"Please sir, will you gallop with us?" the little girl asked, before William stood up and showed off his gallop — much to the delight of his wife, Kate Middleton.
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Gallop launched it while delivering a TED Talk in 2009.
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Days can feel eternal but a month can gallop past.
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Gallop attributes the decline largely to the challenge of affordability.
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As if he senses her anger, Gallop tenses up, too.
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We build muscle on hills, we gallop on yielding turf.
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We build muscle on hills, we gallop on yielding turf.
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She'd longs to get Shadow in a full gallop again.
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The race to succeed her is already approaching a full gallop.
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"Porn has become sex education by default," as Gallop puts it.
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Choir practice resembles football players on "a gallop around the paddock".
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Ask Cindy Gallop and Brooke Hammerling for tips on media strategy.
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It's not a lament: it's a gallop, quick-strummed and belted.
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Premier Geoff Gallop failed to save our community, he condemned it.
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I could yawn and be withdrawn and watch them gallop by.
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"He likes to get into a strong gallop by himself," Maruuchi said.
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But equality won't happen until sexual harassment is dealt with, Gallop said.
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In jousting, competitors wearing armor gallop toward opponents while thrusting a lance.
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Unfortunately for West Virginia, both the Gallop and WalletHub studies placed the Appalachian state as the unhappiest in the U.S. Following close behind in the Gallop-Sharecare study are Louisiana and Arkansas, with scores of 49 and 48 respectively.
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"Real world bodies, real world penis size, real world breast size," Gallop explained.
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"Everything's a battle," Cindy Gallop sighs, although it's clear she relishes those battles.
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"I want sex educators to make a shit-ton of money," Gallop stresses.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, inspiring you to gallop freely.
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Before long, the $8 billion company's altered gait could turn into a gallop.
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Former ad industry head Cindy Gallop called out sexual harassment in her industry.
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He lifts his daughter up, and off they gallop like horse and rider.
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For something like Der Dritte Raum, that music tends to really gallop along.
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Once they can be ridden, they are taught to gallop and eventually breeze.
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Zebras are natural runners, hair-triggered to gallop off when they smell trouble.
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Moral choice is the spur that sends this novel on its forward gallop.
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For example, it helps children gain confidence as they move up to a gallop.
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Last week, entrepreneur and former ad industry head Cindy Gallop wrote a Facebook post.
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Most horses can walk, trot, canter and gallop, but only certain breeds can amble.
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Someone on the ground whipped my horse into a gallop, and I was off.
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Former advertising executive Cindy Gallop called out how sexist this was in a tweet.
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Second, alternate directions for training horses so that they gallop both clockwise and counterclockwise.
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He begins with a gallop through military history, briefly summarizing the summaries of others.
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Since the recession's end, new condominiums and houses have been built at a gallop.
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Even horses that weigh more than a ton can trot, jump or gallop gracefully.
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Pletcher said Always Dreaming will gallop daily at Pimlico rather than a harder, timed workout.
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In it, William shows off his best gallop — minus the horse and in a tux.
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Gallop through the gallery to see the real MVPs of the derby ... the mad hatters.
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Gallop is wearing multicolored bandana and holds a frisbee in his mouth while Molly laughs.
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"The level of support for Hakeem went up another level over the weekend," Gallop added.
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Cindy Gallop, CEO of pro-sex video-sharing platform MakeLoveNotPorn, has tried to change that.
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In that trailer, you're on that horse riding at full gallop and firing the rifle.
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Want to gallop over a rainbow on horseback with a full complement of battle angels?
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Ms. Gallop said the complaint should remind brands to demand accountability from their supply chains.
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"Everybody wants to be good in bed, no one knows exactly what that means," Gallop said.
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Also, Dr Angela Gallop talks about her career as one of Britain's most eminent forensic scientists.
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On this week's Technotopia I interviewed Cindy Gallop, the outspoken TED speaker and found of MakeLoveNotPorn.
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The drums, garage whacks, and pretty handclaps are sneakier and more layered, yet the rhythms gallop.
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Cindy Gallop is the wise, whip-you-into-shape internet mentor you never knew you needed.
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Even if these plans succeed in spurring on the builders, prices may continue to gallop upwards.
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Gallop posted the article on her Facebook page encouraging women in advertising to do the same.
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The gallop led a nation to victory; the spot of grease became a badge of honor.
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The troika of St. Vladimir, Ivan the Terrible and Stalin gallop through Russia's daily news cycle.
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While urging on their mechanical horse, participants can gallop at full speed around the virtual racetrack.
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Add to that the high stress of a gallop—a four-beat gait where the horse is airborne and then bears down its weight, plus the force of the gallop itself, on one leg at a time—and it's almost surprising thoroughbreds don't collapse more often.
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We can only hope that they're back in their warm barn now, continuing to poop and gallop.
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The Mexican prospect is now 10-1 overall, and continues his frenetic gallop toward featherweight title contention.
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More percussive numbers like "Signal Ride Drum" gallop ominously, like mech-gazelles running awkwardly through open fields.
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For entrepreneurs who want to pitch similarly radical or transformative business ideas, this is what Gallop suggests.
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She only knew how to do two things: speed-walk, and gallop with her hair on fire.
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Gallop, dear Sagittarius, toward your dreams, your many crushes, and whatever it is that makes you happy.
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He said it was like taking a thoroughbred racehorse into a full gallop for the first time.
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In fact, it's still not, but applications are improving at a gallop, with no end in sight.
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Even the best of these horse dances can really only trot, trot faster, and gallop very briefly.
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Horses gallop past the empty public stands at the Sha Tin Racecourse in Hong Kong, March 1.
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Le Vizir's gallop to fame began when an Ottoman sultan gifted the stallion to Napoléon in 1802.
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"We are what Facebook would be if it allowed you to socially share real world sex," Gallop explained.
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According to Dave, there are four possible ways a baguette could move: worm, gallop, robot rotate, and caterpillar.
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As the first horses gallop across the starting line at around 11:15 AM, their riders look tiny.
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Admittedly, watching massive animals gallop through fire to the tune of Iron Maiden's "The Trooper" is fucking sweet.
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Once a yearling stopped mid-gallop,then collapsed into a bed of coals the rain could not extinguish.
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Grab your derby hat, place your bets and gallop through the gallery to see the stars riding stallions.
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After analyzing 160,498 polls from 2017, Gallop and Sharecare announced the results from their extensive study this week.
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S. trade negotiations, though investors were still cautious and didn't let the yuan gallop away, several traders said.
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Mushroom people hit the beaches, giant bunnies gallop through tulip fields, sky-whales... do their sky whale things.
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For years, Gallop has been a one-woman laboratory witnessing how easy-to-access mainstream porn influences sex.
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Gallop takes it upon herself to "re-educate," as she half-jokingly puts it, men raised on porn.
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Therefore, Their sons grow suicidally beautiful At the beginning of October, And gallop terribly against each other's bodies.
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"I adored the Axe advertising," said Cindy Gallop, the president of BBH New York during Axe's stateside launch.
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Mr. Hardy spoke about his influences for the show; his beard; and why he won't gallop on horseback.
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"Pennsylvania suburbs revolt against Trump," by Holly Otterbein Inside the gallop away from the GOP in southeast Pennsylvania.
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In that year, Premier Geoff Gallop passed legislation that has since underpinned many of Western Australia's community closures.
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As a bass player I was heavily influenced by Joy Division's Peter Hook and Simon Gallop of The Cure.
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According to a 2017 Gallop survey, 52% of all Americans own shares through one form of the above classification.
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In the background, the other horses just gallop—back and forth, across the field, like dogs in a park.
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" CEO of Kauffman Fellows, Phil Wickham, asked on CNBC, "Will Silicon Valley's 'unicorns' gallop off a cliff in 27?
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Why walk on some secondhand polyester leash when you can gallop in the heavenly moonlight on a tiny pony?
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But his horse, Appetite, is stubborn, "deaf as a post" and may gallop off the road at any moment.
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In the age of Netflix and instant gratification, it's tempting to gallop through TV shows as quickly as possible.
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And "The Second Life of Nick Mason" kicks off this new phase of Mr. Hamilton's career at full gallop.
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Is it credible that Hamas could coerce thousands of people to gallop to their death and incur crippling injuries?
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Gallop Labs, meanwhile, raised $2 million in seed funding from investors including Golden Venture Partners and Mantella Venture Partners.
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The horses were trained to gallop through little channels, so they weren't really colliding, but narrowly missing each other.
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That Friday in April, Brisset would gallop Quip for the first time since he had raced the weekend before.
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Mr. Ho's response, perhaps tongue in cheek, framed the cancellation as a violation of his horse's right to gallop.
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Because of the attention Hallmark has captured, it has a unique opportunity to change the narrative, according to Gallop.
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Footballers are meant to run free, to gallop across the pitch, to sprint to and fro with incalculable grace.
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Croft added that Russia and the Middle East want a "steady grind higher, not a gallop" in terms of prices.
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I worked on the farm and little by little as I started breaking the yearlings, I learned how to gallop.
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Jon Snow and his new righthand man, Ser Davos (Liam Cunningham), go out for a little gallop in the snow.
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For about 22 years before her death in 2250, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spent weekends a short gallop away in Bernardsville.
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It took nearly two years of training and $40,000 of resources for Gallop to qualify as a seeing-eye dog.
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Facebook users can find the bot by searching Facebook for "Ask Cindy Gallop" or by using this direct Messenger link.
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Yik Yak is careful to note that it isn't a polling organization like Gallop, American Research Group or Rasmussen Reports.
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Most songs hover between 95 and 105 beats per minute, something more than a slog but less than a gallop.
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Cindy Gallop, a provocative web entrepreneur who has been vocal about her decision to date younger men, points to sexism.
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First, though, a quick gallop through what remains of New York's holiday windows in 2019, and the hopeful cornucopias within.
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"I just think I'd like to continue iterating this thing to get to this dream to actually gallop," he said.
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The restaurant where Morales worked, Gallop Asian Bistro, later announced on Facebook that she was no longer employed at the restaurant.
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Its bass echoes rev up like an exhaust-spewing truck before it takes off at a gallop into the sonic underworld.
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When you have an idea that is truly revolutionary, like Gallop believes she does, trying to blend in simply isn't practical.
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On Tuesday, life takes off at a gallop — and not just because we'll all be feeling the industrious energy of fall.
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Gallop believes that the "toys" we see that are supposed to represent the cutting edge in SexTech are just the beginning.
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"There has been much discussion about the decision to change the coach," FFA CEO David Gallop told Australian media in France.
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That all changed when we did the gallop dance, which had partners make a path to go under with their hands.
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And those are the only kinds of cases when you gallop over the line in that regard, that we can prosecute.
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The first time she did was when she got on a horse as a student in a Gallop program, he said.
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Mr. Trump's support helped Mr. Kemp gallop to a 38-point victory in the Republican runoff, where he defeated Lt. Gov.
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Here's a short passage from the story: Cindy Gallop sees a market opportunity in every type of business obstacle she encounters.
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The storm's rapid formation and swift gallop across the country made it difficult to prepare and caught many people off guard.
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On Elliott's 32-yard gallop in the second quarter, Sullivan thought it prudent to try to undercut him as he charged.
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Two men ride horses side by side at a gallop as a woman straddles them, one foot on each man's shoulders.
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Ms. Gallop, who is 57, said that younger men are able to match her energy levels better than men her age.
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She shows her audience just how much she can do for herself with the help of her trusty guide dog Gallop.
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"It's not enough just to reinstate the Zola commercial," said Gallop, an outspoken supporter of diversity and equality in the industry.
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Men wear hats with feathers, to represent roosters and a masculine spirit, and gallop through town, past onlookers and marimba bands.
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"We're gonna really cut the noose and let it loose with the Prancercise gallop!" she says shortly after the two-minute mark.
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Gallop is currently raising a fund to help female entrepreneurs and SexTech inventors so listen in to see how you can help.
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This year it was how a baguette would move, if it were sentient — were you team worm, gallop, robot rotate, or caterpillar?
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"It's extraordinarily powerful how confident [Gallop] is — it's almost contagious," R/GA senior copywriter Kate Carter, who wrote the bot, told Mashable.
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"As a porn star, you absolutely have to worry about your job in the current climate," said Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn.
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BALTIMORE — Since Barbaro's final gallop, at the 2006 Preakness Stakes, time has trickled by ever so slowly for the trainer Michael Matz.
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Gallop has agreed to rent stalls to the federation, but the cost will increase to $650 per month from $175 a month.
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Adweek reports that one of the recipients forwarded the invite to ad agency leader Cindy Gallop, who shared the screenshot on Twitter.
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But that idea is certainly reinforced by "a male-dominated porn industry shot through a male lens," as Cindy Gallop puts it.
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Where they bring Ms. Swift is into soft-core pop-R&B, with synth-thick production that moves at a sensual gallop.
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Beasts of all varieties and sizes scamper and slink, gallop and play, fight and reproduce for the movie's crew of sharpshooting cinematographers.
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Ralph Mann, a pioneering biomechanics researcher in the United States, said he could detect a kind of gallop in Bolt's uneven stride.
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Her resilience cuts through the misery with beauty and even humor: an absurdly enlarged organ; a buckled horse with an awkward gallop.
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He told Heath that he hoped to acquire a set of prosthetic goat legs and, upon them, gallop across the Swiss Alps.
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Cindy Gallop, the founder of MakeLoveNotPorn, spends her days thinking about how to create a space for real sex videos, art and education.
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Or Cindy Gallop, advertising executive and founder of MakeLoveNotPorn, who regularly discusses the difficulties sex tech start-ups sometimes face in securing funding.
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Advances in machine learning have moved at a gallop in recent years, but the computer processors these programs run on have barely changed.
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The Prosthesis' hydraulic-powered limbs move in sync and the mech can gallop like a giant, metal animal at up to 21 mph.
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She first thought of showcasing Gallop—who had the give-no-fucks attitude the campaign needed—while she had Skype conversations with women.
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It is easy to see the media fail miserably to counter Trump and his surrogates' Gish-gallop and be discouraged, but don't be.
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This piece of advice comes from negotiation guru Cindy Gallop: push your ask as high as you possibly can before it sounds ridiculous.
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"That is a robot created by Matt McMullen through the male lens," Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn told me in a phone conversation.
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Earth-shattering developments happened offscreen, and others were tossed off casually, as though the show needs to move at a full gallop now.
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"A general with a quick eye can see things when riding at a gallop which would seem impossible to a civilian," he wrote.
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Quip set off down the backstretch on his mile-long gallop, comfortably hitting each furlong in about 18 seconds, his normal galloping pace.
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In October, former ad industry head Cindy Gallop called for women in the advertising industry to email her their experiences of sexual harassment.
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"It's a classic example of the fact that many things are laid at porn's door, that should be laid instead at society's," Gallop wrote.
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WALLACE: As justify went for an easy gallop, Baffert, who has won five Derbies, six Preakness Stakes, and two Belmonts, talked about his sport.
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For now, however, only 5% of Americans identify as vegetarians according to a recent Gallop poll, a figure that has changed little since 1999.
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If Pompeo's proclivity for too simple narratives about foreign societies starts to gallop away, CIA will not be an easy horse to reign in.
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Chief executive of Football Federation Australia David Gallop welcomed the IFAB's decision and wants the nation's league to take the lead in these trials.
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They're allowing 1.13 points per possession after a made shot while opponents gallop by at the third-fastest tempo in the league, per Inpredictable.
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Football Federation Australia CEO David Gallop also said he would not dig into the A-League's marquee fund to secure a contract with Bolt.
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If you're dressed for sleep, it's going to be a lot harder to get your brain up to a canter, much less a gallop.
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The inner training track, which has not had any breakdowns, was open for horses to jog and gallop only for the second straight day.
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"Silicon Valley welcomes innovation and disruption in literally every other area except this one," said Ms. Gallop, the founder of Make Love Not Porn.
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They're allowing 303 points per possession after a made shot while opponents gallop by at the third-fastest tempo in the league, per Inpredictable.
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An hour after his stint at the black canvas, Kun-Yong Lee returned to reprise another work, this time the wonderfully named "Snail's Gallop" (pictured).
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Because a category for her product did not exist, Gallop says she created a description for her kind of business and then posted it online.
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Her shaped canvases gallop across the wall, but their elaborate stretchers clue us in to the extensive planning and absolute precision that their construction demanded.
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Their legs were positioned straight and erect under their bodies, allowing them to gallop and sprint after prey in a decidedly athletic, uncrocodile-like manner.
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"Hakeem Al-Araibi is a permanent Australian resident and footballer at Pascoe Vale FC," FFA chief executive David Gallop said in a statement on Tuesday.
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But Congress did its job, and now those of us in health care should saddle up and gallop forward toward our brighter, patient-focused future.
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To be sure, these big-name stocks are benefiting from a raging bull market, kicked to a gallop with rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.
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Jackson set up his first touchdown with a 68-yard gallop through a wide-open hole on a second-and-9 from the Northwestern 2.
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"On a daily basis, I get goose bumps when I am down on the rail and watch him and listen to him gallop by," he said.
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You don't even want to know what the Cheetah 3's "gallop" mode sounds like, but you imagine you'll soon have a chance to find out.
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Related: Nature Gets Surreal in Ellen Jewett's Fantastic Sculptures Watch Paper Gazelles Gallop Across a Desktop Savannah Wolves And Wild Creatures Built Using Thousands Of Crayons
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"Happy" music included Jacques Offenbach's cheerful "Infernal Gallop," and "sad" music included Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings," which is almost universally considered to be extremely depressing.
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If someone as prominent as Cindy Gallop has had to fight so hard for funding, imagine how much harder it is for the rest of them.
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Coolidge so much enjoyed horse riding for exercise that he had an electric horse installed in the White House that had two speeds: trot and gallop.
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Gallop has found that support for making laws covering the sale of firearms "more strict" fell from 78% in the early 1990s to 55% last year.
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I'm sitting at her dining room table, surrounded by Anthropologie dishes — her guide dog Gallop is nearby eating a bright pink treat that matches the dishes.
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"When you speak to the television networks he will often come up in the first few sentences," FFA CEO David Gallop told the Australian Financial Review.
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Mars is Sag has actually been slowing its gallop since February—think back to the experiences you've had in your romantic and creative life since then.
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Don't worry, nothing can stop Tommy from taking his first legal toke in his native country ... he's about to embark on a ganja gallop through Canada.
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Gallop Labs, a startup that helps mobile publishers identify and make money from valuable users, has been acquired by one of its customers, Big Viking Games.
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MEXICO CITY — In barely three weeks in office, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of Mexico has been on a relentless gallop to upset the status quo.
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It moved at such a gallop that it would occasionally just rip through big revelations without taking a moment to reflect on how ridiculous those revelations were.
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In the other scene, drips and stains gallop like horsemen down interweaving rays of yellow and green toward a fiery orange phoenix, also composed of serendipitous drips.
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Olds, Milner and other scientists showed that rats would gallop uphill, leap hurdles and even forsake food in order to keep stimulating that region of the brain.
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"If CES would just embrace sex tech as opposed to being dragged kicking and screaming into allowing it, the opportunities for them would be endless," said Gallop.
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"It is extraordinary that this is still happening after the outrages of #MeToo," said Cindy Gallop, a former advertising executive and the founder of the website MakeLoveNotPorn.
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These images are few and far between, usually stopping like deer in a set of headlights, only to gallop gracefully off into the misty forest of memory.
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Same-sex marriage is supported by 61 percent of Australians, a Gallop poll in August found, and Turnbull's inability to deliver the legislation could further damage his support.
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" Regarding the market, Doll said there will be some down months along the way, but believes, "we're shifting from a gallop-higher market to a grind-higher market.
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"This is a massive step taken to close the gender pay gap between the Socceroos and the Matildas," FFA chief executive David Gallop said, according to the outlet.
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Your gallop has been slowing down, Sagittarius, and this month you'll begin looking backward as three planets turn retrograde: Mars (which is in your sign!), Pluto, and Mercury.
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For her graduation project, which became the foundation for Yummy, she interviewed prominent sex educators like Betty Dodson (the "godmother of masturbation") and Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn.tv.
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A blood test came back negative, but still Brisset lightened Quip's workload for a few days, replacing his usual mile-and-a-half gallop with a light jog.
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Speeds limits were around long before cars; city ordinances against driving a horse-drawn carriage at a gallop go back at least as far as the 17th century.
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At Tanque Verde Ranch in Tucson, guests sleep in casitas and spend their days roping, team penning and horseback riding (the sunrise gallop culminates in a pancake breakfast).
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Additional testing with a veteran track expert will use a machine Peterson invented that mimics the response of the front leg of a racehorse at a full gallop.
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But I can't help looking forward to Martin's books and all the shades and depth they will add to the events unfolding at a gallop on the show.
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I was riding to the town of Valentine at full gallop along a lush, country road when a stagecoach moved out of the treeline to block my path.
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The highlight is "Lie to Me," a gallop of a tune with two earworm hooks, where the band makes great use of the vocal abilities of all their members.
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The steak to which I refer originated with the Cossacks in Siberia, and it can be prepared on horseback, at a swift gallop, if conditions make this a necessity.
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The company makes a modest five figures each month, but in a world where 95 percent of all startups fail, Gallop is thankful that the company continues to grow.
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The three-year-old horse, named Commander Coil, suffered the injury Friday in a gallop while training, according to a statement from Santa Anita Park's owner, the Stronach Group.
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A man turns a crank, the dead rabbit scoots down the track on a wire and two dogs shoot out at a full gallop, their spines flexing like springs.
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Each afternoon I would rush home from school, throw my bag on the floor, and gallop over to the Playstation to tear up the School level on the game.
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She's now the brains behind the Ask for a Raise bot, which mimics British entrepreneur and former advertising exec Cindy Gallop to help women get the raises they deserve.
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Unless and until the curve inverts, which is a pretty clear recession warning, it's not saying much except that nominal global growth is unlikely to gallop higher for years.
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Additionally, a recent Gallop poll found that thirteen percent of U.S. adults currently smoke marijuana, nearly double the percentage who reported smoking marijuana only three years ago in 2013.
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Then Love gave the Cardinal some breathing room early in the fourth quarter when he found a gap in the line and broke loose for his 68-yard gallop.
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Now, instead of befriending puppies, the brand's signature Clydesdale horses — which the commercial reminds you are "not ponies" — look fierce and powerful as they gallop at a full sprint.
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RELATED: Daring Women: Rachel Sklar & Samantha Bee At Tribeca Film FestivalDaring Women: Cindy Gallop And Bridget Todd At The Tribeca Film FestivalRosie Perez Interview At The Tribeca Film Festival
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This book had a wide repertoire: It liked to gallop cross-country at dawn, climb rocks and wade through rivers all day, and canter at dusk along the avenues.
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Witness how Mustache Dad is essentially performing a sequence of already famous dance moves, like the horse gallop from Psy's "Gangnam Style" video and Beyoncé's iconic "Single Ladies" strut.
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In a national poll of black voters conducted by Gallop, 82 percent said they held a favorable view of Clinton, while only 53 percent said the same of Sanders.
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It is a fairly accomplished gallop through difficult terrain and its purpose is to show, in very broad terms, why relations between Muslims and Westerners would eventually turn so sour.
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According to the Gallop survey, 62% of adults between the ages of 30 to 64 are shareholders and, therefore, benefit from an increase in the value of the underlying stock.
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At first the young pianist seemed keen to gallop away on the keys, but then he and the singer perfectly harmonized, and Shwartz, quite frankly, tore it the fuck down.
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The performance starts at a gallop and often moves too fast, Mr. Davidman switching from one character to the next with little more delineation than perhaps a change of accent.
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But "At the Edge of the Orchard" is a bumpy wagon ride, a slog through mud followed by a mad gallop, including some ludicrous trips up and down a mountainside.
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Not far below Tudor Park, in the former Sunrise Stables in Howard Beach, is a branch of Gallop NYC, a therapeutic horseback riding program for adults and children with disabilities.
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What the researchers did not find is the gene that enables certain horse breeds today to "amble" — a gait that is faster than a walk but slower than a gallop.
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"To say the Kosovar government has made a terrible mistake would be an understatement", said Pippa Gallop of CEE Bankwatch Network, one of the five groups that filed the complaint.
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The only thing with lower approval ratings than President Trump at 39% and Congress at 28% in recent Gallop Polls, was the AHCA with 17% approval in a recent Quinnipiac poll.
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Measures will include utilizing an Orono Biomechanical Surface Tester, a device that mimics the impacts of a horse running at full gallop allowing engineers to see how the track holds up.
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DJI briefly ticked above 23,000 on an intraday basis on Tuesday, putting it on track for its fourth-shortest gallop between thousand-point milestones in its more than 100-year history.
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The character dynamics the show had established were either pointlessly stretched out (as with Arya and Sansa) or heedlessly rushed (as with the gallop to get Jon and Dany into bed).
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It's the antithesis of the long, stretching neck of a horse in full gallop, and it's the posture a horse is expected to assume for the duration of a dressage performance.
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To survive, porn actors—who make $200 to $2,000 per scene with no residuals—should hunt down a niche outside the movie industry because the "business model is broken,"Gallop said.
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Having caught sight of the vehicle he's in, I gallop through mud for about 15 or 20 minutes, cramping on every lunge, and arrive pouring in sweat at the Greenpeace Stage.
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In the "Hold Your Horses" video, for example, the horses' gallop takes expression from the drums and the bass arpeggio, while a lighthouse beam blinks with the rhythm of a synthesizer.
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The reason Steve Trevor, her original love interest, falls for her is not just that she can defend herself and him, gallop into battle and choose not to kill her enemies.
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" Cindy Gallop, a former advertising executive and the founder of the website MakeLoveNotPorn, went so far as to say that "sexual harassment is the single biggest business issue our industry faces.
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There is no question of that, but I think the real X-factor is having the mind to actually want to do it and having that joy of wanting to gallop.
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The fun part: There's a whole other cast of companies prepping to go public next year, so we'll have plenty more opportunities to watch unicorns gallop (or stumble) into the market.
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Unclear if Urban knew his junk was floppin' around for all to see -- but he certainly didn't seem bothered by it ... and he used all 3 legs to gallop to the end.
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But De Grasse, who has been running competitively for five years, has not perfected the complex string of movements to quickly get from the sound of a pistol into a full gallop.
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A giant, violet horse wipes the sleep from his eyes and walks through the night, as tinier creatures gallop around his ankles, gearing up for the night ahead or tucking themselves away.
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He was drinking his glass of milk while he opened the gate for the horses and made them gallop, one by one, over to a dark sweater that served as a mountain.
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In trotting races, the jockey is pulled along in a two-wheeled buggy as the animal tears around the course as fast as it can possibly trot without breaking into a gallop.
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"Let's walk our horses around," she suggested, referring to a section of the choreography in which dancers, supported on either side by two others, are held aloft and are free to gallop.
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"Castor" is the tighter and more compelling half, whooping and whining in feverish strings and pounding with rhythms that echo the gallop of horses, upon which Castor and Pollux are often depicted riding.
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Gallop has held senior roles at creative agency Bartle Bogle Hegarty in Europe and Asia and was most recently president of its U.S. arm before starting a consultancy and an online forum MakeLoveNotPorn.
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Outside the riding ring at Lynne's Riding Center, the stable in Forest Hills where Gallop has been sharing space, Kathy Wang hugged her son, David Yang, 5, after he got off his horse.
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When Zamanbol rides out into the mountains to hunt, she often lets her friends come along, all moving confidently atop their horses over the rough terrain, bantering with each other at full gallop.
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It is more horror-fantasy than historical fiction, and where "Neverhome" and "The Evening Road" are grounded, if at times meandering, this one takes off at a full gallop and never looks back.
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It didn't seem to matter much in some of the bluegrass numbers, which raced by in a delirious gallop with snippets of text — was he really singing about a chicken on his back?
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The Gallop poll was done over a three day period ending Sunday, meaning that some of the respondents participated in the poll before the violence in Charlottesville and Trump's controversial response to it.
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He's got a $14 million bounty on his head, trying to run (or gallop, given the whole horse situation) out of New York City before a veritable army of assassins brings him down.
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GREGG JARRETT, FOX NEWS LEGAL ANALYST: If you and I did this we would be doing push-ups in the hose gallop (Ph) because there would have been a bench warrant for our arrest.
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" Gallop is hoping to change that through the industry she's pioneering, sex tech, which she defines as technology "designed to enhance, innovate, and disrupt in every area of human sexuality and human sexual experience.
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To Cindy Gallop, an ex-ad exec turned activist and entrepreneur who has long fought for the ad industry to change its ways, The Martin Agency's leadership change has the potential to be revolutionary.
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Some of the show's best moments are the completely wordless ones, filmed from above or far away as tiny cowboys gallop to their next destination, kicking up dust and buried resentments along the way.
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One in five of these high earners drank at least five days a week, reflecting recent stats from Gallop which showed that rich, educated Americans get on the sauce more regularly than other demographics.
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"There was broad agreement that expansion should occur at the earliest possible opportunity, provided it is sustainable and underpins the continuing growth of the A-League," Football Federation Australia chief executive David Gallop said.
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"In this wonderful world of sex robot equality, I would love to know how this robot is going to give me an earth-shattering orgasm with its mouth and tongue and lips," Gallop said.
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Your giant mouth is usually what trips you up as you gallop through the world, Sagittarius, but today the planet of the mind, Mercury, enters logical Aquarius, and your communication skills will be stellar.
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As Charlie and Eli gallop toward gold-rushing California (the movie was shot in Spain and Romania), the story begins to regularly switch over to John and Hermann, who meet in a frontier settlement.
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"The argument is absolutely fucking ridiculous," said Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn, a website that claims to be "pro-sex, pro-porn, pro-knowing the difference" to draw the line between fantasy and reality.
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Determining when to gallop and when to breeze (horse-speak for a hard workout), the distance of those runs and their intensity, and when not to do them is the racing-horse trainer's job.
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At 31, and several decades younger than those much-mythologized actresses, Ms. Riley is demonstrating that with the right chops, even a baby diva can help a war horse gallop like a colt. Surprised?
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The Demarest Company did not pinch pennies in 1889 when it decided to gallop uptown to the posh precinct of Fifth Avenue from its iron-fronted home at 636-638 Broadway, near Bleecker Street.
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Additional testing with a veteran track expert will now use a machine Peterson invented, the Orono Biomechanical Surface Tester, that mimics the response of the front leg of a racehorse at a full gallop.
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"I think that the stock has more room to gallop, even after its incredibly strong start to 2018, because it hasn't even begun to monetize Venmo, the millennial way to split bills," he continued.
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Nor does it greatly enlarge our appreciation of de Beauvoir's "The Second Sex," a book Blanche championed, to learn that it was from its pages that the literary critic Jane Gallop learned to masturbate.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Godolphin's two-decade wait for a Melbourne Cup winner may be set to end on Tuesday, when the powerful stable mounts a formidable assault to gallop off with Australia's richest horse racing prize.
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Investors have been rattled by Argentina's inability to contain consumer prices, which are rising at a rate of more than 50 percent per year while benchmark interest rates gallop along at more than 66 percent.
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An anonymous seed investor, who works (obviously very successfully) in high finance, provided Gallop with a seed investment five years ago; he and she have kept the site running with smaller top-ups since then.
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"In our view, the A-League would provide an ideal environment, given that the Australian TV industry has years of experience and technology know-how in this area," Gallop told the Herald Sun on Monday.
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At the same time, growing numbers of House Democrats, urged-on by their virulently anti-Trump constituents, are chomping at the bit to charge into the fray at full-gallop –the political consequences be damned.
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To kick things off Monday night, we hosted a panel discussion with Ted Bunch, chief development officer of A Call To Men; Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveNotPorn; and Jennifer Wyse, supervising social worker at Safe Horizon.
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Pickett would gallop after a cow on his horse, spring off, draw the cow's face into his own face by its horns, and latch his teeth into its lip as he had seen herder dogs do.
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She does this exceptionally well because her persona is based on Cindy Gallop, the British advertising consultant and entrepreneur who swears like a sailor and is a pro at dishing out career advice, especially for women.
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And just as film developed from the first flickering frames of a horse's gallop from The Horse In Motion, created by Eadweard Muybridge in 1878, so too will virtual reality evolve to encompass more ambitious storytelling.
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That puts a greater premium than ever on avoiding what Joel Benenson called "the horse-race obsession" with who's ahead, who's behind, who seems to be breaking into a gallop, who's showing signs of a limp.
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SAVAGES "Adore Life" (Matador) Love is a elemental, colossal force on the second album by Savages: one that can be barely contained within the drone, gallop, blare and incantations of the English quartet's post-punk onslaught.
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The arrival of Durant might have signaled new possibilities for the Warriors, but it also might have meant the end of the pinging, egoless passing that had defined them during their two-year gallop through the NBA.
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Designed by Viget, the horse-shaped brooch will light up and gallop in response to the use of the #WatchMeNeighNeigh hashtag on Twitter — a play on the popular Silento song and the somewhat-dated meme it inspired.
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Some of the women who have emailed Gallop about alleged sexual harassment chose to leave advertising, "because of the fact that sexual harassment and bias and sexism is a systemic cultural problem in my industry," she said.
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The Democrats have ceded a lot of territory in their recent gallop leftward, and it wouldn't be that hard to come up with a revised version of the (again, Bill) Clinton playbook suited to the present time.
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The Giants took off at a gallop last spring but limped to the finish line of the regular season like a horse gone lame, their hitters barely swinging the bat and their best pitchers off their feed.
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Founder and CEO Cindy Gallop is developing a new category called "social sex," where people from around the world can take ownership of their own bodies and sex lives by creating videos people can rent (not buy).
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Gallop is the creator of an online platform called MakeLoveNotPorn, where users can submit videos of their sexual encounters — which she describes as "real world," consensual sex with "good values" — and pay to watch videos of others.
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It's not uncommon, Dominic tells me, to be running down a narrow stretch of the route only to hear a heavy gallop and a shout of "horse!" from behind you—your cue to get out of the way.
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One type of footwork (or hoofwork, if you will) you likely won't see is an "amble," a sometimes comical four-beat gait that's faster than a walk, slower than a gallop and well-suited for smooth, long rides.
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Dean traverses the intellectual landscape of the 20th century at an easy gallop — the boozy cocktail parties; the plotting of editors in their offices; the literary and political trench wars, aggressive essays thrown across the breach like grenades.
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J.P. So many verses, so many images: Laura Marling and a small band — sounds like drums and a guitar behind her — make Bob Dylan's wordy and endlessly adaptable portent of apocalypse gallop toward the end of every verse.
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Those people favor totally open borders, make them explain what they would do when 100 million people show up, or as gallop survey two years ago, 2000 million people said they&aposd like to come to the United States.
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A 2010 Gallop poll showed that only 38 percent of young people had a negative view of capitalism – and that was right after the worst financial and economic crisis since the Great Depression, which hit young people especially hard.
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Cindy Gallop, a New York-based entrepreneur and former ad agency head, has called the issue of harassment "a ," after she published a Facebook post last year, calling for women in advertising to email her their experiences of it.
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For some, like Cindy Gallop—founder of Make Love Not Porn, a NSFW video site dedicated to correcting porn-based myths about sex—keeping nudes from past lovers is a way to reminisce about good times from her past.
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It must certainly have been a flagrant abuse if Mourinho — a man who shot to fame with a celebratory gallop, almost the length of the Old Trafford sideline, with F.C. Porto back in 2004 — was so offended by it.
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During emotional distress, the nerves that control the heartbeat can set off a maladaptive "fight or flight" response that causes blood vessels to constrict, the heart to gallop and blood pressure to rise, resulting in damage to the body.
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In September 2010, bettors at the All American Futurity race in New Mexico watched the long-shot Mr. Piloto gallop to the million-dollar first prize by less than a nose, the second-closest win in the race's history.
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The best part of each suite is when Ms. De Keersmaeker, her dress rippling to expose a muscular back, suddenly runs — practically a gallop that gives way to a skip — around part of the stage and into the wings.
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Cindy Gallop, a former ad industry executive and founder of Make Love Not Porn, said the company should actively reach out to LGBTQ filmmakers and screenplay writers and say it's committed to making their movies and promoting their work.
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Cindy Gallop, founder and chief executive officer of the sex education site Make Love Not Porn, which does contain adult content, believes there is a definite connection between the hardcore online porn young men are watching and their sexual behaviors.
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For the big action sequence, we used a little hand-held rig called an Osmo, with a small digital camera on it that allowed a horseman to get shots while riding a horse at a full gallop through the cavalry charge.
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"Pamela Anderson's op-ed urging people not to watch porn is so utterly ridiculous that I hardly know where to start (including the assumption that only men are interested in and consume porn)," said Cindy Gallop, writing for The Independent.
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I grew up with Ocarina of Time's Epona, but I never warmed to the creature, with her stubborn insistence on going in straight lines and her demand to be fed hundreds of carrots before she'd approach anything close to a gallop.
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"Expanding the coal mine to feed the new plant is particularly worrying, as no environmental impact assessment process has been carried out for the increased production," Pippa Gallop, research coordinator at CEE Bankwatch Network, an EU-funded advocacy group, told Reuters.
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"I want to fund the sextech ecosystem to maintain and sustain a portfolio for All the Skies, to create a bloody huge sextech ecosystem and three, to monopolistically build out the ecosystem to be a multi-trillion-dollar market," Gallop says.
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Despite evidence like the 2012 special Gallop report which found people of color in the US were more likely than their white counterparts to identify as LGBT, blackness remains associated with prejudice towards those with marginalized gender and sexual identities.
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On that Friday in mid-April, when Brisset took Quip for his first gallop following the Arkansas Derby, the horse climbed the quarter-mile dirt road from the barn to the racetrack in the company of his stable pony, Jonas.
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Zola Jesus, gives a full-throated wail of an incantation, answered by her own banshee choir, over dark low strings along with electronics and percussion that starts out twitchy and ratchety and ends up at a throng-of-Cossacks gallop.
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Meanwhile, in a Public Policy Polling survey from 2012, 57 percent of respondents said it was possible for humans to be possessed by demons, and a 2016 Gallop poll also shows that 61 percent of Americans believe in the devil.
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During the memorial, Blaze's father Gideon Bernstein said his son was "like a young pony just getting into a steady gallop, with your face to the wind and so looking forward to what was coming next," according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The Gish Gallop, named after a believer in creationism, is a debate technique when you cite so much "evidence" that is misleading or wrong that your opponent can't correct all of it and still make any of his or her own points.
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Since October, she's spoken to industry leaders including Stephanie Alys, the excellently-titled chief pleasure officer at toy company, Mystery Vibe, as well as Cindy Gallop, creator of the site Make Love Not Porn, which shares videos of real people having sex.
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A final announcement seemed just out of reach as the Legislature settled in for a late night on Thursday, the last official day of the 2016 legislative calendar, and lawmakers were told to return on Friday for a final gallop of votes.
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After 15,000 people came out to see American Pharoah, the freshly minted Triple Crown champion, in a morning gallop, the colt survived a wickedly fast duel with a talented horse named Frosted only to be caught by a closer named Keen Ice.
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As if that weren't enough of a PR disaster, Gallop also pointed out that this aspirin ad won a bronze award there — and that it's rapey AF. She also called out the male-dominated advertising industry that chose to produce and celebrate it.
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The show's other executive producer and writer, David Benioff, describes one of his favorite shots from the season where Jon, having fallen for Ramsay's trap, is shot from behind, unsheathing his sword, standing alone as 40 of Bolton's cavalry gallop towards him.
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Cyan Banister (Founders Fund), Cindy Gallop (MakeLoveNotPorn) and Lora Haddock (Lora DiCarlo) will discuss the opportunities — and challenges — of building a successful sex tech startup, and how to capitalize on a market that's projected to be worth more than $123 billion by 2026.
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"I've had people refuse to have their picture taken with me at conferences for fear it might get out," Callon-Butler observed wryly at the World Crypto Economic Forum's "Vice Panel" earlier this week You might wonder why Gallop herself didn't go the ICO route.
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Gallop is a longtime member and advisor of The List, a network and visibility platform for professional women, and we've seen a lot of her wisdom there — like "There is a lot of money to be made by taking women seriously" — through the years.
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Riders can't see a clock or hear the announcer's call over the thundering hooves and the guttural grunts the horses make at full gallop, but, if the jockey's internal clock can measure twelve seconds exactly, he can calculate how fast the race is going.
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"In so many cases in the past, those kinds of agreements led to payoffs that then allowed companies to reward and celebrate the men in question," said Cindy Gallop, an advertising industry advisor and founder of the healthy sexuality site, Make Sex Not Porn.
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The artistry is undeniable, whether in the astonishing concentration of the slow movement of Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" Sonata, or the drive of opening gallop in the first of Schubert's D. 946 Piano Pieces, or the irresistible ebb and flow of an encore, a Brahms intermezzo.
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On the A-side, songs like "Scum" and "Siege of Power" show rudimentary versions of things that would become the band's hallmarks, such as that grossly distorted bass tone and a frantic and a D-beat adjacent gallop that, 290 years on, still feels potent.
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To get a proper look at the whole piece I roll it out on my driveway and then take the stairs two at a time to look out the studio window before it rains, or the neighbor's dogs gallop up the driveway to say hello.
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Today, any from of sexual self-expression, and any nudity (even breastfeeding), are effectively banned on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, etc; Gallop wants MLNP to be the "Wattpad for sex," home to all kinds of sexual expression, from art to essays to erotica, again on a subscription model.
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Horses with the gaitkeeper mutation can amble, or move at an intermediate pace with usually only one hoof off the ground at a time, but they have trouble transitioning from a trot to a gallop — which is why you don't tend to find them in the Olympics.
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In 1815, the fastest that people could travel was at a horse's gallop; by 1914, Europeans were thundering across the countryside on steam-powered trains, plowing the oceans on great liners or zipping to work on bicycles and — in the larger cities — on trams and underground trains.
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Mercury does all his Mercurial moves — the side gallop, the chug-a-lug, the duck strut, the steed swipe, the rewind, the vroom-vroom, the Wimbledon Final frozen pirouette, the one where he kind of dries his tushy with the microphone stand in a full march.
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For Georgia Tech, big plays were the name of the game, including its opening drive when a run of 32-yards by Searcy set up a 42-yard touchdown gallop by Lynch as the Yellow Jackets took just 1:33 to drive 75 yards for the opening score.
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Editorial On his first day on the job, Ryan Zinke, President Trump's secretary of the interior, rode a horse to work, in plain imitation of Teddy Roosevelt, who as president used to gallop around Washington, and whose admirable record as a conservationist Mr. Zinke says he hopes to emulate.
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"Mercury does all his Mercurial moves — the side gallop, the chug-a-lug, the duck strut, the steed swipe, the rewind, the vroom-vroom, the Wimbledon Final frozen pirouette, the one where he kind of dries his tushy with the microphone stand in a full march," Morris remembers.
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On long unbroken stretches of alleys, Auclair urged the horses into a gallop and — even as I clutched the mane of my steed with a petrified death grip — I thrilled to the sense of speed and power, the rush of wind against my face, the intensity of the exercise.
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Weir's tweet-powered brooch will gallop and illuminate as more conversation is generated on Twitter, while the "Peacock Paddock" will go live on Facebook and feature a 55-inch touch screen monitor to showcase social media trends and Kentucky Derby parties around the country, and assist Weir and Lipinski's fashion segments.
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"Men of my industry who have stood by, who enabled, who laughed, who joined in, who did not bear witness, if you are feeling bad now, if you want to be able to look at yourself in the mirror, it's not too late, speak up, email me now," Gallop urged.
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In The Coming Jobs War, Gallop chief executive officer Jim Clifton argues that America's amazing growth in the 20th century can be traced to roughly 1,000 "rainmakers" — an astounding 85033 percent of whom were immigrants, many coming to this country as a result of the recommendations made by the Truman commission.
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"While your expertise and passion on the topic of how technology and human sexuality meet is evident, we regret to inform you that this is not one of the topics we're focusing on this year," the CES Conferences team wrote Gallop in an email in October, which was shared with Gizmodo.
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The pin is synced to the use of the #WatchMeNeighNeigh hashtag on Twitter; the more this hashtag is used, the more the horse attached to his collar will light up and gallop in response, going so far as to even changes color as it picks up speed (and Twitter mentions, naturally).
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Dogs course and tumble like circus performers when they are playing: they roll and gallop and chomp and bite, they scratch their necks inelegantly on the ground with no regard for where their limbs are going, they waggle and get muddy and slither their bodies around like big dumb snakes.
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His new single, "Mi Gente," produced by and featuring Willy William, is pop-reggaeton only in the most notional way — really, it's a club anthem paced at a slow gallop, with a beat that sounds far busier than it actually is, built on what appears to be a wobbly horn sample.
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But when I returned to Ringling Brothers, on Thursday at Barclays Center, I watched a daredevil horsewoman, a real-life Indiana Jones, duck between the legs of her ride, moving from one side to the other at full gallop, and I was jolted back to the wonder of my childhood.
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"I don't want a Balkans that turns toward Turkey or Russia, but I don't want a Europe that, functioning with difficulty at 28 and tomorrow as 27, would decide that we can continue to gallop off, to be tomorrow 30 or 32, with the same rules," he told the European Parliament in April.
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But so far, women are afraid to go public on those names for fear of losing their jobs or of being seen as whistle blowers, Gallop added, and she called for them to instead be seen as heroes and for agencies to publicly state that they would continue to hire such women.
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"This information could help explain differences in their ecology and locomotion, including the strange fact that, while small crocodiles have been observed to bound and gallop, alligators have not," Julia Molnar an evolutionary biologist from the New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine who was not involved in the study.
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"CTA and CES are really shooting themselves in the foot by not letting me speak, because the whole point of the talk is to help legitimize the sector, lay out the full landscape of it, highlight the extraordinary innovation disruption going on in this area for attendees," Gallop said over the phone.
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Considering the increasing liberalization of laws regarding use of the drug, and a marked trend in the number of Americans who say it should be legal—64-percent according to a Gallop poll—it's easy to get the impression that it's open season on smoking up, or at least soon will be, everywhere.
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Down the road Gallop wants to raise her own $200 million for her own sex-tech fund — because, as she says, it has been amply proven that there is a ton of money to be made from approaching one of the most powerful forces in human lives in an ethical, transparent, empathic and open way.
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Gallop, a former advertising executive turned force of nature, has been running her social-sex site Make Love Not Porn on a shoestring for several years now, with no budget for marketing, and only one paid full-time employee ("MadamCurator" Sarah Beall), they've attracted nearly half a million members and pulled in close to $1 million of revenue.
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Shooting in Almeria, Spain, in a part of the desert now known as Indiana Jones Canyon, Armstrong knew that the sandy soil was good for the horse, because it wouldn't have been able to gallop on rocks, but that the crumbly soil could easily give way, meaning that Armstrong couldn't ride too close to the edge of the cliff.
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Palestinians and Israelis in the business, as well as foreign trainers and judges who know the region, say that Arabian horses have another effect that is almost magical: They coax Israelis and Palestinians into the same arenas, where the conflict briefly melts away and everyone admires the horses as they strut, dance, gallop and compete for trophies.
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The scene in which Faith-as-Buffy stares down Spike and breathes, "I could ride you at a gallop until your legs buckled and your eyes rolled up," has such intense electricity that it'd be unsurprising to learn it was the moment the show decided to give in to the obvious chemistry between Gellar and Marsters for real.
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Meanwhile, if you're more interested in the nitty gritty of developing a media strategy, we'll have a panel on that very subject on our Extra Crunch stage, with speakers including MakeLoveNotPorn's Cindy Gallop and Brooke Hammerling of Brew PR. Then on day two, we'll turn our attention to one of the fastest-growing media categories, esports.
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A recent New York Magazine feature dubbed Pornhub, a top porn site, "the Kinsey Report of our time," arguing that the breadth of perversity found on the site encourages increasingly exotic sexual exploration among its presumably vanilla viewers; other commentators, including Cindy Gallop, founder of the website MakeLoveNotPorn, have also expounded upon the power pornography holds over our sexual tastes and behaviors.
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