We demand greatness of it in the same way that we grind at our jobs.
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We're not as patient as that group, but we grind at-bats and we foul pitches.
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Soccer games and school concerts are a grind at the elementary level; later, they're a genuine pleasure.
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If you'd asked me to imagine a cool place to grind at, I might instinctively describe this place.
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Here's my story on how my wife and I finally escaped the grind at the age of 34 for good.
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After getting back into the grind at work, all of our normal back-to-reality stressors have kicked back into high gear.
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"Our guys are going to continue to grind at-bats out," said Texas manager Jeff Banister, whose team matched it season high with 22013 hits.
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Mr. Rodriguez said he will go back to his retail job at GameStop and living with his mother in the Bronx, where he'll continue to grind at 2K.
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It takes a God's-eye view of the squad's wild lifts, nudges in as they grind at parties, stares out of the mirror when they apply false lashes.
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For a while, Mickey offers Ginny a respite from her everyday grind, at least until the arrival of Carolina (a fine Juno Temple), Humpty's daughter from an earlier marriage.
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"Whit with a phenomenal bat, just a grind at-bat, where he was bound and determined to find a way to put the ball in play," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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From the private celebration for JAY-Z's Roc Nation artist Vic Mensa, to getting back to their fitness grind at SoulCycle, the pair is having no trouble getting back into their normal routine.
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Draw out your professional goals If you're feeling stuck in the daily grind at work, take the advice of a former Google career coach and job strategist who's helped thousands of professionals advance their careers.
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To prepare for the role of Noni, a hip-hop vixen teetering between superstardom and destruction, Gugu Mbatha-Raw researched Rihanna and Beyoncé, recorded with The-Dream and learned to grind at Greystone Manor, the Los Angeles club.
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Ms. Winner opens a window into a new kind of subculture: the banal office grind at the heart of the American security state, which has expanded so relentlessly that thousands of otherwise ordinary Americans have insight into classified material.
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To prepare for the role of a hip-hop vixen teetering between superstardom and destruction, Gugu Mbatha-Raw researched Rihanna and Beyoncé, went backstage at the Grammys, recorded with The-Dream and learned to grind at a Los Angeles nightclub.
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"I think it was great that some of these players who have never played in a World Cup experience a tight game, experience a game you've got to grind at times, experience a game you've got to shut down" the opponent, Ellis said.
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To prepare for the role of Noni, a hip-hop vixen teetering on the divide between superstardom and destruction, Gugu Mbatha-Raw researched Rihanna and Beyoncé, went backstage at the Grammys, recorded with the producer The-Dream and learned to grind at Greystone Manor, the Los Angeles nightclub.
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In practical terms, EMC Activation deploys a range of grinding media of different sizes, shapes and composites to achieve the required mechanochemical transformation. It has been suggested that a VBM will grind at 20 to 30 times the rate of a rotary ball mill, reflecting that a VBM's mechanism is especially rapacious.
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Lin's work has associations with architecture, as he conceives of his art not merely as a piece of flat canvas, but as a space that the viewers can interact with and within. This idiosyncratic artistic understanding is shown by many of his large-scale installation works, including Model Home: A Proposition by Michael Lin at the Rockbund Art Museum in Shanghai, and Grind at MoMA PS1 in New York.
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Lycans Afoot and Golembane offer 4 levels of challenge: Non-Lethal, Normal, Hardcore, and Nightmare. In 2014 True Adventures ran two events ("Flight of the Zephyr", "Into the Viper's Pit") and the True Grind. In 2015 True Adventures ran a retro event ("Decent into the Underdark") at Who's Yer Con and a True Grind. True dungeon also premiered two new events (Into the Underdark & Sable Gauntlet) and a grind at Gen con.
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A reference to the existence of a mill at Irby was made in a rental agreement of 1431, whereby tenants were expected to "...grind at Irby Mill to the 16th measure." This referred to the miller receiving this amount in flour as a toll. This original wooden structure was replaced by a post mill in the early 18th century. After being disused since about 1878 and in a very dilapidated condition, the mill was demolished in 1898.
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Consolation is the name of a former Dutch death metal/grindcore band from the Zaanstreek that formed in 1989. They released three full-length albums through Displeased Records and were called the Dutch "Gods of Grind"; at their peak, in the late 1990s, they were one of the highest rated metal bands in the Netherlands, according to Dutch metal magazine Aardschok. The band split up in 1999. They more or less restarted in 2002 as Cardinal, playing shows as late as 2005.
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Historically, many believed that problems with the bite were the sole cause for bruxism. It was often claimed that a person would grind at the interfering area in a subconscious, instinctive attempt to wear this down and "self equiliberate" their occlusion. However, occlusal interferences are extremely common and usually do not cause any problems. It is unclear whether people with bruxism tend to notice problems with the bite because of their clenching and grinding habit, or whether these act as a causative factor in the development of the condition.
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The mill subsequently reverted to the Percy family. Lady Elizabeth Percy inherited the Petworth properties on the death of her father in 1670. In 1682, she married Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset, and so became Duchess of Somerset, with the Duke thus becoming the owner of the Petworth estate. In 1703 the court roll refers to a "mill called Coutershoal Mill" being kept up "for the conveniency and service of the tennants and that it is the custom of this manor for the tennants to grind at the said mill".
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In 2016 True Adventures ran a retro event at Gamehole Con ("Deeperdark redux") and a True Grind. True dungeon also premiered two new events (Behold Her Majesty & Into the Deeperdark) and a grind at Gen con. In 2017 True Adventures ran a solo anniversary convention (True dungeon celebration) at which they presented a retro event ("Beneath Castle Altus"), and a massive "raid style" event called True horde. True Adventures also attended Origins Game Fair rerunning their 2016 adventures and premiered two new dungeons and a grind event at Gencon (The Moongate Maze & Dancing Among Stones) based on Patrick Rothfuss Kingkiller Chronicle world.
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Shortly thereafter, the crew from Coasters shows up and, seeing Bob's predicament, decide that they will not be featuring him or the restaurant in the article as they do not believe him to be interesting enough. Bob, having been struggling to maintain his composure throughout, finally snaps and says that the whole situation is a perfect reflection of the daily grind at Bob's Burgers and kicks the two men out of the restaurant. As they are leaving, Louise stops the crew members and tells them off. In the process she finally admits she is the one to blame for what happened to Bob, and Teddy leads the restaurant in a chant of "Toilet Bob" in support of him.
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Even worse, the journalist appeared to be falling under some 'hypnotic influence' …"Webb (1987), p. 421, The Harmonious Circle: The Lives and Works of G. I. Gurdjieff, P. D. Ouspensky, and Their Followers (Boston: Shambhala). According to Whitall Perry, "Explaining that he himself is not at all telepathic, given to mediumship, or subject to hypnotism, Landau says … In a few seconds he felt his body from the waist down penetrated with a growing weakness enough to render him incapable of leaving his chair had he tried. Only by mustering all his concentration in talk with the young attendant did he finally manage to extricate himself … Upon departing he was presented by Gurdjieff with a copy of his Herald of Coming Good; it was bound in imitation suède, but of a grain so abrasive it made the teeth grind at the very touch.
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