint.
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Instead, they flap and flutter enormous pectoral fins to swim in a style that resembles flying.
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The article raised a flap of angry denials, and Ms. Iseman sued the newspaper for libel.
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Will "Saturday Night Live" address the Shane Gillis flap in its Season 22018 premiere this weekend?
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Dancers rotate their legs as if performing a barre exercise, then flap their feet with intent.
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They hop, flap their wings and perform courtship dances, forming couples that may last for life.
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There Mr. Hens is, blue-eyed and dimpled, in his author photo on the back flap.
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These are a rich suede with a flap that goes over the knee in the front.
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What's most remarkable here is how that flap-ball-change returns in "Africa," transformed, deepened, rooted.
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Then a flap lifted and in walked Two Clouds, a bundle of logs in each arm.
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I also fell for "noggin" before NOODLE and "mud flap" before MUD TIRE, among the acrosses.
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Ian Conyers has reportedly "liked" Twitter links to a story about the Conyers III car flap.
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Mr. Trump's aides were heartened by his relative calm even amid the flap around Mr. Sessions.
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It was hard for me to sleep until I heard the cat flap open and shut.
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His arms flung outwards for support, and slowly, he began to flap them like eagle wings.
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If she was flapping her wings at me, I'd flap my arms as if they were wings.
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WATTERS: Did you dress up in one of those crazy outfits that flap around in the wind?
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Summer campers built jumbo-sized split-flap displays and installed them in a forest in New Hampshire.
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There is little doubt that the flap over the matter has inflamed tensions between the two powers.
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In response, Byrne sent the FBI a packet containing 15 hairs attached to a flap of skin.
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But the flap comes as Mr. Cruz is showing signs of threatening Mr. Trump's perch in Iowa.
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The closure method is unique: studs that fit into holes in leather straps attached to the flap.
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The flap shouldn't be fluttering around like that, especially in those conditions for a top-loading backpack.
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His flap with Mr. Trump is about immigration, and to Francis the issue transcends any campaign cycle.
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In November, doctors used a skin flap from his leg to try to heal his latest wound.
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Countless keese will flap into his face only to be one-shotted into collectible eyeballs and wings.
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Its compartment lacks the usual flap, but there's no chance for the battery to fall out accidentally.
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It seems every day that the probability of rate cut versus keeping rates unchanged is flip-flap.
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From the front, well, you get the screen and you get the notch/flap/TrueDepth camera array.
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But since the burger and honey flap, there's not a lot more evidence of its illustrious connections.
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The comment has already become a big flap in the election cycle, as "it should," Johnson said.
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Dell's approach, for example, is much more... Dell: the new Dell Latitudes have a little flap... pic.twitter.
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I'm still wishing Apple would introduce one more flap that folds out and becomes a little trackpad.
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The technique -- a first time in the Army -- is called prelaminated forearm free flap, said Lt. Col.
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The outcome of our foreign policy can be reasonably forecast on the flap of a dust jacket.
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It has a zip pocket inside and is covered by a flap top with a magnetic closure.
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It was the left tire flap from my truck, torn off, with the dealer's name on it.
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Officials eager to put the flap behind them have considered the attorney general's investigation the final word.
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Trump has tweeted or retweeted comments about the NFL flap at least 18 times since Saturday morning.
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Bannon is like if the tire mud flap with the giant-breasted silhouette got a library card.
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One is to cook flap steak, which is similar to skirt or flank steak but more affordable.
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Someone else's sighting would likely have catalyzed a similar flap—a year later, maybe two, or five.
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It's true that that flap is, in part, about First Amendment rights, and Trump's disrespect for them.
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Damage to the right outboard flap showed it was probably retracted when the plane hit the water.
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The Ayotte flap is contributing to a notable shift in momentum in the race for the Senate.
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Dr. Harry Koster: Some patients, instead of having a flap, have the surgery directly on their cornea.
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Yet toilet paper here is sold in long, bulky 12-roll plastic-wrapped packages with flap handles.
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It has a DWR finish and a storm flap on the front zip closure for extra protection.
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If I leave that button unbuttoned, chances are my dick is gonna hang out of the flap.
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The "sing" foot plays "Do Your Ears Hang Low?" while Flappy&aposs ears flap back and forth.
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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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They may flap their hands or rock their bodies in ways that other people find off-putting.
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Fortunately, Boundary mitigates the issue in two ways: the top flap can also be closed with a zipper, and you can always bypass the flap by opening the laptop compartment so long as you don't have one of the camera modules attached (which I rarely did in daily use).
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The flap of flesh flopped over the side of my head, and the blood gushed into my eyes.
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When worn as pants, a subtle flap covers the zipper to avoid snagging on anything as you hike.
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The flap shows the challenge Twitter faces in finally getting a handle on harassment after years of neglect.
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If it were anywhere else, she said, the flap with Fox News might not add up to much.
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Opening up the charging flap reveals a mini-USB input, a USB output, and a 3.5mm aux input.
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Haworth implanted two small magnets under the skin of Lee's tragus, the small inner flap of his ear.
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It's a "folio"-style keyboard, which means it has a flap that covers the back of the device.
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"Sure enough, this huge eagle decided to flap his wings…it just made a hilarious photograph," he says.
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Philip Martin, Coinbase's head of security, seals the flap of the tent with metal mesh in its fabric.
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The new case includes a bendable flap so you can turn it into a stand for the Oasis.
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A taco shell could be a flap of skin and the taco meat could be flesh or guts.
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The same goes for the "birther" flap, that has consumed the news cycle for the past 24 hours.
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" The film's screenwriter said, "She has an inner confidence that replaces the need to flap her wings loudly.
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But don't tell that to the storks who flap in from Africa and build stick houses on battlements.
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The storm flap on the back also adds to the shape but more importantly helps keep you dry.
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It features a lockable flap, magnetic Fidlock buckle, and an RFID pocket, so thieves don't stand a chance.
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Andres' self-portraits are printed on silk, and they flap in the wind every time the door opens.
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The barely-there flap of cloth, which covers the buttocks and genitalia, was initially only worn by men.
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Follow this flap steak recipe, provided by Tasty, to turn a cheap cut into a mouth-watering dinner.
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When the coat fell open he used the fork to lift aside the right flap of the raincoat.
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Three Scientologists were fired, and the flap exposed fissures between Mr. Enwezor and some members of his staff.
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Before the lobster went into the container, it would flap its tail and click and wave its claws.
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His neck bobs, his legs pump — and the artificial wings attached to his back flap up and down.
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When that came out of the letter flap of an apartment, they knew no one was dead inside.
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The epiglottis, a flap in the throat, flops forward to protect the swallowed substance from entering the airway.
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We can flap our wings in one spot and participate in a hurricane of change across the world.
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There's a decent-sized storage basket, a rear storage pocket with a flap closure and a cup holder.
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Giant turtles with prices scrawled on their bellies flap in expiration as the sun rises and flies hover.
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In the end, the flap over reducing the size of a national monument is much ado about nothing.
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Acknowledging him with a grim nod and a hand flap of dismissal, the driver drove off on green.
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Amid a roaring crowd, they would flap their arms and legs as the falling snow chilled their faces.
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It was wider at the bottom, sort of like an inverted funnel, and two buckles secured the flap.
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TMZ obtained air traffic control audio, and you can hear the pilot mention a problem with a flap.
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To us, this Conor McGregor PR flap is doubly, even triply, ridiculous: a true tempest in a teapot.
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" Here was the first sentence of Politico's story about the flap: "Donald Trump might finally have crossed the line.
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The flap was yet another sign that the task that Republicans have set themselves is unlikely to run smoothly.
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Cyrus' dress, styled and made by Saint Laurent, had an especially large flap, which Hemsworth took full advantage of.
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In this version, Trump's head must flap around and avoid Democratic and Republican candidates, their podiums, or the floor.
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The sleeveless dress (on sale for $1,617) features a round neck, faux flap pockets and a high-low hem.
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Featherwing beetles don't flap their wings, but instead use them to glide through the air like a dandelion wisp.
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Among them was an envelope in my mother's handwriting, a doodled heart with "love you" on the back flap.
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If the answer was "yes," the cat flap would lock for 15 minutes and Hamm would get a text.
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On the back is a flap pocket and luggage strap so it can sit safely atop your roller bag.
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"When a storm comes through, I hear the sails flap and it makes me feel alive," said Mr. Stowe.
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They turn away from us, and as they flap their arms sinuously, they shake their tail feathers of tulle.
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The other end of the flap is adjusted for length and bound to the outside layer of the heart.
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There are certain things that work more to mobilize these people and that is F-L-A-P - FLAP!
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Hummingbirds flap their wings a blistering 12 to 80 times per second (depending on the species) when in flight.
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Personally I like the look of the Union Street better, with its riveted straps and uninterrupted waxed canvas flap.
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The procedure is done when the flap of skin is too tight and can cause feeding and speech problems.
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There was a flap of sheet metal, which could mend a boiler or be the side of a box.
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He was at the centre of one flap after another, often in deals involving the use of inmate labour.
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The fly trap's maw is going to flap shut once an insect investigates the alluring scent inside of it.
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" Obama next pardoned "Tot," causing the turkey to energetically flap its wings as the president laughed and shouted "freedom.
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He is also an influential adviser to Hillary Clinton, as the flap over her Benghazi emails made abundantly clear.
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In 2007, Facebook faced its first big privacy flap after it had expanded beyond universities to the general population.
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Meanwhile, the national party is doing its best to stay out of the flap over the Cruz-Kasich accord.
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They bend forward, sticking their tails up; they vigorously flap their wings in a flashy red and black display.
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Wires connected to a motor will run through perches and into the birds' bodies, enabling their wings to flap.
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I laid in my tent at dusk, my head poking out the flap, listening to coyotes yap and yowl.
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Randomness comes in many forms, and chaos theory tells us that a butterfly flap can radically change the weather.
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The latest online flap began with a Dolce & Gabbana ad for the Shanghai show that it posted on Instagram.
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Install one-way flap gates, so water can flow out without flowing back in when a storm surge hits.
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Then take the other flap with Velcro and wrap it around the midsection again, securing the two large fasteners.
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The same problem occurs if you hold it with a protective cover on: The back flap covers the speaker.
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Here's part of the memo that Keurig CEO Bob Gamgort sent to company employees today regarding "Hannity" flap. pic.twitter.
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I'm used to just one flap and a big compartment, which makes it easier to open in any environment.
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One saw that Zeena had forgotten to pull down the flap over her eyes and began loudly admonishing her.
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But the flap was just the latest controversy in what has been a tough cycle for the DNC chairwoman.
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Two tents, bracketing a square of blankets used as a cooking and socializing space, flap helplessly in the wind.
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If this sounds like the back-flap of a murder mystery, your deduction skills are as sharp as Mr Scudder's.
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Getting locked in a room with a cat flap is better than getting locked in a dark cupboard, after all.
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On the bottom, a flap protects the memory card slot, the USB Type-C slot, and a standard tripod mount.
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A spokesperson for de Blasio responded to the flap by noting the skit was satire and not meant to offend.
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Then there was Victoria P ... whose yellow bikini was made to look like she had a flap on her backside.
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This woman figured out a pulley system for her costumes that involved using kite string to make the wings flap.
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Poyser said the lab would attempt to obtain a full DNA profile from saliva on the envelope flap and stamps.
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Frederiksen has said she believed relations with the United States, a NATO ally, would not be affected by the flap.
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"Am I a good score-der?" he asked before taking a slap shot — or "flap shot" as Mason called it.
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But open up the flap and you have this lovely blue fine canvas inside (there's a reverse scheme as well).
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There's no untangling required or getting the cord stuck on your coat flap, and who could say no to that?
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But they acknowledge that this week's flap over the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) has chilled the conversation around earmarks.
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They implanted the cartilage form under the skin in her arm in what's known as a prelaminated forearm free flap.
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After all, if Regina George can make breast hole t-shirts a thing, why can't Kylie pioneer the butt flap?
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"You're here watching us flap our wings," Favreau says to me with a grin as he prepares for another take.
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But the Clinton flap speaks to a broader disconnect among Democrats, who simply do not represent that many rural voters.
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" Stephen Belber, the film's screenwriter, said, "She has an inner confidence that replaces the need to flap her wings loudly.
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You fold down the View's front flap, place the Daydream-compatible phone in the headset and close it back up.
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The flap also earned King a Republican primary challenger, Randy Feenstra, the assistant majority leader of the Iowa state Senate.
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The flap is unlikely to hurt Cruz, who has often reveled in sparring with the media and the debate moderators.
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A calf muscle had been stripped from the bone and hung down in a large flap like a cow's tongue.
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Kyle Korver, not known as a defensive player, made a vague and ineffectual flap at him as he sailed by.
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Your phone slots into a flap in the back, while microfiber-lined pockets protect your sunglasses (or your new AirPods).
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Every flap from the front flipper generated a vortex, or whirlpool, as it went up and as it went down.
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The magnetic closure flap also doubles as a kickstand and the leather is sustainably processed via Leather Working Group protocols.
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I also tried a LifeProof Flip case, but the card flap stuck out way too far and kept coming open.
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The blister had burst and the flap of skin had turned almost as pale as the moonlight catching their boots.
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I don't wanna have to negotiate an extra barrier flap that doesn't even need to be there to begin with.
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They then proceed to flap their arms like a flock of birds to the beat of a K-pop song.
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Thanks to a zipper secured with a buttoned storm flap, even a harsh, cutting wind will be kept at bay.
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The flap is also a reminder of the perils of email, and how messages can come back to bite you.
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Another source who has been in contact with Biden's team said the flap over his personal conduct had been anticipated.
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I fold the foil flap I've created back carefully and remove a lozenge-shaped tablet, snap it in half, place one half in my mouth, put the other half back in the strip and carefully fold the foil flap back over it, before placing it in my tote bag and securing it in a locker.
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The polls were conducted in the immediate aftermath of the FBI recommending no charges against Clinton in her private email flap.
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DeAndre Jordan An advent calendar where every flap is a DeAndre sized door that leads to Cleveland, Washington, Toronto, Milwaukee, etc.
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Where a flap would normally be, there is instead a continuous, bent surface, which changes the aerodynamic characteristics of the wing.
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The flap follows a widely publicized incident in which a female LDP lawmaker was taped verbally and physically abusing her aide.
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Instead, the mountaineering-style pack has a top flap that closes with magnetic snaps at the end of long leather straps.
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But, one show is trying to prove that love can be as simple as a slap, a flap, and a shuffle.
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"Spent last week with Cheryl Mills and the HRC team burying the email flap," he wrote, according to the Daily Caller.
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Although these birds do not produce a vocal alarm call, their wings are known to emit a whistle as they flap.
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At various points, the user must make a choice—0 or 1—by turning over (or not turning over) a flap.
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It also uses a larger-than-normal retractable flap to increase its surface area at low speed, improving lift and efficiency.
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Sometimes they sit, sometimes they hang, sometimes they just kind of lean on it and don't have to flap as hard.
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The healthy baby boy had a procedure called a frenulectomy, where the flap of skin under the child's tongue is cut.
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A friend held the flap, and then I basically peeled a layer of skin back up the shin towards the knee.
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But for thinner women, surgeons need to apply a different method to reconstruct the breasts, called a stacked DIEP flap surgery.
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You'll see Yarny skip through tall grass, chasing butterflies, and flap through the breeze while holding on to a flying kite.
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This includes a procedure called photorefractive keratectomy or PRK, which uses similar techniques but without creating a flap in the cornea.
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Jason Middleton, head of aviation at the University of New South Wales, said the wing flap analysis was of limited benefit.
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Like this drone discovered in Somalia, it has wings that can flap, making it appear like a regular bird flying overhead.
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Trump on Sunday said that Democrats don't appear really interested in reaching an agreement, citing the new flap over detention facilities.
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Rather than being confined to the zipper compartment of most traditional backpacks, the flap design provides better access to the interior.
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The transparent flap has eight smooth grommets to accommodate different sizes of yarn so that they feed through smoothly without tangling.
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There's also an adjustable head support flap on the carrier that you can have in the highest position for an infant.
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The bag has a zippered top, covered by a flap top with a collar stud belt, so everything inside stays secure.
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My only qualm with the pockets is the lack of a zipper, as the flap top lets in cold air easily.
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The scalp flap, sewn back on, had been carefully shaved to leave enough hair to mask the titanium implants, a little.
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The flap over Cordray's replacement reinforces the need to fundamentally reshape the CFPB's governance structure, as I discussed in a Nov.
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The night sky opened up, kicking off a ufological period insiders refer to as a "flap": a period of increased sightings.
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Gurney was also the inventor of the Gurney flap, a performance-improving device that is used on both racecars and aircraft.
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Insects flap their wings, generating the thrust needed to move through the air by utilizing the energy stored in strong muscles.
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"No, no, no," said the woman, who was half my height, as she put the right-side flap over the left.
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He decided to create an officer with an Afro who liked wild clothing, introducing Lt. Jack Flap in the early 1970s.
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Sidney MatthewsLos Angeles To the Editor: Finally, someone — the great Martina Navratilova — put the Serena Williams flap in the proper context.
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Then the surgeon uses pulses from a computer-controlled laser to destroy a portion of the stroma, and replaces the flap.
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Another flap centered on the movie's soundtrack, which included a song by Gary Glitter, a British singer and convicted child abuser.
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It enabled him to pull a flap of gum tissue down over the socket of the front tooth he had extracted.
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The last step is to thread the strap with the dangling triangle charm through its corresponding hole in the cover's flap.
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Or been found in mid-flap or mid-frap balanced upon a thick wall, incubating the egg of some unknown bird?
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The flap illustrates the growing distrust of the YouTube community, and willingness to assume the worst in light of unclear communication.
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Urbanears includes a manual sandwiched in the flap of the box that covers how to setup the headphones in 36 languages.
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The most important feature is that it doesn't have flight muscle -- the sternum -- that would have allowed it to flap its wings.
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They trumpet, of course, and flap their ears and rumble at frequencies so low you might feel it, but never hear it.
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They trumpet, of course, and flap their ears and rumble at frequencies so low you might feel it, but never hear it.
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Investigators have found only one real bit of evidence, a wing flap that washed up on the shores of Réunion, near Madagascar.
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Meanwhile if you fold it over, you have unused Velcro all over the outside, and a flap on the inside doing nothing.
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This trench comes in khaki, true black, and navy, and incorporates weather-ready details, like a storm flap and water-resistant finish.
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The surgeons carved the new ear out of cartilage harvested from her ribs, then opened a flap of skin on the forearm.
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The skin flap from her forearm will also cover some of the scar tissue around Burrage's jawline and ear from the accident.
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To lure predators away, they been known to flap around, and sort of drag one wing on the ground—a distraction display.
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Here's the extra height adjustment flap for making sure the M14 and your laptop's screen are aligned just the way you like.
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Each Toy-Con has a slot and pivoting cardboard flap that holds the VR Goggles (and your Switch) securely while you're playing.
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In August, investigators confirmed that the wing flap found on a beach in Reunion did indeed come from the missing Flight 370.
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From just 14 original captive-bred birds, it has bred hundreds of wild Kaka that now flap freely around Wellington's hilltop neighborhoods.
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The VR experience pairs with a full body apparatus that allows you to flap your "wings" as you soar through the air.
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The bottom is a rubberized and ruggedized affair, featuring two buttons and a flap that houses the microUSB port and auxiliary jack.
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Global markets are back and the flap that peaked in the second week of February is but a dim and distant memory.
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It's compatible with a hydration pack hose and has a hipbelt, sternum strap, a padded back panel and a weather-flap seal.
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I flew to Florida and they closed off my infection and healed my leg, using a flap of skin from my thigh.
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ATSB search director Peter Foley told media on Wednesday that analysis of a wing flap had "enhanced certainty" at what had happened.
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Using a plastic dish for a palette, Crabapple touched him up, applying mustard-yellow paint to an aggressively aerodynamic flap of hair.
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The Cruz flap followed on from a row earlier in the week as anti-Trump delegates sought to protest the convention's rules.
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This week's flap "continues a narrative for Biden that he is not in line with the future of the party," James said.
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The "island flap," for instance, is a technique meant to transplant a piece of skin over a short distance on the body.
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They do not intrude, but if you need something, you do not have to flap your arms wildly to get their attention.
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The frilled dragon, native to New Guinea and Australia, threatens predators by extending the flap of skin around its neck, or "frills."
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Dan Bartlett, who served the younger Mr. Bush as a White House counselor, said episodes like the Scowcroft flap did not last.
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Dancehall star Aidonia worked his way up, slapped fives with the man holding down the fort, and rose the tent flap up.
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But even some women who like and respect Sanders said the way he handled the Warren flap has made them think twice.
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Upon hearing the term "flap meat," you will understand why someone might want to sex it up with a name like bavette.
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A guard grabbed the inmate's arm; then another officer came over and kicked the door flap, smashing the arm again and again.
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Once each needle prick had clotted, she would let the pigeon flap away toward the eaves of an abandoned red-brick armory.
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It's strangely cozy, and there's a thick canvas flap that hangs in the front that you can let down or tie up.
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It comes ready to go with three AA batteries, and the battery compartment is fully covered by a soft flap of fabric.
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The show will see Julia interact with favorite characters like Big Bird and Elmo but sometimes get overexcited, or flap her hands.
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But that didn't prevent the "Get Out" flap, raising questions as to whether the "rule" was really just more of a suggestion.
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The only photo of Ms. Lawson in "How to Eat" was the author photo on the back flap of the book jacket.
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"I've read articles out there saying that I'm not prone to flap my gums, and that may not be inaccurate," he said.
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Biden campaign officials publicly and privately downplayed the flap with Harris as an example of a trailing candidate trying to draw attention.
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You still sandwich your phone between the View's front flap and a pair of lenses, which automatically launches a special Daydream Home interface.
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If it was running between 5.5 and 13 miles per hour, vibrations would have caused the wings to flap, according to the study.
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It's decorated with a faux fur flap and tons of pockets so you can stock up on supplies for your trips beyond Westeros.
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"Most winged insects flap their wings to build a vortex of air to lift their bodies and make them float," Cho told Gizmodo.
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The White House got into a flap when its flag was raised to full-staff less than two days after Mr McCain's death.
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Authors and illustrated produced works to cater to that interest—including an incredibly bizarre "flap book" that shows what human insides look like.
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You grasp at thin air, flap helplessly, and then concede that yes, you've dropped it, and all your worst fears have come true.
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That means tiny adjustments can have outsize impacts, which makes it very tricky to calculate how much to move a flap or aerofoil.
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THE notion that the gentle flap of a butterfly's wings can cause chaos on the other side of the world is well known.
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More often that not you will flap around for a frenzied few seconds and you'll find it, perched somewhere it shouldn't have been.
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Imgur user hahabird converted the shell from a classic 1986 Macintosh Plus into a garbage can, complete with a spring-loaded screen flap.
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Someone put a ladder up against the fuselage, opened a flap, poured in some liquid and threw the empty can over his shoulder.
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I could then stuff all my groceries through the big flap on top and into the main compartment for my bicycle ride home.
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Flap meat, or sirloin tip, is another cheap cut of beef that is usually great for things like marinating and skewering for kebabs.
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Eighteen months later, with the trial and two skin flap operations behind her, she could finally start to work on changing the law.
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The Daydream View is a more advanced headset from Google made of a soft fabric and a flap to place an Android smartphone.
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As for how the guys ended up in Nevada ... we're told the jet experienced a "flap caution" (think check engine light) mid-air.
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This isn't true of all DIEP flap surgeries — Doherty was in a somewhat unique position to have to gain weight for the procedure.
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The flap dominated the news for 24 hours and overshadowed earlier questions that the Boeing CEO had raised about Trump's view of trade.
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The flap over the committee's legitimacy as an investigative probe came shortly before Clinton's high-profile, marathon appearance in front of the panel.
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The flap over paying her legal bills is connected to a separate class-action civil lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Phoenix.
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Taryn: Each mutton chop is made up of a sheep's loins, tenderloins, and belly flap and weighs about a pound and a half.
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ROBERT S. NUSSBAUM Fort Lee, N.J. To the Editor: The F.B.I.'s email flap has apparently run its course and everyone is unhappy.
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This latest flap between Moser and the DCCC shines a spotlight on an already very high-profile and crowded Democratic primary in Texas.
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Alphabet's (GOOGL) Google had largely stayed out of the flap between Facebook's (FB) hands-off approach and Twitter's (TWTR) ban of political advertising.
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One of our favorite spots was a pet shop where you can "adopt" critters, including Porgs ($45), which chirp and flap their wings.
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In the recent crashes, investigators believe the MCAS malfunctioned and moved a tail flap called the stabilizer, tilting the plane toward the ground.
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You can also place a pack of wipes upside down when not in use so its own weight will keep its flap closed.
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It was hidden in the text of the front flap the way a bunny is hidden in a cloud in a children's magazine.
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Each flap consumes a chunk of your climbing stamina, while not providing as much height as you could have gotten just from climbing.
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I followed Souhel and Ous through the rows of tents until we reached one with a solar-powered lantern hanging near the flap.
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One woman, Zeena Mohamed, 27, described how she lifted her flap just enough to see the cream-colored dress she was considering buying.
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Its slim, lightweight design makes it easy to carry around, with the magnetic front flap able to bend back for multi-angle viewing.
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Casey Cagle (R), who is also running for governor, had threatened to kill any tax legislation that benefits Delta after the NRA flap.
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"Respect is something you've got to have no matter what type of success you got," Jadakiss told us when asked about Vince's flap.
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Dae Dae is a 23-year-old rapper with a toothy grin and long, blue-dyed dreads that flap up when he dances.
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She holds what looks like a gummy flap of flesh dripping with blood and severs it off, right at the base of TJ's armpit.
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You start by lying the sushi ingredients of your choice flat onto the Sushi Roller, then fold down the handle, and pull the flap.
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It's worth dwelling on the flap between President Trump (as a father and a businessman) and Nordstrom, because more brands are following Nordstrom's lead.
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Its main feature is a zipper on the back that gives me quick access to the inside of the bag without unclipping the flap.
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The trigger for the flap was a phone call on December 2nd between Mr Trump and Tsai Ing-wen, the elected president of Taiwan.
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Most manufacturers include E10 compatibility information in owners' manuals, while some also put it on the inside of the fuel flap for easy access.
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While most flying robots use rigid wings and propellers to create lift, researchers sought to recreate a bat's unique structure and complex wing flap.
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Even without a flap, Hasselblad has made this compartment weather-sealed by running a thin strip of rubber along the edge of each battery.
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"It's just one of those things where I didn't check that one little flap, and there it was," Pettyjohn said to The News Journal.
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" My mom is starting to flap a little, staring up and down the blank Magnolia-painted expanse in front of her: "What fly, Kevin?
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And the carry strap, alas, tends to tug on the flap in a way that draws its sides up and away from the clip.
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To accept a Lisa who, as far as I can tell, does not flap her arms excitedly while wearing a bikini top and sarong?
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The cat flap was itself a smaller version of the pair of grand French doors that remained closed at the back of the room.
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There's a button on the back of the bus under this flap—I don't know how it works—but it shuts the bus down.
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Hasbro is selling an electronic, plush Porg toy that will flap around your home and gaze at you with those big, inquisitive Porg eyes.
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Instead, Mehrara says he sees his DIEP flap patients about once a year for the first five years after surgery, and then they're set.
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There was a flap at the back of her notebook where she kept a stack of white stickers that said "Found!" in red letters.
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Steve Schmidt, a senior adviser to McCain's campaign at the time, said Monday that the flap over the Times report would only help Trump.
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By contrast, everyone pointed to how the Trump campaign had mishandled that Melania plagiarism flap last week in Cleveland (or was that last year?).
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Asked if the campaign should take responsibility for the flap to bring questions to a halt, Mr. Smith shot back: "That would be good."
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This "pedicle flap" is still used in different variations when performing skin transplants, especially when performing reconstructive surgery on burns, serious injuries, and amputations.
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She'd frantically flap the wings up and down and gobble a gobble that was less a gobble and more the sound of a hellhound.
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It's still got a shoulder button and a trigger on each side, and the game card slot is still under a little plastic flap.
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If compromised, a flap of it whisks away the shoddily constructed illusion of a normal head of hair and strange, large bald spots emerge.
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Not only were they uncomfortable, but they also posed a safety hazard if a loose flap or a long sleeve got caught in machinery.
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The business practices of Facebook and Google were reinforced by the fact that no privacy flap lasted longer than a news cycle or two.
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But the surgery on her left side failed when the transplanted tissue, called a "'flap," was rejected, leaving her with only one reconstructed breast.
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The flap over Mr. Damore's criticism of Google's diversity efforts comes as the company has tangled with the Labor Department over its pay practices.
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It also shares distinctive design features like a split-flap sign, called a clacker board, which displays the coffee being roasted in the roasters.
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We started out by modelling and animating a goose and giving it a range of things to do—honk, flap, crane its neck, etc.
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By the way, after testing underwear for GQ last year, I am firmly on the side of Team Flap when it comes to underwear.
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But lawmakers are struggling in the Greitens case because the governor's sexual misconduct scandal and donor list flap both happened before he took office.
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They also placed artificial wings on a young ostrich, a good modern stand-in for Caudipteryx, and saw the wings flap as it ran around.
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At the corners, he slices between the two lines, and uses the scalpel and a set of tweezers to tease the flap of skin away.
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Wielding your knife horizontally, slash the big mound of flesh to create a flap of meat, stopping just shy of cutting all the way through.
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So I began to dye a flap of my jet-black hair Manic Panic Pillarbox Red; I wanted a palpable way to signal my difference.
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It boasts a sharp-looking leather exterior, with the front flap able to be adjusted to prop your screen up at a comfortable typing angle.
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Unless you look closely it can be hard to tell which side is the front — only the zipper flap and small label hint at it.
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The flap prompted scrutiny of other Cabinet members' travel, as the House Oversight and Government Reform committee launched a governmentwide investigation of top political appointees.
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It's bulky, fairly ugly, and the wallet flap can sometimes get in the way and cover half of your face when you take a call.
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Further, the wallet has a money clip in the back that holds a few bills, and a rear flap protects the cash and the cards.
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I do have an immediate problem with this bag, and it has to do with the Fidlock Snap fastener keeping the top flap in place.
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In the interface design world of the iPhone X it is a flap that covers that area, not a notch that cuts that area out.
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And it's attached only by that single flap, so the whole thing can wobble around if, again, it's not on a perfectly flat, stable surface.
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They may remember the incident, but brand names fade and consumers will soon move on to the next PR flap, branding consultant Laura Ries said.
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The recent flap over the public release of unsubstantiated accusations against President-elect Donald J. Trump has deepened his already tense relationship with the media.
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The flap reveals a lot not just about how Clinton is playing the woman card, but also about how Trump is playing the man card.
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The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) report released on Wednesday said analysis of wing flap debris showed the aircraft was not configured for a landing.
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For example, birds flap their wings to achieve both lift and propulsion, but flying machines that imitate this action have tended not to do well.
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Google acknowledged the bug and updated the software, but the flap led to further questions about whether Google is doing enough to protect consumer data.
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Worst of all, they don't seem terribly bothered by humans—they'll flap their filthy wings in our faces and move on as if nothing happened.
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The machine "literally ripped off his left leg," medical reports said, leaving it hanging by a frayed ligament and a five-inch flap of skin.
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It's typically a simple process involving little more than opening the case or a designated flap and snapping the new, higher capacity module into place.
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Pulling up on a cardboard flap featuring a diminutive juggler ("Short") extends a ladder, at the top of which she now appears sky-high ("Tall").
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The flap may have resulted from misleading accounts of Mr. Macron's comments, which came in an interview in French with Europe 1 radio this week.
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I shared what little I knew: only that a note on the book's inside flap indicated that it was donated to the library in 1996.
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The elastic at the top of the stretchy belly flap leaves a deep ridge under my bra line and revs up my ever-persistent heartburn.
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The Whitehall flap may bring to mind the backlash Scarlett Johansson received for accepting the role of a trans man in the film Rub & Tug.
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In the other principal role, of the loving but philandering Flap, Mr. Milord at least does not face the uphill battle the other actors do.
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The "Nano Hummingbird" has a 6.5-inch body and can flap its wings like the real bird but doesn't stay in flight for very long.
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"It's the best part of getting to the big leagues: You get the single-flap, nonspace helmet like they wear down there," he said, smiling.
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But Bezos, one of the richest and arguably most powerful men to ever flap his footsie-wootsies across this humble planet, is no average man.
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Just lift the flap and you'll find a standard USB port, a fast-charging USB port, and a micro-USB port to recharge the battery.
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It boasts a fancy-looking leather exterior, with the front flap able to be adjusted to prop your screen up at a comfortable typing angle.
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Fashioned from cognac-colored diamonds in graduated shades that create a three-dimensional appearance, the butterfly's wings flap when worn, thanks to a leverlike mechanism.
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In lieu of amputation, he sewed the hand to a flap in the man's groin, which slowly sealed itself around the bones of the hand.
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"Trump's map flap" Per my TVEyes search, ABC's "World News Tonight" was the only broadcast nightly newscast to note and debunk Trump's falsehoods about Alabama.
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Long rows of red banners flap in the breeze on the roof of the Great Hall of the People, an imposing building on Tiananmen Square.
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This large lift-the-flap book transports readers from Europe to North America to South America to Asia to Africa and, finally, Australia and Oceania.
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Nordic countries are competing for the multi-billion-euro investments with the more established FLAP-D markets, an acronym for Frankfurt-London-Amsterdam-Paris-Dublin.
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Crochet handbags are surprisingly low-key for how many trend brackets they cover, with the ideal one being more structured than your average one flap crossbody.
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North Carolina House Minority leader Darren Jackson accused GOP lawmakers of failing to compromise, citing Tuesday's flap and the death of a previous proposal, HB 186.
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Flap track fairing Where found: Mozambique beach When: December 2015 Australian officials said the part from the right wing is "almost certainly" from the vanished jetliner.
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In her case, Komie said, a mud flap a couple of inches too short provided the pretext to stop the rented U-Haul she was driving.
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Domino's competitors are working on a "direct-to-mouth" drone-delivery service that will send individual slices of pizza into your home via an electronic flap.
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" As CNN reports, Amazon's drones could "radio a message to an off-course package, instructing it to deploy a parachute, compressed air canister or landing flap.
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The exterior fabric is durable 22,230-dernier Cordura, and the interior is a waterproof X-Pac VX22.5 liner with a drawstring closure underneath a buckled flap.
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Upon tearing open the top flap of the smallish-sized bag, I was excited to find that the pack was resealable (key points for storage longevity).
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Another general advantage of a microchipped pet door is to prevent neighborhood animals sneaking into your house via the cat flap and snaffling your pet's food.
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"The Golden Record beats the Caviar quilted flap bag on any given day," she said of the audio time capsule that went to Mars in 1977.
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Soft robots that flap rather than use rotors could be safer, cheaper and more agile than traditional drones, or at least that's what the researchers think.
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Then there's a zippered area with two sub-compartments in the front, and two open pockets that close with a single flap in front of that.
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Controlling the bird is simple: you hold the goggles to your face and then squeeze two triggers on either side to make it flap its wings.
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Another label, "cage-free" isn't meaningless — it's a real improvement in welfare for the chickens, who get enough space to flap their wings and turn around.
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Lawrence also models various "J'adior" flap bags throughout the campaign that are far from simple, including one covered in studs and complete with a multicolor strap.
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Close-up images believed to be part of the outboard wing flap of the missing Boeing 777, were released by Australian and Malaysian officials on Wednesday.
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Not only is my tummy not flat, but I have a large flap of loose skin that I don't think [is] ever going to go away.
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To get into any of the actually useful pockets, you have to open both metal clasps and lift the entire top flap of the bag open.
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But opening the Flash Bag reveals a foil print under the flap that will help you redirect some additional light onto whatever you've got in frame.
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Use the clitoral hood The clitoral hood is the flap that protects the external clitoris, much in the same way foreskin does for an uncircumsized penis.
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And it's a good thing you rarely have to charge this phone, because dealing with the rubber flap that covers the USB-C port is infuriating.
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As one reads from right to left, the next two trees flap and flail at each other like children in the back seat of a car.
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On the other hand, some areas have worn holes and the magnet that holds the back flap shut (a smart idea) eventually burrowed its way out.
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Because the top flap attaches to the bottom at the center, if it gets too full the whole thing bulges awkwardly and the tips flip out.
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Saddle bags are known for its U-shape design with front-open flap and long strap that you can wear as a cross-body or purse.
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They used to call it RoboBee—a flying machine half the size of a paperclip that could flap its pair of wings 120 times a second.
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A thin, rubbery flap juts from the hard plastic to prevent light from entering the headset when it's worn, pressing around your eyes, cheeks, and nose.
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The 153-year-old had surgery on the same knee last November to remove a small flap of cartilage and spent of spring training in rehabilitation.
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Politicized art-hating is again on display in the flap over a new Shakespeare in the Park production of "Julius Caesar" with a Trump-like lead.
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The breakdowns threaten to become a political problem for the administration, with the CENTCOM flap in particular catching the attention of liberal MSNBC host Rachel Maddow.
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HONG KONG — The Australian government confirmed on Thursday that a wing flap that had washed onto a Tanzanian island is from Malaysia Airlines' missing Flight 370.
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Peeling back the front flap of his pack, Stutts shows me camping basics like hand sanitizer and bug spray stowed alongside a magnesium/flint fire-starter.
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Or I scrambled under the Henry Hudson Parkway — a new pedestrian overpass is coming soon — while monk parakeets flap out noisily, and headed to the river.
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Before the latest flap, the most damning anti-Hispanic comment critics could point to was Trump's assertion that Mexican criminals have streamed across the southern border.
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Several said the flap over security clearances show that Kushner is in over his head, suggesting he only got his job because of his family connections.
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Political divisiveness over the Trump family is spilling over into Washington, DC's elite social scene after a restaurant mix-up and social media flap this weekend.
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Bifold Wallet with Flap, $90, available at LeatherologySend employees home with a beautiful, full-grain leather accessory like a luggage tag, business card case, or keychain.
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I couldn't let all my dead skin just flap around town, so I carefully cut off some of the larger pieces without pulling on my skin.
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" There's a chocolate dessert that's "fine, if you overlook the elastic flap of milk skin draped over it, like something that's fallen off a burns victim.
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DC Young Fly is unnervingly antic; he's built like one of those inflated tube men that flap outside of car dealerships, and moves like one, too.
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Another label, "cage-free," isn't meaningless — it's a real improvement in welfare for the chickens, which get enough space to flap their wings and turn around.
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Slowly, she worked her way through to the bone, the cranium, cauterizing vessels here, scraping away tissue there, eventually turning a flap of her scalp open.
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The flap around "Blue Story" and its removal from British movie theaters comes as a movie dealing with similar themes in France has prompted different reactions.
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If you want to lighten the pack and leave the floating lid behind, the sleeping bag divider toggles in and turns into a lightweight top flap.
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Some experts said the flap highlighted the need for social media companies to adopt better mechanisms to alert users when claims have been marked as false.
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At City Hall, two flags—one of the People's Republic of China, the other of Hong Kong—flap halfheartedly in the wind coming off the harbor.
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Crowley denied it, but the flap was more evidence that Democrats are struggling to put on a united front just four months before the midterm elections.
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Sometimes the show ties into a paper calendar that can be purchased in stores, and each day what's behind the day's calendar flap ties into the show.
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So, when we take fandom as a whole, select out the MOST AWFUL JERKBIRDS and flap them about and say, "Look how bad fandom is," yeah, no.
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Gliding is a form of flight that was associated with both dinosaurs and birds, but there's mounting evidence that both would flap their wings for flight, too.
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Much of the public simply isn&apost breathlessly following all the scandal stuff and controversies and flap-of-the-day flareups the way the press corps is.
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Instead of trying to flap or turn "wings" like in Birdly — yet another weird VR flying frame — you change direction by shifting your weight around the frame.
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She completed her cat-inspired ensemble with a bold red lip, $345 Etienne Aigner Colette Flap bag and a pair of $200 Amatista platform heels by Schutz.
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At this spot, you can almost expect to have your food prepared by someone with dreadlocks—not a hippie, but a crust punk, butt flap and all.
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Because the machine learning model was only trained on images of Metric coming and going from Hamm's home, the cat flap will only work on his cat.
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Here's what actually happens: Your doctor will use lasers to cut a thin flap in your cornea, a layer of tissue at the front of your eye.
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The only indication that they weren't produced in an industrial workshop or factory somewhere are the childrens' charming 50-panel animations packed into each split-flap display.
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But Ms. Staehlin still likes to spend time in Hyder, where the Stars and Stripes flap in the wind and she finds a familiar sense of freedom.
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The company has offered a "sincere apology" to drivers for the emissions flap, but Volkswagen CEO Matthias Muller has denied the company acted maliciously in recent interviews.
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Tauty Fall lifted the flap of a blue canvas tent to reveal a small space where she lives with her husband, their five children, and another family.
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In one scene, Armstrong's son runs a flag up to the awning of their house, and we watch it flap proudly in the breeze for a moment.
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She would sit cross-legged with her back to the wall, at the right corner of our bedroom, directly beneath the torn flap of our old wallpaper.
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It has two sections: a large packing area that can be closed with a mesh flap and a smaller mesh pocket that sits opposite the main compartment.
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The Knicks' woes certainly run far deeper, given the state of their starless roster and the latest public-relations disaster they absorbed in the Spike Lee flap.
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FEED-IN FLAP Government plans included a 1.8 gigawatt solar park in Benban, Upper Egypt, to be developed for $3 billion and operated under a FiT arrangement.
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But Bannon's star had been tumbling long before this week's flap over criticism Bannon leveled at Trump's family in Michael Wolff's new book on the White House.
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A minor rules flap spawned a fight, the mobilization of local police, graffiti on public buildings alleging that "democracy" had been "murdered," and the vandalizing of party headquarters.
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I also don't love how the Pixel and Pixel XL (the only two phones that currently work support Daydream) stick out between the front flap and the headset.
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The rear wing has also be redesigned, and will be offered with a Gurney flap for increased downforce, while the grille opening was made smaller to reduce drag.
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Here's a breakdown of the parts found: CONFIRMED Wing flap: Where found: Tanzania When: June Authorities say this piece of debris has been confirmed to be from MH370.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan is to send patent officials to the United States to discuss the flap over Kim Kardashian's Kimono brand underwear, the trade minister said on Tuesday.
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On Wednesday afternoon, just hours before Pence was scheduled to speak at the Republican National Convention, Trump also addressed the flap without calling out the Times story directly.
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It's a spin on the brand's classic flap bag, and luckily, that style is widely available, including at consignment shops where you can snag it for a discount.
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The presence of Osuna, the Taubman tirade and a series of ill-conceived responses over the flap has made it hard for some fans to embrace the Astros.
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Using its four wings, the DelFly can control three axes of flight, and it goes left or right by changing the way each one of its wings flap.
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They have made the electronics which flap the wings lighter, by cutting the circuitry from copper foil using a laser, rather than printing the pattern onto a base.
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I could also reach into the main compartment to grab snacks and to snake my charging cable out to my phone without having to open the top flap.
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In theory, the magnets should guide the male snaps up the channels and into the female clasps, allowing the top flap to be closed quickly without even looking.
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I am transfixed by the plummeting signal strength on my phone as employees of cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase close the flap of the stuffy silver tent I'm standing inside.
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By tapping directly into these, the researchers don't have to worry about the insect getting used to impulses or having to learn exactly how to flap each wing.
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You may recall the flap earlier this month over a search warrant served on the website hosting service DreamHost, demanding a raft of information about DreamHost client www.disruptj20.
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The actress, 47, decided to undergo a stacked DIEP flap surgery, where the breast is recreated with tissue made up of skin and fat from the lower abdomen.
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The latest flap over the "not qualified" rating from the American Bar Association for a judicial nominee raises several issues, none of which make the group look good.
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The flap is the latest sign that Facebook will be susceptible to charges of bias now that it has stepped more boldly into the role of media publisher.
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It is made from lightweight waterproof polyester with a flap-covered leash access hole and a snap so you can button back the hood when the rain clears.
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They could not wait to flip open "Dear Zoo," by Rod Campbell, a lift-a-flap book, to discover an elephant, a giraffe, a lion and other animals.
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The autopsy showed that a piece of string with a flap of adhesive tape at one end, believed to be the detonation cord, was wrapped around the limb.
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Most recently, a large piece of debris found off the coast of Tanzania, possibly a wing flap, arrived in Australia for examination, the Australian authorities said on Monday.
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In addition to being able to withstand pitches thrown at high speeds, the helmet had a flap on each side designed to protect the temples, ears and cheekbones.
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Spokesmen for the Army and Air Force, wanting no part of the brewing patch flap, referred all questions about their own policies on unofficial insignia to the Navy.
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Except, unlike Link's stamina bar, each feather also provides you with an additional jump (which, because Claire is a bird, is more of a flap than a jump).
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The flap highlights the collisions that regularly occur at the busy intersection of sports and politics, where no one has figured out a reliable system of traffic lights.
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Sipping his Guinness, he studied the surrounding circus with the half-smile of a child who had slipped under the tent flap to find a vacant ringside seat.
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She and her dancers recreate an elementary tap class she took in shoes bought from Payless, complete with the most basic and standardized step: the flap-ball-change.
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If FERC focuses solely on the flap over changes to rules that govern how Colonial moves fuels, "we will continue to fight about allocating scarce capacity," Baer said.
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It was terrible then for us, waiting for him to come back, and listening for the cat flap, which would tell us that he was back and safe.
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I'm digging the Brooks Threshold gloves, which has a wee little pocket on the back of the glove that holds a flap to turn the gloves into mittens.
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After a heated diplomatic flap, Mr. Orban's government agreed to change the title of its new ministerial commissioner to avoid any suggestion that it was claiming Ukrainian territory.
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Lima made her change into a beige dress to match her skin tone, complete with a sewn-on flap meant to cover her genitals as she lay down.
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Investigators looking into the crashes discovered that some pilots did not fully understand the flap system and were therefore allowing the planes to descend at too great a speed.
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I recently got pulled into a small flap over an annual dinner held by the St. Patrick's Society, a men's club in my hometown of Saint John, New Brunswick.
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Oprah WinfreyOprah Gail WinfreySnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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The windows were few and the ceilings were so high that birds who flew in through the entrance did not flap around furiously, but instead simply perched there, serene.
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There are snap pockets in the front and a larger zip one as well for quick access, all protected by a small flap but still easy to get at.
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Even on the band's tightest setting (which is hard to get to because the band is so stiff), this humongous watch has a tendency to flap around small wrists.
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A small flap on the bottom of the control bar hides a micro USB port for charging and there are three buttons — volume up, track advance and volume down.
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It's just a shame they didn't ship the entertainment system with the camera covered up by a flap that could be removed only after the functionality had been added.
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Ruffled shirts and sleeves are all over the place right now, so why not glue a nice ruffle to your egg and let it flap around in the breeze?
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The piece, believed to be part of the outboard wing flap of the missing Boeing 777, was transported to Australia and analyzed by the country's Transport and Safety Bureau.
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On the road to Oceti Sakowin, flags flap in the cold wind for the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, the Great Seminole Nation of Oklahoma and the Tulalip Tribes.
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Instead of a "forehead" at the top, there's a an inch and a quarter-long "notch" that looks like a tiny manila folder flap, squeezed in between more screen.
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Anderson Cooper, who moderated the event, asked about the flap and the presidential candidate quickly backed away from the public disagreement, saying he doesn't like fighting with the pope. .
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There are suppliers of prescription-only medical maggots in the US, like Monarch Labs, which markets a few different "maggot dressings" (one with the jaunty name "Le Flap duJour").
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The best place for the return address is at the top left corner of an envelope, but the back flap also works — that way, the front looks less cluttered.
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As far as the away games, I love to flap my wings front and center of the action close to my boys so they can see and hear me.
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Increasing the rate of flashing on one side of the robot but not the other caused that side to flap faster, turning the machine away from the hyperactive fin.
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Did a troupe of butterflies flap their wings really hard on the other side of the planet, and through the Super Chaos Theory cause this everyman's Cirque du Soleil?
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He dabbed the quill in glue and affixed it to an intricate arrangement on the flap of a satin handbag by Roger Vivier, then paused to vape and assess.
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The Arandas said the edge of this plastic housing piece would frequently crack during installation, and tape was often applied here to hold down the resulting, hinge-like flap.
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The flap comes as Google makes aggressive strides into the $3.5 trillion health sector, recently agreeing to acquire fitness tracker company Fitbit and announcing a deal with Mayo Clinic.
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Others suggest that the flap would not have arisen had the N.F.L. not required teams to be on the field for the anthem, a mandate that began in 2009.
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As mentioned, there's a top flap that provides protection and easy access to the S Pen, which is a very clever way to keep that stored without complicating matters.
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As Fernanda was carried toward a beige van that idled outside, the distance between her and her family growing, she began to squeal and flap her arms in protest.
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We can all think, What if the butterfly didn't flap its wings in a certain way over the east Atlantic and cause the disturbance that led to a hurricane?
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Mr. Binney, who wore waterproof black overalls and a tan cap with a sun-protective flap that hung over his neck like a fabric mullet, manned two wooden oars.
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Portable baby books and toys — the kind with push buttons, lift-the-flap, touch-and-feel and nesting elements — should be stuffed in a gallon-size food storage bag.
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You know, the kind that protects the front and back, has a magnetic closure, with the front flap doubling as a stand if you need to prop it up.
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The controversy followed on the heels of a related Trump flap, when he claimed, inaccurately, that former President Obama and other past presidents "didn't make calls" to bereaved relatives.
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Khalilzad and the Taliban resumed talks a couple months after the Camp David flap, and the two sides now again appear to be on the verge of a deal.
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METZ, France — French and Japanese flags flap in tandem at the Pompidou Center here, hailing the fall program at this sister venue of the Paris museum of contemporary art.
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