Nacouzi said that hypersonic glide vehicles are placed on top of rockets, launched, and then glide on top of the atmosphere.
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Those products were CVS Health EaseBetween SuperSlip Dental Floss Waxed, Oral-B Glide Pro-Health Mint and Glide Pro-Health Original, Crest Glide Deep Clean Cool Mint Floss, Safeway Signature Care Mint Waxed Comfort Floss, and Colgate Total Dental Floss Mint.
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Other US adversaries have still more advanced missiles like so-called "hypersonic glide vehicles" that take off like a normal missile and glide through the atmosphere at relatively low altitudes.
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Because that's just how the Dutch roll — er, glide.
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A hypersonic glide vehicle is boosted aloft on a rocket to heights of between 40 km to 100 km above the earth before detaching to glide along the upper atmosphere towards its target.
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Most German roaches can't glide, but adult American cockroaches can.
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When it was turned off, the spiders would glide down.
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It can even glide, delivering an even more silent strike.
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Russia and China have more recently tested hypersonic glide missiles.
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Glide said on Tuesday it has received Sun's entire donation.
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Yet that hardly guarantees a glide path to the nomination.
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Their exit is most haunting: Ascending escalators, they glide away.
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But when Warren first heard about Glide, he was skeptical.
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But they glide past a critical fact: The "open conventions"
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Instead, she's on a glide path to a big promotion.
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I might want to go hang glide with my homies.
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Melodies glide and taper, textures rise and shudder and dissipate.
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The movement was unusual, hypnotic, a kind of witchy glide.
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He knew Kavanaugh was on a glide path toward confirmation.
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A vast, smooth space over which nostalgia can frictionlessly glide.
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THE creamy glide of fresh powder sends skiing enthusiasts into ecstasies.
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That allows it to gently flap its wing to glide along.
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Whereas the things that we're making glide in their neutral position.
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Buffett learned about Glide church from his late wife, Susie Buffett.
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I already had a tube of Body Glide anti-chafing lotion.
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It will then glide back toward Mojave for a runway landing.
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"Everyone that has experienced Glide comes away a believer," said Buffett.
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Launched using a conventional rocket booster, the glide body eventually separates.
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To glide past them is to fall into their total emptiness.
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This was also the first flight since an August glide test.
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They glide through the ocean effortlessly, coming up only to breathe.
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Are you feeling the two sides of the TA glide together?
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And the ice layers that skates glide on are microscopically thin.
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Perhaps. Does it glide past the unintended consequences of his decision?
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But over at Glide, Williams and others started to notice something else.
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Others speak with pride about having doubled Zendesk's regular visits to Glide.
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Which inky product delivers the superior cat-eye and the smoother glide?
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S he can glide up into the soprano stratosphere when she chooses.
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And Louis just gets to glide back in on his own terms?
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Good. Along with tension, discrepancy: smooth alliteration can glide over semantic distress.
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Another water-based lube with a nice glide but does dry out.
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Enchanted floor panels nearby allowed me to glide from rock to rock.
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This has nothing to do with air traffic controllers or glide paths.
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Does Trump mix it up or try to glide above the fight?
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In 2017, the market managed to glide higher no matter the news.
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Hypersonic glide body missiles could also potentially shift regional dynamics, he added.
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The first glide flight of the rebuilt SpaceShipTwo, on December 3, 2016.
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"Boost-glide vehicles" (HGVs) are lofted skyward on ballistic missiles or aircraft.
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We visited Glide Memorial Church, a few blocks north of Compton's Cafeteria.
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The film, having launched a sprightly comic conceit, lets it glide away.
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They allow products to glide on easily but can also clog pores.
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Longer feathers sprouted from its legs, arms, and tail, helping it glide.
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It is impossible to glide through his testimony — Krug won't permit it.
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Mr. Sirangelo said he thought no more glide tests would be needed.
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Its plates offer some flexibility to contour and glide smoothly through hair.
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In the meantime, a supermoon will glide across the sky this year.
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Buffett, 87, has raised $29.6 million for Glide through the 19 auctions.
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And they gave four point – or Justin gave $1003 million to Glide.
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Glide serves three squares a day to the homeless and the hungry.
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They glide really smoothly and come in a bunch of great colors.
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Hypersonic glide vehicles are boosted aloft on a rocket to heights of between 40 km (25 miles) and 100 km (62 miles) above the earth before detaching to glide along the upper atmosphere towards their target, say researchers.
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The Glide team talks to them all with a respect bordering on deference.
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To drive this coupe to isn't about the ride, but more the glide.
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Glide declined the offer and went with the seed firm First Round instead.
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Let's glide over to the Thursday puzzle with some Steely Dan: Your thoughts?
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Glide through Mona's series of bad decisions with her – she's a good companion.
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Glide lets customers easily create well-designed mobile apps from Google Sheets pages.
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The Anafi can easily glide through the air at low and high altitudes.
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Rolando says that sitting up motion, coupled with the speed creates the glide.
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Perhaps with some serious cultural rebranding, they could glide back into our lives.
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I can feel the wind, see things I'd normally miss, and just glide.
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"If it was manned it could glide for a long way," Kennedy said.
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Except Moicano and Emmett were abandoning their stance to side skip and glide.
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Buffett has raised $29.6 million for Glide in auctions that began in 2000.
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Some auctions for Glide have ended in bidding wars in the final hour.
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The names of contestants glide by, in neon, formatted as Wall Street tickers.
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Meanwhile, Russia is expected to test their hypersonic glide vehicle again this summer.
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" She said she has to see if the "glide path is too steep.
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If Trump wins and takes all 57 delegates, he'll glide to the nomination.
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Meanwhile, Russia is expected to test its hypersonic glide vehicle again this summer.
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It essentially means raising the lead knee as you glide in behind it.
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I glide down onto the sidewalk on the water side of Memorial Drive.
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Some members consider the Youth Army their glide path into the regular army.
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It's a record for the charity auction, which benefits the antipoverty charity Glide.
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Brandon Gap, managed by the Forest Service, is a beautiful place to glide.
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I glide across the landscape, and winter turns to spring, like an affirmation.
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A victory in Iowa is not necessarily a glide path to the nomination.
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The now-retired Space Shuttle used to glide in like a massive plane.
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DL-993 This is an example of a hypersonic glide vehicle, or HGV.
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Somehow, Bingochea and his colleagues glide up and down the aisles with ease.
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He remembered the days when he would glide up the carpet as well.
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On his first year out, Pfeifer had to trade his in his Wide Glide when it broke down, and ended up with a Street Glide Special, which was a fortuitous upgrade for him and his girl to ride longer distances together.
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Smoothed-down edges and fogged-up lyrics lubricate their songs' glide into universal relatability.
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The splendid leaf frog uses its massive feet to glide from tree to tree.
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Before coming to Glide he was a user, did time in Texas and California.
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Caption: Glide Memorial Church has provided services to the impoverished community since the 1960s.
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I glide my fingers along walls and push off from the sides of cars.
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To and fro we glide, across the decades, tracing Frank's ascent, decline, and fall.
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"We are on a glide path now for a Phase 1 deal," Navarro said.
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Buffett's late wife, Susie Buffett, was involved with Glide before her death in 2004.
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There are apps and alarm clocks designed to help you glide between sleep phases.
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The GLIDE-- well, the packaged goods companies are always in a struggle with retailers.
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If Trump prevails there, he could be on a glide path to the nomination.
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Some of us add water, hoping the remaining shampoo will glide out more easily.
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In red, they glide, in slo-mo, their habits blooming against the dull street.
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It is near midnight as they glide up, and up, into the artificial light.
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After Super Tuesday, Trump appeared to be on a glide path to the nomination.
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"They glide on and are so easily blended with a brush," writes one shopper.
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All the standard keyboard tricks are there — predictive text, smart autocorrection and glide typing.
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Buffett has raised roughly $23.6 million for Glide in 17 auctions dating to 2000.
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These velvety pencils are waterproof and glide on easily with minimal skipping or tugging.
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Instead, they regularly glide through life, quietly waiting to strike, appearing like anyone else.
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But somehow this thing allows her to glide into the present like a debutant.
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Add these keywords to your resume to help it glide through applicant tracking systems.
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Processions of baby carriages glide down the road, bearing the scions of growing families.
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For Manohla Dargis, a Times film critic, sexism is much harder to glide over.
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So crowded that skaters waited more than an hour to glide in Bryant Park.
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"Mary Poppins Returns" will glide into Los Angeles tonight for its red carpet premiere.
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You can also glide the poultice over skin for a smoothing effect, she says.
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Costco, Zoom, and Grubhub use Glide, either on their free or paid plan options.
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But Volaticotherium belonged to a different lineage and independently evolved the ability to glide.
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These skin denticles decrease drag in the water and help sharks glide more quietly.
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You don't adopt that rule if you think things are on a glide path.
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There are two types of weapons emerging: hypersonic cruise missiles and hypersonic glide vehicles.
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In her first hour of ice-skating, she managed to glide on her own.
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His fingers, exposed under his gloved paw, glide quickly and effortlessly across the keys.
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The dancers glide forward in crisp footwork and sleek swirling turns before dashing away.
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So the pressure of a thin blade on ice cannot explain why skates glide.
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We aren't assuming there is a glide path just because we did well last time.
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Caption: Zendesk volunteers prepare needle kits that will be distributed in the community by Glide.
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As the founder of video messaging startup Glide, Roisman has a reason to address that.
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I also actually kind of prefer the pill shape to Apple's Glide dental floss design.
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Glide, a video messaging service, will let users broadcast directly from the watchface, for instance.
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When troops leave the service, however, they seem to glide right back into civilian life.
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It's soft and supple, her pores are tight, and makeup seems to glide over it.
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Sushi began to glide past customers in 21997, when the first conveyor belt was installed.
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And unlike most other drones, it can glide if necessary, just like any other airplane.
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The jojoba oil in this silicone-based lube provides extra glide and a relaxing sensation.
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Choruses that once thrashed around now glide airborne, crunching down hard on the buoyant beat.
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It made the DS appear to glide over France's then badly damaged post-war roads.
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We were losing sponsors, so they were just acting like, 'We're just letting it glide.
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They glide left and ride, forward and backward as the camera pans around each scene.
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Last year, the market was at the end of a long smooth glide path higher.
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But these are soft, glide right on, and add that extra oomph you're looking for.
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The company has actually helped fellow YC companies build mobile apps using the Glide tool.
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I don't want to press so I glide back over to my favorite subject: breakfast.
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Building a monorail to glide over essentially empty streets [is] not going to deliver value.
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The hypersonic glide vehicle, dubbed Avangard, is designed to sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The erector-set-like sled actually wore "slippers" to better glide along the metal rails.
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But as it descended, the unexpectedly high winds pushed the drone off its glide path.
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If he wins both, many believe he'll be on a glide path to the nomination.
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Watch it stir and glide, never wild or abrupt but as stealthy as a sleuth.
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Start with a prep cleanser, pat dry and gently glide the tool against your face.
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"It transformed my life and created possibilities for me and a glide path," he says.
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I imagined a driver in a peaked cap might help me glide past all that.
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Glide down the Amazon River to Lake Sandoval, a jungle lake nestled in Peru's rainforest.
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The Thule Glide 2.0 is smooth, sturdy, and aerodynamic, with high-performing wheels and suspension.
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Hypersonic glide vehicles can steer an unpredictable course and maneuver sharply as they approach impact.
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These are brand new trucks, but without an engine or transmission (hence why they "glide").
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By contrast, the Small Glide Munition reportedly makes far less noise than a Hellfire missile.
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"Bemsha Swing" has undergone a conversion from Caribbean pseudo-blues to slippery, Debussy-influenced glide.
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I love that you can glide it along your waterline for this really unexpected liner.
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His first wife Susan, who died in 2004, introduced him to Glide after volunteering there.
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The moon continues to glide over the sun until it no longer overlaps at all.
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Instead, men in a boat marked "containment" glide in, spraying something on the slicked surface.
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For what it's worth, I also love the Harley three-wheelers, like this Tri-Glide.
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This pushes the water under the canoe, which raises it to help you glide faster.
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Williams was assigned to be the minister of the Glide church in the early 1960s.
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Glide is hoping the combination will be valuable enough to make the product take off.
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ANAL GLIDE ($19.95)1/5 RATING For being the most expensive lube on this list and marketing itself as "Lover's Glide of Choice Worldwide," I was shocked that the pump on this bottle didn't work, so such a fatal design flaw warrants its poor rating.
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If you were a hungry shark on his daily glide, you'd eat the distance swimmer first.
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Glide your straight legs out in abduction and squeeze them back in adduction towards your midline.
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To a one, unbidden, they park or land or glide to a halt some distance away.
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Soon after, she came by Glide for training on how to administer the medication to others.
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Wenig takes the mic, tells the crowd how important Glide is to eBay's 2789,000-plus employees.
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With the help of the motor, the board can glide along at up to 15 mph.
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It can glide around the room and also has a touchscreen to help workers locate items.
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And the autopilot is being rewritten to prioritize low speed over staying on the glide path.
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Myles credits their training as a poet for preparing them to glide between these different voices.
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Overall, the hoverboard does pretty well although it doesn't glide very far without scraping the ground.
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It's plush bristles help powder glide on perfectly so you can get a pixel-perfect finish.
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This in turn gives them more time to gradually glide downward before finding a new updraft.
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Located in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, Glide was co-founded and is led by the Rev.
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In addition, Double 2 can glide along almost twice as fast as the old telepresence robot.
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Hypersonic boost-glide missiles, which skip off the atmosphere at great speed, might fit the bill.
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America first tested a glide vehicle in 2010, but seems in no rush to deploy them.
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Perfectly fine and unoffensive design that brings to mind nothing more than some Glide dental floss.
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Then, the company will move on to glide tests, allowing the space ship to fly freely.
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Trump in the hopes that it would stop him on his glide path to the Republican
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The locals glide down the waterways on handmade boats, and water buffalo move through the water.
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An amalgam of slick, kaleidoscopic video stills glide past like a projection of psychedelic microscope slides.
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On return, it's designed to glide down to a waiting airport, rather like the Space Shuttle.
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We just spoke with him," Glide President Karen Hanrahan told Reuters after the auction ended. "Mr.
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It did not immediately respond to questions over whether it was assessing the controlled glide theory.
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In some cases, opposition to projects on this same glide-path has actually killed them, however.
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They stare at, and glide toward, one another to the unmistakable, unfortunate sound of a heartbeat.
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Federal spending is currently on a glide path to a debt crisis and — ultimately — fiscal ruin.
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Binging created the momentum needed to glide past holes in the story line that strained credulity.
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Both feel great when gaming, and mice glide across their surfaces like they're skating on glass.
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Another clever organizing device of this large book is the people who glide through its pages.
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Glide provides meals, health care, job training, rehabilitation and housing support to the poor and homeless.
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Get it right in the waxing shed and you can glide your way to Olympic glory.
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They admired the silky glide of drawers; they caressed counters and studied every minute design detail.
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The waxes, integral to making the skis glide across the snow, seep into the ski bases.
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Athletes glide faster down hills and cover ground more efficiently through the rest of the course.
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In fact, you don't drink it so much as you let it glide through your body.
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Some can apply Hollywood-style transitions (like wipes, fades and dissolves) to glide between scenes, too.
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Drones would fly out of it with your order and then glide down to your backyard.
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Does it glide easily across the page, or require a bit more pressure to move it?
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Obama, played in the Broadway production by Peter Francis James, seems to effortlessly glide above it.
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However, it does not seem as though the bill will glide so easily through the Senate.
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The impeachment trial is now effectively finished, and Trump is on a glide path toward acquittal.
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Living off fat reserves, they glide up the Gulf Stream, rarely venturing in sight of land.
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PG&E faces the same decision and will likely end up on the same glide path.
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The structure's outer shell will be able to glide back along rails onto an adjoining plaza.
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Buffett does not personally donate anything, except for his time, to Glide, CNBC Make It confirms.
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We are now on a glide path to repeat the existential nightmare that such weapons created.
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He can only watch, awed, as I glide to the rim on clouds made of candy.
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In its last fiscal year running from 28 to 201, Glide provided more than 23.5,22016 meals.
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Glide offers free legal services too, and those are just a few of the many programs.
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Proceeds go to the Glide Foundation to help the homeless in San Francisco, where BitTorrent is located.
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Or sold its entire collection, plus some, of 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils in one chest.
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And he could be sort of on that glide path to confirmation if he&aposs the pick.
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You can see the Model S easily glide through the flooded tunnel, leaving gas-powered cars behind.
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I felt sweat slide down our spines and the scrape and glide of fabrics I wasn't wearing.
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Urban Decay x Game of Thrones 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil in Lannister Gold, $22; sephora.com
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Hot-air balloons glide over Göreme, Turkey, on the first day of Eid al-Fitr, June 4.
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Geeta's teenage niece greeted the girl next door and watched her glide by wordlessly, like a ghost.
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The actors glide in and out of moments that are by turns intimate, absurd, frightening and poignant.
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You may arrive at Eventide Island by boat or a very long glide from a distant mountaintop.
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That said, the researchers don't have enough data to prove that this animal could glide or fly.
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Which is precisely what the Oregon Department of Transportation did yesterday near the small town of Glide.
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It's a relaxing reprieve from some of the faster-paced games, as you glide around the skies.
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The proceeds from the lunch go to the Glide Foundation to help the homeless in San Francisco.
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Mr Niinisto looks likely to glide to victory in the first round of voting on January 28th.
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The spacecraft is then meant to glide and land on a runway, just like a typical airplane.
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Cecil Williams, 86, Glide's co-founder and a pastor at Glide Memorial United Methodist Church, told Reuters.
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This hidden body part helps the birds glide through the water and belly-slide on land. 2.
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After all, Glide is a video messaging service, so selfie video is of the utmost importance here.
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And Rubio is hardly on a glide path to the nomination as it enters more conservative terrain.
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The wings eventually shift back to their normal position so that SpaceShipTwo can glide to a runway.
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For all of their ability to glide across court, they still made errors and played with nerves.
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Yet that is shorter than the seven-year glide path pushed by centrist Republicans, such as Sens.
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And it really just kind of helps it to glide on and to really get that intensity.
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Given his fascination with Buffett's teachings, Weschler was interested when he heard about the auctions for Glide.
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His nomination appeared to be on a glide path after a largely noncontroversial confirmation hearing last week.
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You can also choose to turn on Glide Typing, if that's your preferred mode of text entry.
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It's like this big—[stretches her hands out]—and when it spreads its wings it can glide.
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But, as the episodes glide by, the series hits a satisfying groove, skillfully mixing light and heavy.
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The Department of Defense called the test of the hypersonic glide body late on Thursday a success.
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In addition, the crossover's EZ Flex and Glide child-seat system also garnered praise from the editors.
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The animation segment shows the hypersonic glide vehicle separating from the rocket that launches it into space.
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All my life, I've made lists and set deadlines, never content, or even able, to just glide.
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Many economists and analysts, in fact, were expecting a slowing economy to glide to a soft landing.
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Gohmert withdrew his objection Monday evening -- allowing the technical corrections package to glide through to the Senate.
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They lean so hard to the left that their fingers glide on the ice at the turns.
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Dagger: A plane-launched hypersonic glide missile designed to evade missile defense with advanced speed and maneuverability.
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They are designed to make bodies more compact so they glide atop the water like sleek hulls.
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Critics of public option proposals point out that the path may not actually be so glide-y.
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As an anonymous accuser, her allegations weren't going to change Kavanaugh's glide path to the Supreme Court.
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There is evidence that some of the creatures could glide like flying squirrels and others could swim.
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After skimming down on the water, pilots glide the craft to the shores of turquoise Naknek Lake.
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So it's very easy for me to glide from our dinner table right over to my desk.
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All you have to do is apply your current cleanser, glide in a circular motion, and rinse.
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The Kremlin's hypersonic glide vehicle, dubbed Avangard, is designed to sit atop of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The Vanguard target-date fund glide path slowly increases retirees' TIPS investment to more than 10 percent.
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QUICK: THE WINNER FOR THE GLIDE FOUNDATION AUCTION PAYING $3.3 MILLION TO HAVE LUNCH WITH YOU TODAY.
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The direct fundraising for Glide church is only one small part of the philanthropic work Buffett does.
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I just wanted to glide around and pretend, for a little while, that I could play hockey.
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Whooshing, glistening, buzzing, gushing keyboard hooks glide alongside chipmunky pitch-corrected vocals, bliss point after bliss point.
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And on downhills, good skiers preserve their momentum and use it to glide up the next hill.
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"Regardless of coronavirus, regardless of the strike on Soleimani, the U.S. and Iran remain on an escalation glide path, and an escalation glide path is going to necessarily feature peaks and troughs of tension between the US and Iran and its partners and proxies in the region," he said.
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Each brush is designed to replicate the outline of your fingertips as you glide products across your face.
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The weeklong eBay auction to raise money for the Glide Foundation began Sunday and wrapped up Friday night.
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It is released at a height and speed that would allow it to glide unpowered to the target.
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The showrunners might ultimately glide past all these potential problems, however, given this season's bent toward fan service.
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Their inches-long claws prevent them from walking easily on land, but they glide easily through the water.
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But some engineers are trying to develop new hypersonic vehicles that can glide a nuke to its location.
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Otherwise, I can glide between apps with ease and play a match or two in Hearthstone no problem.
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Buffett, the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway Inc, has raised $23.6 million in 17 years of auctions for Glide.
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" Some conservatives, such as Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, have signaled an openness to that so-called "glide path.
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Nearly a half-million grasshoppers, purchased for consumption while watching Robinson Cano glide effortlessly around a baseball diamond.
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But as with the swans that glide on the Thames, a serene surface conceals some frantic paddling underneath.
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This piece of shit boulder was fucked up near Glide, Oregon, not Gilde, Oregon, which does not exist.
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ON MAY 29TH electric scooters began legally to glide down cycle lanes in the Swedish city of Helsingborg.
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Most financial advisors buy into the idea of the decreasing-risk glide path that target-date funds follow.
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The vehicle uses shockwaves generated by its own flight in the air to glide at a high speed.
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They have "dermal denticles," ergonomic scales that help them glide through the water with greater ease and speed.
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When you watch World Champion surfer Carissa Moore glide through the waves, she looks elegant, strong and confident.
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Rather, the overtly political pieces glide along a plane somewhere between history painting and stream-of-consciousness poetry.
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I used Body Glide Original Anti-Chafe Balm, a deodorant-look-a-like stick, to help prevent that.
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The CMRA band comes from Israeli startup Glide, who already makes an Apple Watch-compatible video chat app.
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The sleek vessels are equipped with L-shaped hydrofoils that let them glide dramatically out of the water.
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It immediately becomes obvious what role this button serves when you glide your finger on the scroll wheel.
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She pushed a few times, a bump and a jerk every time her hands broke my backward glide.
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Pushing the concept of hypersonics even further, Russia has also been working on the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle.
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Instead, the company has worked with agencies like America Works and Glide, which help ex-prisoners get jobs.
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Marathoners glide straight onto the bridge at East 126th Street, ending the First Avenue phase of the race.
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Who has the most pressure on them as they glide across the ice in their horrific knife shoes?
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He can't resist: "You just gently glide your weasel," he says, savoring the double-entendre and the laugh.
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You want to put a little glide in your stride as we head out for the Wednesday puzzle?
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AI, Truora, Middesk, Glide and FlockJay, among others, had signed term sheets before the big day, for example.
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Excellent maneuverability, a smooth ride, and aerodynamic design make the Thule Urban Glide 2 the best jogging stroller.
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Often, when the economy runs into trouble, it goes through a slow glide from good times to bad.
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Some players yank off their jerseys or drop to their knees and glide across the turf in glee.
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The film itself doesn't so much deepen as continue to glide on its seductive surfaces and teasing promise.
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Russia is leading the way with Avangard hypersonic boost glide vehicles allegedly capable of flying at Mach 2628.
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What had been described as a gentle glide along a ridge after a tough initial ascent proved unrelenting.
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The pegs glide smoothly along the tracks, and the flaps will easily oblige the most timid cat's paws.
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I pictured the cross-country skiers who would glide through the next morning and find a frozen lesbian.
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But crisis averted does not mean America is on a glide path to a better relationship with Tehran.
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These speedy sharks also have a face shaped like a cone to glide through the water more efficiently.
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But it is rounded and substantial, moving across the mouth with the glide and density of extralight coffee.
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The mix of investments and the shift in allocation, sometimes called a glide path, vary greatly by plan.
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The chart below (click to enlarge) shows how glide paths can differ even within the same fund provider.
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The common "spin" technique uses rotational momentum for power rather than the more traditional and linear "glide" approach.
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Glide is the only site in the Tenderloin where you can walk in and reserve a shelter bed.
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To glide against each other, these bones need some lubing, kind of like a dick before anal sex.
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Glide is taking preorders starting Wednesday, but the camera strap is not actually set to ship until spring.
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Glide past those pesky peddlers in style on one of these: the best electric bikes we could find.
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" But, he added, "We don't want to be on a glide slope to a situation like Syria and Iraq.
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Glide also runs three supportive housing developments nearby, where residents receive social services in addition to a roof overhead.
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Brokenshire has warned the parties that they are on "a glide path to greater and greater UK government intervention".
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The simulations revealed strings of fast-moving atoms that glide through the otherwise frustrated material like a conga line.
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Featherwing beetles don't flap their wings, but instead use them to glide through the air like a dandelion wisp.
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Oh, if I get up there I can probably glide to the island in the middle of that lake.
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After a scorching, supersonic dash through Mars's thin atmosphere, it was supposed to glide gently towards the planet's surface.
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December's flight test marked the space plane's very first solo glide, following four "captive" flights aboard a carrier plane.
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Buffett got involved with Glide after his first wife, Susan, became a volunteer, and continued after her 2004 death.
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It also has a laser glide sensor, which allows for tracking mechanical gliding at high speeds with increased accuracy.
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While Trump is in town, no one can balloon, hang glide, skydive or tow a banner over the estate.
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Each emerges in their new looks and, as if in sync, half-skip, half-glide back onto the set.
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Look up in the trees and tens of thousands of dollars of camera gear silently glide by on wires.
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Much of the past year seemed to imply a smooth glide path for both the TPP and the renminbi.
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KS: I saw a speech that Van Jones gave here a million years ago at the church, Glide Memorial.
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And while she seemed to glide across the Cannes carpet, the model did suffer from a minor wardrobe malfunction.
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I get caught up in the texture of their voices and how they slot into the beat's smooth glide.
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A stray glide into open space, and he had plenty of time to raise his arms up in celebration.
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Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison is on a glide path to becoming the next chair of the Democratic National Committee.
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In the subsequent seven years, only about 2½ — from mid-2012 to late 2014 — were an easy upward glide.
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Probably you know it, the weird sinuous glide across the stage, sometimes with a microphone stand and sometimes not.
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Users can glide their fingers over the keys they want to type and have the Priv predict their text.
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A gap little wider than the boat materialized, allowing us to glide silently along through a tunnel of trees.
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So the company has only done a few unpowered glide flights with Unity since the vehicle's debut in 21.
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Mr. Bunnell asked him to meet him at Glide Memorial Church, where he was active, on a Sunday morning.
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China, by contrast, appears to have been testing boost-glide weapons at a range of less than 2,000 kilometers.
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Layered but still light, it allows even the dullest butter knife to glide right through, revealing a beautiful interior.
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Glide, a startup that automatically turns spreadsheets into functional mobile apps, announced $3.6 million in seed funding on Tuesday.
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The weapon, known as Tactical Boost Glide, is scheduled to be dropped from military planes during testing next year.
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Described as "flap, flap, flap … glide," their strong wing beats are interspersed with regular and graceful periods of gliding.
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Now in its 19th year, the event has raised more than $25 million for Glide, a San Francisco charity.
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Now in its 230th year, the event has raised more than $21 million for Glide, a San Francisco charity.
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Once the ability ends three seconds later, Echo can use her Glide passive to drift around in mid-air.
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Glide has since opened two branches, but they deal only in European cars, which are more popular in Japan.
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The Caldecott Honor-winning Idle's ("Flora and the Flamingo") art seems to glide and dance mischievously across the pages.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," Buffett said in a statement.
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A strong performance by Sanders in those delegate-rich contests could put Sanders on glide path to the nomination.
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ISTANBUL — Baris Dede, a game design student, had a question: How easily did Viking longboats glide through the water?
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Slathering skin with Vaseline or Body Glide and placing Band-Aids on sensitive areas can also help prevent chafing.
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Trilobites When honeybees fall into water, they generate their own ripples, then glide to dry land, a study found.
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She attended Washington High School, worshipped at Glide Church, and became San Francisco's first African American female streetcar conductor.
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Control surfaces on glide vehicles mean they can steer an unpredictable course and manoeuvre sharply as they approach impact.
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Andri Ragettli is a teenage skier from Switzerland who manages to glide through this parkour training course with ease.
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His big-spending, glide-over-the-early-BS approach is the only one that likely could work for him.
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Learning your poetry and numbers, reprimanded by Mr. Ramirez for the many paper planes you'd glide across the classroom.
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Suakim would pick the foot up and glide in behind it and Nasukawa would be at the ropes again.
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When they're ready to taxi, Wells and Edwards pitch the rotors forward a few degrees and glide toward the runway.
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She believes her skis didn't glide enough to escape the other racers on the final descent to the finish line.
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The stiffness and camber of each individual ski also determines how they will grab and glide on the snow surface.
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Glide from room to room with the unique DuoClean floorhead, with two brush rolls that deliver results you'll actually notice.
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Galapagos and Sandbar sharks glide within a few feet of my body, their eyes gleaming like buttons on a peacoat.
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"Do you have any stats on how many Glide clients are using it?" asks Zendesk's corporate social responsibility program coordinator.
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The Glide Ensemble sings on one side of the bar, and the Warriors crowd gasps and cheers on the other.
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Glide, a social-networking startup, recently launched CMRA, a smartwatch band for the Apple Watch with two built-in cameras.
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Right, but what made him so able to glide through this world without detection while presenting such an outsized image?
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Control surfaces on the glide vehicle mean it can steer an unpredictable course and maneuver sharply as it approaches impact.
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Virgin Galactic's spaceplane, SpaceShipTwo, went on its first free flight on Friday, performing an unpowered glide over the Mojave Desert.
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If the AirPods case looks like a Glide dental floss dispenser, Google's is something approaching a fast food hamburger container.
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The proceeds from the auction will benefit Glide, a charity dedicated to helping the homeless and poor in San Francisco.
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Will there be a crazy intelligent infotainment system to keep passengers entertained as they glide along in the I.D. Vizzion?
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At Savanna Rags, in Mansfield in the English Midlands, 1.53 tonnes of old clothes glide along conveyor belts each week.
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It can even glide through the air for periods of time, just like a stalking bird of prey would do.
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Virgin Galactic has been busy since returning to the air in late 2016 for the first of those glide flights.
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While talking to Dixon, Coates acknowledges the "power imbalance" in their past, but they seem to let it glide by.
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The difference is, those other creatures have webs between their elbows and legs that help them glide between the trees.
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Small dragons glide through the sky, and lizards with powerful jaws putter around, apparently immune to the flesh-melting rains.
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Williams said Buffett talks with him a few times a year, about Glide and whatever else is on their minds.
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Near the top of the hill, we turn right and glide down a paved road that resembles a bobsled run.
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The business that classical procedural shows glide over or simply skip is the only business The Night Of cares about.
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The ads illuminate Clinton's strategy: Portray Trump as unfit to be commander-in-chief and glide to victory this fall.
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There are two figures supporting the notion that China's export growth will continue a downward glide in the years ahead.
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You can set it to glide across a rail at nine different speed levels, shoot 360-degree time-lapse movies.
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Body Glide is the common solution to chafing, but for me, that was effective only for runs under 12 miles.
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They will glide underwater for a month—having set sail on June 24th—across a 400km sweep of international water.
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All we needed to do to make BB-8 glide around was slap the band on and move our arm.
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As you're walking, instead of strutting, you're much more in the movement of your hips, which allows you to glide.
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During that stretch, Buffett has raised over $26 million for the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity for the homeless.
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You can equip a different Hollow to jump higher, glide in mid-air, walk on water, and clear various barriers.
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The puzzle element was still there, but it was pressed against enemies who weren't interested in letting me glide by.
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When electricity was applied, it allowed electrons to glide along the two edges of the materials' surfaces in opposite directions.
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We clamber into the car — me, my friend Craig and a Times photographer, Hilary Swift — and glide down Atlantic Avenue.
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Remember last week, when Brett M. Kavanaugh seemed to be on a glide path to becoming a Supreme Court justice?
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So they chose one—defending the pass—and Jackson used a quick first step to glide into the end zone.
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The approach of a recession looks and feels an awful lot like the glide path to a soft economic landing.
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The smooth glide of an Ella Fitzgerald song is digitally represented in streaming audio by an enormous number of bits.
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For super-parched skin, richer formulas deliver higher doses of hydration and coverage but still glide on without feeling heavy.
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Arizona's Ivy InvestEd 529 plan moved to neutral from negative after lowering its fees and smoothing out its glide paths.
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They even fly, some of them, or at least glide, launching themselves into the air from trees they have climbed.
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Mr. Newsom's decision to glide over that point is testimony to his dominant position in the race to succeed Gov.
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Smith & Wollensky has been hosting the luncheons for Buffett since 225 and donates at least $2000,21994 to Glide each year.
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For the truly adventurous, glide headfirst down Canada's only public skeleton track and reach speeds of more than 19923 mph.
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They also had remarkably flexible shoulders needed to climb up trees and then maneuver through the air during a glide.
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It also has a pivoting head that helps glide over knees and ankles and through the contours of your underarms.
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The two-wheelers glide down a bike lane on Hoyt Street, which links Downtown Brooklyn with thriving brownstone-lined neighborhoods.
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The Russian weapon — known as a hypersonic glide vehicle — can fly lower in the atmosphere, avoiding ballistic missile defense radars.
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The owners use the gallery to display art, Mr. Klonaris said, and often glide along its travertine floors on scooters.
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Hypersonic cruise missiles can fly at altitudes up to 100,000 feet whereas hypersonic glide vehicles can fly above 100,000 feet.
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Mr. Trump's luck was to inherit an economy that had been on a steadily improving glide path since around 2010.
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Glide also offers affordable health care to the homeless and poor, including mental health care and non-Western holistic treatments.
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I glide through the lobby to open a door at the back of the room and enter Public, Private, Secret.
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Simon also developed exercises to understand how grip works and also sessions to learn how to glide with a car.
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Ditto for figure skaters, who need to ensure they're light and agile enough to jump and glide across the ice.
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No single painting hovers above the rest; rather they all seem to glide into each other while also breaking apart.
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That gives us the confidence to be on the glide path to ... having this vehicle in the market in 2021.
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All this allows skaters to glide, hydroplane-like, on a thin, thin film of water in a channel they carve.
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The film's non-deconstructive technique consists of a telescoping slow glide (evoking machine vision) with minimal editing and cross fading.
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Here are the best jogging strollers you can buy:Best jogging stroller overall: Thule Urban Glide 2Best jogging stroller runner-up: Bob Revolution ProBest jogging stroller on a budget: Chicco TreBest jogging stroller for zipping around town: Bumbleride SpeedBest jogging stroller for super serious runners: Thule Glide 2Best multi-sport jogging stroller: Burley D'Lite Trailer
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The colors range from intense blues to rusty reds — in a mixture of shimmery and matte finishes — and glide on seamlessly.
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Plus, that wacky three-prong nodule has a purpose: It's shaped to easily glide across skin, like a mini spa treatment.
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Ad-clouds glide through the sky above the city, converted by projectors to flying billboards, sky-high beautiful faces smiling down.
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"The glide path refers to how the reduction of that will be achieved and what it will look like," Vedi said.
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Bailey added that slowing volumes and a lack of any overtly bad political news could also be helping shares glide higher.
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THIS week the doors of the Design Museum in London will glide open to admit visitors after a six-month hiatus.
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Glide released a similar app for Huawei Watch and the 49mm ASUS ZenWatch 2, both of which have built-in speakers.
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Drum machines maintain a suppressed midtempo glide as luscious keyboards, fruity strings, and the occasional funk guitar drip drop all over.
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Cecil Williams, the 23-year-old pastor emeritus of the affiliated Glide Memorial United Methodist Church, and his wife Janice Mirikitani.
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A flattering hue can glide on and pull your look together, even if you're not wearing a spot of makeup elsewhere.
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This particular version of the spacecraft, dubbed SpaceShipTwo VSS Unity, has performed seven glide tests since it was built in 2016.
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Your days are numbered, now that China's taking its new commuter bus, that can glide over cars, out for a spin.
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Glide: There has been a pretty major trend towards services that make it easier to build web pages or mobile apps.
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During the second world war, German engineers tried to extend the range of von Braun's V-22020 by having it glide.
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With the right policies, honestly executed, rolling stock, rather than livestock, could someday glide along the tracks of the Transnordestina railway.
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The unique antimicrobial steel-tip applicator features three little rollerballs, which glide onto skin without disrupting whatever is already on it.
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He times it, turns it, and uses specific formulas, knowing where and how long the paint can glide before it sets.
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Auction proceeds benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity that serves people who are poor, homeless or battling substance abuse.
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But the-- I think we talked the GLIDE luncheon time about the packaged goods brands losing some ground against the retailers.
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The durable cart can transport up to 100 pounds and its wheels glide smoothly over sand, grass, pavement, boardwalk, and more.
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On Tuesday, a defence official said the aircraft used the 2,000-lb Israeli-made SPICE 2503 glide bomb in the strike.
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To cheer for one team over another is to glide from pain to joy and back again with timelessly indescribable feeling.
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On deployment, an onboard navigation system would guide Pouncer to glide towards the target area, similar to askydiver wearing a wingsuit.
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He could conceivably bully all of them into line, and place Obamacare on a glide path to oblivion over their objections.
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You only really care whether or not Beyoncé and her twins will glide across the red carpet at tonight's Met Gala.
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Proceeds will benefit the Glide Foundation, a San Francisco charity that serves people who are poor, homeless or battling substance abuse.
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The presumption here is that Rohrabacher will easily glide through the primary, where the top-two vote getters advance to November.
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"It is run by a very special man, Cecil Williams," Buffett told CNBC in 2017, referring to the Glide co-founder.
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The person who was willing to do what was necessary to make sure Trump was able to glide past potential pitfalls.
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The other is a so-called glide vehicle that would be launched atop a ballistic missile and then separate on reentry.
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He sought to glide over his previous criticism of Mr. Trump's proposed ban on Muslim immigrants, choosing instead to criticize Mrs.
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Unity underwent extensive engine testing and seven glide tests before Virgin Galactic said it was ready for a powered test flight.
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The brand recommends using the roller with a serum or oil to help it glide smoothly over the skin without tugging.
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Even if you get it done, the floss will not glide smoothly through the needle and will leave your stitches uneven.
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It performed just as they had hoped, with a glide ratio of four (moving four feet forward for every foot dropped).
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The latter will help maintain the economy's glide path in 2018 as the demand-side stimulus of the tax cuts abates.
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Centrists are also pushing for a longer glide path for phasing out federal dollars that allowed 31 states to expand Medicaid.
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You can brood on a clock tower or glide through the skies if you want, actively taking watch over Batman's domain.
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Van Jones, of all people, was at Glide Memorial, I was talking to a bunch of young kids from the city.
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O'Brady said that the terrain had a bit of glide, and that allowed him to use short strokes with his skis.
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That helps landlords glide through loopholes to get their buildings out of the rent-regulation system and onto the open market.
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Even as you glide past a luminous stranger, the instant crushes that start and end as subway doors close are fleeting.
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Until Sunday evening, however, it seemed that Trump was on a glide path to acquittal by the end of the week.
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Skateboards — a mode of transportation, an instrument of art, a totem of defiance — now glide across American sidewalks, plazas and streets.
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"We're on the glide path, slowly, towards positive free cash flow," Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said on the company's earnings call.
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Skateboards — a mode of transportation, an instrument of art, a totem of defiance — now glide across American sidewalks, plazas and streets.
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She moves deliberately, a habit she acquired after living for decades with chronic pain, and seems to glide rather than walk.
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The ghostly specter of FKA Twigs' divine soprano, so beautifully agile in its ability to glide across the dimly-lit beat.
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It's less of a stroll and more of a glide — controlled but not stiff, oozing confidence and sensuality with every step.
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You guide the knight using the joystick while tapping the button lets you fly, hover, or glide down to the ground.
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Branson expressed his own excitement for Virgin Galactic's most recent accomplishment, noting that this will hopefully be their final glide test.
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When I do catch a wave and feel the glide, I'll hold onto that feeling for hours, days or even weeks.
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Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu informed Putin that the first missile unit equipped with the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle entered combat duty.
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While the songs here might be slow, they're never meandering, able to blissfully glide with Homan's croon and delicate guitar playing.
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On Tuesday, a defense official said the aircraft used the 2,000-lb Israeli-made SPICE 2000 glide bomb in the strike.
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The soles on the bottom of them just allow me to slide and glide the way that I like to onstage.
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Back then, South Carolina was going to be the next firewall -- now it's viewed more as a glide state into March.
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Glide, a company known for its messaging software rather than for hardware, says it is stepping up to fill that void.
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"I think a three-year glide path or a five-year glide path is not going to make a big difference in terms of whether states are able to keep the expansion going," said Cindy Mann, who served as the federal director of Medicaid during the Affordable Care Act's administration and is now a partner at Manatt Health.
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"We are going to have a good time and Glide will use his contribution to help many thousands of people," he added.
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We glide to a stop at the edge of a deserted plaza near a train station so Fadell can reboot his iPhone.
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Remi's liquid vocal takes glide over the skittering Black Milk beats, while Raiza's gravelly voice is urgent and unflappable on every cut.
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Google gave Glide $100,000 for an electronic storage system designed to give the underhoused ready access to personal documents for housing applications.
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Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota described it, appears to have set the retired Marine Corps general on a glide path to confirmation.
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Jedrzejczyk isn't infallible of course, she did occasionally find herself too close to the fence to simply glide back and circle around.
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I tilt the joystick a few degrees, roll the wheel on the lever to my left, and we glide over the pavement.
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These glide vehicles follow a much flatter and lower trajectory than the high, arching path of a ballistic missile, these researchers say.
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A recent Y Combinator standout, Glide, chose First Round Capital as its lead investor after reviewing multiple term sheets, sources tell TechCrunch.
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It also comes with pitch bend and mod wheels, variable glide, an expression pedal to CV out, and a sustain pedal in.
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Hillary Clinton, who just three days ago seemed on a glide path to a date with history, is suddenly on the defensive.
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Humid, hot climates swallow consonants while letting long vowels glide by, smoothing angular English into the drawl of the Southern United States.
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Gboard comes packed with a lot of other features—like gif and photo search and glide typing—that you'll probably never use.
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Glide vehicles pull up after re-entering the atmosphere, using the curvature of the Earth to delay detection by ballistic-missile defences.
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But what if you had a magic wand that could glide over everything and make precise measurements for you without the hassle?
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Still a lower growth rate than the House beginning in 2025 and a three-year glide path for phasing out Medicaid expansion.
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The balloons glide so slow and often low to the ground so you can see the animals that I never felt scared.
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In an Instagram story that was apparently viewed by 123 million people, Teigen documented a snail's slow glide across a wooden deck.
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Today, he releases his most ambitious and expansive release in that vein to date, the double LP Trust the Guide and Glide.
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And the company plans to do several glide flights — where the spaceplane glides without firing its engine — before rocket-powered tests begin.
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Image via Watching it arc through the air and glide around, you can just imagine its potential for filmmakers and VR artists.
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But even a person who's gained approval from Republicans in the past isn't guaranteed to glide through as a Supreme Court nominee.
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Proceeds benefit the Glide Foundation, a charity in San Francisco's Tenderloin district that serves the poor, homeless or those battling substance abuse.
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Buffett offered the lunch by auction to raise money for anti-poverty charity Glide, which has said it has received Sun's donation.
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The test of Avangard, a hypersonic boost-glide weapon, was a "perfect New Year's gift for the country", said President Vladimir Putin.
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From there, it goes through a series of glide tests, where a pilot will steer the plane through escalating low-altitude drifts.
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You glide into the pits; Andretti hits his marks and the pit crew goes to work with another lightning-quick passenger change.
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Unity underwent extensive engine testing and seven glide tests before Virgin Galactic said it was ready to make another rocket-powered flight.
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But the 1991 version moves briskly enough to glide over these pitfalls, whereas the 2017 version lumbers along in stops and starts.
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A foreskin is like a fin, helping this sea hero glide through the ocean, and thus, our sweet Aquaman is still uncut.
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"We will maintain the fiscal discipline," he said, expressing confidence that existing policies will let India "glide" to a stronger financial position.
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It took maybe two years to be able to sort of glide, and then actually be able to fly in all directions.
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Meals glide on currents of fish sauce and lime juice, steered by the staff's attention to the mechanics of family-style service.
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You have someone who can glide back and forth across that line so effortlessly that you get to play with that idea.
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But more likely, he said, he expects the "escalation glide path" to proceed as it would without the world facing a pandemic.
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The tour ends in the garden, where goldfish glide in a pond and a stone gargoyle looks thoughtful among the winter greenery.
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Some of the best moments are meticulously choreographed set pieces in which cameras and characters glide around each other, with dialogue overlapping.
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China, meanwhile, is testing a new warhead called a "hypersonic glide vehicle" that can fly fast enough to evade most missile defenses.
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The sharp, terse guitar solo, skyrocketing up suddenly in the middle, mimics the main riff's rhythm and augments the song's natural glide.
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It continues to glide on the screen for just a few short milliseconds after you stop moving your finger on the trackpad.
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The iron has a rounded barrel and floating plates, letting it glide through hair easily to straighten or create a textured style.
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We spent the next three days on our klotok, cruising the rivers of Tanjung Puting National Park, watching the jungle glide past.
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He was able to glide the Boeing 767 over 40 miles to a disused military base airfield in the town of Gimli.
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Pompeo&aposs assertion that the JCPOA guaranteed there was a "glide path for Iran to have a nuclear weapon" was also misleading.
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But it could also go the other way, where Trump is too strong and is on a glide path to the nomination.
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Another $224 million would go toward speeding up the development of a regional glide phase weapon system to defend against hypersonic missiles.
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He said he hoped the next central bank head would continue the "glide path" on gradually raising interest rates established by Yellen.
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The wall dividing it from the kitchen is now made entirely of glass, with an automatic door for servers to glide through.
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"Norf Norf" thrives on this duality: a sleek delivery of clever lines that glide on the surface of a tense, twitchy atmosphere.
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I've heard that two-propeller planes can fly on one engine and that even if both engines fail the plane can glide.
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"When you watch Steph Curry glide down the basketball court, and Beyoncé dance across the stage, it sure looks easy," he said.
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Putin has described the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle as a technological breakthrough comparable to the 1957 Soviet launch of the first satellite.
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China has tested its own hypersonic glide vehicle, believed to be capable of traveling at least five times the speed of sound.
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Her graceful, bounding glide, always on the balls of her feet, as if there is an unseen high-jump bar to clear.
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Despite our efforts, every time we let her go, she would glide a few feet and then turn on her side, immobile.
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I want to dive deeper into that, but I want to make sure we don't glide past the "50 Cent Party" reference.
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"The camera is only valuable when it is out and ready to take a photo or video," said Glide CEO Ari Roisman.
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It was right around that time that a young Cecil Williams was ramping up the outreach programs in his new Glide Memorial Church.
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In a way, Glide has become a lab, with the accidental effect of illuminating how tech does and does not approach nontech problems.
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It has a special membrane which allows it to glide up to 50 metres (164 feet) between trees, according to the Australian Museum.
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China has a lead in hypersonic glide weapons, travelling at a mile a second, against which aircraft carriers currently have no reliable defences.
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Moscow's hypersonic glide vehicle, dubbed Avangard, has been in development for three decades and is designed to sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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And the walk from the dark of the theater, to the light of the day, gives us the grease to make one glide.
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A moment of freefall in the thin air, but the parafoil would soon take over and glide it safely to the landing site.
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The ball then bounced high and behind Anger, allowing Hardee to run under it practically in stride and glide into the end zone.
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Libra likes to glide along the surface rather than dive into any one issue, so try not to fixate on anything too complicated.
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The company implies that this could be limited if UK politicians could offer a clearer glide path to the business environment post-Brexit.
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Rob Portman, a Republican from Ohio, has proposed a seven-year "glide path" that would more gradually phase out the federal match funds.
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Its highlights include an expandable frame that allows for 25% more packing space and Glide-Tech 360-degree dual wheels for steady movement.
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Yet he's managed to glide his way into a comfortable life – steady job, nice apartment, live-in girlfriend – because of course he has.
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Buffett, 88, has raised about $34.2 million for Glide in 20 annual auctions, which began in 2000 and moved to eBay in 2003.
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Seeing their hands glide through the massive piles of butter makes us crave it even more than usual — and that's saying a lot.
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Then, you turn on the device — "adjusting the speed to your preference," he says — and let the bristles gently glide across your face.
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Her skin looked utterly radiant — even glowier than that time I watched her glide across the stage as Glinda in Wicked years ago.
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Covered in glass, the Touch Bar is a pleasure to, well, touch, and thanks to the matte finish, my fingers glide over it.
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Unlike Football Manager, in which largely indistinguishable players glide across the field, FIFA boasts fluid, head-to-head play and astonishingly detailed graphics.
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The higher-sitting Urus has Lambo's signature power, engine sound and bold angles but can easily glide over potholes, dirt and steep bumps.
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The heavy duty YKK zippers glide easily, and both the main compartment and large organizer pocket have zipper security loops to deter pickpockets.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," says Buffett, in a written statement about the auction.
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A group of bystanders gets involved, and we glide helplessly back up in the elevator, watching the dramatic climax slide out of reach.
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"Glide really takes people who have hit rock bottom and helps bring them back," said Buffett, in a written statement about the auction.
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So here's a simple question: Why haven't these demographics swept Hillary Clinton to a big polling lead and a smooth glide to victory?
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Instead of bunching up to prevent the jerk in the other lane from cutting in, you leave space so he can glide in.
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"Hensarling wants to be a purist, but there needs to be a glide path" for flood insurance recipients, said one Florida GOP lawmaker.
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" This includes presidential candidates who have stated that the public option "will be a very natural glide path to the single payer environment.
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Warren Buffett is auctioning off another chance to grab lunch with him as part of his annual charity partnership with the Glide Foundation.
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That's when the earth has warmed up enough to release heat into pockets of air called thermal currents on which the eagles glide.
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Buffett has been a longtime supporter of Glide, offering to have lunch with the highest bidder at the annual auction for 20 years.
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Barr appears to be on a glide path to confirmation after easily clearing the Judiciary Committee along a party-line vote on Thursday.
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The country is also developing sophisticated ballistic missile warheads and hypersonic glide vehicles that could counter the ballistic missile defense system, per Ashley.
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They paved the way for the likes of Zayn Malik and modern-era Britney Spears to ditch the drops and let things glide.
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The immersive work sees fragmentary sentences and words glide past you, with computerised passageways covered with etchings, and trees constructed purely by letters.
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The first time you glide past a long-time bike commuter on their speedy everyday whip, you will feel like a bougie jerk.
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Facial verification is being widely tested in China: to pay in supermarkets, glide through the gates at railway stations and even withdraw cash.
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Rooney's new one is a lot like her old one; her books glide along similar tracks and can bleed together in your mind.
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I don't so much walk as glide down the hill to the subway station, texting with Edward and reading the early match reports.
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Paddy Rangappa, Singapore One can only think of the balletic glide, wily smarts and raw talent of a Michael Jordan when watching Roger.
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Just choose one of the three cleaning modes – high, sensitive, or massage – and casually glide the self-adjusting brush heads along your teeth.
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Looking at the smooth, antiquated mechanical glide of my watch's second hand, I felt, if not calm, then ready for whatever happened next.
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Speed skaters reduce the frequency of their steps to glide fast, but hockey players practically run on the ice to build up speed.
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Buffett spoke on his 88th birthday and ahead of his annual lunch in New York with the winning bidder of the Glide auction.
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Nonetheless, I spent hours watching the tiny fish glide in circles, praying that they would not be floating belly up the next day.
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WE'RE AT SMITH AND WOLLENSKY WHERE THE LUNCH FOR THE ANNUAL GLIDE FOUNDATION LUNCH THE CHARITABLE AUCTION MR. BUFFETT DOES IS TAKING PLACE.
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He said China also is pursuing advances in cyber, artificial intelligence, engineering and technology, counter-space, anti-satellite capabilities and hypersonic glide weapons.
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You can also put together an anti-chafing sample pack of things like Body Glide, Run Guard, Chamois Butt'r or plain ol' Vaseline.
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Namajunas's feints threw off Jedrzejczyk's timing and her footwork allowed her to glide in and out of exchanging range on her own terms.
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Glide has been working on the product for 18 months and has working preproduction units with final hardware components in place, Roisman said.
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Choose Glide typing instead of Preferences on the Gboard menu and you can switch on glide typing, where you can slide your finger along the keyboard without lifting it up from the screen—based on your starting and stopping, the keyboard should be able to work out what you're trying to type, and you might find it a faster input method.
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It's all about freedom with a cordless device, as you glide from carpets to hard floors and reach anywhere in your home, with ease.
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Dr. McDevitt recommends Pjur Bodyglide, which doesn't break down in water, "so it lets bodies glide across each other much more sensually," she says.
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In a way, that inclusive ethos is being tested more now than it was when Glide welcomed the hippies and Panthers and drug dealers.
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Knock him back with a jab step, pump fake him into a lunging panic, then glide by with the grace of a ballet dancer?
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With the provisions that I wear a Glide sweatshirt and generally keep my mouth shut, I am allowed to come along for a day.
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"She was so beautiful," added Kapostasy, who teared up watching the 1998 Olympic singles figure skating gold-medalist glide down the 200-foot aisle.
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You could turn left/right to aim, but if you tried moving closer or further away, the Pokémon would just glide around with you.
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She performs a down-and-out version of what the essayist and critic Logan Pearsall Smith called a "swimgloat," a triumphal glide through society.
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This "multi-modal" approach could also increase the safety of delivery drones by allowing them to glide, land or perch if something goes wrong.
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He seemed to glide across the Earth while others were forced to merely roll—a gift best exemplified in the timeless classic Ban This.
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Guided by cameras and computer systems trained to recognize specific objects, the robots' arms glide over moving conveyor belts until they reach their target.
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Image: holbox/ShutterstockMigratory birds can glide over very long distances with minimal wing-flapping, thanks to their strategic use of rising warm air currents.
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Still, we've got to find some way of killing time until those nine beautiful episodes glide their way into our hungry, hungry Netflix accounts.
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"Heads turned (especially the boys) as a slight, beautiful angel seemed more to glide than walk toward the front of the auditorium," Crouch wrote.
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They would glide out, as if by magic, just as the owner reached the vehicle, by responding to a signal from an electronic key.
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While humans need the right tools for the right job, some robots simply need the right outfit to roll, carry, push, and even glide.
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He was such a dab hand, though, that he sometimes came in sideways, crab-wise, without a batsman, to glide to a perfect stop.
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Gillespie was expected to glide through the primary but faced an unexpectedly close race against Corey Stewart, a co-chair of Trump's Virginia campaign.
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The cars glide across but one is turning, so I pass in front of it because I know that it will make that turn.
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Harleys range in cost from $8,000 to $40,000, according to Cheapism, and the $19,000 Road Glide earned top marks in 2017 from Popular Mechanics.
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But Kennedy said a skilled pilot could glide the plane approximately 120 miles (193 km) from its cruising altitude after running out of fuel.
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The ceramic coated sole plate on the Ivation travel iron gives it the ability to glide freely across all garments, according to Jen Reviews.
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Mr. Fitch took up photography after Glide Memorial asked him to provide pictures for books on urban issues that the church had begun publishing.
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With Mr. Joel standing behind him, the governor signed the legislation and then returned to his black 2001 Harley-Davidson Electra Glide Ultra Classic.
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Instead, it seemed to glide in a smooth fluid way, more akin to classic racing games like Wipeout or the speeders of Star Wars.
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But given the distance a jet plane can glide, it would take the range of the search well beyond the area currently being scoured.
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Using this select group as a model, students could possibly be taught or directed to fight the tendency to glide through online texts. 4.
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But if New START is not extended, Russia would be able to field both the heavy missile and boost-glide system without any constraints.
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The worst flood since 1927Randy and Victoria Darden glide across the water, 6 feet above what should be a healthy field of soybean crops.
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Sleek black loons, herring gulls, harlequin ducks and oldsquaw dive at the fish on the surface, and eagles, falcons, terns and plovers glide above.
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The billionaire first pointed out that Cecil Williams, founder of the Glide Foundation, does what he loves by taking care of the less fortunate.
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His teachers say that he has chosen easy courses he can glide through with minimal effort, and that he is often late or absent.
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The proceeds of the auction benefit Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco that Buffett became involved with through his late wife, Susie.
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But he more-than compensated for it with drives, which often resemble a WD-40'd-up glide along a track to the bucket.
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Sila Sveta pre-recorded Abalikhina's choreography, then edited the footage so dancers would appear to float, glide, and glitch alongside bold colors and shapes.
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I'd touch one wall, push off and glide through that whoosh of momentum, then propel myself forward until I got to the other wall.
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Against Duffy, Vick would raise his knee and glide in, or superman punch to make distance, before falling in on the double collar tie.
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The J.One Hana Cream comes in spherical "eggs" of supercharged skin food that burst and glide on to impart an essential dose of nutrients.
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A startling and pleasing feature is her use of synthesizers, which glide subtly along her vocal loops in tranquil arpeggios and low-humming tones.
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But while many brands will also get you to your destination in luxury, few will glide you there as if you were the queen.
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The central bank's job is to keep growth on a stable glide path, sacrificing booms to fend off high inflation and job-costing busts.
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A Mach 14 Waverider glide vehicle, which takes its name from its ability to generate high lift and ride on its own shock waves.
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They need some predictability, a glide path to a low-carbon world, and they can't afford to just sit back and hope it happens.
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But in the process of sorting through them, one can glide right by the seemingly less important moments that help make the show special.
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Wirecutter recommends the Cuisipro Surface Glide, which has sharp, etched teeth for shredding rock solid butter well before it has a chance to melt.
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Like any decent shaving cream is supposed to do, Gillette Foamy Original Shaving Cream helps your razor glide smoothly and minimizes nicks and cuts.
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Parnas and Fruman's glide past regulation and regulators underlines how much work needs to be done to protect the integrity of our political system.
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Buffett joined CNBC ahead of his lunch at the Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in New York with the winning bidder of the annual Glide auction.
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When the yen soared after the 2008 global financial crisis, making imports cheaper for Japanese buyers, Glide was importing about 100 vehicles a month.
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In 2012, the police cordoned off much of the city center to allow Mr. Putin's motorcade to glide through quiet streets toward the Kremlin.
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In his Fourth Symphony ("Physics," 1984), he modified a piano, adding a movable bar that could glide over the strings to change their pitches.
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Russia claims one such weapon, the Avangard, consists of a glide vehicle attached to a ballistic missile and has a range of 21625,2900 miles.
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Days after Christmas, Russia deployed its hypersonic glide missiles—a new kind of reentry vehicle meant to deliver nuclear warheads past missile defense systems.
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In Regina, whose individualism is refined rather than rugged, Hellman created one of the stage's great antiheroines and a glide bomb of a role.
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He cautioned investors to watch out for a similar "glide path" in existing markets for the company in Europe in 2020, like the Netherlands.
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She also said the Trump policy is counter to the "very long glide path" of the U.S. reducing its emphasis on nuclear weapons use.
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If the world had begun gradually phasing out carbon emissions several decades ago, a gentle glide path toward carbon neutrality would have been plausible.
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Sea turtles, dolphins, humpback whales, sea snakes and sharks glide through this underwater paradise -- one of the world's most complex and fragile natural ecosystems.
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A group of roughly 50 roller skaters, of both the in-line and quad varieties, dance and glide to the sounds of funk music.
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Watching Libby glide through with a pile of books, looking especially lithe as she rounded the stacks, was always enough to weaken my resolve.
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The proposal is in its early stages, and while it wouldn't necessarily stop hypersonic glide weapons cold, it's by far the least crappy option.
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"Most of the city's widely recognized historical events over the past four decades involved Glide," reporter Jenny Strasburg once wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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As Herzog and I chat in the UCLA engineering department, masked researchers glide silently through a clean room in a nearby corridor, constructing tiny semiconductors.
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GUTFELD: That&aposs the great thing about being short is that nobody can -- like, I can glide through a crowd and no one sees me.
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As Batman jumps, his so-called "glide angle" would be extended by lift created by his cape if he held it taut along his body.
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The best humans could do is glide; they do not have sufficient muscle mass to generate lift via flapping like a bird, bat, or insect.
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Fortune says runners who don't wear sports bras should be wary of the "notorious bloody nipple chafing," which "generous amounts of Body Glide" can prevent.
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I'd have given this little side step no thought if I hadn't already discussed with various Glide workers the broader schism it seems to represent.
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After passengers spend about four to five minutes in microgravity, the VSS Unity will then reenter the atmosphere and glide back down to a runway.
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In the acts, women's bodies glitter and glide, some muscular, others plush, the acts ranging from highly acrobatic to more subdued, with costumes and props.
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Yes, powders get the job done, but these jelly formulas glide onto your cheekbones as a gel then set on your skin like a powder.
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Deanne follows Ryan to his neighbor's house where he stores Mr. Hoverboard, an invention that allows the user to glide above the ground without wheels.
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The best part of the Galaxy Watch is its rotating bezel, which is a very natural and simple way to glide through the software interface.
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Instead of the carousel-like multitasking menu that lets you quickly glide through your open apps, EMUI statically displays four app windows at a time.
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"The body of the hypersonic glide vehicle cannot withstand the heat on re-entry, and therefore the internal systems fail," this person explained to CNBC.
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This means that some birds who glide, like owls, might fly a lot but still have round eggs, which would indicate poorer overall flying ability.
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Green's original is streamlined, confident, beautiful in how delicately his falsetto merges with the effortless glide of the strings and the propulsive Hi Rhythm beat.
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As recently as last month, Marco Rubio was snarkily assuring reporters that he was going to stay on a glide path to private-sector obscurity.
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I apply just enough to marinate my split ends and glide through the tangles, only opting for extra when I plan to use hot tools.
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Then the song gradually relaxes, settling back into the glide, and rides it for the remaining three minutes until the high note at the end.
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Both include spinner wheels so you can glide through the terminal to catch that flight, and you can choose between black or blue slate colors.
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Wingsuits -- which let jumpers glide through the air horizontally at fantastic speeds -- have lured many mountain climbers to try BASE jumping, as they did McNamara.
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For the aircraft to continue gliding after fuel has run out, someone must manually put the aircraft into a glide – nose down with controlled speed.
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For him to release a flock of white doves into the air and glide away, Peter Pan like, to the strings of "Thinking About You"?
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The pilot had intended to pull off a maneuver he said he had done before -- cutting the engine and attempting to glide to the ground.
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Tech Gear Lab also highlighted the excellent steam capability of this iron, adding that the sole plate allows for a smooth glide over any fabric.
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From that point I spend 24-15 hours in my deprivation tank, this allows me to "astro-glide" to other dimensions - past, present, and future.
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""From that point I spend 2-4 hours in my deprivation tank, this allows me to 'astro-glide' to other dimensions - past, present, and future.
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AND FINALLY ... Glide and ride Boomer the cat sets a world record by skateboarding under 20 people's legs because, well, that's what the Internet's for.
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The benefit of river travel is the opportunity to savor the slow glide of time and to reflect on the real impressions of favorite artists.
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The new boost-glide missile system might also be brought under the treaty, since it is launched on a version of an existing Russian ICBM.
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My conveyance and I managed to glide through the same aisle, steering clear of all grainstuffs, which I smugly chalked up to my magnetic charm.
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" Putin claimed the hypersonic glide vehicle, dubbed Avangard, was capable of reaching targets at 20 times the speed of sound and strikes "like a fireball.
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They included a nuclear-armed cruise missile, a powerful new ICBM, a hypersonic cruise missile, a nuclear-powered torpedo, and a new hypersonic glide vehicle.
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Already, brokers are wrestling with declining stock-trading commissions with volumes low as calm stock markets glide higher and competitive electronic markets whittle away fees.
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For some of the scarier jumps, those who didn't wish to plunge were able to glide down the smooth rock, as if on a waterslide.
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Smith & Wollensky steakhouse in New York City has been hosting the luncheons for Buffett since 225 and donates at least $2000,21994 to Glide each year.
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For the 18th consecutive year, Buffett is auctioning off a lunch to raise money for the Glide Foundation, which helps homeless people in San Francisco.
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For Atwell, getting to glide across the dance floor is a return to the art that helped the actress prepare for her physically demanding role.
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The Thule Urban Glide 2 provides the smoothest ride with the easiest one-handed steering around, making it the best jogging stroller you can buy.
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Pros: Amazing suspension and performance, with Thule's Swedish design featuresCons: Heavier than the Urban Glide 2, and the fixed wheel doesn't handle tight corners well
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After the first drop, you glide through each element (including an impressive, tightly-wound 360-degree roll), never slowing until reaching the too-fast conclusion.
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By removing solid rocket motors and adding aerofoil wings to produce lift, these "glide bombs" use gravity to reach their targets without making any noise.
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According to those documents, only one weapon currently meets those requirements: the GBU-69 Small Glide Munition, made by Dynetics and dropped solely from C.L.T.s.
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Mr. Liman likes playing with Mr. Cruise's persona, say, by messing up that famous smile, and he clearly likes letting his star strut and glide.
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With the security provided by assets, rather than just income, they and especially their children are on a glide path for a gilded financial future.
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The size of a shoe box, the Manbo used tiny propellers to hover and glide through water in a manner similar to an aerial drone.
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That whole first summer I nervously stayed close to the shoreline, awkwardly stabbing my oars at the water while watching real rowers glide past me.
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Why it's on the list: Glide specifically caters to users of Google's G Suite cloud productivity suite by focusing on its integration with Google Sheets.
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Soon they are back, forming fragmented trios and duos, initially appearing as impersonal and abstract as the white globes that glide and flock above them.
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The blades of your skates glide out over the surface, and your body follows, as if all the usual rules of gravity have been suspended.
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Whether in makeup or skincare products, hyaluronic acid also helps base products like foundation and concealer glide on and gives them a more natural finish.
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The proceeds of the auction benefit Glide, an anti-poverty organization in San Francisco that Buffett became involved with through his late first wife, Susan.
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In May, CNBC learned the hypersonic glide vehicle, which is designed to sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile, will be ready for war by 2020.
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Just over a week ago, Kavanaugh appeared on a glide path to confirmation -- but then Ford's accusations started to emerge, further polarizing Washington's rancorous politics.
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The billionaire first pointed out that Cecil Williams (the founder of the Glide Foundation) does what he loves by taking care of the less fortunate.
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But we are all part of a system in which it is just too easy for people of means and privilege to glide along obliviously.
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Where Trump could glide off the support of excited crowds in the primary debates, he sometimes seemed lost without constant applause breaks in this debate.
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The "Choose Medicare" Act (Merkley and Murphy): Merkley described his bill with Murphy as, potentially, a glide path to true single-payer Medicare-for-all.
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Friction helps us understand why ice skates can glide faster and faster when moving, but not why they can get started in the first place.
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The part of the handrail where your hand touches is somewhat rough for grip, while the inner part where your fingers glide has been polished.
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The proceeds from the lunch go to the Glide Foundation to help the homeless in San Francisco, where the software file-sharing company BitTorrent is located.
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"Be aware of the heavy stock allocations in the early years of the glide path," said Patrick Stark, CFP, director of financial planning at RS Crum.
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Gretzky goes into a glide, and only begins to skate again once he realizes Fedorov is about to get a clean look at the bumbling Casey.
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Interestingly, Glide was founded as a walkie-talkie video messaging platform back in 2012 with aspirations much the same as startups like Marco Polo and Tribe.
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The hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV), dubbed Starry Sky-2245 (or Star-22010), was launched on Friday, August 513rd from a site in northwest China, CNN reports.
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After the accident Richard Branson's space program reworked a lot of components but as of late ramped up testing including releasing the Unity for glide testing.
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Variable pricing increases as traffic increases, thereby pushing some drivers—or in the future self-driving vehicles—off the road and making cars glide more smoothly.
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Rather than starting from a visual layout tool with which many people would still be unfamiliar, Glide starts with a spreadsheet that almost everyone has used.
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Nearly four years later, the new VSS Unity, which debuted in 2016, has flown on its own a total of 10 times, including seven glide flights.
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A merit-based system that gives green card preference to higher-skilled workers could provide an easier glide path for immigrants qualified to fill tech jobs.
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The founders of Glide, a member of the Y Combinator Winter 2019 class, had a notion that building mobile apps in the enterprise was too hard.
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But if you desire a more traditional dark blue like Emma Roberts, below, glide on Dior Diorshow gel-like Waterproof Pro Liner in Pro Navy. Getty
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In "Retour au Champs de Mars," for instance, a synth colored like a fluorescent fan whirs and settles into a pulse as legato strings glide overhead.
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Introducing: The Ultimate Pair, which combines a full-size Vice Lipstick and a corresponding 24/7 Glide-On Lip Pencil to make…well, the ultimate pair.
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Think of the first finger as part of the intro to fingering, and slowly glide in and out while increasing in speed to tease your partner.
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However, in May, CNBC learned the hypersonic glide vehicle, which is designed to sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile, will be ready for war by 2020.
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First, gerrymandering: the drawing of district boundaries by both parties to create a House in which more than nine in ten members glide to re-election.
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Some, including a portrait study by Rodin, exploit the spontaneity that results from the glide of the etching needle over the waxy coating of the plate.
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Of those weapons, CNBC learned that two of them, a hypersonic glide vehicle and an air-launched cruise missile, will be ready for war by 2020.
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We said our goodbyes, and I watched her glide away while I stood for a few minutes alone, looking into my drink, sipping what I could.
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The robots glide across the gallery floor among a system of synchronized wall screens as the exhibition runs on a 17 minute and 45 second loop.
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The invention called "metamaterial" allows radio waves like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to glide across clothing between wearable devices instead of radiating outwards in all directions.
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EPA would thus make it easier for Trump's EPA to do away with the endangerment finding, and create a glide path for gutting air pollution regulations.
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The hearing could be pivotal to Kavanaugh's confirmation, which was on a glide path until Christine Blasey Ford came forward publicly with her accusations on Sunday.
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We often take our son here with his scooter and watch him glide with delight across the park, still divided by a scruffy old railway line.
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And sitting by the pool, with the view of the ocean and watching the giant gentle koi glide around their pond, I could see the appeal.
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In 103, Buffett began auctioning off charity lunches to raise money for Glide, a charitable organization he became involved with through his late wife, Susie Buffett.
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Proceeds go to Glide, a San Francisco charity that provides food, healthcare and other services to people who are homeless, poor or struggling with substance abuse.
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A block later, the masses swing a sharp right onto Greenpoint Avenue for perhaps a one-minute downhill glide, and then a left onto McGuinness Boulevard.
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Long, narrow motorboats whisk passengers back and forth while old ferries glide at a stately pace, their decks packed with cars, trucks, and dozens of passengers.
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They evoke a common, collective experience, and there's something oddly soothing and hypnotic about how they soundlessly glide across the stage (no music accompanies the dance).
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Siegel and his team came up with the idea for Glide after their last startup, Xamarin, was acquired by Microsoft for $500 million, according to TechCrunch.
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When reading other people's sacred texts, we too easily glide past difficulties, or propose aesthetic interpretations, in ways that lead us away from the obvious intentions.
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Greaves comments come amid that assess Russia will be capable of fielding a hypersonic glide vehicle, a weapon that no country can defend against, by 2020.
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The intelligence reports, which were compiled this spring, found that Russia successfully tested a hypersonic glide vehicle, which could carry a nuclear warhead, twice in 2016.
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In both pot and stick form, the latest tinted salves glide on effort-free and melt into the skin to provide a subtle flush of color.
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That steady glide higher may also explain some of the sharpness of the downturn in recent days, as it left the market overdue for a pullback.
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The bottom line: We've got a decade or so to get climate change under control, and there is no such thing as a gentle glide path.
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The surface of the Liforme mat is so grippy, you won't be able to glide into downward facing dog anymore, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
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While the Marshall Plan helped restart Europe's economy, it did not provide a glide path for the United States to avoid a long-term security entanglement.
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The senators want "a smoother glide path, rather than an abrupt cutoff," of Medicaid expansion funds that the federal government provides in 31 states, he said.
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The steakhouse hosts the Glide Foundation meal each year, which is auctioned off to bidders willing to donate millions for the chance to dine with Buffett.
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Most Republicans blame that shutdown -- and the role then-Speaker Newt Gingrich played in it -- for Clinton's glide-path reelection victory over Bob Dole in 1996.
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Alirezaei's dedication is evident when he performs -- his hands glide across the drum at an astonishing speed to create beautiful music filled with passion and personality.
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A Short Hike is an extremely GIFable game, one that easily sells itself: control a little bird as it makes its way around an island. Glide.
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These programs could benefit from current conventional prompt strike and boost glide vehicle development, as suggested by a 2013 report by STRATCOM and the Joint Chiefs.
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They hopscotch through upward air currents in cumulus clouds in order to reach higher altitudes, from which they can glide a longer distance, the study found.
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House Democratic aides described the language as a "glide path" from the current level of 49,000 detention beds to Obama-era levels of 35,000 or fewer.
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The missile is equipped with the Avangard hypersonic glide vehicle, which was first introduced by Putin in his state-of-the-nation address in March 85033.
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I stand on the edges, barefoot and wet up to my knees, longing to make like a goose and glide out into the crystal blue water.
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One of my favorite things to do is glide over to the other team's base, sneak into an unmanned turret, and completely obliterate all of my surroundings.
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This is an industry that has ushered in exploding rents, driven beloved old establishments out of business, and frayed the very fabric Glide works tirelessly to save.
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CNN can glide over crowds; BNSF Railway can fly out of the pilot's view; HBO can film at night; Disney World can choreograph a drone light show.
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The 1-inch straightener features titanium-infused ceramic plates that heat up in 40 seconds and glide effortlessly over your tresses, creating a sleek, healthy-looking shine.
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Once those flights are complete, they will start glide tests of the craft, during which SpaceShipTwo will be released from the carrier and flown back to Earth.
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The bill ends Obamacare's Medicaid expansion in 2020, with no "glide path" that Republican senators like Ohio's Rob Portman and West Virginia's Shelley Moore Capito previously demanded.
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According to American experts, once the hypersonic glide vehicle is launched it's unable to survive the tremendous heat it must endure for re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
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And to make your airport experiences effortless, the G3's exterior straps hold your jacket and small personal bag in place while you glide to your gate.
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The former frontrunner who flamed out in Iowa and looked shaky at events across New Hampshire may indeed be on a glide path to an embarrassing defeat.
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Glide this sleek, pearlized roll-on along your temples and brow bone to create a gorgeous off-the-beach sheen — even if you're far from the shore.
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You get the sense that, if he were to only deny his true self forever, he would glide onward while a life clicked into place around him.
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The son and brother of U.S. presidents who was expected to glide to the Republican nomination, Bush trails in the single digits in many national polls. Mrs.
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This week, we got a preview of what we can expect from developers like Foursquare, Glide, and Lifesum when it comes to their updated Android Wear apps.
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