The current revival is a deeply satisfying confusion of slamming doors, jamming doors, handles flying off doors and characters flying off handles.
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Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf is flying off the shelves in Germany Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf is flying off the shelves in Germany Copies of Adolf Hitler's manifesto Mein Kampf have been flying off the shelves in Germany since a new edition – the first in 70 years – was published a year ago, the book's publisher claims.
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Farsi translations of Popper's works were flying off the shelves.
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Ahead, check out seven that are flying off retailers' shelves.
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" Branson's bike "went flying off of the cliff and disappeared.
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That doesn't signal this thing is flying off the shelves.
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A few years later, Chobani was flying off the shelves.
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I went flying off, but I actually finished the race.
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"Our product seems to be flying off store shelves," says Kelaher.
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Which means flying off to report on the Syrian civil war.
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Mr. Incredible, stops a train from flying off a broken track.
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Meanwhile, all the good potato pants are flying off the racks.
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"Minnesota merchandise is flying off the shelves," a salesperson told ESPN.
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According to Fox Business, AR-15s are flying off the shelves.
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Those cookie boxes will be flying off the shelves in no time.
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And at Costcos around the country, rosé is flying off the shelves.
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Sometimes, horribly, the viewer simply witnesses the sparks flying off the palms.
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The even better stuff: Wearables Wearables are flying off the shelves, too.
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David Arquette is 47 YEARS OLD -- and flying off the top rope!!!
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But there are already reports, these toys are flying off the shelves.
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Instead of flying off into the sky, the butterflies stuck around the
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Read more: Halloween trees exist and they're already flying off the shelves
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But, these items are still flying off the shelves in many stores.
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Its signature line with basketball hotshot Steph Curry was flying off shelves.
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From today's perspective, it's like the internet, with information flying off it.
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They're agonizing to sell, whereas small ones are flying off the shelves.
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Bamboo straws are flying off shelves as people opt for eco-friendly products.
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It probably wouldn't be there if the new iPhones were flying off shelves.
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London (CNN Business)Huawei phones had been flying off the shelves in Europe.
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They get stuck in Virginia when a wheel comes flying off their Ford.
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Cans of soup were "flying off the shelves," Jennifer Wegerif said via email.
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The little sparks flying off the metal blocks look like stars being formed.
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Since then, its CBD products have been flying off of its virtual shelves.
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The holiday season is approaching and toys are already flying off the shelves.
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Frisbees would probably go flying off and strike people on the street below.
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She can go decades without taking a plane or flying off to Europe.
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It circled overhead once and twisted to look at us before flying off.
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Then, as they so often have, the wheels came flying off the Daly machine.
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He and our editor Adam Epstein timed the whole head flying off sequence perfectly.
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After outpacing expectations during a 211-10 start, the team's wheels came flying off.
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This year's hottest toy fits on your finger and is already flying off shelves.
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Those hazards could refer to roadkill, potholes or even objects flying off moving cars.
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Because "How Not To Shame Your Single Loved Ones" isn't really flying off shelves.
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Serena Williams, explained A 1951 book about totalitarianism is suddenly flying off the shelves.
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The holiday season is fast approaching, and toys are already flying off the shelves.
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It dropped the ball farther from the green before losing interest and flying off.
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"They are flying off the shelves everywhere," a spokeswoman for Publix, Maria Brous, said.
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From Toronto to San Francisco to Amsterdam, cannabis products are flying off the shelves.
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A "big gory political space opera" wasn't something flying off the shelves at the time.
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Some subatomic interactions give rise to new pairs of particles flying off in different directions.
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This whole thing about the lemmings flying off the cliff was staged for a documentary.
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Lewis, for example, noted that pineapple costumes are flying off the shelves at her store.
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Also, the more they moved, pools of liquid would be flying off around the couple.
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Tony tosses off a quick "Nice work, kid!" before flying off to finish the fight.
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A new report said the shoes are "flying off the shelves" in the resale market.
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You've got fast cars and dangerous drivers flying off cliffs and out of large aircraft.
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Soon, it was flying off the shelves, and the rest, as they say, is history.
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He's just not flying off the ball like he has been, and he's getting results.
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Now, those companies' products are flying off the digital shelves as other startups hunker down.
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Even in New York&aposs Chinatown, Reuters reported, face masks are flying off the shelves.
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Then she meets Stevie, a defiant, wild-haired artist, and the lid comes flying off.
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The Marvel comic book version of the movie had started flying off newsstands in March.
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This continues until the car runs into another car and goes flying off the track.
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My moves had to be controlled, otherwise I risked flying off in the wrong direction.
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The newly formed genre has massive appeal, and these titles are flying off the proverbial shelves.
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Especially, for K-2SO (Kay-Tuesso), a reprogrammed Imperial droid, which is flying off the shelves.
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This is the fourth week we've released tickets, and they've been flying off the proverbial shelf.
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But if you do that on a motorcycle, the rider would go flying off the bike.
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Homes are flying off the shelves this spring, as demand rises and supply continues to drop.
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Now imagine if that was Iron Man, who'd deliver a flippant one-liner before flying off.
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Imagine an Echo flying off your kitchen counter to act as an Alexa-powered aerial assistant.
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Naturally, the disagreement ends when the Hatchling insisting it's a boy is sent flying off the screen.
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He was the emotional one, flying off the handle -- and off his debate game plan -- when taunted.
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Here's a fantastic shot of US Airforce Airmen flying off the back of a C-130J Hercules.
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Smith's mask came flying off, and all five skaters from both teams convened along the side boards.
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Roofs could be seen flying off and trees were blown down as the wind gusted and roared.
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The Instant Pot has been flying off of Amazon's virtual shelves this season — and for good reason.
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Hand sanitizer, cleaning wipes, and other disinfectant products are "flying off shelves," according to several news reports.
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Pictures posted on social media showed waves crashing against bulwarks, panels flying off roofs, and fallen trees.
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Ratner runs all over town, wheedling bookies, flying off the handle, straining to keep a younger mistress.
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With deals this good, we're expecting these TVs to be flying off digital shelves all day long.
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Leather ties kept the large grey falcon with a white speckled breast from flying off just yet.
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One rider told am New York that he broke his hip after flying off an electric Citi Bike.
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"If you could handle it, then shingles wouldn't be flying off the heat shield," Al snaps at him.
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With the holiday season still in full swing, expect to see more Switch consoles flying off the shelves.
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And get this ... Kanye's kicks have been flying off the shelves ... his Boosts sold out in 4 minutes.
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Next, we see the two of them flying off together in the latest alphabet fighter, the U-Wing.
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White Claw is flying off shelves so quickly that its manufacturer is struggling to keep it in stock.
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Almost every item the duchess wears goes flying off shelves within hours of her being photographed wearing them.
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"I have to counsel them the right way to ensure they're not flying off the handle," she said.
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It's endlessly satisfying to play as darling pink puffball Kirby and send burlyman Captain Falcon flying off-screen.
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Rafa Benítez gave his media briefing in a dining car, dictaphones flying off the table with every rattle.
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Items that weren't valuable just a couple months ago are now coveted, hoarded, and flying off store shelves.
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But cancellations and closings are piling up just as fast as face masks are flying off the shelves.
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One rider told AM New York that he broke his hip after flying off an electric Citi Bike.
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"They're flying off the shelves," Whiteside said of the steak bake, which is made with meat substitute Quorn.
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"They're flying off the shelves," Whiteside said of the steak bake, which is made with meat substitute Quorn.
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"Nations use battles to tell their stories," he said shortly before flying off to the celebration in France.
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The first wave of panic came Thursday, when "things were flying off the shelves in the kitchen," Law said.
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Face masks are flying off shelves and some precincts in China have even started lottery systems for buying masks.
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And in Rio de Janerio, at the Olympics Megastore — Havaianas branded with Olympic rings are flying off the shelves.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the retailer's top-selling hair products that have been flying off the shelves this year.
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This is to say nothing of the successful home-grown devices, like the Echo, which is flying off shelves.
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Regardless, bread and milk are flying off the shelves in D.C. grocery stores — as well as booze, of course.
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Of course, they're already flying off the virtual shelves, so click ahead to shop them while you still can.
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Of course, the products are flying off the virtual shelves, so it's a now-or-never kind of situation.
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It's a beautiful printed silk with embroidered butterflies that look as though they are flying off of the gown.
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He stayed out of prison after that, but he maintained his habit of flying off the handle when provoked.
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Then, she hit her signature high note with a shriek so piercing, the glass bottle's cap went flying off.
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Just because Kylie Jenner's Lip Kits are flying off the shelves doesn't mean that everyone is happy with them.
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Nemeth's son, Drew, had heard about hand sanitizer flying off the shelves in convenience stores amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Face masks are flying off shelves around the globe, as people scramble to stop the spread of the virus.
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Because it was said that John Glenn drank Tang while he was in orbit, it was flying off shelves.
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So much Pinot Meow is flying off the shelves, the company has already tripled their 6 month sales, Zavala says.
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Resting on a bench with some concussion, before eventually flying off to continue eating chips and squawking for another day.
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It's a deliberate and clever design choice that allows your train to roll around corners without flying off the tracks.
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There may be fewer and fewer homes for sale, but where they are flying off the shelves is out West.
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So this is not President Trump, flying off the handle as he&aposs being portrayed by people on the left.
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Instead of flying off and moving on with life, the bird stuck around to show her appreciation after her recovery.
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Each controller had its own lanyard loop to keep it attached to my wrists to prevent them from flying off.
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She circled a little bit and glanced back at her rescuers before flying off into the woods, Mr. Pojeky said.
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Price: $109.00Buy now: Instant Pot The Instant Pot has been flying off of Amazon's virtual shelves, and for good reason.
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Newspapers and magazines must be flying off the stands, too, with the latest episode in the Campaign 2016 soap opera.
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The fire reached the ceiling and sent "burning chunks of Teflon" flying off the spacecraft, Clemmons wrote in his essay.
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This is not his fault, to be clear; Jordan does things that should have his jersey flying off of NBA.
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Videos uploaded to social media showed debris falling on cars, items flying off store shelves and buildings having been damaged.
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To keep it from flying off on windy days, he weighted the roof with hanging stones collected from the site.
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The car suddenly hits the brakes — hard — and the audio equipment I'm using for this story goes flying off the seat.
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This Amazon-exclusive Disney Princess Dress Up Trunk ($29.99) has been flying off the shelves — or site, according to the company.
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The show was scheduled to start at 8 Eastern, 5 Pacific, and items were flying off digital shelves long before then.
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The game is flying off the shelves with the same vigor that Kratos' axe flies through the bodies of his enemies.
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It disappeared just as quickly, with the limited supply flying off shelves as soon as most retail outlets opened this morning.
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Also, his book on family values, which advises men not to treat women as sex objects, is flying off the shelves.
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Somehow, the mix of studded tires, snow chains, and Verstappen's natural born talent keep the kid from flying off the mountain.
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But be warned, this stuff is flying off the shelves, so if you see something that catches your eye, click fast!
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She subtly baited him into flying off the handle and loudly interrupting her, while she kept smiling and maintained her cool.
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To find out, we tapped seven major beauty e-tailers to find out just what's been flying off the shelves lately.
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Click on to shop every single piece from this sure-to-sell-out collaboration (seriously, they're already flying off the shelves).
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This lawnmower flying off into the sky to the tune of Mariah Carey's "Emotions" will change your perspective on lawnmowers forever.
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When "The Feminine Mystique" started flying off the shelves, Betty Friedan's publisher assumed that her husband had bought all the copies.
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Just like guns tend to sell well after mass shootings, it's possible bump stocks are flying off the shelves post-Vegas.
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They concluded these are likely bits of rubber flying off tires, washing into the Bay, and sinking down to the muck.
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For example, we're told stuff like water, canned goods, paper products and sanitizer have been flying off the shelves across America.
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What sounds like a pregnancy craving personified is actually a real thing, and it's been flying off shelves in Europe since August.
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Jagdfeld said that generators are also "flying off the shelves right now" in the North East as hurricanes and ice storms hit.
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Read more: Most Amazon private labels aren't flying off the shelves yet, but the company is taking huge steps to change that
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And while the brand itself is still new and relatively under-the-radar, this eye gel has been flying off the shelves.
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In the suit, he says the blame lands squarely on Tesla's shoulders because wheels shouldn't just be flying off of their cars.
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I know the self-tanner is flying off the shelves because she texted me recently and said, 'This tanning lotion is incredible.
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Some athletes take turns flying off a high bar and others hit the rings, all under the careful eye of their coaches.
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This franchise is starting to get a little tired, and this feels like the last installment before the wheels go flying off.
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When an older boy bullies Buster's sister, Buster, in revenge, sabotages the older boy's motorcycle, causing him to go flying off it.
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While the new shade range is available now at Walmart and in drugstores, it appears to already be flying off the shelves.
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So readers might be baffled after the first three chapters when all four wheels of the novel come flying off beneath it.
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He condones the pilfering of money from the register and inventory flying off the shelves into the pickup trucks of his friends.
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Trump bragged on it again Friday morning when he met with his convention volunteers here before flying off on Trump Force One.
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They released audio of a "cosmic song," created by the magnetic fields oscillating in the trail of particles flying off the comet.
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The van was already outfitted with angled shelves, which keep the books from flying off, but still needed $2500,0003 worth of work.
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The brand's off-the-shoulder top that's flying off the shelves (and rightfully so, because the trend isn't going anywhere anytime soon).
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That in itself is a wild conversation, with Em constantly flying off on tangents, discussing his history and talking about his influences.
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He doesn't care all that much whether fewer pairs of the $185 LeBron James signature Nike shoes are flying off the shelves.
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At this point though ... good luck finding a Switch or AC. Sounds like they're both flying off the shelves and virtually gone.
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Later, Serena's sudden shock of understanding when June mentions something about her own baby shower again sends Serena flying off the rails.
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Dr. Amler said one reason face masks are flying off shelves around the globe right now might be more psychological than preventative.
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While face masks are flying off shelves, no health organizations are recommending that healthy people wear surgical masks or N95 respirator masks.
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"Some of those are houses with holes in the floor, holes in the roof — and even those are flying off the market."
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He was working to fortify a foxhole when a heavy beam came flying off a truck and struck him in the head.
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So I've been seeing that these "snow globe" Christmas light strings are flying off the shelves in the #targetbullseyesplayground section and wow.
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With S.U.V.s flying off the lots, the original target of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 already has dropped to 51.4 m.p.g.
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Instead of flying off to Washington, let's find ways every day to get money into the hands of working men and women.
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If you're a stock boy in a grocery store and you see something flying off the shelf, find out who made it.
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Demand for its zero sugar Pepsi and diet Pepsi were "flying off the shelves," Nooyi said in a post earnings call with analysts.
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Irving is working the ball from side to side, screening, cutting, flying off picks, and making defenders abandon principles they normally wouldn't dare.
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The buttercream cakes are made by an online bakery in Singapore, and have been flying off the shelves since they started going viral.
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After all, printers and ink cartridges aren't flying off the shelf like they once were, which means the company has to get creative.
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So, if you're long overdue for a new travel companion come 2017, consider this good-lookin' bag that's currently flying off of shelves.
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But I, like the Heroes, thought that option also offered the most directional support to keep balls from flying off of the table.
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And during a stretch in April, Russian military aircraft were spotted flying off the coast of Alaska four times in as many days.
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And in each the final downhill stretch produced a slew of casualties, as exhausted riders came flying off their bikes on tight corners.
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According to our friends at Pintrill, the "Fresher Than You" pin, designed by London-based artist Sammy Moore, is flying off the shelves.
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Wallace said the future could conceivably have US F-35s operating from Japanese ships and or Japanese F-35s flying off American ones.
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Wallace said the future could conceivably see US F-35s operating from Japanese ships and/or Japanese F-35s flying off American ones.
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And as we roll into spring and summer, no wonder the coral shade (which just launched in February) is flying off Bluemercury's shelves.
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She tells me masks are flying off treatment floors, putting caregivers and patients at increased risk for any number of other contagious maladies.
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" And while Mr. Angelo said that he did not have early numbers, he said anecdotally that "the papers were flying off the shelves.
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Reports of firearms and survival gear flying off the shelves have been widespread, including in California, New York, Washington State, Alabama and Ohio.
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Panic buying over the coronavirus pandemic has led to a variety of household products flying off the shelves at your local grocery store.
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The battery lasts only about 15 minutes, and there are some bugs in the software that could send your drone flying off erratically.
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Once the company got the price down to $4.99 and $5.99 for a one-pound pouch, Birch Benders began flying off the shelves.
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It's the Lexus RX line, so we borrowed one for a week to find out what keeps these rigs flying off of lots.
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His neck whipped back and his head hit the ground so violently—sending his goggles flying off his helmet—that he broke his neck.
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The little French flags on sale at his news stand, he explained, have been flying off the shelf since the November 230 terror attacks.
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The little French flags on sale at his news stand, he explained, have been flying off the shelf since the November 13 terror attacks.
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Get your game face on because some of the Black Friday deals have already started, and items are already flying off of the shelves.
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Carefully keeping his eyes on the prize, the shirtless singer jumped up with a high spinning kick, which sent the bottle cap flying off.
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Footage from a drone flying off the coast of New Zealand may have captured a rare natural sight—a blue whale nursing her calf.
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I was driving down the A10 and the silver exterior came flying off, hitting the window screen and scaring the shit out of me.
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By then, Vahle had flown for several Hollywood movies, sometimes as an onscreen pilot and sometimes flying off camera to film from the sky.
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It is not a coincidence that copies of 1984 are flying off the shelf and The Handmaid's Tale is back on the bestseller list.
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Carefully keeping his eyes on the prize, the shirtless singer jumped up with a high spinning kick, which sent the bottle cap flying off.
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Mango had taken too much damage, and with one final neutral-air attack, Armada sent Mango flying off the stage, too far to recover.
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The script of the London play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" is flying off the shelves after going on sale over the weekend.
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Usually, if a guy dunks directly into the rim, he gets blown back by the force and the ball goes flying off the rim.
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The other two will plunge toward the comet's nucleus to sample the gas and dust flying off its surface and measure its magnetic field.
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But soon he was flying off to the most distant of the three to work in one of China's largest and most strategic mines.
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The hail-thingies bouncing off Debi's black umbrella looked like sweat flying off a cartoon-guy's head when he was supposed to be worried.
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Yard signs have been flying off the shelves in the county Republican Party's headquarters in a strip mall near a vegan food supply store.
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He bought it at an outdoors equipment shop where, he was told, they were flying off the shelves as fast as new stock arrives.
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Something weird is happening in our galaxy: It's spinning fast enough that stars ought to be flying off, but there's something holding them together.
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The melody between the percussion is the side-swipe, crunch and crack of you flying off your four-stroke on a bone-dry track.
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Sarah, 26, is a fellow patient who also lost a leg in an air strike that sent her flying off her roof in early 2013.
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Towards the end, when Segal starts flying off on an improv solo and everything else reverberates in the foreground, it's almost—almost—a little weird.
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"If you're a stock boy in a grocery store and you see something flying off the shelf, find out who made it," he told Grow.
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Tide Pods are still flying off the shelves and into people's mouths at an ungodly rate, despite the fact that they're literally filled with poison.
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The Beatles rescheduled one, risking a riot in the process, but gamely played another, making due with the sparks flying off their soaked electrical equipment.
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Airbus's A320neo short-haul aircraft are flying off the shelves and have a market share of 59% in the fight against Boeing's rival 737 MAX.
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Meanwhile, Lamp Apparel's "Billy Football" tees -- which play off the famous Unabomber sketch -- are also flying off shelves, according to their rep, Brandon Fuss-Cheatham.
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Last month, Russian military aircraft were spotted flying off the coast of Alaska four times in as many days between April 17 and April 20.
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It's unclear exactly how much dough Kaep will give away ... but with the jerseys flying off the shelves, it's certain to be another big donation.
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Even as more homes come on the market for this traditionally popular sales season, they're flying off fast, with bidding wars par for the course.
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So naturally, a product with that much likability sold out almost immediately, with at least one tube flying off the Sephora shelves every single minute.
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With a deal this good on a handbag brand Meghan has carried, we have a feeling bags will be flying off the imaginary shelves ASAP.
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US F-22 Raptors were also dispatched on several occasions this summer to intercept Russian bombers and fighter jets flying off the coast of Alaska.
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Davis didn't hear the call and ran hard through the bag, with his helmet flying off his head as he appeared to beat the throw.
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Confederate flags have been flying off flag polls in recent years as an upswing in racist violence has rekindled conversation over the symbol's bloody identity.
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In doing so, we've come up with an up-to-date assortment of ten products that are flying off the shelves, both real and virtual.
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He will mate with several of them, who in turn will deposit dozens of eggs in the chamber before flying off to find new mates.
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The way both Malek and Kemper make their tricky characters believable and deeply human anchors their respective shows, keeping those series from flying off the rails.
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The risk of inhaling fibers flying off of crayon wax during vigorous coloring sessions seems low, but PIRG notes that kids are prone to eating crayons.
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Photos on social media showed roofs flying off buildings, including at Cork City soccer club's Turner's Cross stadium where the roof of one stand had collapsed.
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Now that the world's most wanted man is safely behind bars, U.S. shirtmaker Barabas Premium Apparel says its long-sleeve shirts are flying off the shelves.
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In the video for the song "Love Drought," Bey wears a simple baby blue frock from Brooklyn-based brand RHOI — and it's flying off the shelves.
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Emma Stone schmoozed with Julianne Moore, who was wearing a jacket with some sort of emerald green capelet flying off the back (Louis Vuitton, of course).
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Among the items flying off the shelves were a potent sativa strain that gives people a "creative and social buzz," and pre-rolled joints, he said.
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Now that these Gucci socks have the seal of approval from two stars, you can bet they'll be flying off the shelves despite the steep price tag.
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After looking like she's going in for a karate chop, the superstar gives her all with an incredibly high note and the bottle cap goes flying off.
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If you follow the beauty tech industry at all, you know that the Dyson Airwrap has been flying off of shelves since its launch in October 2018.
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"There´s no point in having these reserves if the dollar is flying off like a kite," Lacunza said in an interview with local daily La Nacion.
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K-2SO (Kay-Tuesso), a reprogrammed Imperial droid now fighting for the rebels in Disney's new "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," is flying off the shelves.
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But Swift gets a little too lost in the music and carried away with her arm moves, and before she knows it, she's flying off the treadmill.
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As for the wedding plans, they're still up in the air, but the couple is considering flying off to Indianapolis — where Bamford's daughter lives — for their nuptials.
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On July 27, Murray veered off the mountain road, flying off a 250-foot cliff before landing in the woods below, according to officials on the scene.
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At the last minute, they'd switch it out for a bug-eyed simulator helmet mounted from the ceiling, and players would go flying off in virtual reality.
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Since Jenner has been wearing these like crazy, it's no surprise Kenneth Cole says that they have been flying off the shelves, both in stores and online.
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Although it's unlikely that Trump will stop by for a pint before flying off, you might get a glimpse of Air Force One taxiing before take-off.
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Making spiteful comments and flying off the handle does not advance our arguments or build confidence in our ability to steer this country in the right direction.
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North Korea last shot down an American warplane in 1969, killing all 31 members of the crew of a spy plane that was flying off its coast.
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The two leaders agreed, Putin said, that the world needs "international law, not law of the fist," before flying off to Beijing to brief Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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In celebration of its 20th birthday, it's the brand's new hero product of the month, the Union Jack Ankle legging, that's been flying off of the virtual shelves.
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Instead, the candidates gave vague speeches at the end of the night before flying off to New Hampshire to campaign for next week's primary in the Granite State.
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The avarebele akki roti—pan-fried flatbread made with rice flour mixed with a generous amount of beans—is a customer favorite and is flying off the shelves.
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But the risk of one of those blades coming loose and flying off is just one of hundreds of reasons why you shouldn't try something like this yourself.
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And to solve the problem of your mouse and keyboard flying off the desk as you move around Altwork has included magnets that you stick on the back.
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A relatively unknown NFL linebacker just made a name for himself in the worst way ... by allegedly flying off the handle and punching a cop in the face!
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A few months ago, the brand was recently added to select Ulta Beauty stores, and its new-and-improved skin-care range has been flying off the shelves.
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So, if they weren't selling out already, these dresses are bound to be flying off the virtual shelves now that they've received the Miley Cyrus seal of approval.
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He said shoppers are beginning to understand that two of the same sweater could be priced differently, if one is in a color that's flying off the shelves.
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According to company lore, Teva's Velcro sandals were created in 1984 by a river rafting guide who wanted to prevent his flip-flops from flying off his feet.
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Or maybe it was an attempt at friendly, candid image rehabilitation after flying off the handle in an interview with a much-publicized interview with the New Yorker?
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"Meat is flying off the shelves" wrote Ken Goldman, an analyst at JPMorgan, who upgraded the stocks of Tyson and Sanderson Farms, two major chicken and meat producers.
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We're told April's car hit the passenger side of the Beamer and the impact was so hard ... it sent the BMW flying off the side of the road.
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Here's the deal ... a bakery in upstate New York is selling new donuts with Dr. Fauci's face on them, and the sweet treats are flying off the shelves!!!
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Here's MTV's "Floribama Shore" star Nilsa Prowant flying off the handle and smashing a car window to pieces during a drunken arrest ... and ya gotta see the damage!!!
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DaBaby is helping a homeless mother climb out of poverty after shouting out her hat business on social media ... because her products are now flying off the rack.
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READ MESleek design that feels good and looks good, tooNice tight fit won't send the earbuds flying off your headCrappy battery life, slight trouble connectingVery competitive price at $180
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Amazon's Echo, the consumer device that lets customers ask questions, play music and order groceries, has been flying off the virtual shelves since it went on sale last year.
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Actually, NY Yankees star Aaron Judge is murdering sales records for a shirt company -- after he rocked a 'Sandlot' inspired button-up ... and they started flying off the shelves.
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The mecha then did a one-armed floss dance — one of the many real world dances that have been appropriated into Fortnite emotes — before flying off into parts unknown.
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But with her guidance, I felt secure enough to walk out of the house with my bundles flying high (rather than flying off) at the end of our appointment.
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Even if Switches are flying off the shelves, it's a bad sign when less than a week after launch, fans are already having to unfuck your bad design decisions.
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After flying off the shelves last fall, the lady bag is back (and mini!), and selling fast, according to the brand; the white one, in particular, is going quick.
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It's the sound of the wheels starting to wobble before flying off entirely, careening into self-loathing and loneliness, before eventually coasting to a quieting halt, 12 songs later.
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Mike Mackie, co-owner of The Wine Cabinet in Reston, Va., says the brand is flying off his store shelves quicker than he can restock it for multiple reasons.
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Slip-on Vans have been flying off the shelves this year, Bloomreach found, largely as a result of VSCO girls looking to complete their hybrid surfer/skater girl look.
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Thetiered ruffled pleated midi dress from ETCYYis quickly flying off the virtual shelves, Amazon confirmed at a press event in New York City, and is already an influencer favorite.
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Despite the critics, the reality in 2009, when gasoline was well over $3 per gallon, was that the high-mileage, hybrid Toyota Prius was flying off the dealer lots.
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Representatives debated for a scant 40 minutes, using much of the time to refer back to 1986, when "Cabbage Patch Kids were flying off the shelves," according to TechCrunch.
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Face masks, Clorox wipes, and hand sanitizer, among other essentials, are flying off the shelves as panicked consumers begin buying their household goods in bulk in case of quarantine.
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Hand sanitizers from brands like Purell and Germ-X are flying off shelves amidst the coronavirus outbreak, but some of the products don't have the correct germ-killing ingredients.
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North Korea last shot down an American warplane in 1969, during the Nixon administration, killing all 31 crew members of a spy plane that was flying off its coast.
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He recalls that one of his first thoughts was wondering if he would walk again, much less snowboard, much less resume a career of flying off jumps and cliffs.
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The companion book to Mr. Peck's documentary was flying off the shelves at Metrograph's alcove bookstore, a tiny treasure for cinema lovers and, yes, a place to hang out.
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In short order, paperback books were flying off the racks and shelves, with readers able to buy two or three at once and more companies starting to publish them.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo, who has joined Renault from Red Bull, did the least laps of the morning (28) but that was due to his rear wing flying off at speed.
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A newlywed couple, Will Byler and Bailee Ackerman Byler, was killed in a helicopter crash outside of Uvalde, Texas, after flying off after their wedding on Saturday, according to reports.
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"When you start seeing these things flying off the shelf at your local 7-11, you know things are heating up," she told MONEY of the recent fidget spinner craze.
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Since her sweet potato pies first debuted at Walmart in 2015, they've been flying off the shelves, thanks in part to YouTube star James Wright Chanel's viral ode to them.
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Plywood, flashlights, batteries, tarps, and propane are flying off the shelves throughout south Florida, as the state braces for Hurricane Irma to make landfall sometime over the next few days.
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After Trump won, Cohen encouraged those same experts and others to consider offering assistance to the incoming Trump administration, if only to keep the government from flying off the rails.
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It's well known that the bling-obsessed wealthy are suckers for gold-finished bullsh*t, so why weren't the company's $19,000 Pure Jet Red Gold phones flying off the shelves?
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He's seen the evidence: victims suddenly speaking perfect Latin; sacred objects flying off shelves; people displaying "hidden knowledge" or secrets about people that they could not have possibly have known.
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Instead of concentrating at work, you've imagined going home and pushing your S.O. up against the wall — maybe pulling them into the bedroom, clothes flying off on your way there.
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Clarke asked what else she could do in the show after her character had already killed everyone and flying off on a dragon: "Spoiler, I'm no longer alive," she said.
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Instead of flying off into the sky, the butterflies stuck around the The Van Gorder family lost Vanessa, who would be 29, in a car accident a few winters ago.
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Like, it's really easy to imagine a version of Iron Man that's just Robert Downey Jr. and Gwyneth Paltrow falling in love, with him occasionally flying off to fight evil.
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Premium brands — like the one Desert Door is trying to break into — are flying off the shelves, and accounted for more than 30 percent of all spirit sales in 2016.
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During their research, the team realized that several elusive males, which have wings and are very rarely seen, were emerging from the nest and flying off into the rain forest.
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You can see at least 4 large items come flying off the balcony into the condo's pool area ... smashing stuff on the way down, in surveillance footage obtained by WSVN.
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So far, estimates of its size have been based on airline traveler data, which some academics consider unreliable because flying off the island doesn't necessarily mean you're going to migrate.
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Obviously. Our writer, herself no stranger to millennial nu-irony, explains why the sparkling water infused with hemp extract is flying off the shelves at $29.99 for a six-pack.
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We also get a pretty nice money shot of Superman over-the-shoulder sneering at Batman like he's a piece of Bat poop, just before flying off into the night sky.
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What's helped guide them there is curated specialty boutiques like Charlotte's Capitol and Dallas's Forty Five Ten — at the former, high-waisted silk printed taffeta skirts are flying off the shelves.
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Museums have set up displays to mark the anniversary, a commemorative bronze pin has been stamped and Andretti merchandise is flying off the shelves of specially set up Mario merchandise stores.
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Read More:The Tried & True Skin-Care Products You'll See All Over RedditThis $7 Hydrating Serum Is Flying Off Sephora ShelvesThe Hottest New Beauty Destination Has Actually Been Around Since 660 BCE
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"When I got my book deal, I'd been in the restaurant industry for my whole adult life," Danler told Refinery29 back in 2016 just before the book started flying off shelves.
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So much of what is actually in the book is wild, yet seemingly plausible, yet impossible to verify, that it's no wonder that the book has reportedly been flying off shelves.
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What they got instead were 20143 unforced errors flying off the Swiss great's frame as his timing fell apart, and the sight of a tetchy Federer falling out with the umpire.
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Why consumers hold future of retail in palm of their hands Watch out for 'porch pirates' stealing holiday packages Fingerlings are flying off shelves and it's not hard to see why
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Around the same time, Vuignier was also experimenting with applying black ochre powder to his skis, then flying off mountainous ledges and filming the results in black-and-white slow motion.
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"We get another big order in tonight," he said, adding the items most in demand are similar to what's flying off shelves elsewhere: Purell, cleaning wipes, toilet paper and paper towels.
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The goods are not exactly flying off the shelves, but Mr. Rossi says that his business benefits from his loyalty to the saints, especially St. Januarius, better known as San Gennaro.
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Third baseman Maikel Franco has his swing under control — his helmet isn't flying off anymore, Stairs said — and outfielder Aaron Altherr has lowered his hands to be quicker to the ball.
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With balls flying off her racket like a speeding bullet, Anisimova piled on the pressure as she lured her opponent to the net before finishing off the point with passing shots.
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That sounds insane, but this is less about his gravity flying off a pin-down and more about physical duck-ins and and the most intimidating Hawk cut in the league.
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There was a stocked bar of the devices hanging behind the cashier, but I didn't know if that was because they were flying off the shelves or because they weren't selling anymore.
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Indian vendors told BuzzFeed News that the trendy e-cigarettes are flying off their shelves, at high prices, amid a lack of regulatory clarity around e-cigarettes in general in the country.
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Another incident involved mysterious objects supposedly picked up on advanced radar systems by pilots flying off the USS Theodore Roosevelt in 2014 and 2015, with some of the incidents recorded on video.
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On a day when the temperature kept threatening to crack triple digits, the music flying off of each stage was the only thing that could keep the festival's thousands of attendees cool.
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But instead of their heads eventually flying off, which would be pretty traumatic for kids to see, either character pops off their base in defeat when they've had enough of a pummelling.
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The vehicles aren't flying off dealer lots, but to get ahead of compliance, car companies are investing in them so that they aren't behind the curve when the technology becomes more appealing.
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Particular sizes are also flying off the Tommyland digital shelves so if you're shopping for the $375 silk maxi dress or the $325 leather miniskirt, they're already sold out in three sizes.
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Lombardo, Crain, and Pearson recorded instrumentals live and without a metronome; you can practically see the beads of sweat flying off their faces as they fight to keep up with one another.
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Justin's "Purpose" tour rolled on in Scotland, where he scoffed at various reports that he was flying off the rails by demanding that his crowd stop screaming and listen when he talks.
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This time, the missile launches — which didn't stop when the military exercises did — came right as the president was flying off to meet with other world leaders at the G7 in France.
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But it's actually just another excuse for the whole gang to be in the same fancy and uncomfortable room, so that the chess pieces can go flying off the board once again.
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Copies of Adolf Hitler's manifesto Mein Kampf have been flying off the shelves in Germany since a new edition – the first in 70 years – was published a year ago, the book's publisher claims.
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Easy-to-layer turtlenecks, coats you can wear all winter long, and practical work bags were flying off the shelves — and, lucky for us, there tended to be enough restocks to go around.
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The brand is on its fifth set in the past two months, and it hasn't been able to keep any of them in stock — last week's drop is already flying off the shelves.
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She mentioned "a big butterfly" flying past them when her family visited the cemetery, where her husband's yarmulke went "flying off" his head multiple times, which she took as Alyssa "playing with" him.
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The Shrub app, however, seems to invert this trend and encourages a type of interaction that, at the very least, will let you see the cliff before you go flying off of it.
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Read More:This $7 Hydrating Serum Is Flying Off Sephora ShelvesHow A Reddit Forum Helped Me Get The Best Skin Of My LifeAll The Differences Between A $2 Acne-Fighting Product & A $200 One
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The sequences when Eddie is trying to learn how to stick his landings — and falling a lot — nicely capture the sheer terror of flying off a ramp and plummeting toward the snow below.
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So great was Williams's focus, that when he spotted some of his neighbors' roofs flying off around him during the tornado, he was unable to tear himself away from his video game controller.
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Teslas, new and used, are flying off the lot, even while CEO Elon Musk has been behaving badly — and even while the associated bad press has diminished Americans' overall opinion of the company.
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Roberson's craving—our craving—to make that free throw sends blood coursing through his arms, sweat into his palms, anger into his heart, and the ball flying off the back of the rim.
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Companies hope to create fleets of drones that automatically tend to farmland, returning to homebase to recharge then flying off again in formation, keeping a vigilant eye on the valuable real estate below.
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The Nintendo Switch is one of the most popular items in gaming right now – units are flying off the shelves, and at one point it was near impossible to get your hands on one.
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The tiny cars are actually made of soft foam so when they come flying off of a ramp they're not going to crash into walls and furniture like high-speed metal die-cast bullets.
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Washington (CNN)Russian military aircraft were spotted flying off the coast of Alaska for the fourth time in as many days, a spokesperson for the North American Aerospace Defense Command told CNN on Friday.
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As the store's biggest sale of the year, thousands of brand-new items are marked down as if they were on clearance — so you can certainly expect them to start flying off of shelves.
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Russia has accused the United States of trying to provoke North Korean leader Kim Jong Un into "flying off the handle" over his missile programme to hand Washington a pretext to destroy his country.
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You attach a heart-rate monitor around your sternum (way less weird than it sounds), clip your feet in (so you can ride hard without your feet flying off), choose a class, and ride.
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During Iceland's short-lived heyday, he recalled having to crisscross the island just to deliver fish caught by Icelandic billionaires — they had forgotten to pack their catch before flying off in their private jets.
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Washington (CNN)US F-22 stealth jets and Canadian CF-18 fighters intercepted two Russian reconnaissance aircraft while they were flying off the Alaskan coast on Monday, according to North America Aerospace Defense Command.
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The coronavirus pandemic is quickly introducing new ways of life to the general public: people are singing 20-second tunes while thoroughly washing their hands, groceries, and hand sanitizers are flying off the shelves.
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I follow all the more obvious tricks: flying off-season, using flight alerts from Hopper, booking with Kayak's flex month feature, staying in Airbnbs, hoarding free food, and either walking or taking public transportation.
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In an episode chronicling the ride's construction and opening on the Travel Channel's Xtreme Waterparks, rafts were seen flying off a test model of the slide – which was half the size of the finished ride.
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Back in the days of old-school slot cars, whoever owned the track you and your friends raced on was always the most skilled at blasting through corners without their car flying off the track.
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Bandier has one of the best curations around, offering printed leggings (check out this watercolor pair from Nike), pastel leggings (see: We Over Me's flying-off-the-shelves styles), and mesh leggings alongside tasteful classics.
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The calm is at times punctuated by the screaming of a B-1B Bomber flying off into the skies above the tiny US territory of Guam, but the roars don't come as often as expected.
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It's no wonder Artis enjoys a cult status among editors and bloggers alike, and that its brushes are flying off Net-A-Porter's virtual shelves — the Elite Smoke Oval 8 being the most popular version.
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Disinfectants, such as hand sanitisers, are flying off the shelves, along with medical-grade masks, as infections in South Korea have surged past 5,000 in just over a month since its first patient was diagnosed.
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Friday's announcement builds on those forces, although the fighter jets essentially will replace warplanes now flying off the carrier Abraham Lincoln, which will leave the Gulf of Oman in the coming weeks, military officials said.
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With the case toll rising fast, reaching nearly 10,000 on January 31, and face masks flying off store shelves, it's no wonder questions — and fears — are swirling about 2019-nCoV, as the virus is known.
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Sure, the technique was a mainstay in the life of pros, but it had yet to rack up the buzz it has today — Becca highlighters weren't flying off the shelves, the term "strobing" warranted a Huh?
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At a time when bold US leadership is required to stop the Israelis from flying off a cliff, destroying any chance of peace, Friedman is the exact opposite of who we need in a diplomatic position.
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Everything from jars of marmite to tea bags (and naturally, you can't have a royal wedding tea bag without a cup and saucer to match) are flying off the shelves in anticipation of the big day.
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Unfortunately, these have a learning curve when it comes to flying—a little tap of the control stick goes a long way— and mine had a habit of flying off at an angle immediately on takeoff.
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With both of his siblings dead and his mom gone fully off the deep end, Drogon is more than justified in flying off to hunt sheep, explore the kingdoms, and go to dragon college or whatever.
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Let Donovan initiate pick-and-rolls, of course, but also know that he's even more vicious on the weakside, flying off screens, immediately attacking defenders as they un-crook themselves from focusing on Utah's initial action.
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" King explained in another Instagram post last month that Ostrovsky took her onto a "high octane rollercoaster" and "botched the transfer onto my finger during a sharp turn so the ring went flying off the ride.
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The movie's suggestion that we adapt our online identities according to the platforms we use is a subtly brilliant touch, and Cho's mesmerizing acting keeps the story from flying off the rails until the very end.
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One of the items flying off the shelves was face masks, which, despite their high demand, have been deemed unnecessary for the general public by the World Health Organization and will not protect against the coronavirus.
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Ya gotta see the video ... Trump's touting the new FDA-approved 5-minute coronavirus test when a gust of wind sends the test box flying off the podium, and his hair starts flowing in the breeze.
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Despite being the creator of arguably the most iconic music player in recent memory, Apple's Hi-Fi speaker didn't exactly take off, and as far as we know, the HomePod hasn't exactly been flying off the shelves.
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There's plenty of strobe light flashing and "boom boom" as the band starts to perform—plus tons of silly string and a pieces of clothing flying off the bodies of the two RTC dancers, piece by piece.
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That means that in the time it takes you to post a 'gram, decide where to go for brunch, or slick on a liquid lipstick, hundreds of little lippies are flying off shelves all over the globe.
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His self-published supernatural thrillers were not flying off the e-shelves, so he established a makeshift studio in his home office and recounted haunting historical tales of the dead and the dying in 30-minute episodes.
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So we'd be bluffing if we said we were shocked to hear that the new version of the classic, the Facial Spray With Aloe, Cucumber, and Green Tea, has been flying off Ulta shelves at record speed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Plates, teaspoons, mugs and anything with pictures of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are flying off the shelves in Los Angeles as the city's own California girl prepares to marry into Britain's royal family.
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Inside the stadium, Ohtani jerseys are flying off the racks and a newly released four-armed Ohtani bobblehead, which depicts him both batting and pitching, was expected to be a top seller as well, sales staff said.
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If you didn't get your hands on the best-selling Jet Lag Mask that has been flying off Sephora shelves this month, Insta-famous brand Summer Fridays is giving you another chance to mask like an influencer.
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BARCELONA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Daniel Ricciardo took heart from the performance of his Renault in Formula One testing on Tuesday, even if the Australian's time in the car was cut short by the rear wing flying off.
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In more than two decades working as a New Jersey Transit employee, Michael Larson said he had never seen anything like it — a train car weighing some 100,000 pounds flying off the tracks into a busy station.
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For example, one of the strongest photos in the exhibition depicts a football player gripping the ball, his trunk bent forward, biceps and tattoos bulging, helmet flying off, as he fights for inches with the opposing linebacker.
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The Aviator's reintroduction follows the success of its larger sibling, the Navigator, which was completely redesigned for the 2018 model year, and which has been flying off dealer lots as other Lincoln models watch their sales fall.
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Hand sanitizers from brands like Purell and Germ-X are flying off shelves amidst the coronavirus outbreak, but some people, possibly without realizing, are buying versions that cannot protect them from the germs they're trying to kill.
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In the onboard camera footage of that first race, you can see Paul flying off his motorcycle and landing in the grass when rider No. 8, Guy Martin, loses control of his bike and slams into him.
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Ray's scootEbikes have been flying off the shelves in multiple countries and he just competed on Celeb Big Brother in the UK (even though that was cut short) ... so he wanted to do something international for his wife.
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He stands there as House does his backboard throw, arm in the air, the pure stink of indifference wafting off him in such a way as to suggest several stink lines, green and sour, flying off his shoulders.
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It's probably important to note that the tiny battery-powered BattleBots won't start smoking or catch fire after a particularly brutal smackdown, but they do feature panels and accessories that come flying off in the heat of battle.
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The details on how this all works are still a little hazy, with the big questions being how to keep headsets from flying off your face and if I can sue Samsung if someone throws up on me.
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With little more than an audio recorder, Devi Lockwood has been travelling on a green touring bike, covered in stickers with a jaunty yellow flag flying off the back, across the Southern Hemisphere for more than one year.
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TMZ Sports spoke with multiple witnesses who say Odell and Von were having a great time at the Sin City Cabaret in the Bronx ... when one of Odell's fancy diamond rings came flying off while he was dancing.
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DJI says it needed a stronger connection to keep the rotors from flying off in "sport mode" (more on that later.) The end results is just as simple — and quite a bit faster — the the previous assembly method.
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The iconic shoes — which have faced their fair share of criticism for their odd look over the years — are still "flying off the shelves" in the resale market, according to a new report from online consignment shop ThredUp.
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Still, competitors may have trouble catching up to two-year-old Olly, a 353-person company whose sweet vitamins, delivered in gummy form and packed in playful, eye-catching containers, are flying off a growing number of shelves.
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The action begins in Havana with Cuban pilot Rene Gonzalez, played by Ramirez, flying off to the United States to defect, leaving his wife, Cruz' Olga, and their daughter behind in the Communist state led by Fidel Castro.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - T-shirts inspired by Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's "such a nasty woman" comment on Democrat Hillary Clinton in Wednesday night's debate were flying off internet retailers' shelves, offering a possible hint on the Nov.
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So, unless you've been living under a rock for the past couple weeks, you know that coronavirus (COVID-19) is spreading and that as a result, hand sanitizer and non-drying soaps have been flying off the shelves.
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The scheme — according to Ryan Flannagan, the CEO of Nuanced Media, a consultancy firm for independent sellers on Amazon — is designed to dupe the site's algorithm by creating the illusion that a product is flying off the shelves.
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Then, as the dust settled, and with my book still "flying" off the shelves, thoughtful articles on the nature of literary kleptomania, the strange compulsion to be caught, and acts of artistic self-destruction in late middle age.
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The action begins in Havana with Cuban pilot Rene Gonzalez, played by Ramirez, flying off to the United States to defect, leaving his wife, Cruz' Olga, and their daughter behind in the Communist state led by Fidel Castro.
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Michael Wolff's book about the president's batshit first year is flying off the shelves, Mueller is reportedly set to drag him in for an interview, and the McDonald's lover is about to face his first physical since taking office.
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You'll always have to go in, and you get these bits spinning real fast, or flying off too much, so there's definitely a lot of work that goes into cleaning it up, but that would happen no matter what.
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Our friends at Aritiza say that, season after season, they just can't seem to keep them from flying off the shelves (luckily, though, stores across the U.S. and Canada, as well as Aritzia's website, have just been freshly restocked).
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Both vehicles struggle for control, Johnson does a more muscle-y version of Captain America trying to hold down a helicopter in Captain America: Civil War, and the whole thing ends with all the vehicles flying off a cliff.
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With the gear patched, the helicopter pilot lifted off, tightly turning around and hovering with the bucket just under the chute, kicking up small bits of sugar water slurry before flying off down the coast, a few ridges over.
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With dishes still in the process of being consumed, soup, salad, pita, appetizers, entrees, sandwiches and even fries might be delivered with the speed of a quick march, as though dishes were flying off a conveyor belt running unchecked.
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A decade ago, the success of a toy was typically determined by how fast it was flying off shelves at Toys R Us (RIP), but the life cycle of a toy today is about its popularity in YouTube's stratosphere.
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PARIS (Reuters) - His ratings may be down, but snow globes containing pictures of French President Emmanuel Macron are flying off the shelves in Paris - bought both by fans and by those who want to give a tongue-in-cheek present.
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In fact, Gucci is selling a close-to-$1,000 rubber bucket tote from its spring 2018 collection with its logo front and center — and the logo-mania is real, because, believe it or not, it's already flying off the virtual shelves.
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I could recite a list of the hoary supernatural-invasion clichés on parade here, but suffice it to say that the only innovations appear to be garments flying off an outdoor clothesline and, um, a suspicious deep-sea-diving helmet.
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"Imagine if you had some rump group of military officials here in the United States who started flying off with F-16s or other artillery and were taking shots at government buildings, and people were killed and injured," Mr. Obama said.
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On Monday, the North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho claimed US President Donald Trump had "declared a war" on his country, and threatened to shoot down US aircraft flying off its coastline even if they were in international airspace.
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What could go wrong, besides the huge shadows that would be cast over major portions of Manhattan, the constant noise of traffic overhead, and the occasional accident that would send a car flying off the expressway and onto the street?
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Forty minutes later, facing an orcish champion on a narrow rock bridge, you are slammed with a gust of wind and a massive club, and you go flying off the side of the level, descending down into… yes, the flame pits.
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Now, it's nothing to do with Mallomars or ginseng, but you should read this ProPublica investigation into a December 2018 crash between two U.S. Marine Corps aircraft flying off the coast of Japan, which resulted in the death of six Marines.
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She started to speak, then dropped a piece of paper onto the stage and bent to pick it up, trying to pin it to a hay bale in front of her to keep the note from flying off into the wind.
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As we reported ... Christmas was arrested in November for the August 2018 incident, in which she drove to a Tampa gym to confront the woman and ended up flying off the handle and ramming into her car in the parking lot.
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Melissa Collins was riding the Sandblaster coaster at the Mardis Gras Fun Center on the Daytona Beach boardwalk when the front car she was in went flying off its tracks, sending two people — including her coworker Amanda — falling 34 feet to the ground.
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While the monarchy didn't exactly disappear, as the story ended with Bran becoming king, the Iron Throne itself was destroyed in the series finale — by the doomed Daenerys Targaryen's dragon, Drogon, who burned it to the ground before flying off with Dany's corpse.
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Wagner, a Texas photographer who captured the couple's engagement photos, says she got the news on Sunday from a friend that the Bylers, both 23, died in the crash early Sunday morning after flying off in the aircraft following their wedding in Uvalde.
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From the many firsthand accounts collected by Biskind, Weinstein's pattern of allegedly flying off the handle—driven by his self-proclaimed "passion for the movies"—before turning around to apologize (often with flowers, sometimes accompanied by a fax) comes up again and again.
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But in a situation where his limited offensive game isn't stretched thin—where he can focus on well-timed cuts along the baseline, corner threes, and flying off pin-downs—Bradley transforms into a thumb tack at the bottom of Curry's foot.
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With a bone-chilling wind blowing through the venue, a raft of lugers came to grief in the session, including Ukraine's Andriy Mandziy, who finished the last of the 40 sledders after flying off his sled at the track's perilous turn nine.
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Pixar, owned by Disney since 2006, also resisted sequels at first, but has been bitten by the bug as part of a corporate mandate, which sees the need for fresh content to motivate theme-park rides and keep merchandise flying off the shelves.
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The fact that its shoes are flying off department store shelves at full price while shoppers are essentially trained to wait for deep discounts speaks to current state of the American shopper as much as the strength of the Steve Madden brand.
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The release of OV's new "Flamingo" colorway had the pink hued clothing flying off the shelves the first time around, so the brand listened to customer input (the people want pink!) and replenished its Flamingo Venus Crop, Springs Legging, and 3/4 Warmup Legging.
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But what the company faces, as it hopes to take share from rivals Nike, Adidas, Lululemon and others back in the U.S., is a cycle where fashionable athletic apparel is in style — bright-colored and patterned sweatsuits, tops and sports bras are flying off shelves.
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Given Jenner's perennial trendsetter status, there's no doubt that this particular piece (which sells for $145) is going to start flying off the hypothetical shelves — because when you're Kendall Jenner, there's no better way to advertise your own designs than by wearing them yourself.
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On UFC Tonight, in what was a minor miracle for a fighter to whom family and fighting are both famously personal, he stood a few feet from UFC middleweight Michael Bisping—who's campaigned for a fight with brother Nick—without even flying off the handle.
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Because if he didn't, a down-to-earth sort like himself, not as comfortable as Mayweather or McGregor with the vertiginous perils of multi-million-dollar public self-adulation and the triumph of the surreal, could become unmoored and go flying off into the ether.
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The speech Whitmore orates in the original film, before flying off for the final battle against the invading aliens, has become a pop culture fixture over the past 20 years, joining similar scenes from Braveheart and Hoosiers in the pantheon of cinematic inspirational speeches.
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But for spring and summer, it seems the fashion crowd is shopping for something a little less athleisure-inspired and more minimal: our friends at Need Supply Co. have told us that the Common Projects Achilles Premium Low sneaker is flying off its (virtual) shelves.
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Fans were so desperate to see Federer win a 21st major - and widen the gap with Rafael Nadal (18) and Djokovic (16) - that they started giving standing ovations to every error flying off the Serb's racket as the match headed towards a crazy climax.
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She called the listed number and was cautioned that houses were flying off the market and that if she didn't sign a lease and send the first two months' rent and a security deposit — a total of $6,000 — she would miss out on it.
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Kat Von D's Everlasting Liquid Lipstick is a close second, and Huda Beauty's Liquid Matte Lipstick has been flying off the shelves, too, but the Vinyl Cream Lip Stain, with its bold colors and decidedly non-matte finish, ranks at the very top of the list.
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We're told in the last few days, and in the lead up to the late rapper's celebration of life at Staples Center ... items have been flying off the shelves after Meek, Game and others made it their mission to stop by the famous store on Slauson Ave.
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Speaking of pigs, San Francisco International Airport (which recently added a pig to its team of therapy animals that visit with passengers) sells locally-made Candied Bacon Caramel Corn from Chunky Pig that's said to be flying off the shelves at the Skyline News Shop in Terminal 3.
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But so you don't have to re-adjust it every time you put the Force Band on or take it off, the wearable also features an additional magnetic latching mechanism that makes it easier to secure, but is strong enough to ensure it doesn't go flying off your wrist.
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So, for NASCAR, banked turns simultaneously create lateral force that, in addition to friction force at the tires, create enough centripetal force in total to get stock cars moving to the left but also enable them to travel at higher speeds without sliding or flying off the track.
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According to Sam MacLaughlin, the manager of McNally Jackson Books in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the lemon-yellow paperback of Irish writer Sally Rooney's 2017 novel, Conversations With Friends, has been flying off the shelves, which bodes well for her next book, the upcoming Normal People, out in the US in April.
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Her mere presence keeps a lot of the show's more loaded racial imagery from flying off the rails for me, and I love that Angela's marriage to Cal (Yahya Abdul-Mateen II) is such a good, sexy, and strong one while letting her be the more active partner in the relationship.
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But when we asked our friends at the e-tailer what's flying off the shelves, we were surprised to hear that bodysuits are the trend ASOS shoppers are loving at the moment; the brand says these one-piece wonders have been selling so much, it's consistently restocking and adding new styles.
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Read more:Target is now selling no-carve pumpkin kits inspired by your favorite Disney charactersBath & Body Works has released new Halloween products that are fit for a haunted houseTarget is now selling matching Halloween pajamas for families that even adults will loveHalloween trees exist and they're already flying off the shelves
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It has already started shaking before I'd hit the power button to turn the camera back on, and yet I was still able to fire off a burst of 14 shots, and in each one every hair on the dog's nose (and every water droplet flying off of it) was crystal clear.
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Since we never see a single piece of ash flying off of Yennefer and her flowing gown in this last moment, it's difficult to believe she died in the precise manner Fringilla's subordinates did performing a similar task.. Then there are the narrative clues Witcher leaves to hint Yennefer is still alive.
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That also explains why the under-$30 version from L'Oréal Paris has been flying off shelves since it launched earlier this month; according to the company, the serum has become the number-one serum in mass market, with one sold every 60 seconds in the United States, and is currently sold out on Ulta.com.
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Photograph by David Williams for The New Yorker Barca may not yet be the sort of place where raw uni is flying off the menu, which perhaps accounts for why an order of it was surprisingly subpar, marred by a tragically metallic, astringent flavor that suggested it was less than fresh, or contained a preservative.
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Read more:The one piece of home décor that every family had through the yearsScott Disick made his kids a $100,000 playhouse that is nicer than your apartmentHalloween trees exist and they're already flying off the shelves'Friends' fanatics can now fill their homes with items inspired by the show thanks to Pottery Barn's new line
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – President Donald Trump will get the red carpet treatment on his brief visit to Britain beginning Thursday: Military bands at a gala dinner, lunch with the prime minister at her country residence, then tea with the queen at Windsor Castle before flying off to one of his golf clubs in Scotland.
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Later in the first half Spain midfielder Isco asked Rocchi to consult the video assistant again when a shot from Andres Iniesta came flying off the underside of the bar but the Italian indicated he would have received a signal on his watch from the goal line technology being used had the ball crossed the line.
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Read more:A man got in trouble for taking a photo of Meghan Markle at Wimbledon, but he was actually just taking a selfieMeghan Markle appeared to break Wimbledon's strict dress code just 2 days after Kate Middleton followed it perfectlyKate Middleton was spotted at Wimbledon using a $26 lip gloss that's now flying off the shelves
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Her priorities are so groundless that she has no problem with a man going on CBS, the network where our nation's septuagenarians get Big Bang Theoried, and singing the lyric "You hate my people, your plan is to terminate my culture," yet the sight of a football player quietly kneeling sends her flying off the handle.
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Said boots are really going to be flying off the shelves this weekend, thanks to Nordstrom's Black Friday Sale — and although you won't be able to get your hands on the exact pair Kate wore in Sweden last year, there are plenty of equally-covetable styles that will get you through the slush and sleet with ease this winter.
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In that THR piece—"From 'Grey's Anatomy' to 'The Walking Dead' and 'American Horror Story,' limbs are flying off the screen this TV season"—and its accompanying slideshow, the mag runs through all the then-current shows that featured amputation plot points or scenes, each one filled with able-bodied, mainstream actors like Chloe Sevigny, Marion Cotillard, and Scott Wilson.
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Amazon spokeswoman Kinley Pearsall told Bloomberg that the Echo still might be available at a number of other places, including Amazon bookstores, Best Buy, Lowe's, Staples, Sears and Toys "R" Us. Amazon has offered the $179.99 Echo and the $49.99 Echo Dot at a significant discount since late November, which likely contributed to the devices flying off the virtual shelves.
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Almost anyone familiar with the interior life of large corporations, corporatized hospitals, newspapers, museums or universities, is aware of the burgeoning army of flunkies, box-tickers, consultants and managers whose sole task seems to involve managing other managers, and endless tiers of empire-building executives whose entire jobs seem to consist of coming up with performance metrics and flying off to meetings.
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Read more:You can build your own Halloween gingerbread house that looks just like a haunted mansion10 destinations people are flocking to this fall that you've probably never heard ofStarbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte may be the beverage of the fall, but I'd rather drink the new Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew every dayHalloween trees exist and they're already flying off the shelves
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It is undeniably amusing, if you don't think highly of Trump or his enablers, to see the Trump-loyalist media, of which Breitbart is a ringleader, take aim at the people in the White House—like national security adviser H.R. McMaster, chief of staff John Kelly, and others—who serve largely to prevent the Trump administration from flying off the rails.
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Though medical experts say face masks aren&apost very effective in preventing the spread of a disease like coronavirus, that hasn&apost stopped masks from flying off shelves in the US. However, as inventory wanes, companies like PacingMed — the No. 1 best seller of disposable medical masks on Amazon — and BLBM are urging consumers in disclaimers to avoid buying fake products.
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Sports: Tom Jenkins (The Guardian) for an image of jockey Nina Carberry flying off her horse, Sir Des Champs, during the Grand National steeplechase in Liverpool, UK. Spot News: Jamal Taraqai (European Pressphoto Agency) for an image of lawyers helping their injured colleagues after a bomb explosion in Quetta, Pakistan, on August 8, 2016, when 70 people were killed outside a civil hospital.
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After all, the vision of cute robots flying off to another planet to propagate themselves and create conditions under which they thrive is the fantasy of the space-faring class, the Bezoses and the Musks, those who can see beyond the horizon of the now and into an era where human modes of thinking "save" themselves by expanding the conditions our current world onto another one.
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Not only that, while Valtellina Superiores must be aged at least two years before going to market, and three years if the wine is labeled "riserva," vintages in our blind tasting ranged from 403 all the way back to 2004, indicating two things: Some producers may hold bottles even longer before releasing them, and when the wines hit the stores, they're not exactly flying off the shelves.
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Former President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's thriller with James Patterson is flying off the shelves, selling more copies in its first week than any other fictional book in two years.
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He'll never again be the revelation he was during his first year on the San Antonio Spurs (when his three-point percentage was over 13 points higher than it was two seasons ago in Sacramento), but Belinelli can still engineer a decent pick-and-roll, cause half a fire alarm's worth of panic flying off a screen, and knock down stand-still jump shots.
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I figured it was going to be sexist trash, and I was partially right: Food Wars' women are drawn in hypersexual ways (there's more T & A in there than most anime I've ever seen) and respond to delicious food with those clothes-flying-off dream sequences, and while the sexual sequences are never coercive (which is more than you can say for most anime), I was still like, come on, guys, really?
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According to a recent report by influential "insights-led communications agency" Protein, 89% of the millennials they surveyed feel that "faith no longer plays a role in their lives," yet take a glance across the racks of even the most mildly-discerning of record shops you frequent and you'll see a whole host of intrinsically "spiritual" music flying off the shelves just as fast as whatever nihilistic ode to cold, hard machinery L.I.E.S. have just put out.
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