"His grunt, it's a very manly grunt," Murray said, approvingly.
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Available for $39.99 TEE SHIRT – GRUNT STYLE Grunt Style was founded by Marine Corps veteran Daniel Alarik and quickly caught fire in the tactical world.
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He has never taken the organizational grunt work very seriously.
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Feel free to grunt as you crack that spine. Aaargh!
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With BITCH, I feel like we're doing the grunt work.
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And he keeps a positive attitude through the grunt work.
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A shot rings out and a grunt of pain follows.
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What's the most interesting thing you read in researching "Grunt"?
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I grunt an apology, she ignores it and sweeps on.
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So I'm a warehouse grunt, I'm standing at a station.
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He threw 215 pitches, each accompanied by a loud grunt.
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Maybe he'll strike you or maybe grunt and kiss you!
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In the end, it's still a lot of grunt work.
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Wheels Gasoline engines generally have less "oomph" for grunt work.
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He can also grunt, growl, and screech, if he chooses.
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He had become the type of grunt long wars make.
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Every grunt knew that the DMZ was a hornet's nest.
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Suddenly, I hear a smack, a grunt, a call for help.
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There are now 15 million people doing Tom Nook's grunt work.
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"It was all pretty much menial grunt work," he told me.
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And then, without warning, she lets out a deep, guttural grunt.
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How dare Serena Williams grunt when she hits a tennis ball?
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His favorite gig, he jokes, was his first: Marine grunt. video
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Your daughter, scrolling through Instagram, acknowledges your presence with a surly grunt.
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Every grunt and sigh from the nursery meant a potential vomiting episode.
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EC: Every emotion, and scream, and grunt from that show is pure.
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On the other, it was a heroic, 13-minute bench-press grunt.
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"Sometimes you really have to shove and grunt and sweat," Harris says.
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Not that the grunt wasn't doing his own private staging and propagandizing.
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He said NYClass needed to do the grunt work of building support.
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Here's a passage from her latest book, Grunt, on science in the military.
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In any event, once the polls are closed, the grunt work is over.
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After Sergio returned to Reynosa, he reportedly started working as a cartel grunt.
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To him, "a" was an acoustic flyspeck, little more than a fleeting grunt.
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The G's alone would include the words gulp, gargle, grunt, groan and gasp.
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"That's not funny," he said with something between a slight grunt and chuckle.
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Grunt profiles the scientists whose work is devoted to making war less awful.
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Even that grunt C.J. Chivers is embracing soybean protein once in a while.
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Assuming you have some help, of course, to assist with the grunt work!
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With a guttural grunt, he mimed a swift slicing stroke of a knife.
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The grunt work — it took 14 members of crew to work the sails.
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Otherwise, she'll grunt and continually wake up throughout the night trying to get comfortable.
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Mr. Laux was thousands of miles from Washington, a grunt in a secret war.
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Increasingly, many of those workers do the grunt work behind China's internet success stories.
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Smart project templates, too, take some of the grunt work out of using Asana.
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The scientists could get the monkeys to coo and grunt when presented with fruit.
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Joe Staten We wanted players to get that the red Grunt is harder than the orange Grunt or the blue Elite isn't as tough as the gold Elite, so we had to make sure it was dead-bang obvious when you saw them.
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Much of this technical wizardry is powered hydraulically, thanks to some old-fashioned grunt work.
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And then to get so much as a grunt of confirmation on the other end.
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Jon proved he's a good sport by teaching our photog how to properly grunt "Oookay!!"
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I was not involved with the legal or organizational grunt work apart from Scream Choir.
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Their eyes lock in the bathroom mirror as they grunt in an extremely animalistic way.
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It was still mostly grunt work, and McAdoo never set foot on the practice field.
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The birds can recruit helpers with a chatter, or be recruited with a trill-grunt.
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You're doing this blunt grunt work, where you're trying to just hammer it in artlessly.
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" Or, as the wise man Apollo Creed once said, "Sports make ya grunt and smell.
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The S5 is powerful with loads of extra grunt in reserve for high-speed passing.
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"If you are a grunt and can't laugh at this stuff, you'd go crazy," Gen.
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I needed to get on the grunt phone to tell the tanks where to shoot.
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Fred Astaire doesn't grunt when he dances to let you know how hard it is.
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" [thud] [grunt] [thud] [thud] [thud] [siren blaring] "The assumption is, at some time it stopped.
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Searching homes was part of the American grunt routine, no matter what the brass said.
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The Master Chief would grunt and groan, and the Arbiter would have involuntary non-verbal responses.
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With more grunt and storage capacity, the Megapack could potentially make even bigger headlines than that.
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And unlike many video game alien races, there's no Typhon version of the thoughtlessly dispatchable grunt.
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Wendy, when she doesn't resent Peter for leaving her the grunt work, is devoted and trustworthy.
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I know this because I used to be hardwired into my child's every grunt and groan.
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The new cryptographic schemes generally require more computational grunt than the old sort, says Mr Sullivan.
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Imagine lounging on the couch while someone (actually, something) else does the grunt work for you.
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Most began at the bottom, doing grunt work in whatever small roles the studio assigned them.
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Deep learning requires two things: plenty of processing grunt and plenty of data to learn from.
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It's only one syllable, and could be easily mistaken for some kind of grunt or hiccup.
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Nope, I want to have you all to myself but without the typical mother grunt work.
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A lion's grunt doesn't sound like the MGM roar; it's more of a deep, rhythmic cough.
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He tested the bison again with an animalistic grunt, balling up his fists and hunching over.
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Scavino's willingness to take on other people's online grunt work made him indispensable to the campaign.
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You might as well award him a Ph.D in grunt work, dead ends, and paper filing.
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Others credit him with carrying the municipal grunt work that made Fiber's massive civic works project possible.
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"This guy was a nobody, just a grunt everyone had forgotten," Mr. Rumsby said of Private Mulligan.
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The most likely cause is the extra tension created in the athlete's core muscles by the grunt.
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However, instead of a computer guiding the output, your own unsteady hand could do the grunt work.
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Financially, he was still underwater, which meant a lot of grunt work to keep the lights on.
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Unlike KEPHA's laid back raps in the first verse, Blaise's deep voice occasionally elevated to a grunt.
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He knocked again and heard a kind of grunt, so he pushed the door open and entered.
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These days when asked, he'd often just grunt or shrug — like he didn't care, or didn't know.
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Today, countless freelancing creatives are tasting that desperation, often while doing "creative" grunt work for big corporations.
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They were hauling boxes and doing all kinds of grunt work like the rest of us were.
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They discovered a shared aversion to the grunt work of chemistry — beakers, distillates, titration, and so on.
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I never knew it would take so much time and grunt work to get where I am.
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Their success raised the status of illustration as well, from deadline grunt work to bona fide art.
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The 21C's grunt comes from a hybrid powertrain that makes a whopping 1,250 horses, according to Czinger.
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That could mean less grunt work for animators and more natural-looking movements for characters we play as.
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But none of that grunt work — you know, the less-sexy aspects of the whole process — usually shows.
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They are quieter, too, except during the breeding season, when the females make booming noises and males grunt.
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Patriotic clothing company Grunt Style is teaming up with Orange County Choppers to auction a motorcycle, benefiting military.
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Of course each grunt, whistle, or howl, is accompanied by body language we won't even begin to describe.
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I just let it happen, petting him until he plops down next to me with a satisfied grunt.
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Consider all the names they go by: cobbler, crumble, crisp, grunt, buckle, betty, sonker, slab pie and pandowdy.
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Respawn designed Fallen Order specifically so that grunt stormtroopers will almost always go down in a single blow.
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With that said, the chassis is good enough to handle the extra grunt of JLR's 550 horsepower, V8.
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The aimless kid who becomes a stud infantry grunt is a stereotype we know well from tales of Americana.
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While women have been largely isolated from elected office, they've been socialized to do the grunt work of organizing.
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The camera sits in the next room, where a grunt mops the floor to get rid of earlier bloodstains.
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At the 1992 presidential conventions, where he did little more than grunt work, he "was totally hooked," he said.
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So, we're doing the grunt work and digging through the deepest reaches of Amazon for the best goodies around.
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The original film, based on a Wall Street Journal story called "Racer X," was moderately entertaining genre grunt work.
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And while the SUVs of yesterday were slow, modern engines have more than enough grunt to hustle bigger vehicles.
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Seguin did the grunt work on the play, stealing the puck from a Minnesota defender before setting up Benn.
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It's the insanely good accompanying hot sauce that requires a little more grunt-work, but is so worth it.
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But you're going to be doing a lot of grunt work for not a lot of pay early on.
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"We're in a great position right now, but what's the long tail like?" said Glenn Silbert, Grunt Style's CEO.
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In deference to the schoolmarm, he doesn't say what sort of pot it was, but the men grunt knowingly.
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Powerful Bissau-Guineans protect it for a cut of the profits and less powerful ones do the grunt work.
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After a bit more walking, I heard something: a frenetic grunt, a noise I imagined a warthog would make.
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The Grunt Style ad is well made as a technical matter, in the way that Leni Riefenstahl's films were.
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That extra grunt of determination and strength can sometimes cause the pitcher to lose mechanical precision in his delivery.
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If you're born in the year of the Pig, you can expect to put in some grunt work this year.
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Another kid turns a grunt soldier into a human pin cushion with the help of thousands of tiny wooden splinters.
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Corinne let out her full frustration ... along with a bloated grunt that's sure to make the show's future lowlight reel.
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"I've got to do my big finish," he tells her before striking a pose and letting out a dramatic grunt.
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What we've got, though, are mostly walking or running grunt bots, and robots that can go in a defuse bombs.
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"Canva takes a lot of the grunt work that graphic designers hate and makes it easier for them," he said.
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Auto DevOps aims to take all the grunt work out of setting up CI/CD pipelines and deploying to containers.
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Frameworks free developers from much grunt work, allowing them to focus on the newer, more interesting parts of an application.
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A tennis player's grunt is like a bird call – it's unique and can instantly identify them in a crowded field.
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And by supplying more power for longer, they provide additional grunt for the hydraulic systems used to control their boat.
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Instead of asking grunt employees to go without sleep, the top brass decided early on to handle the project themselves.
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"I started off as a paid intern...doing a bunch of dirty work, grunt work, whatever it took," he said.
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Words have been thrown together in a kind of stewpot of communication ever since our throats allowed us to grunt.
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Out of uphill corners, I can feel the differential lock and the rear wheels grab traction and grunt me forward.
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Nadal's grunt is marked by something called "deterministic chaos"—a roughness like a chainsaw starting up, or a baby's wail.
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"Lift the ban, there's no suspension if when she comes back she promises not to grunt," McEnroe added in jest.
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Even if the infantry grunt entering the name in the SEEK spelled it right, it was a temporary name alone.
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"Annoyed Grunt" is a rich mix of Annie Lennox, Austin Powers, Third Eye Blind, and the Home Improvement theme song.
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Data-labelling is the sort of grunt work that corporate AI-users would prefer someone else to do for them.
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Using ingenuity, resourcefulness and sheer grunt work, fertile fields of sustenance and breathtaking beauty were born — and still flourish today.
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He may have suffered lifelong post-traumatic stress from his ordeals as a grunt in the Battle of the Bulge.
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A touring exhibition opened at Vancouver's grunt gallery in 2016, and continues to engage each geographic location with specific programming.
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"He would never talk to her, not even hello, except to grunt at her like a wild boar," Bloom said.
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The shift logic of the Mercedes 9-speed automatic is also fantastic, making the most of the engines low-end grunt.
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This one here's called a grunt, allegedly named as such for the sounds it makes while cooking away in your oven.
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Image: PanasonicThe guy next to me huffed loudly—an explosive grunt of displeasure that had me halfway between amusement and horror.
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Williams tags along with YouTube's favorite trick shot guys and outshines them all with her accuracy, power and patented Serena grunt.
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In 2011, a 30,000-pound Russian spacecraft called Phobos-Grunt failed on its way to Mars and fell back to Earth.
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I grunted a manly negative grunt, then I screeched a screech at a frequency that would put Janet Leigh to shame.
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It's official: Bots are doing a lot of PR grunt work on Twitter — especially when it comes to promoting porn websites.
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All of the routinely difficult aspects of care work are made more challenging by Barkan's inability to speak, grunt, or gesticulate.
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So, no, I'm not going to patiently endure needless grunt work while I wait my turn to tackle a real project.
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But under the Pentagon's often incoherent counterinsurgency doctrine he was serving time as a provisional grunt, and going out on patrols.
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The final product came together Saturday, but the grunt work started weeks before, when the head, chest and neck were molded.
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Jon, Jordan, they take on the grunt of planting, learning how to deal with pests, teaching the farmers what to do.
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Ms. Peet has a tennis grunt, too; it sounds like the scream of a woman who has stepped on her cat.
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The calculus was simple: Better to be an officer than a grunt; better to be at sea than in the jungle.
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It's usually a department with limited scope, performing the grunt-work of hiring, setting workplace-conduct policies and policing unacceptable behavior.
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He was pegged as "a field Marine," a grunt suited for battle but not for the corps' broader insistence on perfection.
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It's a long, laborious process—grunt work that's both high-stakes and monotonous and delays the start of the actual surgery.
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Anyone can grunt — sorry, Leonardo DiCaprio — but not many people can sing the hell out of a ballad like Demi Lovato can.
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"Plaintiff Erika, still in a daze, felt Defendant Nassar speed up his penetrations and then grunt, ejaculating into her," the lawsuit says.
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Using Granthika, Chandra says, writers can dispense with the grunt work that distracts them from focusing on the good stuff—the story!
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One thing that becomes clear from reading Grunt is that it's the little things that can make a difference on the battlefield.
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Of course, Saint's grunt didn't sound anything like the noises seals make — something his mother appeared to joke about in her video.
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It was alive with sound: "Some fish grunt, others whistle or sing, and some just grind their teeth," reads the ship's log.
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The military gave Ross an ultimatum: accept an honorable discharge or perform "general duties"—grunt work—for the rest of his career.
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Founded by the team behind AppScotch (acquired by App Annie), they claim to be taking the grunt work out of user acquisition.
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But it's tough to get around the fact that having to read a lot of CVs is often just pure grunt work.
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Wait, try canceling and refreshing the page in Safari, then grunt with frustration as you copy and paste the link into Chrome.
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One of Wyma's daughters started helping out in an office at age 12, doing all the usual grunt work like making photocopies.
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"It's an awkward and messy experience," he said of the grunt work of getting the mattress in and out of his home.
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Sufficiently educated, I place my order: Sashimi: Mackerel, bonito, red sea bream, yellowtail, and grunt fish—in the trash for assorted foibles.
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Companies rightly think that the elixir of growth in a world where computers can do much of the grunt work is innovation.
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The results of Lee's research were unequivocal: Hot people were given the good jobs, and ugly people were given the grunt work.
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Though he'll grimace and grunt through the pain without ever admitting to it, your father's old age is catching up to him.
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During about half of the kicks, a sound like a grunt (standardized to avoid changes in volume or pitch) accompanied the motion.
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As Lee broke down in tears, the driver tapped the steering wheel, let out a disappointed grunt and started the bus again.
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He had led the school that trains all Marine infantry lieutenants, a post reserved for established stars in the grunt officer corps.
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"We're getting to this precipice where we're not going to have enough people to do the grunt work," Gilson later told me.
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Using the barn as a cave, Ruthann and the kids will wear furs, grunt instead of talk and draw pictures of animals.
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And they generally don't have the "oomph" needed for grunt work like pulling stumps, clambering up hills and scrambling over rough terrain.
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Between then and now, Arcimoto has been doing all the grunt work that's needed to get a manufacturing operation off the ground.
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As Cal (a character created for the film), Mr. Fassbender gets to kick, punch and grunt with his shirt off a lot.
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The heavily tattooed former Army paratrooper stomps around southwestern West Virginia in tight Grunt Style t-shirts, tactical pants and combat boots.
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What Trump wants — what Trump has always wanted — is to assume perpetual campaign mode while leaving the grunt work to his deputies.
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Two years remained on his enlistment, and he struggled to adjust to the slower life of a grunt on a stateside post.
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My regimental commander sent me (a grunt captain) to a remote village 21967 miles south of Danang to report on the progress.
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Moderators are supposed to perform the grunt work for the company, handling the day-to-day site maintenance and operation without compensation.
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The entire thing is described by one of the battle's survivors, a grunt who watched the entire debacle unfold from the front row.
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And once a decision is made to build such a system, there will still be a lot of grunt work to be done.
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Instead of putting its customers at risk of a standoff with bike thieves, though, the company promises it will handle the grunt work.
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Called Phobos-Grunt, the spacecraft weighed nearly 30,000 pounds and it fell back to Earth in 2012, ultimately entering over the Pacific Ocean.
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Today, those with little experience may feel empowered to say no to grunt work, but that doesn't mean refusal is a smart idea.
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In that study, participants watched videos of a tennis player striking the ball while a loud, grunt-like yell played or did not.
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It is easily the most audible word in any football game, a throaty grunt that may be the sport's most distinguishing sound. Hut!
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That made replacing partners or bringing in new ones a time-intensive process that required humans to do much of the grunt work.
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Shushko accomplishes all this without a single line of dialogue, limiting his voice acting to the ocassional grunt and one blood-curdling shriek.
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The work sucked, and I was forced to do the grunt work no one else would do, like clean out the fryers every night.
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Before it was a ubiquitous term for digital processing machines, "human computers" were grunt workers manually calculating unwieldy equations for science and engineering projects.
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I grunt and roll out of bed, shower, do makeup on the G train ($2.75), and am at my Greek diner by 8:25.
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The gothic atmosphere had been dialed up, Warrior's authoritarian grunt commanded attention in staccato blasts, mechanized thunder rumbled, the guitar tone screamed for vengeance.
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Or, to put it another way, bot grunt work is often being deployed to try to milk cheap views out of other people's content.
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Midway through the trial, Alicia tells Diane that Lucca is unhappy at the firm and needs do be given something other than grunt work.
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Around noon, he growled something unpleasant to the infirmarian and toward evening, with a grunt and a moan, he acknowledged the presence of Finn.
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The big, frustrating problem with "Grunt" is not that Roach is insufficiently respectful of the brave young men and women who serve our country.
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But he adds that job-seekers should make it clear that they are willing to "do whatever grunt work was necessary" to get ahead.
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You'll learn how to use two open-source front-web frameworks called Angular and Bootstrap as well as other applications like Grunt and Ionic.
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No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt.
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Horses grunt alongside the human warriors in "12 Strong," an Afghanistan-set war movie with Chris Hemsworth and two famous Michaels: Shannon and Peña.
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The little girl also learned how to snare a rabbit and to draw a moose out of the forest by emulating its haunting grunt.
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This moving piece describes the war in Afghanistan at the grunt level and takes aim at senior officers for failures in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Mr. Mohammed "didn't scream, grunt or do anything," Dr. Mitchell said, citing his recollection of the 183 times he waterboarded him in March 2003.
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Hard work, planning and execution, I came to see — the grunt work of creation — can be as important as the vision behind the art.
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From upstairs there came a grunt, the clearing of phlegm, a cough or two, more grunting, and then a voice that said, Who's that?
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They can be caricatures of types of people or something more abstract, like an ominous growl, baritone grunt or a symphony of farting noises.
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She got her foot in the door at UH by offering to teach legal writing, classes viewed by most law professors as grunt work.
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For example, the assault trooper—a basic grunt class—gains an increased radius to its grenade that is much better than the normal grenade.
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I watched him march onto the field in formation among 50 other "infidels," some wearing skull masks, as they let out a martial grunt.
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He does not give a single shit about your entertainment, as long as his side can grunt and elbow its way to Premier League safety.
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With this guide to choosing the best broadband for you and your home, you can relax, sit back, and let us handle the grunt work.
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Now sometimes that's a good thing, because I doubt many people like hearing others grunt at the gym or taking a jackhammer to the street.
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In general, the company also looks to be relying on everyone else to do the grunt-work policing for it — as per its usual playbook.
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Let Baynes do battle against the league's ogres, free up shooters with stonewall screens, and carry out the general grunt work he's paid to do.
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Whether you're a Bothan or an Ewok, a Fleet Trooper or a Stormtrooper, the Star Wars universe is a bad place to be a grunt.
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"He would never talk to her, not even hello, except to grunt at her like a wild boar," attorney Lisa Bloom tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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If his self-made comparisons to Steve Jobs hold up anywhere, it's here: he's responsible for the look, feel, and vision, not the grunt work.
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Kopp and other financial planners do the grunt work for their clients, helping them figure out what to do based on their individual financial situation.
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Due to this one hundred percent rate of success much of the sifu's focus is on slapping his students dozens of times while they grunt.
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They had proven to be much slower in responding and more prone to errors in judging direction when the kick had come with a grunt.
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But when he noticed that white workers were getting better assignments while he was consistently given "grunt work," he complained to his manager, he said.
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Universities depend on a large surplus of Ph.D. candidates to teach their classes and do their grunt work in the hope of getting a job.
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The Vietnamese are extras in these movies, who exist only to mutter, grunt, groan, curse and jabber incomprehensibly until they are rescued, raped or killed.
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You might still get nothing in response but a low grunt, but there's a chance you'll see a hint of a smile on his face.
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With flailing arms, kicking legs, and the occasional put-out grunt or grumble, the maître d's expressiveness adds a lot of character to the process.
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Hanks talked perfecting his grunt as Woody in the "Toy Story" franchise, and how he manages to deliver a line when he's done take after take.
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It's about the grunt work that makes up espionage and a good marriage, about all the little steps that add up to the seemingly effortless result.
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It was the kind of ridiculous absurdity you could only get in an AMG and we'll certainly miss the smooth grunt of the Mercedes V-12.
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Grunt said he did not expect dates to come from his TikTok, and that he hasn't gotten any because the women interested him are not local.
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While most Chromebooks won't have the grunt for serious video editing work, a lightweight app like Quik can do wonders for some quick and dirty cutting.
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" Shelly replies: "Brenda, why don't you try these on" — here she spreads her arms wide and lowers her voice to a trollish grunt — "in your size.
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The AI eliminates the grunt work of doing measurements and annotating MRI scans so the human can focus on just making the cancer/not cancer call.
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That's a car with 596 kilowatts (800 brake horsepower) of grunt, up against the skin and bones of a forward pack weighing 831 kilograms (1,832 lbs).
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You're given only one main weapon, and can only swap it out for temporary upgrades, many of which are designed for grunt work rather than efficiency.
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Clearly, their sexual appetites are simpatico and they have sex against the bathroom sink, locking eyes in the mirror as they grunt their way to release.
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The grandchild's every grunt and squeak is a fascination, and I could gaze forever, rapturously, as the shadows of chemical firings cross that tiny sleeping face.
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She lets out that low-down grunt again, half a black veil flying around the back of her head while her screen shows cut metal ribbons.
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"No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt," he said.
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They handle this grunt work so you can focus on the interview, which is where a person's actual personality and skill starts to come into play.
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On the back of an M1 Abrams tank there is a little telephone in a box tapped into the crew's intercom; it's called a grunt phone.
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However, as the virus has spread, Grunt Style has put plans in place with its suppliers in case the outbreak starts affecting manufacturers outside of China.
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In the indoor farms I visited, the brain work of farming—when to plant, irrigate, fertilize, and harvest—had been automated, but not the grunt work.
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We're doing the grunt work for you by finding all of the best robot vacuum deals going on through the weekend and up to Cyber Monday.
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The best that could be said was that I often got to balls that looked out of reach, chasing them down with a stompy-footed grunt.
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It was a time when hundreds of 49s—triad grunt men—could be deployed in the street for a fight at the drop of a hat.
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But less discussed is the company's reliance on contract workers, which Bloomberg describes as a "shadow workforce" that does all the grunt work for less compensation.
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They hope to partner with third-party systems integrators who can work with their customers to do the grunt work required to prepare the content for transfer.
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That's unique when compared to broader Army culture; the worst thing you can do in grunt land is to stand out in the vast sea of camo.
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That may sound highly sophisticated, but a good part of getting neural networks to perform useful tricks like processing audio comes down to well-paid grunt work.
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"We don't just need software engineers, we don't just need venture capitalists, we need people to do the grunt work that makes Silicon Valley possible," he said.
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The engine is a potent 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder with 250 hp and plenty of grunt, so the TourX can get out of its own way.
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Take Allum Bokhari, the Oxford-educated former political consultant whom Yiannopoulos rewarded for his years of grunt work with a $100,000 ghostwriting contract for his book Dangerous.
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Ideally, the Operator Framework frees up the operations team from doing all the grunt work of managing applications and allows them to focus on higher-level tasks.
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IT IS one of the spectacles of soldiering in the democratic world: the moment when a four-star general fields a hard question from a lowly grunt.
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In fact, Phobos-Grunt returned quite a bit sooner, after a catastrophic launch malfunction sent the space probe plummeting back into Earth's atmosphere shortly after reaching orbit.
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In 2012, then-head of Roscosmos Vladimir Popovkin hinted that a foreign country may have been to blame for the failure of a Russian spacecraft Phobos-Grunt.
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If you're on the first floor, or in a residential home then unbox that bad boy and grunt and groan your way to the window with it.
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Goldman executives say technology aims to reduce the grunt-work junior bankers now perform, so they can spend more time helping top dealmakers rake in more money.
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In a later segment, burly men build barricades by stacking car tires into giant piles, doing the banal grunt work that gets edited out of news reports.
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It causes the wasp-waisted barmaids in strappy green minidresses to grunt audibly as they muddle handfuls of cherries, and scoop ice as if shovelling a driveway.
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But less discussed has been the company's reliance on contract workers, which Bloomberg describes as a "shadow workforce" that does all the grunt work for less compensation.
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"My team embraced it because we all had the idea that it would be less of the grunt work for us building the charts," Augustaitis told Recode.
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That person was probably an early grunt who had just finished griping that the chow was bad and that he'd had to march too far that day.
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He had been drawing and sketching since he was kid and was seeking a challenge and the rich story lines he expected to find in grunt life.
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As is the case with many of her other books, you don't need to read Grunt in any particular order — a great attribute for any summer read.
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The last attempt to land anything on Phobos didn't fare any better: the Russian Phobos-Grunt mission launched in 2011 but didn't make it past Earth orbit.
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With her trademark grunt at full volume, Sharapova made Vekic work hard to close out the set and quickly took a 4-1 lead in the second.
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The deal was this: The first to log onto that hellsite would have to wear a Grunt Style T-shirt to an event of the other's choice.
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The organizational change comes as Goldman has been integrating programmers into its investment bank to reduce grunt work for dealmakers and offer new digital tools for clients.
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Alarik eventually moved his business out of his bedroom and established Grunt Style, a clothing company that now employs hundreds of workers, many of whom are veterans.
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This book is about the relentless curiosity that has driven Iger for forty-five years, since the day he started as the lowliest studio grunt at ABC.
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So it's a blessing that this robot, and others like it, could soon take over the grunt work while humans focus on high-level concepts and ideas.
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Motors and batteries add 180 pounds, but the torquey electric motor offers sufficient grunt off the line to keep it as quick as the gas-only model.
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This year, sexual assault investigations have unfolded so quickly and frequently that it's easy to forget the painstaking research and grunt work that goes into each one.
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The FBI's investigation isn't going to be shut down, and the people doing the actual grunt work are still there and will continue to do their work.
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She burst onto the scene in 29, blasting Serena Williams off Wimbledon's Centre Court with searing groundstrokes and a grunt that sounds like a peacock in distress.
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After all, It's tough to muster up the energy to spend two and a half hours watching Leonardo DiCaprio grunt and crawl his way across the Canadian wilderness.
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Diego, the focaccia maker, calls his olive oil "lovable" and points out which three fingers do the trick before pressing them into the dough with a soft grunt.
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Since emerging from the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia has launched two missions to the red planet: Mars 96, in 1996, and Phobos-Grunt, in 2011.
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Russia's Phobos-Grunt spacecraft wasn't bound for the Martian surface — it was aiming for the planet's moon Phobos — but it still didn't get very far before it failed.
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Early on in Anna and the Apocalypse, the new Scottish Christmas zombie high school musical, the protagonist, Anna (Ella Hunt), hears a disgusting growling grunt from behind her.
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Grayson starts off as a grunt looking for decent food and a chance for a better life off-world, but ends up fighting in the defense of Earth.
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Because good prices don't come with a little bit of grunt work, travelers will have to play around with dates and destinations to get the best ticket prices.
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"Some fish grunt, others whistle or sing" That such a mass of animals should go undiscovered for so long shows quite how inscrutable the sea has always been.
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Nearly 211969 years later, many Marine veterans who served in Mueller's unit have email addresses that reference their time in Southeast Asia: gunnysgt, 212001-4marine, semperfi, PltCorpsman, Grunt.
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Tennis, the athletic medium and stomping ground for the Sisters Williams and Roger Federer, is a sport of silence, punctuated by the occasional grunt or sigh of anguish.
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It's now evidently been able to offline some of that grunt work to a user's own device hardware — with a selection of filters available to process images locally.
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Mobile AR hardware's additional sensors, CPU/GPU grunt and AR-focused device efficiency could improve user experience where computer vision and simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) are critical.
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The skaters grunt and yell plays to each other, pushing and shoving in a mass of bodies, none of which want the other team's jammer to move forward.
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Older managers confused by why millennials like to Snapchat with co-workers, or don't want to pay their dues with grunt work, had better get used to it.
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They also get stuck with the grunt work more often, including low-status and tedious tasks as opposed to more coveted assignments, according to the Harvard Business Review.
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Grunt Style, a clothing company founded by an ex-Army drill sergeant, originally produced the video as a potential Super Bowl ad (one it couldn't afford to air).
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Creating desktop apps in JavaScript lets developers choose from a vast range of freely available code libraries and frameworks, which takes much of the grunt work out of coding.
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This scenario propels the story line of Sleep Dealer,a 2008 dystopian science fiction film that considers what happens to immigrant labor when robots take over the grunt work.
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The grunt work of poring over photographs — something she enjoyed but didn't find particularly fulfilling — was a far cry from her husband's decades of advancement in the clandestine service.
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VICE: So it's been said that swearing's processed differently in the brain compared to regular words, more like a grunt or a yell than sets of morphemes and phonemes.
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Taking some of the grunt work out of science lets researchers focus on their specialties rather than get bogged down in repetitive stats and hours-long data analysis sessions.
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Justin and Selena were leaving a Hillsong Church service in L.A. when he spotted photogs, gave an audible grunt, and then got downright sarcastic when they screamed Selena's name.
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Pattinson is his new assistant, Ephraim Winslow, who is put off to learn that he's expected to do grunt work and never touch the actual operation of the lighthouse.
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The perennial nanometer competition among chip companies is to build ever smaller circuits and components that allow them to fit more processing grunt into the same or smaller footprint.
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That's more painful grunt work many of us don't have the emotional bandwidth for, but are doing anyway, because it's not like we can trust men to do it.
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Through surveillance tapes, E-ZPass receipts, interview footage, cell tower connections and a parking violation, Box does the grunt work necessary to give the prosecution's story a solid foundation.
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Davies gives Ling a colorful past: a childhood at a brothel aboard a junk on the Pearl River and a stint in Sacramento as a grunt in — what else?
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Picante—spicy—is all I need to hear and I grunt out a loud "that one" without paying attention to any of the other words coming from her mouth.
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Alden Ehrenreich ("Rules Don't Apply") takes over the Harrison Ford role in this prequel and there is one very familiar, furry face: Chewbacca, who lets out an approving grunt.
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The fighting throughout the scene is meaty, intimate and increasingly, intensely visceral as the men grapple and grunt while they slam to the ground and against, and through, walls.
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On one side were doors leading into a large and crowded room where 20163-odd analysts, academics and imams were doing the intellectual grunt work that the foundation demands.
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As rap music blares, the training provides its own soundtrack: Fists thump heavy bags, floors squeak, participants grunt as they put their bodies through the strain of rhythmic obsessions.
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For those unfamiliar with the franchise, players spend most of their time in Battlefront taking the role of a regular grunt on the ground — say, a stormtrooper or battle droid.
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"Its the economic relationship that needs more ballast, more grunt, more investment, more engagement and that is what we're here to set off today with this new arrangement," Morrison said.
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Following more than a dozen failed attempts to reach Mars by the USSR—along with a few partial successes—in 2011 the Russian space agency launched the Phobos-Grunt probe.
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Coach Didier Deschamps, who captained the team to their 1998 triumph operating as a "water carrier" knows better than most how essential that grunt work is to any team's success.
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Now you can pass on this dreaded task to your trusted surrogate and let him or her do all the grunt work — and, even better, deal with all the rejection.
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Shout a racial slur while inflicting grievous bodily harm and your prison sentence could be seven years; if you merely grunt while pummelling your victim, five years is the maximum.
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Isaac heard a grunt, turned and watched Stoma and Stars drag themselves over the chipped stone wall that circled the park across the street, trudge through traffic toward the ledge.
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Several of these people say the cuts are emblematic of a wider divide at the company, where the people doing the grunt work are often treated like second-class citizens.
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A visit from the president isn't just about raising morale and smiling for a few photos, though that can mean more to a young grunt than most civilians may realize.
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Indeed, in many ways, the data-labelling grunt work that makes Alibaba's machine-learning algorithms as good as they are translates directly into the high performance of its new chip.
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In a phone interview this month, he said the grunt work gave him "tremendous respect for how hard it is to outperform market indexes" and emphasized the importance of research.
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Yeah, and stock options, but then a lot of the workers, the grunt workers, who maybe help fabricate chips or help make this auto part, are being replaced by robots.
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You huff, puff and grunt in pain as you shovel mouthfuls of chile-infused broth down your gullet, or rage-chew on spicy red bean paste–coated rice cakes (tteokbokki).
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There was barely a grunt and nary a shriek as she and Pliskova exchanged blows on the temporary main court that has been installed this year in Hard Rock Stadium.
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When the Mets went north to begin the season, he stayed to perform the unseen grunt work of rehab and recovery, making as much progress as his right elbow allowed.
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But it is a crucial step, won through years of diplomatic grunt work, including a sustained effort to rebuild American climate credibility that had been torched by the Bush administration.
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Shales uses free deep-learning programs like FaceSwap and DeepFaceLab to replace faces in videos, but also requires a lot of human grunt work to get a good-looking final result.
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In all of the above instances, the audience did the grunt work of vetting these contestants which, to me, feels like the network's short-term solution to accidentally casting "shady" men.
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These are ordinary RGB cameras, custom made with boards in the enclosure to do some basic grunt computer vision work, presumably things like motion detection, basic object identification, and so on.
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While both companies do discover their own vulnerabilities, they also rely on a network of independent researchers to do the grunt work and find the flaws in the lines of code.
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Power comes from the same twin-turbo V8 engine found in the C63 AMG, and it's got enough grunt to get to 60 miles per hour in less than four seconds.
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His arms are homage to his willingness to jump hurdles set forth by the glamor of a reality show and being immortalized as the grunt of a skit on Chappelle's Show.
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Releasing solely for the Xbox 360 and PS3, the consoles with grunt enough to deliver its tale of mafia ties undone by a mysterious malevolence that gives the game its title.
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I say we keep things simple, and upload more mods like this one, which changes the death noises from Streets of Rage 2 to Tim Allen's catchphrase grunt from Home Improvement.
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Even if someone you hate is delighted that day and giving out compliments and smiling, you'll frown, grunt, and maybe hate him or her a little bit less in that moment.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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Callum Turner and Grace Van Patten charm as a pair of small-time crooks doing grunt work on a job that's half-explained and barely understood, by them or the audience.
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Grunt Style, a novelty goods company, said its supply chain hasn't been impacted by the coronavirus because it gets the majority of its raw materials, such as cotton, from South America.
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Its home base of India has become a less appealing place to do the grunt work of programming as wages rise there and skilled labor has become more difficult to find.
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Indeed, the world's armies are in such an arms race developing grunt-bots that one British intelligence expert predicted that American forces will have more robot soldiers than humans by 2025.
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Meanwhile, the demands of network television are by no means aligned with the dozens of Grammy Awards that recognize music's less commercial genres along with the grunt work of making recordings.
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Armed with this knowledge, he can predict when certain games are likeliest to spit out money—insight that he shares with a legion of field agents who do the organization's grunt work.
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" Wired wrote that adding in support for "transfer learning," where Alexa tries to apply previously learned skills to new ones, has helped developers " cut down on the grunt work they'd otherwise face.
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So up I come, and instead of releasing the slight, guttural grunt that I usually make, I let out a very loud, very high-pitched, and very sexual moan (I'm a guy).
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Phys Ed Emitting a high-decibel grunt or squeal while striking a backhand or uncorking a swirling roundhouse kick could substantially increase the power of that movement and sneakily bedevil your opponent.
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Cuthbertson also stressed that the general idea here is to remove some of the repetitive grunt work that comes with writing new apps and help developers get more done while writing less code.
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Even many decades from now, provided quantum computers scale up and deliver on their goals, classical computers would likely still perform a video game's grunt work, like the sound, dialog, graphics, controls, etc.
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But even though your body does the majority of the grunt work, you should still prescribe to a regular cleansing routine for the part of the piercing that's outside of the nasal cavity.
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This is also where we're properly introduced to Tom G. Warrior's now-iconic "OUGH!" grunt, which has spawned countless imitators (and its own meme category) but exists here eternally in its purest form.
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The old one opened his mind, but it was the new one that climbed inside, turned several circles, and settled in with a grunt— like a satisfied dragon in a cozy new lair.
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Educated women in suburbs dove into the grunt work of organizing and building local political networks to deliver the vote in the midterms, according to Theda Skocpol and Laura Putnam's surveys and interviews.
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These are not the specs of an e-sports-quality gaming laptop, but they're perfect for mobile power users and students looking for a fast ultrabook, with enough grunt for apps like Photoshop.
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A low 8:1 compression ratio delivers more power and low-end grunt when needed, but the engine can switch to a high 14:1 ratio for better fuel efficiency during highway cruising.
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In Call of Duty, Battlefield, and many others, you are mostly destined to play as a nameless grunt, their body acting as nothing more than a vessel with which to get you kills.
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What I liked about her latest book Grunt — about science in the military — is that while she delivers on gee whiz and the gross, she also writes with a great deal of heart.
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I've never been as scared as I was the times I had to run to that grunt phone, bullet impacts dancing on the tank's armor, their ricochets flashing like fistfuls of thrown pennies.
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Mr. Parrish, 33, kept his head down, rushing through his grunt work so that he'd have time to watch the old hands perform more complex maneuvers, recording their moves to mimic them later.
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About 100 volunteers around the country -- working remotely nights and weekends because Indivisible doesn't have an office -- do the grunt work of handling emails and social media, maintaining the website and providing congressional updates.
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Participants can talk to each other through the HTC Vive's microphone, with their voices digitally altered to fit each scene, from the childlike squeak of an amoeba to the deep grunt of a gorilla.
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Harington rocked a gray beard and a grunt to take on Hodor, then strapped on a red wig to play Jon Snow's ill-fated Ygritte, played by the actor's real-life girlfriend, Rose Leslie.
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One presumes there will be something very important in those manuscripts — we're getting so much Sam this season, so he's obviously going to uncover something important — but for now, he's still doing grunt work.
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In 2011, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) attempted to send an orbiter called Yinghuo-1 to the Red Planet, but the craft, attached to Russia's Phobos-Grunt mission, failed to leave Earth's orbit.
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We need to remember that in the Vietnam era, it was the returning grunt who often led the criticism and gave wide segments of our population "permission" for America to turn against the war.
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Kim is doing "document review," which any young associate will tell you is the lowest form of grunt labor — so low that it is now outsourced to foreign countries as a cost-saving measure.
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He can be discreet to the point of coyness (bodies sweat but don't necessarily grunt), but it is finally the insistent delicacy and depth of emotion that makes these characters so heart-skippingly tender.
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In my nightmare, Graham crashed a car into a tree, then walked away from the wreckage, laughing a terrible grunt-laugh, thanking each of his 13 inflated nipples for doing their job so well.
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Journy does the grunt work for them, pairing them with an expert travel advisor to plan out where to stay, what to see, and what to eat in 75+ destinations, for $25 a day.
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On Tuesday, another complaint went public involving an African-American woman who claims O'Reilly would "grunt at her like a wild boar" and call her "hot chocolate," in the words of attorney Lisa Bloom.
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Maria Sharapova's trademark grunt was back at the U.S. Open on Monday night, as was her signature style — for her first round match, she appeared in a black outfit by designer Riccardo Tisci and Nike.
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Renting out people to help other companies with tech projects is a messier and less scalable business than selling computing power on a distant cloud server, and leaving the customer to do the grunt work.
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Instead, it drew its power from its stark, specific, deeply haunting depiction of the boredom and terror of life as a grunt in Vietnam, which was based heavily on Stone's own service in the war.
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There are two problems with this episode: it doesn't spend any time building up our sympathies for the central character, a future army grunt nicknamed Stripe, before thrusting him into the thick of the action.
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But it does capably capture the density of feeling among people forced to live or work together, and the way complicated emotions surface in small ways: an eye-roll here, a grunt of derision there.
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Later that week, your boss hands you a plastic cup with a testing lab's logo on it and you remember that you're not Stooges-era Iggy Pop, but a working grunt subject to drug testing.
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Most news sites that have boarded the AI train have done so under the condition that AI would ease the burden of tedious grunt work, leaving more room for writers to pursue more interesting tasks.
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Basics Their word is their bond, and they do what they say — even if the "word" on one side is a loud trill and grunt, and, on the other, the excited twitterings of a bird.
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Sharapova, then 17, was touted as the next big thing — a blonde, Siberian-born, Nick Bollettieri-trained ball striker with a peacock-like grunt who could hit as hard as anyone on the women's tour.
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Bowden renders the grunt-level view of this reality with painful clarity: Junior officers futilely attempted to dissuade their superiors from issuing suicidal orders to proceed into enemy-laced streets where snipers lay in wait.
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Boston Consulting Group, for example, reckons AI software may by 2027 reduce the administrative grunt-work required of staff by 2.4 hours a day per employee in banking and 2.9 hours in capital markets firms.
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But my experience filing by phone felt like a chore, with a fair amount of grunt work, compounded by the small screen and tiny keyboard that make many tasks harder than on a desktop computer.
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Aside from mass organization and the incredible amount of grunt work, we have many of the needed techniques already—but, said Dölen, scientists might not even know what measurements are important for creating such a table.
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Somewhere between a cake, a biscuit, and a crumble, the grunt is merely a cushy carbohydrate vehicle for fruit, preferably eaten with bare hands while sipping sweet tea and listening to bullfrogs croak on the bayou.
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The abnormal monkeys would "grunt, coo, and scream" more often if challenged in this way, according to Qiu's team, and two became "severely sick" in ways that "echoed" the problems human children with the gene defect.
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Improved processing is also evident in something like Portrait Lighting, now available on the 2018 iPhones: using software smarts and in this case the grunt of the A11 Bionic chip to match a professional camera setup.
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Tesla even claims that the FSD computer (which it started putting in cars a month ago) offers all the necessary processing grunt work to power full self-driving cars — if and when the software catches up.
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It also brought us a galvanized cohort of women doing the consistent grunt work of change-making — 86% of all those calls to Congress we all exhorted each other to make were made by women. Shocker.
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There was a time when human beings would need to interact with each other rather than merely grunt at the mail carrier as a robotically wrapped package of widgets and gizmos was flung at their door.
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Clients are starting to see that there are tools out there that can do the grunt work, so why would they pay an hourly fee to do the same thing over and over again every month?
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Creatives, website designers and developers should all have an amazingly powerful set of tools that automate ALL the plumbing and grunt work so they can focus their precious time on creating amazing fast, responsive, web experiences.
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As someone starting off at the grunt level in a giant company, it's pretty hard to get noticed… In that regard, EGP and participating in things like GDC (the Game Developers Conference) and Gamasutra helped me.
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And given that this is a DS release, a platform hardly possessing the necessary grunt for graphical polish nor the layout for standard console controls, I'm pleased that it's proving a surprisingly competent first-person shooter.
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Here's some good news for anyone who does not have the time or inclination to linger in the gym and grunt through repeated, hourslong sets of various weight-training exercises in order to build muscular strength.
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MOST MICROPROCESSORS—the chips that do the grunt work in computers—are built around designs, known as instruction-set architectures (ISAs), which are owned either by Intel, an American giant, or by Arm, a Japanese one.
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But, he previously told CNBC Make It that job-seekers should also make it clear that they are willing to "do whatever grunt work was necessary" in order to learn and grow and by working hard.
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When the man let out a small grunt, Jacob reflexively glanced over, and they exchanged the briefest of smiles before remembering where they were: a place where exactly one extremely fleeting moment of acknowledgment was tolerable.
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After a couple of times watching her gymnast sister perform every routine with nary a grunt or drop of sweat, always getting a perfect score along with the other Eventown girls, Elodee stops attending the meets.
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But then the song changes for a moment: "You're spring to me, all things to me," she sings, and then lets out a sigh, or maybe even a grunt, that is rueful and a little acerbic.
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But the simplest, and probably most gratifying method of grunt elimination is to Far Reach the soon-to-expire right onto the tip of your pointy pal, Emily's always readied blade—which used to belong to Corvo.
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Its latest technology is a variant of homogeneous charge combustion ignition (HCCI) technology, which marries the clean-burning qualities of gasoline engines and the fuel economy and grunt of diesel engines to produce an efficient, powerful engine.
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Its GPUs—which provide 3D graphics for video games and, increasingly, the computational grunt for trendy machine-learning algorithms—go up against those from Nvidia, whose revenues last year of $11.7bn were nearly twice those of AMD.
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Sometime in what I can only guess was 2005, Smash Mouth was asked to score the soundtrack to another movie, one that didn't feature an ogre but that did feature a large man who likes to grunt.
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Perhaps because I've lived in a world of fake porn for 10 years, where every groan and grunt was asked for by a director, so somebody aggressively loud in bed automatically makes me think it's not real.
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Gone are the days when it was enough for a company to mash together a bunch of symptoms Pepto Bismol can treat or get a tiny, mustachioed military general to grunt out a couplet about car insurance.
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"With the shortage of visas, it's more stress on me and others who have to work longer hours to do more of the grunt work," he said while chopping herbs, a task usually relegated to foreign workers.
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According to former Defense Secretary James Mattis, a lovesick private once "hacked" into the then-1st Marine Division commander&aposs email account in order to send a message in his name praising the young grunt&aposs exploits.
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Almost all adopt the mien of an infantry grunt, though in truth, most D.I.s, like most Marines, aren't combat troops but rather part of the corps's expanding cast of supporting players: mechanics, air traffic controllers, technicians, clerks.
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" The book was written with Bing West, who has published 10 books about combat, according to Random House, and "served as a Marine grunt in Vietnam and was later an assistant secretary of defense in the Reagan administration.
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They caused disability and made it harder to absorb nutrients in food; reduced school attendance, thus condemning children to a life of grunt work; and trapped families in poverty when breadwinners were too sick to work or farm.
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Moving data doesn't sound like it should be a big issue, but developers often spend a lot of their time on this kind of grunt work — time that would be better spent on actually working on their models.
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In Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War, she brings her keen eye for detail and sharp wit to bear on the dead-serious science of keeping soldiers intact and sane in the extreme conditions of war.
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Players will also be able to take control of two new "Heroes" — in-game power-ups that let you temporarily step out of the grunt role — from the movie: Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and Director Krennic (Ben Mendelsohn).
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Right-wing demagogues grunt about tighter border controls, liberal thinkers gush about the incoming of a new, open borderless world, and none of them have the full picture: the world is both entirely open and entirely closed off.
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He has worked on the front-line as a grunt in a silicon-wafer factory and a scientist at Oxford University, with a startup in Silicon Valley, and as an energy adviser to the mayor of Los Angeles.
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All that said, I realize that I do care about one of the characters: Behavioral Department grunt Elsie, who's consistently ignoring orders and digging into Westworld's mysteries, even though her bosses keep telling her to knock it off.
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The power is routed through an 8-speed transmission to the Urus' full-time all-wheel-drive system, which biases the rear wheels in sport modes but distributes the grunt to all four when the conditions get gnarlier.
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True, he lacks the black South chocolate that would normally flavor such an offhand drawl and relaxed flow—his very male timbre is more redolent of a northern office grunt shooting the shit over a six o'clock beer.
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" — Mary Roach, author of "Grunt," in an interview with PhillyVoice Johnston's Visions The singer Daniel Johnston, an outsider artist with a history of mental illness, had his story told in the 2005 documentary "The Devil and Daniel Johnston.
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" When I asked Obey whether such skills were of any use in negotiating with a president like Trump, he acknowledged with a grunt, "Well, I think it's damn near an impossible task for anybody to work with him.
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"Music like John Preston's reminds me us that we are all battle buddies in uniform and that we are still not alone when we come home," says Daniel Alarik, the CEO of Grunt Style, a military-themed clothing company.
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In Halo, enemies would shriek the word "grenade" to one another before tossing in an explosive from behind cover, while the smaller, grunt-type foes would instruct their squads to flee when you took out the larger elite soldiers.
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Machines can do the grunt work that would otherwise take a human author endless amounts of time, if it's feasible at all, delivering detailed and accurate descriptive narratives about the information that would otherwise be left buried in data.
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Gluon is one of the big steps ahead in taking out some of the grunt work in developing AI systems by bringing together training algorithms and neural network models, two of the key components in a deep learning system.
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The women's marches and the emergence of an even broader-based, liberal version of the tea party led by new groups like Indivisible, have brought into the party new activists willing to do the grunt work of organizing locally.
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He didn't go as far as to say that Google would compete with some of the existing electronic health record companies, like Epic and Cerner, but he did suggest that Google could help with some of the grunt work.
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Like Xia, Zhang had been born in the region he now served and had graduated from a local technical college, before heading for a larger city—in his case, Suzhou, where he did grunt work in factories and restaurants.
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The hard part of any new social situation is actually getting to know each other, and despite all our technology that's a process that's still stuck in the Stone Age: grunt, eat together, and see if you'll have sex.
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Once they have done that, though, they are also looking to launch new applications in the cloud — and at that point, they typically want managed services that free them from having to do the grunt work of managing their own infrastructure.
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He presented a five-page paper containing a seven-line proof in which he explained that most of the grunt work was based on another mathematical object he was studying called a Todd function, elaborated upon in another unpublished paper.
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In one of the songs on the exercise DVD released on Kumamon's birthday, as he leads his fans through their exertions, they grunt, "Toh-MAY-toes… straw-BEAR-ies… wah-TER-melons" – all agricultural products that are specialties of Kumamoto.
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And then it requires doing the grunt work to involve real human checking and cross-calibrating the models… The challenges we are seeing with algorithms with big tech today are often because some of these companies taking the easy road out.
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And he dumped a bottle of thirty-weight motor oil all over her innards and her exposed chamber and closed her up, and the grunt re-fed the chain of long cartridges and remounted her, and Vollie went back to firing.
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If tech companies can help automate some of the grunt work involved in creating special effects, creative people will have a chance to try new things, said Pasha Shapiro, a filmmaker and special effects artist who has also worked with Arraiy.
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Labeled a sabermetric whiz, he spent the past five years at the helm of the Mets' farm system, shuttling around the country to scout amateur players—the kind of old-school grunt work that Moneyball was supposed to make obsolete.
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Read more>>> By Gretchen Reynolds Here's some good news for anyone who does not have the time or inclination to linger in the gym and grunt through repeated, hourslong sets of various weight-training exercises in order to build muscular strength.
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And, we come to find out, she also has an empathy her father lacks; she grows curious about the underclass of people who do the grunt work that goes into a big-budget movie, and about related matters, like unionization.
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Digital detox by threat of duress worked: Neither of us wound up having to fork over any money to Grunt Style, the oxymoronic label on every T-shirt sleeve of choice for AR-15-wielding wannabes in these United States.
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Having operated from one spectrum of the defense world to the other, he understands both the muddy-boots challenges of the grunt in the fox hole, as well as the strategic circles of power operating in Washington and other foreign capitals.
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The chapter has a mailing list of about 300 members, but in two years, the core of the group — the ones who could be counted on to do the grunt work of local political advocacy — had dwindled to about 50 people.
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Though the song is short on solutions, the website hosting "WPII" provides contact information for four black-led organizations actually doing the grunt work in enacting change on a local level and lists activist collaborators who assisted in the recording of the song.
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You provide it with your dataset — a whole lot of video and photos, probably — and it does the grunt work, crunching through the imagery and putting together a separate set of data that describes the faces without having to consult them directly.
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The same people grumbling about Neckbeard Deathcamp's (intentionally) watered down war metal are probably big fans of bands who drape themselves in bike chains and smear black facepaint all over themselves and grunt about achieving supremacy through powerlifting, so really, who's the joke?
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They scowl and growl and grimace and bark orders and grunt, mostly about things that stop making sense after the story loses you 10 minutes in, and you snap out of the daydream you were having and yep — more people walking around.
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Beyond that wickedly amusing, seriously-it's-never-getting-old slow-mo "kill cam" feature in this 20173-set tactical stealth shooter, developer Rebellion has taken advantage of the PS22017 and Xbox, one grunt to create a game far larger than its predecessors.
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The former All-Ivy center can sound like an old-school football coach occasionally, but Surace has had to adapt and, in his words, shed some of that old "line grunt" mentality in order to find a competitive edge in today's game.
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A new company wants to help people make movies by outsourcing the grunt work — scheduling, budgeting, script analysis — to AI. Starting from a human-written script, its algorithms can draft a budget and a shooting schedule, and even look for plot holes.
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Disgruntled Grunt toggling eerily athwart continua, cheerily transgressing wildly disparate eons or eras, today satisfactorily compensated for his mind-bending disabilities by weaponized prosthetics shunted home from five futures, enabling Conner to kill to his heart's content without ever leaving his chair.
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Zito says having Flippy in the hot fast-food kitchens will improve conditions for stadium employees by passing off some of the grunt work to the robot, which is programmed to never take a break, get a sick day or a day off.
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CrowdAI's artificial intelligence systems do the grunt work of recognizing objects, and humans confirm everything was properly recognized while looping back to improve the AI. This service lets customers focus on their unique business, like building advanced hardware, instead of developing AI systems from scratch.
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John Black, the founder of demographic profiling company Australian Development Strategies and a former Labor senator, said while working families provide the grunt behind an election swing, religious voters can create the leverage to win battleground seats if convinced to vote as a bloc.
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He was still wearing the same combat boots and a T-shirt from Grunt Style, a veteran-owned and operated apparel company, that he wore to film the last spot, about his opposition to drug lobbying and its role in West Virginia's opioid epidemic.
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This $400 "remote of the future" uses machine vision to operate all the gadgets plugged into your TV (and the TV itself) by automatically doing the grunt work of switching inputs, opening the right episode, and hitting play — all with a single voice command.
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That's the hope for Curai, a machine learning-driven startup that helps patients deliver the right information to doctors to help medical professionals figure out the best diagnosis — and reduce the overhead for doctors so they can work with more patients without the grunt work.
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Upending conventions about how best to strength train, a new study finds that people who lift relatively light weights can build just as much strength and muscle size as those who grunt through sessions using much heftier weights — if they plan their workouts correctly.
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When Martin Gibala, a professor of kinesiology at McMaster University in Canada and an expert on intervals first began studying their effects, he asked young male volunteers to grunt through all-out 303-second intervals performed at 100 percent of the men's aerobic capacity.
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And his comic strips, once populated with baseball players and gangsters, now tell stories of middle-aged, blue-collar men like himself who do the grunt work at Fukushima, some of whom find a sense of purpose and belonging they lacked in the outside world.
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But mostly it's the story of her brother, Sam (Jacob Ifan) — a hapless warehouse grunt who, as a 5-year-old, witnessed the shooting death of their father — and the seeming invincibility ignited within him once he finds himself in possession of a gun.
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Deck13's previous game was 2014's action-RPG Lords of the Fallen, which borrowed a trick or two from Dark Souls and its series brethren, not least of all the fact that even the dumbest grunt can kill the player, if they're not careful in combat.
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As Lara Putnam and Theda Skocpol argued in Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, thousands of women in suburbs, cities and small towns in key electoral counties have been doing the grunt work that is needed to create a true political counter-mobilization for 2018 and 2020.
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He earns his living as a laborer, often in the company of his best friend, Rub, a mentally challenged sidekick he both props up and belittles through the course of their various grunt jobs and endless nights at the local watering hole, the White Horse Tavern.
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As one of the few in his community to own a computer, he had the facility to organize tournaments, devise schedules, orchestrate fund-raising events, compile player and team data, and write newsletters—the kind of grunt work that the other parents were grateful not to do.
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Face to face with Trump As Trudeau preps for his meeting with Trump, some say he should remember the words of his late father, who in the 1960s said that living next to the United States was like "sleeping with an elephant" -- every "twitch and grunt" affects you.
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Each character you can choose to control comes with a full complement of voice lines, wherein they comment not just on the grandiose Orlesian architecture or the horrifying nature of the creatures you are up against, but on their own evolution as grunt-level members of the Inquisition.
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The 19-year-old cosmetics entrepreneur is sharing the whole evergreen operation on Snapchat, including the truly impressive tree's arrival, the grunt-filled process of lugging it through the house, and standing the big, green beauty up to it's full two-story height in Kylie's — thankfully — soaring entryway.
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Tom Mayeaux, for example, the protagonist of "A Human Cry," is the unnamed meth-mouthed grunt who only appears for a paragraph in "New Guidance," a story that details the breakdown of relations between U.S. and Afghan military forces through the point of view of an Afghan-American translator.
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But the smallfolk—in Vaes Dothrak and Mereen and King's Landing—and random grunt warrior/Faith Militant/Unsullied/Sons of Harpy/Dothraki dudes are probably going to get it this week in the form of Jorah and Daario on Mission: Kill to escape the friendzone/dragonfire/unrest. 2.
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While James Harden produced a triple-double and Clint Capela recorded two critical baskets in the restricted area in the waning moments, it was the grunt work of P.J. Tucker that helped the Houston Rockets hold on for a 117-113 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers at Toyota Center.
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Roberts, who interviewed hundreds of professional content moderators for her new book Behind the Screen: Content Moderation in the Shadows of Social Media, also warned that major scandal-triggered crackdowns tend to worsen the already miserable working conditions of the contractors often tasked with doing the moderation grunt work.
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Grind a little, exploring the not-exactly-massive map and exploding randomishly spawning corrupted Corebots into itty-bitty pieces to gather useable debris, and even Mack can be leveled-up into a deadly weapon, capable of taking out many a grunt-level enemy with just a single blow.
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It's a moderate quality, not unique to For Honor, but forcing us so close to our enemies that we can hear them grunt and scream, and watch them flail backwards each time we strike a blow, implies a willingness to rub our noses in the consequences of violence.
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Having medical laypeople constantly chiming in on forums like r/obgyn means professionals like Aftandilians have to do a lot of the grunt work — breaking the news that a user-uploaded photo "looks like genital warts" or calming down a stranger who's worried about an abnormal pap smear.
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But the thing that might set Below Deck apart from a crowded field the most is its emphasis on making art out of the least glamorous (and often feminine-coded) behind-the-scenes grunt work, including not just the physical but also the emotional labor demanded of service workers.
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Gregg Popovich—who is history's best basketball coach, to my thinking, and certainly one whose accomplishments don't need fluffing—becomes in this context not a partner in San Antonio's success but its sole origin; the most useful quality any Spur can have, star or grunt, is a willingness to oblige him.
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And while cultivating cannabis used to be a lot of grunt work, you can now buy (uh, where it's legal, anyway) automated grow systems like Leaf, a smartphone-enabled grow box that automatically calibrates light, ventilation and nutrient levels to produce a fully-grown plant in three to four months.
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Given that we haven't managed to coerce gym rats to comply with the most basic elements of gym etiquette like wiping down equipment or stifling the need to aggressively grunt, it's unlikely that we'll persuade them to eat less protein, spread out their protein consumption, or change their protein sources.
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Ledecky still trains at Stanford, though she is no longer eligible to compete at the college level, and she remains a student there, a rising junior with a 3.9 grade point average who is majoring in psychology and planning to work as a research grunt at the university's Mind & Body Lab.
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Our housing unit (which, like most prison housing units, usually sounds like a zoo) is often dead quiet these days, save for an occasional grunt of satisfaction when someone accomplishes some goal in one of the games, or gets into an argument of their own about how to turn it on.
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Maybe that's because of the limited map and Titan options in the test, or because the modes up for play were largely built around pilot-vs-pilot combat (instead of the fantastic "grunt"-focused modes of the first game), but by the end of the second weekend, I was pretty worried.
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From specific concerns about its delivery deal with the U.S. Postal Service and its sales tax advantage over brick-and-mortar stores to the conditions and pay of the hundreds of thousands of warehouse works whose grunt work makes one-click online shopping possible, you'd think Amazon might feel on the defensive.
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The reason one person's name goes on an episode is that someone has to and everyone deserves one of those times at bat where they have to do all the grunt work ... There's a bunch of reasons why we don't accurately reflect how many writers contribute to each episode in the credits.
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But the scrappier militias doing much of the grunt work on the front lines have mostly used the smaller drones to aid them in their fight, a fighter in the self-declared Donetsk People's Republic told Mashable on the condition of anonymity because he is not supposed to discuss military tactics with journalists.
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I wish I were kidding, but every time Apocalypse uses his powers — of which he has many, and no one ever explains what they all are or what their limitations are — he makes a very strained expression coupled with a grunt that feels like it belongs in a bedroom or a bathroom.
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Years before Mr. Min earned a Ph.D. from George Mason University, or advised the United States military in Afghanistan, or became one of Myanmar's leading peace negotiators, he spent his early 20s in the thick and humid Burmese jungle, a grunt in a student militia trying to overthrow the country's military regime.
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She communicates the electric excitement of discovering something new — something no one ever knew or definitively proved before — and the boring scientific grunt work involved in conducting studies and experiments: the days and weeks and months of watching and waiting and gathering data, the all-nighters, the repetitions, the detours, both serendipitous and unfruitful.
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The entire staff of the embassy, except the ambassador, was assigned one day each week to grunt work called All Purpose Duty, Mr. Pifer recalled in an interview on Monday, when they shed their dark suits and polished loafers to mow the lawns, fix the plumbing, cook in the cafeteria and even clean the toilets.
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By turns thoughtful and irreverent and darkly funny, that book possessed an electric immediacy — a you-are-there sense of what it was like to be a grunt in the hot desert sands outside Baghdad, hunting for I.E.D.'s and bomb factories, negotiating with local sheikhs and frightened civilians, and grappling with the absurdities of military bureaucracy.
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The grunt who had commandeered the Hog Butcher switched with him and got low to feed the machine her bullets from the new boxes while Vollie manned the machine, the Hog Butcher, who was in actual fact an anti-aircraft weapon that to fire directly on human beings violated some article of the Geneva Conventions, so said the scuttlebutt.
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Games like The Witcher 3 and Bloodborne have begun to illustrate just how developers can push these systems, but just as The Last of Us and Grand Theft Auto V appeared to use every grain of processing grunt the PS3 had to give, 2016 is going to present us with many more of those next-generation experiences every console upgrade promises.
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Underwhelmed by banking, whose image has been battered in recent years by tales of grunt work, brutal hours and even suicides by younger workers, many of his peers see hedge funds and their like as a more attractive alternative career in finance — that is, if they aren't jettisoning the whole idea to chase jobs at tech companies like Uber, Facebook, and Snapchat.
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"Everyone is posting 'reasons why I'm single' videos so I thought I might flip the concept on its head and see what happens," Grunt told Mashable in an Instagram DM. Becky Denis shared a similar TikTok on her page, where she used audio from another user, Sean Oberg's, TikTok about people liking the video if they want to go out on a date.
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But the OS didn't exactly seem spritely, and although the version we were using was not the final build, it's difficult not to compare the M10's specs with the Ubuntu Edge — the failed crowdsourced mobile that Canonical wanted to be its ultimate convergence device back in 2013 — and think that there simply isn't enough processing grunt in the M10.
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The wildly popular military apparel companies Grunt Style and 5.11 Tactical have huge followings among civilians who have never and will never serve in the military, sporting tactical gear or T-shirts invoking military catchphrases (frequently praising the Spartans), replete with magazine pouches that will never hold ammunition, and FFI (Friend-Foe-Identifier) patches designed to prevent military friendly-fire incidents.
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He ran out of the tent aware he was a step behind something important, and the body knowing more as always threw itself in the trench outside the hooch and landed on a dead grunt who, wait, was not dead but crouching, ducked and covered, in a stream that, wait, was not a stream but a trench filled two feet deep with water.
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In the '80s, '90s and 2000s, there was an endless stream of movies and media, from "Revenge of the Nerds" to "Spider-Man" to "Beauty and the Geek," dedicated to telling women that they'd be better off with nerds than with the arrogant jocks who would grunt cavemanlike in response to anything women said, before kicking sand in a nerd's face.
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A "typical day" in his life, according to Billboard, looks something like this: He's still making music, grunt-mumble-singing to absurdly heavy grunge riffs—he released a new album, The Space Between the Shadows, in July, and he's currently on a nationwide tour—but from what he told Billboard, it seems like he's over the whole rock star thing.
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All those merciless cullings and endless organizational refinements, all that data and all the brilliant minds and machines working it over, all resolving to some underpaid grunt in a folding chair whaling away on a garbage can because the members of the team's brain trust of thoroughbred data nerds simply took it for granted that they could get away with it.
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Yes, Will Hunting—as everyone must know by now—is a working-class genius, and Good Will Hunting (I'll yield little to the film's many detractors, but will admit that Good Will Hunting is a terrible title) is the story of how this janitor-cum-Southie prodigy is saved from a life of grunt work when he casually decodes an "unsolvable" proof on a hallway chalkboard at MIT.
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Instead of allowing fans to submit nominations, however, the league had some poor staffers do the grunt work themselves—and the results skew heavily toward the recent and obvious Recency bias was always going to be a factor in the final selection, but teams exacerbated it by asking fans to pick not the "best" games but the "most memorable" ones, priming them to pick games they clearly remember.
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Despite containing several of the same elements that Game of Thrones fans found so enthralling — warring tribes; young people with special seeing powers; a scary, sexy, evil queen type; and even the presence of an angry, grunt-y Jason Momoa — See is missing the human drama and stakes that helped make Game of Thrones a juggernaut among a variety of viewers, even if they hadn't read the source novels or cared about dragons before.
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His repertoire includes the groan of half-concealed disgust, elicited when he's shocked by Selina's vulgarity; the grunt of repressed nay-saying; the whinny of apprehension, which Selina seems to register almost subconsciously when she's about to embark on a disastrous track while speaking to someone, and occasionally uses to her advantage; and the mortified laugh of theatrical indignation, always on Selina's behalf, but called off in a split second if Selina doesn't require his outrage after all.
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In addition to his brand of blue-collar tennis with a soundtrack that is a cross between a grunt and a groan accompanying every ball off his trusty Wilson T-2000 steel-frame racket, Connors's two weeks in New York included an aborted news media boycott, a practice session in which he dropped his shorts to the delight or horror of about 100 witnesses and the occasional outburst at the chair umpire, lines people and fans.
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There are bite-size moments of insight to be found in "Grunt" — the shark-repellent chapter reveals that, contrary to popular belief, sharks are not innately drawn to the scent of human blood, though, alarmingly, polar bears are drawn to the scent of menstruating women — but Roach, for all her enterprise in visiting military labs and bases from New England to Djibouti, is mostly content to hang around each locale only long enough to paint a small picture and crack a few jokes.
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The panelists included Tarah Hogue, whose grunt gallery in Vancouver has been showing work since 1984 and whose performance-art based #callresponse project supports the work of Indigenous North American women artists working locally across the continent; Marcella Ernest, whose work has been shown twice as an off-site project during the Venice Biannale, and whose interests lie in pop culture, cultural preservation, and building community support and visibility for indigenous women in same-sex relationships; and Lyncia Begay, who spoke about cultural appropriation, land, gender, and heteronormativity.
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