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" Ali pauses for an instant, then gives them one: "Me?
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Her hand had rested on my head for an instant.
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Some corner of the world is healed, rebalanced, for an instant.
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It boggles me that anyone would believe this story, even for an instant.
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For an instant he seemed to be running in both directions at once.
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The patient jerks slightly, and for an instant, the heart monitor goes wild.
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But you guessed 'sandwiches' and it was in your mind for an instant.
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Then, briefly, we see her for an instant, laughing -- played by Vanessa Redgrave.
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My friend stood next to me as the world went silent for an instant.
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Maybe, for an instant, he wondered whether this ongoing feud was really worth it.
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His eyes bulged for an instant, as if some defense enzyme had been released.
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He saw it for an instant and then forgetfulness came, affording him its useful distance.
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Green was so animated, and KD so serene, that it made for an instant meme.
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Without stalling for an instant Cummings attacked the far arm with a straight arm lock.
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This is one of the best prices for an Instant Pot product that we've ever seen.
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Or you can plop one in your mouth and eat the covering for an instant fix.
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There's even a stamina meter that Kestis can break for an instant kill, just like Sekiro.
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There is a violent wobble as, for an instant, quintillions upon quintillions of kilograms redistribute themselves.
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My friend Jose Acevedo stood next to me as the world went silent for an instant.
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Switch to eco mode, for example, and the lights surrounding the display glow green for an instant.
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For an instant it seemed as though Fury was done as he lay flat on his back.
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The image was there for an instant, for whoever was there to witness it, and then it vanished.
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For an instant, it seemed as if this time Congress might pass some type of gun control measure.
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" The pulsing gave way to a vibrating drone that stopped for an instant and I heard, "He's watching.
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Amusing for an instant, the parallels very quickly grow tiresome under Jaki Bradley's less than light-footed direction.
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Most meals can be chopped and thrown on you choice of lettuce with dressing for an instant tossed salad.
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Not for an instant does "Happily After Ever," directed by Sherri Eden Barber for Ricochet Collective, lapse into didacticism.
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After skewering straight men for not doing more to get better at oral sex, she retreats, for an instant.
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For an instant, we held each other's gaze and a startling wave of excitement and recognition washed over me.
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"Thirty-two," Karen answered, wiping her sweaty palm on her shorts and squeezing Linda's outstretched hand for an instant.
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When you're traveling, you can tote the entire stack around or detach the top cover for an instant portable charger.
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And if you're in the market for an instant camera, see which one is best for your warm-weather adventures.
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Exciting, explosive, rarely going to decision, and never caught stalling for an instant, Gaethje is a man made for television.
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They only lock eyes for an instant but that's all you need because you can feel how real it is.
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I hope the public will stop for an instant to reflect on the real and abstract relationships of the different dates.
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That night's principal green-coated clown, the lovely Robert Saralp, evoked for an instant Robin Williams in "Waiting for Godot" mode.
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He lost it for an instant in a patch of white shirts in the stands, and that was all it took.
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And then maybe my consciousness did brush his for an instant, because suddenly I could see the trick from his perspective.
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His falsehoods are attempts to build a world in which he can feel good for an instant and comfortably deceive himself.
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We decreed that other contenders — Harris for an instant, Warren and Buttigieg for longer, even Bernie Sanders of late — had momentum.
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Conley, forgetting about that for an instant, hit his hand on the ceiling while celebrating a home run by teammate Jeff Mathis.
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Checked coats are all-pervasive this season, but Mulberry's oversized cocoon shape and orange and navy palette make for an instant classic.
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" She paused for an instant, then tossed in an older, more famous credit — a little something for the grown-ups: "And 'Cheers.
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He settled for an instant near the 3-point line in the corner, right next to Lee, and raised his right arm.
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For an instant, I thought about how it will feel when these women -- as I once did -- discover the freedom of four wheels.
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The blow clipped Holloway's chin and the Hawaiian's eyes were widened for an instant as Aldo dived in to do some more hurting.
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We know you're already busy scouting out the deals of the day for an instant pot, but don't skimp past the fashion sales.
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Non-existent. You might feel a prick similar to that of a pen tip pressing down for an instant, or a slight tingling.
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But if it were certain she wanted her own hopes for an instant death to be confirmed, it is permissible to do so.
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Now users can pay a 1% fee for an instant (same-day) withdraw, or wait until the next day for a free transfer.
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"The company just had a big uptick in earnings because their platform allows for an instant shift from cloud to cloud," Cramer said.
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In the course of introducing Stiverne from the podium, King, for an instant, flashed back to that moment nearly a half-century ago.
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Mix a spoonful into water for an instant nutritional boost, or, to mask the grassy flavor, add it to a smoothie or detox drink.
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It's a big, bustling celebration, packed with people and food, at once lavish and exciting and overwhelming: Laura stood stock-still for an instant.
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Thirty-five years had melted away and he was back in Ivory Coast as a young Peace Corps volunteer, if only for an instant.
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It faced–or seemed to face–the whole eternal world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favor.
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It faced — or seemed to face — the whole eternal world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favor.
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"The only thing that could satisfy her womanly vengeance was the life of the one that had, for an instant, taken her place," Graham said.
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Pursued on the street by paparazzi and strangers hoping to get a selfie with her, she was obliging, never for an instant losing her cool.
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The threat has passed, but, for an instant, we glimpsed both his temper and his power, and saw that they amount to the same thing.
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For an instant she felt as though she had stepped off the edge of a precipice, and this was that barest moment before she plunged downward.
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On the other hand there's New Coke, Project Ginger, and disco; each burning white-hot for an instant before flaming out in spectacular, but merciful fashion.
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Here, for an instant, he seems like all dedicated pianists, trying hard to bring clarity, a particular touch, lyrical shape or rhythmic bite, to a phrase.
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For an instant, he locks in on his own eyes and has a thought, somewhere in the back of his head: It will never be enough.
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Rivera, who had been sharing a bottle of soda with one of her sons, froze for an instant, got up, and took the seat behind RamĂrez.
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Just like that, we don't have to choose between a metallic copper for an instant party look or matte oxblood for smoky eyes done outside the box.
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"I don't want to suggest for an instant that there (aren't) challenges, but we like our position for 2016," Papa said during a during a conference call.
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He looked around, apparently bewildered by our unexpected action, and gestured a faint greeting with both arms, a mechanical smile lighting his pale face for an instant.
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Against Brazil, Sweden tried a couple of those same counterattacks again, but while they all looked dangerous for an instant, they fell apart without producing good shots.
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"Disgraceful - but nothing will erase for an instant the legacy John McCain has written and is still writing every day," Kerry tweeted after Trump concluded his remarks.
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From the moment the match-up was announced, it seemed to have all the ingredients for an instant classic, and in the end, it was just that.
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That was so untrue it was absurd, and when that was pointed out, a smile crossed his face for an instant before he fell to weeping again.
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Simply dab some translucent powder with a Face Powder Brush (it comes in a set) over the areas where you have the most shine for an instant refresh.
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Despite many fans hoping for an instant romantic connection, the headstrong, young monarchs, portrayed by Emilia Clarke and Kit Harington, were less than amicable in their first meeting.
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"Disgraceful - but nothing will erase for an instant the legacy John McCain has written and is still writing every day," Kerry tweeted shortly after Trump concluded his remarks.
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But he does stretch a lot and demonstrated enough agility that night to catch the ball and clamp his foot to the base, if only for an instant.
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This Caudalie Paris beauty elixir, which also comes in a little travel-size version — perfect to keep in your bag to spritz on for an instant burst of radiance.
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And he has a particular chemistry with British soul singer Jessie Ware, whose disarmingly candid lyrics about motherhood and family here make for an instant lump in your throat.
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If a user does not like an article — they find it too short, too uninformative, they click on it by accident — then they are eligible for an instant refund.
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Staring out at a shrine to an auto accident, placed at a particularly rough curve in the road, he feels the Madonna's plastic eyes meet his for an instant.
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Expectations were low for an instant Trump-Ryan alliance — the Speaker had made sure of that all week — and Ryan afterwards refused again to endorse the presumptive Republican nominee.
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It was only a perceptual gap, and it only lasted for an instant, but I couldn't help gasping at all the transcendent mysteries just such an opening might contain.
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I often feel that the desire for an instant solution among some of the more business-minded folks who read the book is actually a desire for premature absolution.
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I heartily recommend watching his fight with Michael Johnson to see Johnson repeatedly feel like he is out of range, relax for an instant, and get clipped with a left.
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For an instant feed refresh, we tapped the pro that's leading the pack: Jen Atkin, top celeb hairstylist, the force behind Mane Addicts, and creator of cool-girl brand Ouai.
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I do not believe for an instant that the president could define a cryptocurrency, explain what bitcoin is, or even know what Libra (much less its Association) is supposed to be.
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Throughout these illustrations and the rest in the exhibition, each character is overwhelmingly sad or contemplative; there is no joy, even for an instant, to be had in Koch's unnamed game.
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She enters just for a pas de deux and then returns, for an instant, at the work's end, at the side of the stage, whereupon all seven men gesture to her.
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CreditCreditClement Pascal for The New York Times A visitor entering the Tom Sachs Studio is asked to pose for an instant photo, which is then laminated into a fake Swiss passport.
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For an instant, I think the magic of the trick has vanished, but it never fails — it's baked deep into the cake, waiting to surprise the visitor who takes the first slice.
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China backs the North&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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The 5.59-inch by 5.59-inch PC will be equipped with an Intel Core i5 processor, and can be plugged into a game console or separate gaming PC for an instant streaming platform.
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Yet Clay's speed and mobility carried the day as he left his stance to circle the ring and only adopted it for an instant before snapping in his jab in doubles and triples.
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Then, as if hearing the thousands of cries below, the total eclipse beamed through, and for a moment everyone saw the luminous diamond ring, which appears for an instant before and after totality.
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That was 17 years ago, and I still think about the way it felt to hear that song, and realize, for the very first time, and just for an instant, that I wasn't alone.
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China also backs the North&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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That enormous house that once seemed like a palace to me was now small, yet perfectly preserved in time and for an instant I was even able to smell the lost scent of home.
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How Fiction Becomes Fact on Social Media Platforms like Facebook and Twitter offer up memes designed to feel real, if only for an instant — long enough for our minds to make a false connection.
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"Because of course we know each other," Hnath said, his evident discomfort — with giving an interview in the first place, with discussing a play about his mother's trauma — evaporating for an instant as he laughed.
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"The only thing that could satisfy her womanly vengeance was the life of the one that had, for an instant, taken her place," Graham said, in the oddly stilted language that is apparently his confessional style.
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Each time the shot landed, Rousey was visibly stunned and after eating a handful of shots against the cage, she slumped for an instant against the fence, only to be met by another right from Nunez.
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So the slo-mo that we all love to watch isn't just a technological innovation — it's a camera operator who has found the shot, focused and framed, and managed to hold it perfectly for an instant.
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Even as he was traveling home from Singapore, the U.S. President declared that "there is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea" highlighting his desire for an instant victory, not one that could take a decade.
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When we log on, The Discourse stares us in the face only for an instant—that instant in which we get some perspective on how simultaneously all-encompassing and false it is—before it sucks us in.
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A drowned little boy lands on a beach, and for an instant the world thinks about what it would be like to be a father desperate enough on land to risk his entire family's lives at sea.
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If you've successfully navigated a conversation with your boss (and fought the urge to tell the guy the off), there are a few things you can do right in your desk chair for an instant mood boost.
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Now combine that idea with the notion that the highest possible stakes are life and death, and you have some sense of why TV writers too often turn to "The characters could die!" for an instant escalation of drama.
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But what the pirates and sexy nurses and zombies all around me had found especially entertaining was the look on my face, which had clearly betrayed — just for an instant — my fear that the chain saw was no toy.
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But Weber recognized on the slow-motion replay what was not recognizable to the naked eye: When Longoria popped up from his slide, he lost contact with the base for an instant while Pirela kept the tag on him.
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I never had to think about the financial issues surrounding my scholarship for an instant, besides the general constant grind of being in a low-income category, and planning the dodges I would make to get more of life for free.
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It's just a headache and an upset stomach and constant shaking and nausea and panic and regret and anxiety and remorse and fear and a quiet, very quiet, wish for an instant death, but apart from that, hangovers are fine!
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Daddy did not slacken his speed for an instant—he did not turn the wheel or brake the car to avoid hitting the creature, but he did not appear to press down on the gas pedal to strike it deliberately.
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There's high art in it, but it sounded untrained and unguarded, a statement of soul-baring sincerity that spread effortlessly through the Church of St. Vincent Ferrer's large interior and, for an instant, dissolved the line between art and faith.
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For an instant, we become another "challenge video" on the explore page, or the suggested sidebar on YouTube, and the possibility of being Discovered and Liked and Commented On bursts before us like a packet of detergent being bitten open.
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Poncho the pup, of the Municipal Police of Madrid, performed the "heroic" life-saving deed on an officer and "did not hesitate for an instant to &apossave the life&apos of the agent," the department said in a translated tweet  on Friday.
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So, if you were looking for an instant love life fix, you came to the wrong place, but if you want to stoke the love we know you already have in your heart, read on and discover the right crystal for your needs.
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That nifty feature isn't its only selling point, though: Since it's got an IPX5 splash-proof rating, you can take its powerful sound to the beach or pool for an instant dance party that won't be cut short by a little water.
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This wasn't just a gathering of cult-band loyalists revisiting fond memories; it was a full-throttle, here-and-now arena-rock concert, a marathon of punk velocity, grunge angst, metal impact and jam-band interplay that never seemed routine for an instant.
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Taxi and bus drivers have always seen themselves as impresarios in Damascus: playing Arabic classics and Western pop music, making coffee in little electric pots while weaving through traffic, setting up romantic lights they flick on at night for an instant party atmosphere.
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It seemed, for an instant, that I would have to explain how a person comes to be this way or that, how the sun falls some afternoons, how certain fruits smell, and the quality of light in one's eyes on a beach.
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China is the North&aposs main source of aid, trade and diplomatic support and backs Pyongyang&aposs call for a "phased and synchronous" approach to denuclearization, as opposed to Washington&aposs demand for an instant, total and irreversible end to the North&aposs nuclear programs.
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" Father Scalia, the episcopal vicar for clergy in the Catholic Diocese of Arlington, Va., maintained a remarkable poise throughout his 15-minute homily, coming close to choking up just once and just for an instant when he mentioned the justice's "love for his family.
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He had been convicted of being a brutal, sadistic killer, and it was hard to argue that he was not getting what he deserved—but at that moment, for an instant, I saw the other side of the man, the side his family loved.
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When the Kremlin, seeing the opportunity to divert international attention from its own outrages, issued a letter widely interpreted as a threat to attack London and Paris with nuclear weapons, the great powers seemed for an instant to be lurching toward World War III.
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And there, on the screen, is the New York you'd dreamed of, the one that challenges your perspective, the one that forces you to become a better version of yourself, the one where strangers come together and connect — even if it's only for an instant.
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Rather than begin the hard work of addressing what had actually gone wrong, many of us were swept up in social-media-fueled feedback loops looking for an instant fix: The orgiastic pee tape would turn up and clear up the whole funny misunderstanding.
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Low line side kicks are easily the most frustrating kicks for wrestlers to deal with because they are only within grabbing distance for an instant, are longer than round kicks, and can easily be faked and followed with lead leg hook or round kicks.
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Those panicking, eager to help and perhaps more so to feel slightly less terrible about the world if only for an instant, pull out their credit cards or PayPal passwords and attempt to reclaim their sense of agency by handing over a small sum of cash.
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About New York The car coasted down her sister's old block in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and in the front seat Janis Borden glanced out the window and, for an instant, saw not a Monday in December 2016, but an evening in the late 1970s or early 503s.
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The dreamily sarcastic singsong rap, the looped sample of The Clash's "Straight to Hell," the chanting children; none of the song's separate, moving parts scream 'club banger,' but together they make for an instant party track that has outlasted its contemporaries (we don't hear "Golden Skans" in the club now, do we?).
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The gold eye glitter, which lead Burberry makeup artist Wendy Rose describes as "eclectic," is an otherwise minimal makeup look with a dewy complexion, softly smudged smoky eye and a cluster of loose sparkles applied to the outer corner of the eye for an instant pop on a seemingly neutral beauty look.
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In our Tactical Guide to Thompson vs Woodley II we noted: Low line side kicks are easily the most frustrating kicks for wrestlers to deal with because they are only within grabbing distance for an instant, are longer than round kicks, and can easily be faked and followed with lead leg hook or round kicks.
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For an instant he thought, desperately hoped, that they might belong to her mother, but there were too many other discrepancies: the shower door was different, its glass frosted; now he smelled the lemon-scented gel beads in a jar atop the toilet; alien dried flowers hung from a purple sachet on the wall.
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I stare at these ideal people hovering in the dark, the angels of adspace, so familiar from a thousand daily visions, and realize that what makes them beautiful is not their shapely skulls, their tight skin, their healthy flesh, but their heroic unconcern—untroubled by conscience, unburdened by expectations, they smile for an instant before flickering away into the night.
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There's plenty of -core afoot here, too, lest ye imagine for an instant that Backslider's gone soft; the ignorant grooves on "Sex in Prison" and noise rock noodling on "Swollen and Sore" alone make the purchase price worth it, to say nothing of the five other tracks that whip by in a flash on this short, salty beauty of a debut.
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While I don't doubt for an instant that Piper came to seem extravagantly inconvenient to a number of people there or that she believes in the core of her being that her life really was at stake, I could not square the extremity of her feelings of persecution with my own sense of reality, no matter how hard I tried.
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More than just a carry-on essential (because no one is getting their full-sized bottle of Gucci Bloom through airport security), you can slip a skinny glass bottle into the side pocket of any purse for an instant refresh when you're standing at the crosswalk on a warm morning, or trying to shake off that stale airplane feeling before heading straight from hotel room to dinner.
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The basic job of cookies is to help a website recognize you if you come back, but what that actually means in practice varies—it might be your location (for an instant weather report), it might be your layout preferences (for a news site), or it might just be a marker that you were here three weeks ago (so the welcome message changes accordingly).
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