Hands-on with the new iPhone Hands-on with the new iPhone
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" Marriage said that the event was rife with "hands up skirts, hands on bums, but also hands on hips, hands on stomachs, arms going round your waist unexpectedly.
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Tyga has his hands on Kylie's boobs, who in turn has her hands on his hands.
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He probably couldn't get his hands on the Russian lawyer, but he can get his hands on this person.
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I put my hands on her hands, on the corporeality of her dying, and my small, cold fear broke apart.
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If you can&apost get your hands on explosives or you can get your hands on firearms, use knives, use vehicles.
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Hands-on with Lenovo's augmented reality Tango phone Up close and hands-on with Lenovo's new augmented reality Tango phone http://tcrn.
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But instead of is all having our hands on the Ouija pointer, the planchette, we all just had our hands on our guitars.
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Grant access to hands-on experiences and competitions It's important, in addition, to give employees cyber experience through hands-on exercises and competitions.
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"When you talk about hands on there is no bigger hands on owners than you are looking at right now," said Beckham, sitting alongside Mas.
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Horizon Zero Dawn was the first big game of the year I needed to get my hands on, and boy did I get my hands on it.
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Sort of the more they have their hands on it, the less successful they'll be, as opposed to a company like Snapchat who's very hands-on, right?
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And, if I'm still in doubt, I simply ask a student, "Is it OK if I give you a hands-on assist?" before placing my hands on them.
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Hands-on exploring — call it snooping — is de rigueur.
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" Asked by Berman what the most "apt comparison" between Nixon and Trump is, Dean said, "the fact that Nixon was hands-on very early is just like Trump hands-on very early.
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Visitors will be the first to get hands-on with new content in Modern Warfare Remastered, Black Ops III, and Infinite Warfare, including hands-on with the new Zombies in Spaceland mode.
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HARD-DRIVING, HANDS-ON Known for his hard-driving, hands-on approach and single-minded ambition, Wu is not the first high-profile executive reported to be targeted or questioned by Chinese authorities.
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When I stand behind you and I put my arms around you, and I put my hands on your breasts, and I put my hands on you and pull you in real close.
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" The insider added, "George and Amal are very hands-on.
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Luckily, you can get your hands on the collection early.
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He was ordered to put his hands on the wall.
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For the next five hours, it's all hands on deck.
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Given how much care is needed, all hands on deck.
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The newlyweds held hands on their way to their honeymoon.
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BONUS: Hands on with the Oculus Rift's awesome Touch controllers
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"This is an all hands on deck situation," he said.
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Finally, Mr. Porter has his hands on Bryce's case file.
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But when I got my hands on this, everything changed.
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" Another volunteer told the outlet, "There was no hands on.
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He straightens up and puts his hands on his hips.
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It made you want to put your hands on it.
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He put both hands on the cap, shaping it dutifully.
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I just tried to get my hands on the ball.
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We got our hands on a jar to find out.
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Will you get your hands on her latest book update?
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You just have to get your damn hands on it.
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Kylie Jenner got her hands on a few pairs, too.
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You can already get your hands on their new products!
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We couldn't wait to get our hands on the stuff!
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"It's all hands on deck," Weintraub told reporters on Monday.
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" She straightens and puts her hands on her hips. "Yeah.
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Finally, definitely get your hands on some Farrah Fawcett spray.
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Imagine you're in a car, blindfolded, hands on the wheel.
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But the hands on the wheel don't belong to shareholders.
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Where can you get your hands on this wondrous spread?
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"It is all hands on deck for us," she said.
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Even now, it's hard to get your hands on one.
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How did you get your hands on more of them?
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" Thiel added: "We're going to need all hands on deck.
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In my brief hands on time, it was almost instantaneous.
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Just keep your hands on the steering wheel real quick.
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"Rob is super hands on with Dream," said the source.
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" She adds, "He's just an excellent dad, really hands-on.
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ME: *hands on my knees* honey where are your parents?
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Now they just had to get their hands on one.
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"We need to have all hands on deck," Bradford said.
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"Rob is super hands on with Dream," said the insider.
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"Rob is super hands on with Dream," says an insider.
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Everyone is trying to get their hands on some Bitcoin.
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" Robert Baratheon: "...kill every Targaryen I get my hands on.
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Can't wait to get your hands on this special roast?
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Can I finally get my hands on Cravings Part 2?
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Where can I get my hands on these beauty products?
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"It was all hands on deck," one former staffer said.
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Then the defendant put his hands on the mom's throat.
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That he never should have put his hands on her.
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Need to get your hands on such a "Perfect" condiment?
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He had reacted angrily, slamming his hands on the hood.
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To solve climate change we need all hands on deck.
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We fought with whatever we could get our hands on.
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Which kit are you dying to get your hands on?
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No money changes hands on these sorts of testimonial campaigns.
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But the signs weren't all she got her hands on.
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He kept his face empty, his hands on the wheel.
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Todbaum was the bullshitter; I, the hands on the keyboard.
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Moore began groping me, putting his hands on my breasts.
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"When I laid my hands on those flowers," he said.
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Everyone was leaking anything they could get their hands on.
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The difference is there's time for hands on keyboard training.
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"Look, I don't have hands on the demography," he said.
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Check out our "hands on" demo of the product below:
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Yeah, I try to be very hands on, you know?
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I couldn't wait to finally get my hands on one.
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So, how do you get your hands on these credits?
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Use whatever edible flowers you can get your hands on.
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So, how do we get our hands on those tickets?
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The finest cars made by human hands on planet Earth
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Getting your hands on more cash might be your goal.
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She wrapped her hands on the glass, absorbing its heat.
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Laurene Powell Jobs: I think we're all hands on deck.
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"This is an all hands on deck project," Proctor said.
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She nodded uncertainly and dried her hands on her apron.
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I tend to be very hands on with my grooming.
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He then asked to lay hands on me and pray.
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Better hope she never gets her hands on your Mustang!
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"She just put her hands on our faces," she continued.
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"Once again, we need all hands on deck," she wrote.
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" It translates to, "You'll regret putting your hands on me.
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His hands on her breasts, Gautama became happier and happier.
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Democrats need all hands on deck to rebuild the party.
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But what if hands-on medicine saves money — and lives?
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Alexander Sr. clasps his hands on both ears to demonstrate.
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"It's all hands on deck," Martin said of the Big3.
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There she is, hands on her hips, proud and invincible.
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So, all hands on deck to save the planet, right?
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On Tuesday, the AP got its hands on that list.
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Even with his kind of tenure, he's very hands on.
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Karamo is very hands on and has a strong opinion.
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This is abstract painting with both hands on the wheel.
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Neither Offset nor Cardi actually put hands on him, FWIW.
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I have a sense of his hands-on style and leadership.
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My mom was hands-on; she fixed copiers for a living.
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"We read anything we could get our hands on," he said.
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He stood there looking shocked with his hands on his head.
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Get your hands on the Artiphon Instrument 1 for $399 here.
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To get his hands on the pathogens, Moore contacted James Gern.
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This guy is a hands-on, community organizing, writ large activist.
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I was a lot more hands on than I am now.
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But getting our hands on these finds hasn't been the easiest.
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If she could get her hands on tickets, she was going.
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One witness reported seeing the child's hands on the steering wheel.
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So how do you get your hands on an invite yourself?
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BONUS: Hands on with the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge
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There's nothing we wouldn't do to get our hands on some.
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But man, that's just a ... I'll get my hands on it.
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Henson's mom couldn't get her hands on one of the powders.
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Ingrid Michaelson got particularly hands-on for her latest music video.
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But it looks uncool to continually switch hands on the paddle.
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Both bidders are eager to get their hands on its assets.
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Want to get your hands on one of these unique treats?
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For the next few months, it was all hands on deck.
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So, check out the hands-on video for that and more.
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I use both hands on the grassy edge to steady myself.
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I finally got my hands on the Motorola Razr on Friday.
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To the contrary, Rob Kardashian's baby mama was all hands on.
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I'm not ever trying to put my hands on any female.
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She's been hands-on in designing every aspect of the collection.
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So, you finally got your hands on an iRobot Roomba, huh?
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Sterling then placed his hands on the hood of the car.
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Get your hands on this hot bundle before stocks run out.
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NP: How soon can developers get their hands on these things?
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They're going to have their hands on it and be running.
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Go deeper: Axios gets their hands on the new Apple Watch.
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What product are you most excited to get your hands on?
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He held our hands on his last trip to the vet.
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So, how the heck do we get our hands on them?
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I'd eat everything and anything I could get my hands on.
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If I get my fucking hands on him…Goddamn it, motherfucker.
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How did whoever it is get their hands on this video?
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He then became very hands-on in terms of media coverage.
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So he's definitely like, hands on when it comes to that.
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I'm just dying to get my hands on these new scripts.
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Would you like to get your hands on Naomi's Taschen book?
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But I am more of a hands-on type of director.
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My initial hands-on time with the device was pretty positive.
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"Now I'm worried," adds Clarkson, with her hands on her hips.
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He finishes his meal and wipes his hands on his trousers.
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" The source adds, "He is changing diapers and very hands-on.
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He is a working man of sorts — a hands-on professional.
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On Autopilot, you're supposed to keep your hands on the wheel.
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Other people might have opted for a more hands-on approach.
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He talks to her and puts his hands on her legs.
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Daqri's smart helmet Hands on with DAQRI's smart helmet http://tcrn.
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But we were never able to get our hands on one.
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And we had some hands on time with the Adaptive Controller.
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Want to get your hands on these pro-approved beauty buys?
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Below, check out what we're dying to get our hands on.
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"They did not want male hands on her casket," Bronstein says.
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One policeman said, ''Keep your hands on your bike and approach.
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But for the Trump divorce it was all hands on deck.
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Hands-on time: 5 minutes (plus 6 to 24 hours marinating)
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BONUS: Hands on (off?) with the Sphero BB-8 Force Band
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Mr McDonnell liked having his hands on the levers of power.
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What was the process of getting your hands on that footage?
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To get your hands on the entire collection, head to boohoo.
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He became less hands-on, focusing more on the big picture.
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The late senator took a hands-on approach to the holiday.
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He puts his hands on his hips and shakes his head.
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"Boy, if I can get my hands on this," thought Husney.
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Robert Moses had his hands on building so much of it.
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Turla and Balliet are hands-on in a very literal way.
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I stood there, staring at my outstretched hands on Sunset Boulevard.
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Are you hands-on when it comes to mixing your music?
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I recently had a chance to get my hands on it.
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We build the small hands on garden just for that school.
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Russian stocks did not change hands on account of a holiday.
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But wet, built-up, and conscious use of hands on pussy?
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Iggy put down the pack, put his hands on his knees.
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The second hands-on project felt like a considerable step up.
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He just couldn't wait to get his hands on a gun.
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From a standing position, squat down placing hands on the floor.
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What do you think of Clooney's hands-on approach to styling?
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He's an obsessive who does most of the hands-on work.
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Chris O'Dowd is as hands-on as a father can be.
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Porter was the lucky one who get her hands on it.
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A lot of stuff on there, I was more hands on.
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Here's some of what you can get your hands on today.
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So how can you get your hands on Android N today?
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"It's a hands-on way to save the world," said Friedl.
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"You're disappointed," he said again, putting his hands on his hips.
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Unfortunately today you will struggle to get your hands on Rokid.
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In addition, Armarium offers a more hands-on approach to styling.
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Are you excited to get your hands on her new products?
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And just who got their hands on this exceptionally expensive buy?
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"I read everything I could get my hands on," she writes.
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Hornacek was asked about Jackson's operating as a hands-on executive.
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CNBC has been and lay their hands on Apple's latest phone.
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The finance ministry has a hands-on approach to public investments.
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Then to meth, e, whatever we could get our hands on.
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The hands on approach is all part of Musk's leadership style.
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How, then, did Janes get his hands on an AK-47?
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He places his hands on my head, my arms, my stomach.
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But I had never gotten my hands on a home run.
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Many would like to get their hands on those, of course.
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"We have all hands on deck at this time," Hernandez says.
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Many Democrats think he's the hands-on favorite in the race.
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Before I can react, they've already got their hands on it.
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Today the law is trying to lay hands on Mr Jammeh.
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The question now: Can they keep their hands on the wheel?
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No one has the right to put their hands on you.
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But it also required hands-on tinkering with the actual machines.
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They receive more hands-on mentorship than traditional interns, for instance.
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First hands on look at the new GoPro Hero 5 Black!
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" Dean said Nixon and Trump were both "hands on, very early.
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First hands on look at the new GoPro Hero 5 Session!
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We got our hands on Modafinil and just went from there.
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To be clear: this isn't a review or a hands-on.
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Anyway, today was just a quick hands-on with the Hero6.
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The results of this practical, hands-on approach have been remarkable.
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After the war, countries scrambled to get their hands on it.
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They just want to get their hands on the latest gadgets.
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When we can get our hands on a bottle, that is.
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With this, I just got my hands on everything I could.
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So how can you get your hands on the wondrous Winecream?
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Enter: anything and everything cooling you can get your hands on.
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I got my hands on the transcript of the whole thing.
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He placed his hands on Scody's hips to assess the alignment.
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How would we get our hands on the DVD right away?
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You can get your hands on some pretty cool merchandise too…
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"Nothing is going to replace a hands-on inspection," she said.
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But he did not pursue the hands-on practice of art.
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This clue is talking about the hands on an ANALOG clock.
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We'll discuss further at the Advertising All Hands on June 14th.
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With your hands on your hips, bring your knees in tight.
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They've had some amazing input, and I'm also super hands-on.
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Surely he was ecstatic to finally get his hands on them?
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At the moment, it's all hands on deck for the emergency.
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But what if hands-on medicine actually saves money — and lives?
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He is expected to remain involved as a hands-on producer.
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A rich series of hands-on workshops complements the exhibition program.
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He waited for the bride, hands on thighs, catching his breath.
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But you want to get your hands on these original five!
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Indonesians want leaders who are hands-on with problems, he explained.
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Steyer and Sanders shake hands on one side of the stage.
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Has the academy gotten its hands on any materials to review?
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We're hoping to get our hands on it later this week.
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Read Lauren's hands-on impressions of the Galaxy Z Flip here.
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Fans can get their hands on the new game on Nov.
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Dude, I love how hands on you are with your companies!
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He's a very hands-on, decisive guy, as you well know.
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"I read everything I could get my hands on," she wrote.
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I disliked the design until I got my hands on one.
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You need all hands on deck for a song to work.
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"We are going to need all hands on deck," he added.
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Her own childhood has informed her hands-on mothering, she said.
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There were other ways to tie Trump's hands on immigration enforcement.
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His hands-on approach could make a replacement problematic, analysts said.
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He had already put his hands on me and raped me.
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In seeming disbelief, Giovinco stood with his hands on his head.
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Get your hands on one and it will do the job.
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A year later, Dorsey was already less hands-on at Twitter.
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The hands-on mom looked extremely pleased with her pastel choices.
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Getting your hands on bots to bulk-buy tickets is easy.
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It'd be all hands on deck to take back the Senate.
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That's because many Comcast customers who want an easy way to get their hands on Netflix already have an easy way to get their hands on Netflix, via internet-connected TVs and devices, says CEO Reed Hastings.
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Wondering how you can get your hands on summer's new It fruit?
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Get your hands on everything and play around with all of it.
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This 'hands-on' drone looks straight out of a sci-fi nightmare
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I'm really proud of the fact that I'm a hands-on dad.
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Adi, a father of four, has taken a more hands-on approach.
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And yeah, she has help, but she's a super hands-on mom.
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We can't wait to get our hands on one of those hamburgers!
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It doesn't include any mentions of hands on weapons during traffic stops.
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The only problem is getting your hands on that Google AIY kit.
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A hands-on video of the device was posted in December 2014.
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"We have to have all hands on deck," Wells-Jensen told Space.com.
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Some credit his hands-on management style with building a great company.
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She bargains with her doctor to get her hands on illicit treatments.
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Today I work at La Bijouterie, a 100-percent hands-on restaurant.
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They provide paid, hands-on care for more than 13 million Americans.
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Have you been able to get your hands on a lip kit?
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I finally got my hands on the Nano a few weeks ago.
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You can get your hands on Startup and Hardware Alley tickets here.
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And fans of Meghan couldn't get their hands on it fast enough.
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Then, with your hands on each side, pull upwards to your crown.
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Now, the cleansers, scrubs, and creams, we can get our hands on.
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Check out our hands-on with the HomePod for a first look.
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Just to be clear, was very hands-on in various ways. Correct.
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" Put your hands on your face Home Alone-style to express "shock.
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There's also a full hands-on with the Pixelbook Go out there.
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Plus, I'm already dreaming about getting my hands on that Gigantamax Charizard.
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Gayle King couldn't get her hands on one after calling 15 locations.
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"And I'd read everything I could get my hands on!" she said.
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For days, I felt the traces of her hands on my shoulders.
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He set his hands on the frame to reinforce his futile efforts.
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If I have to put my hands on you, you earned it.
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But right now the hands on the steering wheel seem rather reckless.
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Similarly, Russia knows that Congress has tied Mr Trump's hands on sanctions.
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"IF WILMER ISN'T THERE IM GONNA THROW SOME HANDS," on fan wrote.
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That didn't start when Trump got his sticky hands on immigration policy.
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A crying man, his hands on his head, moved through the crowd.
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BTW ... good luck getting your hands on a pair of these puppies.
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For the year, nearly $62 billion changed hands on the Venmo platform.
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I've been really hands on with it, directing every part of it.
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Here's some Rey merch you can get your hands on right now.
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We wanted to see what elements we could get our hands on.
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I was like, 'Well, I have to get my hands on that.
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What's even more frustrating is trying to get your hands on one.
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CET After some hands-on time with the Vivo Apex, I'm impressed.
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This is the ONLY way to get your hands on this glass.
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And he says Hudgens was very hands on with the overall concept.
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You'll have to wait until September to get your hands on them.
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Stay tuned to Mashable for more hands-on previews of iOS 10.
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But getting your hands on a pair of them could prove tricky.
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Are you excited to get your hands on Bobbi Brown's new lipstick?
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Pics of Liam and I holding hands on the beach coming soon.
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But both sides eventually shook hands on a new three-year deal.
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Get you hands on a copy of The Australian weekend magazine today.
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Before I even laid my hands on a pair, I wanted them.
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" He reiterated the seriousness of the investigation: "It's all hands on deck.
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Anyway, TMZ got its hands on a better photo of the receipt.
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What happens if ill-intentioned people get their hands on this technology?
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The approach also requires employers to take a more hands-on role.
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And they will need every tool they can get their hands on.
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CBP2 ordered me to put my hands on the truck, I complied.
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What's really cool about the app is how hands-on it is.
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We build a small, hands-on garden for every school we're in.
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This is the only part of the process that's really hands-on.
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The man who got to put his stinging hands on that cash?
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"He is an incredible dad and is very hands-on," Prinsloo said.
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Kayne is very hands-on styling the ladies' looks for the show.
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During our brief hands-on with the M10, everything worked as advertised.
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For more details about the game, check out Kotaku's hands-on coverage.
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The Verge's Vlad Savov takes his first hands-on look at them.
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I swear they're going to get their hands on those ID numbers.
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We had no idea God was so hands-on in American politics.
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But don't expect to get your hands on one any time soon.
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Data brokers save everything about us they can get their hands on.
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"George and Amal are very hands-on," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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It is not yet clear what the hackers got their hands on.
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And put hands on her mother who's a spitting image of her
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Hands-on with the PathoGlyph Wavelength I don't usually cry at CES.
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Obviously, getting her hands on it would be huge for her case.
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Squat down, placing your hands on the floor in front of you.
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Get your hands on your own Misty doll for $29.95 at thebarbiecollection.
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"Can I feel?" she asks adorably, placing her hands on Scott's tummy.
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"People are going to be dying to get their hands on these."
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"The next 48 hours will be all hands on deck," Pelosi wrote.
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Suddenly legions of fans were clamoring to get their hands on one.
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"It's all hands on deck every night, every game now," Barnes said.
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Later on, we got our hands on some X-rated VHS tapes.
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But it may still be hard to get your hands on one.
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The patient closed her eyes, placing hands on lap, palms up. Mrs.
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People used whatever chairs and space they could get their hands on.
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One hat that today's CTO seldom wears is hands-on software developer.
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After a few hours of hands-on time, I'd have to agree.
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The car can sense whether a driver has hands on the wheel.
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He put his hands on his hips and squinted at the water.
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"Know that it is an involved, hands-on dirty process," Lemp said.
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"All hands on deck," Ardern said, smiling, as she handed Neve off.
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"We consider it all hands on deck until it's signed into law."
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The U.S. and Canada will get their hands on it in October.
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We need 'all hands on deck' to ensure that Mr. Trump prevails.
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Attendees got hands-on with interactive Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics exhibits.
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That is, if you're lucky enough to get your hands on it.
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The woman dried her hands on her apron and took the device.
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The marks of her hands on the cakes' surface were movingly clear.
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Willa looked at the steering wheel, Andrew's hands on the steering wheel.
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But few powerful people in Afghanistan have clean hands on human rights.
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So-- I also don't think there are ever enough hands on deck.
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Sitting upright or lying down, place your hands on your belly. 2.
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Together, we represent decades of hands-on experience in our respective fields.
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Christine Molis, her hands on the wheel, knew that already, of course.
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Ferrari has adopted a "hands on the wheel" philosophy in its design.
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Carmody paced the sideline with his hands on his hips, shouting directives.
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Just how, exactly, did SafeGraph get its hands on all this data?
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And how things are made — the actual hands-on part of it.
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Brichet got his hands on several pieces of the original at auction.
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Now, if I could just get my hands on a personal chef.
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Something in muscle memory kicked in, like laying hands on a guitar.
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But until then, you can still get your hands on Juicy Tubes.
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How are you supposed to get your hands on the heavenly treats?
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"Oh, I'm going to put my hands on you?!" the officer says.
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Fingers crossed that I can get my hands on my own set.
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Lamjafar rests his hands on the little table in front of him.
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So, yeah, we're pretty stoked to get our hands on a bottle.
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But simply getting your hands on it doesn't guarantee a beautiful floor.
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The Dyson Ball is the best-seller to get your hands on.
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Besides the hands-on culinary and hospitality training, what else is involved?
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The two shook hands on the tarmac upon Trump's arrival in Georgia.Rep.
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He looks disturbed after rough innings, hands on his head, visibly frustrated.
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Put your hands on your hips, and bring your knees in tight.
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Despite their morbidity, he finds the hands-on process to be soothing.
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I thought I could go see and lay hands on the slabs.
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Get your hands on a printed issue of NME, or lose out.
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Only hands-on testing, ideally with objective measurements, can tell the difference.
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But to fully appreciate its riches, nothing beats a hands-on demonstration.
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But I really worry about the bureaucrats getting their hands on it.
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To be a more hands-on president than any other president before.
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HireSweet also takes a very hands-on approach with onboarding new customers.
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"Behind me an angel stood with hands on my shoulders," he wrote.
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But Carroll was a hands-on defensive coordinator at North Carolina State.
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"Everybody recognizes this is an all hands on deck moment," he said.
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Argentina's players wandered off with their hands on their hips, heads down.
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One would imagine that it is an all-hands on deck situation.
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They put their hands on me and it led to an altercation.
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Even she has had trouble getting her hands on masks, she said.
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Then a more radical development arrived: Judd stopped making hands-on art.
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But Galperin wasn't satisfied with the scale of that hands-on approach.
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Put your hands on your shoulders at the base of your neck.
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He was a hands-on, detail-oriented boss, according to employee testimonials.
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We had been spending time with the product, very, very hands on.
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You must keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times.
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Each day around 7bn shares worth $320bn change hands on America's stockmarket.
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She&aposs planning on taking a hands-on approach with daughter, Raddix.
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"It's all hands on deck until we solve these murders," he said.
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I'd like a little hands-on time with the robotic ball first.
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All of these events were quick reaction, "all hands on deck" missions.
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Some provide hands-on access to technology for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
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The novelty of the hands-on approach soon revealed its dark side.
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That enthusiasm carried over to a recent hands-on with the device.
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Trump was hands-on during the preparation for the storm on Friday.
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They are going to get their hands on whatever they can get.
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In 1980 Mr Cai got his hands on one through a contact.
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There's good work to be done, and it's all hands on deck.
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In one shot, she stands with her hands on her hips, grinning.
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Facebook isn't the only company to provide hands-on assistance to lawmakers.
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As I said, I read whatever I could get my hands on.
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I would never let those clowns get their hands on my work.
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When not playing, he paced like a general, hands on his hips.
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And Portillo&aposs is the place to get your hands on one.
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It was a subtle sign, Payne said, of Anthony's hands-on approach.
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That may change, given Kalanick's hands-on approach to this week's meetings.
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Because various interests need to put their political hands on the guidelines.
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Museum educators will offer kid-friendly tours and hands-on art projects.
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It should be important enough that they are hands-on with this.
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It combines rigorous academic coursework with hands-on practical training and workshops.
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Mr. Huang put his hands on and off the wheel several times during that period, and in the final minute before the crash, the vehicle detected his hands on the wheel three times for a total of 34 seconds.
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Simply washing your hands on the reg, while important, can't guarantee all that.
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My goal from the outset was to work and get hands-on experience.
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Mashable was promised a hands-on demo of Skype integration later this week.
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Regularly $59.99, you can get your hands on the game for $40 here.
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The only person who intentionally put their hands on someone is the intern.
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The notorious germophobe was visibly uncomfortable when a preacher laid hands on him.
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Building your own digital metropolis hands-on would take teraflops off your life.
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Adults are just as eager to get their hands on the new products.
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"I'm having to take more of a hands-on approach now," she said.
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Floor Push-Up Place your hands on the floor about two feet apart.
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Sit up straight, hands on thighs, feet to floor it's just like twerking.
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"Luke was a super great, very hands-on dad," a source tells PEOPLE.
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After getting her hands on the release, London followed the rapper on Instagram.
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Put your hands in the air and put your hands on the car.
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After slightly recovering, we wondered how we could get our hands on one.
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You have to wait until this fall to get your hands on them.
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"It's my first business and I wanted more hands on investors," he explained.
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"We have all hands on deck," White said, according to The Washington Post.
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But for something like cancer we want to have all hands on deck.
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Not everyone can get their hands on the cocktail maker just yet, though.
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The organization provides hands-on, narrative filmmaking education to teens dealing with hardships.
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The workshop was designed to be fun, friendly, and hands-on (with bananas).
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In the meantime, check out Ray Wong's hands-on preview for more details.
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IVP typically takes board seats and considers itself a hands-on investment team.
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But Cornelissen followed her — and he kept putting his hands on her body.
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He put his hands on the adjustable top, and stared at the audience.
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Of course, hands-on work with a real human teacher is still best.
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Trump has often said she loves being a hands-on mother to Barron.
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For Kurdish civil society members, this means they need all hands on deck.
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So he contacted AM General to try to get his hands on one.
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Tech sites will be uploading Apple hands-on videos during the Sony conference.
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"I'll be a fun, hands on dad, but also the disciplinarian," says Zach.
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You can read more about macOS Sierra in TechCrunch's early hands-on here.
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That's the kind of hands-on experience that online security so desperately needs.
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To her family, she was "Tay": an aspiring doctor and hands-on aunt.
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He might tell you that sometimes, I have my hands on my hips.
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The Trump team's approach also seems distinctively granular, hands-on and micro-managerial.
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He was playing "any sport I could get my hands on," he said.
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"It's never okay to put your hands on someone," she said on Monday.
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We'll have some hands-on impressions of the device for you, post-haste.
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And I'm pretty sure that involves Cersei getting her hands on a dragon.
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The arts aspect, the hands-on aspect, is something that's important to us.
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" In another message, he wrote, "We need more help& more hands on deck.
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Local bigshots hastily formed co-ops to get their hands on the money.
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She's super proud to be a new mom and is very hands-on.
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He often looks uneasy when pastors lay their hands on him and pray.
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Jughead returns to Murder Farm before Hiram can get his hands on Archie.
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No, some of us require more hands-on guidance and constant emotional support.
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"Despite having help, Brad is a hands-on dad," an industry insider says.
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Then I realized I'm like doubled over with my hands on my crotch.
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Instead of looping apps like Instagram's Boomerang, Scrubbies has you go hands-on.
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He's chasing me around the desk trying to get his hands on me.
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Meanwhile, Lift the Vote is pursuing a more "hands on, high touch" approach.
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It's also not something I tested here in the hands-on area. Sorry.
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Typically $49.99, you can get your hands on one now for only $39.99.
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And tell us: What are you most excited to get your hands on?
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I can watch the scary movie, but the hands on experience, no way.
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Unlike with Autopilot, drivers don't have to keep their hands on the wheel.
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Parrot unveiled the 700-gram Parrot Disco drone, and we went hands-on.
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"I'm a hands-on woman," Sia Nyama Koroma told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But if you want to get your hands on one, you better hurry.
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But how did he get his hands on fentanyl in the first place?
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Here's a longish thing we wrote after getting our hands on the system.
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In their community, students do hands-on restoration projects that help the ecosystem.
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They continue to operate as CEOs with little hands-on management [from us].
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After Einstein got his hands on the jacket, the two were almost inseparable.
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I would occasionally help the other students with the more hands-on stuff.
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It's a 'hands on', 'figure it out in the moment' kind of approach.
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Meanwhile, remember to keep your hands on the wheel; at 10 and two.
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The couple were adorable at the event, holding hands on the red carpet.
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It's unclear if any nefarious actors actually got their hands on the data.
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With the Wii, people "got" it when they put their hands on it.
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Above ground, it was all hands on deck in the outdoor kitchen area.
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Residencies include analytical seminars and critiques, collaborative art processes, and hands-on workshops.
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So I'm going to take this time to be a hands-on dad.
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Everyone finally got their hands on some dough, for the first time ever . . .
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There, "it's really hard to get your hands on an animal," Smith said.
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It's perfect, especially when we've got our hands on a thick-cut steak.
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"I've never put my hands on a woman, I never will," Westbrook said.
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With each step, you communicate an emergency that needs all hands on deck.
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But we'll still be left with all the imponderables of hands on keyboards.
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Konneh's goal for Lesli is to someday wash her hands on her own.
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Any man who puts his hands on a female is a fucking idiot.
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Then I got my hands on the Freewrite and found some real freedom.
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She encouraged the children to work in groups and provided hands-on instruction.
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"If it is, we'd love to get our hands on it," Demers added.
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Volume was light, with about 5.6 billion shares changing hands on U.S. exchanges.
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So, how do you get your cheese-covered hands on one of these?
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Now you'll get paid to read everything you can get your hands on.
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Its pages were supposed to be lush with whirling doodads, responsive, hands-on.
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I can't say that I ever saw Dre put his hands on her.
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The Verge's Jamieson Cox takes his first hands-on look at the device.
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If you want to get your hands on an X at its Nov.
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No word yet if the repo man got his hands on the whip.
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He is surrounded by men eager to get their hands on his product.
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Most of the time, kids got their hands on e-cigarettes at home.
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BONUS: Go hands-on with new Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge smartphones
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And maybe most important, when will consumers get their hands on this feature?
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A hands-on committee We thought this election season couldn't get any weirder.
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Last week, Mitt Romney called all hands on deck to defeat Donald Trump.
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The real trick will be getting your hands on one any time soon.
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Alright peeps, anyone got their hands on the new Australian 5 dollar note?
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Volume was light, with about 5.9 billion shares changing hands on U.S. exchanges.
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It's a stunner few of us can wait to get our hands on.
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The only way to get your hands on them is through a dealer.
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Unusual Ventures will also offer its startups a lot of hands-on support.
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He's just so fun and hands-on and involved and I love that.
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My favorite product that I got my hands on was the burgundy palette.
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Trust us: You're going to want to get your hands on them all.
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" Baier backtracks, asking, "Are you saying you've never put your hands on me?
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She always has been hands-on, since the first conversation we ever had.
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If you're willing to go for that hands-on experience in public, anyway.
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TL;DR: Snag the hands-on Google Nest Hello video doorbell for $189.99.
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Now we've actually gotten our hands on a PDF file of that manual.
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She and others hope they can get their hands on Islamic State militants.
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Prince William plans to take a hands-on approach to mental health support.
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" The 35-year-old also called himself an "active, involved, 'hands-on' father.
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We can't wait to get our hands on it (it's available this spring).
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How hard is it to get your hands on these desperately needed materials?
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Australia, for example, has taken a more hands-on approach to infrastructure investment.
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He had no problem laying hands on us kids for the slightest infraction.
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Successful candidates can then expect to undergo extensive classroom and hands-on training.
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The company is all-hands-on-deck to ramp up for new users.
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Meanwhile, Gayle King couldn't get her hands on one after calling 15 locations.
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Therefore, it's no wonder collectors want to get their hands on these toys.
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"A campaign manager should not be putting their hands on reporters," Kilmeade said.
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"He is as hands on as I want him to be," she says.
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"We shook hands on that day and got the business going," says Dichter.
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Anything on the hands, on the hips and they're going to call it.
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A military lab makes it, so good luck getting your hands on it.
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But I nod very gently, with both hands on top of my belly.
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Trump has been more hands-on in discussions about other health-care issues.
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Any player the Stompers can get their hands on is by definition tainted.
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Soon, Risher was back on the highway, two hands on the steering wheel.
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During an E3 presentation and subsequent hands-on demo, something unusual stuck out.
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But maybe we can trust Trump to want his hands on the oil.
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Sanders is no longer claiming that Acosta placed his hands on the intern.
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Mr. Kest was demonstrating the most hands-on adjustments I had ever seen.
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Good luck getting your hands on Michelle Obama's State of the Union dress.
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Trump has often said she loves being a hands-on mother to Barron.
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Haji said he was impressed with Kinoti's work ethic and hands-on management.
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Public workers prepare For city workers, it's "all hands on deck," Grizzaffi explains.
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Ten minutes later, Regan reappeared at our office door, hands on her hips.
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He prides himself on being a hands-on restaurateur, regularly visiting his restaurants.
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It was all hands on deck, because it was impossible not to be.
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It then gradually slows down the car until hands-on is detected again.
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How easy is it to get your hands on allergy and asthma meds?
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Did her fans suddenly clamor to get their hands on your old records?
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But what you're not going to do is put your hands on me.
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I've always been hands-on, and that's why this made so much sense.
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Dandara doesn't really play much like anything I've put my hands on before.
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Get your hands on a satin souvenir jacket without all the vintage hunting.
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He crushed whatever he could get his hands on, added water, and injected.
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Hands On Barbers in Mount Rainier, Maryland is pretty much my second home.
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Of course, people wanting to get their hands on NOS is nothing new.
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In other words, lawmakers have essentially thrown up their hands on the issue.
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I could get my hands on some paint or help with the screens.
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You can get your hands on this outrageous new dish beginning June 21.
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Putting your hands on someone else is never the way to resolve conflict.
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Moses used postcards as well, though often in a more hands-on way.
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Speaking of which, now take marching steps, hands on hips, across your bedroom.
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He was extremely hands-on in ensuring that operation went according to plan.
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She got her hands on a Blue Yeti microphone and created Gibi ASMR.
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There's nothing more powerful than hands-on learning, and particularly in the sciences.
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We love learning in hands-on ways and would welcome you any day!
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I paid $6.41 with tax in NYC to get my hands on it.
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She rests her hands on her stomach, where she holds the most pain.
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Andrew Cuomo called for "all hands on deck" to help stop the virus.
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And for sure, someone with hands-on experience should do it for you.
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You'll be able to get your hands on the device starting September 20.
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"I expected I'd be hands-on, babysitting in the evenings," she told me.
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Use both hands: "Always have two hands on the phone," says Mr. Nachtrieb.
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He stopped at the next street, bending over, panting, hands on his knees.
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People jumped over fences and ran to get their hands on the money.
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If I get my hands on him, he is standing trial for treason.
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Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) provide hands-on, personal health care to medical patients.
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My "hands on" parenting did her a disservice by giving her mixed messages.
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When I can put my hands on something, that memory stays with me.
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I'm more interested in the House getting its hands on those tax returns.
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Release built up anger through hands-on activities, like creating art or exercising.
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I'm inspired by what I can get my hands on, what's in season.
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Matt LeBlanc dips his toes into hands-on parenting in this family sitcom.
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First hands on look at the titanium Apple Watch Series 5 #AppleEvent pic.twitter.
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My dad was really hands-on, and was an inspiration to me professionally.
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It's, "I got my hands on the weapons now," was that the quote?
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They remained hands-on managers of the social network after the Facebook acquisition.
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Slingsby was back turning the handles with his hands on Saturday and Sunday.
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He was a doting father, a father that was hands on and present.
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The interesting thing about President Trump is that he&aposs very hands on.
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" "It's time in America when we have an all hands on deck moment.
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And we'll shake hands on it, and that's all I need to know.
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One way foundations tended to be hands-on was by sponsoring particular projects.
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But luckily for us, we were able to get our hands on it.
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POOP PARTICLE NASTY ASS HANDS ON 60% OF MEN ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!!
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The Soviet Union emerged from the bathroom, drying his hands on his jeans.
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It's not always a hands-on process, but can take time either way.
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They've guided him to a deal that would tie his hands on currency.
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I needed some additional hands-on assistance, which Jessika was happy to oblige.
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She is the author of "Penetration Testing: A Hands-On Introduction to Hacking".
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The schedule includes excursions, hands-on workshops, discussions, films, conversations, and live music.
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The hands-on, real time between a doctor and their patients is diminishing.
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Recalling the process, he put his hands on his head, in mock woe.
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Suddenly there were six hands on her shoulders: I.I.Y.C. members, pulling her back.
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The Micro Drone 2169.99 Get your hands on this beautiful piece of tech.
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"I went to DO (osteopathic) school for the hands-on stuff," he added.
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In our case, our fundraise proves we've put our hands on something huge.
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They believed that the company&aposs biggest asset was its hands-on approach.
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Military service includes training and hands-on experience in many STEM-related areas.
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Five yards to his left, Neymar stood, hands on hips, awaiting the signal.
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Instead of using paper napkins, the man cleaned his hands on the bedsheets.
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They&aposre becoming much more hands-on with their employees&apos individual growth.
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You are known for a growth oriented, hands-on, no nonsense direct approach.
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Larry Culp, 55, is a proven leader known for his hands-on approach.
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Plus, it's way easier to get your hands on than the SNES Classic.
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"For me, I think it's just two hands on the football," Cousins said.
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"They're doing an all-hands-on-deck kind of thing," the staffer said.
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Some artists are hands-on, while others don't even touch the wall themselves.
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He's going to be really hands on and is getting stuck into it.
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We tell them: Don't be jumpy; keep your hands on the steering wheel.
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Getting my hands on a pair of Snapchat Spectacles last month wasn't easy.
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Facebook has wanted to get its hands on TV ad budgets for years.
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OK, so what are the chemicals you'd need to get your hands on?
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But your best bet, water-consumption wise, is to "try to find the cleanest source of water you can get your hands on and drink it out of the cleanest container that you can get your hands on," Vojdani says.
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Some Tesla drivers say they are able to avoid putting their hands on the wheel for extended periods when using Autopilot, while Tesla advises drivers that they must keep their hands on the steering wheel and pay attention while using Autopilot.
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It's a more hands-on, company-tailored approach to the idea of corporate philanthropy.
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But if you've always wanted to get your hands on a 747, fret not.
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If he is successful, he would finally get his hands on those and more.
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How the Avengers got their hands on his pager to begin with, who knows?
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"Stop putting your hands on girls," said Drake, before security intervened on his behalf.
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In traditional surgery, the resident gets hands-on action, holding back tissue, for instance.
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What did I do for him to want to put his hands on me?
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A pretty good way for Amazon to get its hands on a captive audience.
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And then, when I was in college, that's when I started becoming hands-on.
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Music and makeup fans alike will want to get their hands on this lineup.
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And only two other A-list catwalkers have gotten their hands on a piece.
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Keep your hands on or above your head so law enforcement see you're unarmed.
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The class A shares exchanging hands on the NYSE give buyers zero voting rights.
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"Human intelligence is the fun stuff — the people doing hands on collection," Bran said.
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One approach, known as "experiential philanthropy," teaches about charitable giving through hands-on experiences.
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Police say he put his hands on her hips when her boyfriend confronted him.
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Get your hands on the 3Doodler for $99.99 here and the 3Doodler Start here.
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The heated altercation lasts about 2 minutes ... but Kamaru never puts hands on Colby.
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Scroll down to see the styles we can't wait to get our hands on.
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Normal People is out now — if you can still get your hands on it.
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She did not get her hands on her case file until she was 55.
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Because of the risks, getting your hands on poppers carries stigma and red tape.
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I placed my hands on the ceiling again, pressing my body forward into him.
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When Quincy was only 3 years old, Combs was hands-on in raising him.
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I scoured the internet and all the books I could get my hands on.
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And we must lay our hands on the right tools when the jungle beckons.
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We don't even have food and you want to put your hands on me?
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Going beyond a simple quantitative model will need an all hands on deck approach.
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Teachers rethought skill-and-drill instruction, instead emphasizing hands-on learning and group projects.
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"By May, it's now very hard to get your hands on something to rent."
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About 30 million shares of Spotify's 178 million outstanding shares traded hands on Tuesday.
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Video evidence showed Nero kneeling down and placing his hands on Gray's lower body.
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He places his hands on Jorge's shoulders, clearing showing off his intimacy with Jorge.
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The buyer has posted an unboxing video on YouTube with some hands-on impressions.
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They've got to talk to a person or get their hands on a product.
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The hands-on showed off a "Just Black" Pixel 3 XL and wired PixelBuds.
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In December 2015, the couple was photographed holding hands on the beach by paparazzi.
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If you haven't gotten your hands on a tube just yet, there's still hope.
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If you're itching to get your hands on one of these, now's your chance.
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But we won't spoil which part of his body Armisen got his hands on.
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On the plus side, you get your hands on another sweet, sweet fossil fuel.
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We'll have to wait and get our hands on a pair to find out.
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And luckily, we no longer have to wait to get our hands on it.
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This wasn't the royal couple's only hands-on moment with kids during their visit.
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Seriously, this is the lightest 15-inch laptop you might get your hands on.
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It's been another three since we went hands on with the super cool prototype.
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In one message, Reddy wrote, "I want your hands on me," the affidavit alleges.
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Starting January 5, you'll be able to get your hands on the entire range.
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If you can't get your hands on a pasta pass on Thursday, don't worry.
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Today Apple offered a brief hands-on with the iPhone in its latest hue.
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I got my hands on both of these phones ahead of the unveiling today.
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She came over to me, put her hands on my face and hugged me.
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They can also use their hands on the receiver's hips to go even deeper.
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It's going to be, it's going to have to be all hands-on deck.
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Growing up, I read anything and everything that I could get my hands on.
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Video is the new communication channel everyone is trying to get their hands on.
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I'm not wringing my hands on whether it happens next week or next month.
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If you're ready to get your hands on one of these savory squares a.s.a.p.
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The teenager held himself up against a wall, his hands on his damaged face.
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And he knows if Labour wins, U.S. corporations won't get their hands on it.
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According to the Saudi press, their hands on the globe "officially activated" the center.
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But we did manage to get our hands on the thing, following the event.
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Trust Stephen Colbert to get his hands on the weird things happening in Australia.
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They also said they want to be hands-on when it comes to growth.
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No surprise, Caliburger is the first restaurant to get its hands on a Flippy.
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Get your hands on the new console (before it sells out) for $299.99 here.
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To delve into the heart of Catalan culture, a hands-on approach is key.
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Last summer, we were all trying to get our hands on the Oreo bagel.
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Some criminals will get their hands on firearms even if there's a background check.
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In addition to steady hands on the controls, you need some heavily customized hardware.
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It may be a while before you can get your hands on the goods.
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They hoped it would give people a more hands-on dessert experience, Today reported.
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And unlike Samsung, they weren't afraid to let attendees get their hands on it.
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"It is rare to see royal couples holding hands on official outings," Myka adds.
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Look at their hands and be alarmed if there are no hands on display.
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Without hands on deck, Prepa was never going to get the lights back on.
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You can see our hands-on (or hands-off?) with Tesla auto-pilot here.
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Unfazed by a nearby explosion, she placed her hands on the vehicle's front fender.
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"It was all hands on deck," says Michael Potts, TWC's vice president of design.
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If you are sold on Doppler's Here, good luck getting your hands on one.
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And it would require each country to take an aggressive, hands-on enforcement approach.
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News. "Everybody's so hands-on that I feel like it will happen within time."
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As Plouffe wrote, CSE can "minimize" Canadians' data that CSE gets its hands on.
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What made it a fad was trying to get your hands on a set.
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She wants women everywhere to come together and be hands-on with their communities.
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Once I put these hands on you boy, I'll strangle you in two seconds.
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"It is rare to see royal couples holding hands on official outings," she explained.
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The police "put hands on me, although they didn't hurt me, certainly," he added.
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We’re all hands on deck and it’s amazing to watch.
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We may or may not need to get our hands on that "Maidez" jacket.
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It's all hands on deck — grandma's there, grandpa's there, mom is there, auntie's there.
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And now some even pay millions to get their hands on a movie prop.
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But in the Uber-Lyft rivalry, Mikitani is taking a more hands-on approach.
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So I got my hands on three units and put them to the test.
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Did that experience with Noah Breakfast make you want to be more hands on?
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Puppy, hands on knees, hurled a few more times on the scored wood floor.
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Bush's campaign in the Palmetto State was an all-hands-on-deck family affair.
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And when he put his hands on me, I was scared for my life.
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Before you start rushing to get your hands on Manic Panic, there's a catch.
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That man went to the car, hands up, put his hands on the car.
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For Reynolds to be so hands-on is a big deal, comScore's Dergarabedian said.
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The one he managed to get his hands on had a seven-inch blade.
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This year, it's all hands on deck at Wing Zone come Super Bowl weekend.
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He just sort of puts his hands on her shoulders and she lights up.
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"It is rare to see royal couples holding hands on official outings," Myka shared.
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And you thought there were settlements, but you couldn't get your hands on those.
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Computer science provides opportunities for project-based learning, collaboration and authentic, hands-on experiences.
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Part of it was that Bloomberg wasn't hands-on then, because he was, right?
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He's a real hands-on producer; much more than anyone I had worked with.
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It's always a special feeling when you get your hands on a Giegling record.
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Richard Neal (D-MA) hopes to get his hands on President Trump's tax returns.
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Consumers flee into the unknown, hoping to get their hands on the latest craze.
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From the Washington Post: Allen also disapproved of McCloughan's hands-on approach with players.
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I first got my hands on some Viagra for a writing assignment in 22012.
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The most expensive item I got my hands (yes, sadly, just my hands) on?
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We had this all-hands on meeting for this external thing that's going on.
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Mariah Carey rang in 20183 by finally getting her hands on some hot tea.
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But we have our hands on most of their old toys, and that helps.
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Tickets to Disrupt SF 2016 are still available; get your hands on tickets here.
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They really need to have a hands-on approach to rape and sexual harassment.
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Trading volume was light, with about 5.4 billion shares changing hands on U.S. exchanges.
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He was talking about illegals coming over working with their hands on their job.
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He was "touchy" and put his hands on one of the women's upper thigh.
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He buys anything he can put his hands on, causing shelves to be emptier.
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Renzo kept his hands on his knees and his knees coiled into his chest.
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We're hoping to get our hands on Swagtron's new products to test them out.
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He guided her through the birth by placing his hands on top of hers.
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I'm just happy to put my hands on this guy and make him humble.
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She told me to put my hands on my head and spread my legs.
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Dozens of students have also gained hands-on experience in the last six years.
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It is those billions that the mortgage industry wants to get its hands on.
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I'm hands-off until there's a big problem, and then I'm completely hands-on.
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If you didn't get your hands on a pasta pass on Thursday, don't worry.
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Simply stand up straight, cross your arms and rest your hands on the chest.
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"Put your hands on me again," he could be heard saying in the background.
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You don't have to travel upstate to get your hands on the prize winners.
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They were too busy trying to sell anything they could lay their hands on.
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Mr. Trump, by his children's own admission, was not always a hands-on-father.
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Mathu-Andrew Budge has the largest hands on a male teenager in the world.
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If you can't get your hands on the new Baileys cans, not to worry.
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Rowling has been hands-on with both films as a writer and a producer.
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The only way to get your hands on Echo Frames currently is via invite.
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And he knows if Labour wins US corporations won't get their hands on it.
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Brier almost goes broke trying to get his hands on these documents at auction.
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The final shot lingers on Daya, who just got her hands on guard's gun.
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When Quincy was only 3 years old, Combs became hands-on in raising him.
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I know this because I've also gotten my hands on audio from the event.
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Clutched in my hands on the subway it feels thinner even though it isn't.
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The store sees around 1 million hands-on demos across their locations a month.
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Her co-workers always seemed to know how to get their hands on pills.
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That means the black person has to tolerate you putting their hands on them.
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So, if you're an iPhone user, you can't get your hands on it yet.
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Many owners have already been able to get their hands on a new battery.
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True growth in the country, however, may well require a more hands-on approach.
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An individual session is more of a hands-on experience from the early stages.
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That's a substantial pool of juicy user data Salesforce could get its hands on.
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It really has to be a comprehensive, kitchen-sink, all-hands-on-deck approach.
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To research the mud, Pixar's effects team members took a more hands-on approach.
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And the effects team leaned on its uniquely hands-on research to solve them.
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Necurs had been sending emails to any address it could get its hands on.
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It's no surprise that governments are eager to get their hands on that data.
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Don't panic, you'll still be able to get your hands on all the originals.
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Cramer also commended Doug Pertz, the CEO of Brink's, for his hands-on leadership.
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You don't have to wait too long to get your hands on these either.
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Breakingviews Canada's busy deal maven is, in a sense, both hands-on and not.
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Hands-on apple pie classes at the Brooklyn Kitchen in Industry City will help.
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I have multiple pairs, all the ones that I can get my hands on.
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Top row, from left: Hands on Design Gassan Centerpiece by Giulio Iacchetti, $378, handsondesign.it.
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Many witnesses described government troops wantonly killing anyone they could get their hands on.
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"This is a time where we really need all hands-on deck," she said.
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But there was pretrial discovery, and O'Brien got his hands on Trump's tax returns.
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Sergeant Fitts then reached toward the victim, putting his hands on the man's chest.
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The people who visit the store want to get their hands on new music.
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This gender imbalance reflects a broader imbalance in physical, hands-on trades in general.
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"Mike never put his hands on me, but mentally he did," Mr. Gray said.
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"This is an all-hands on deck effort, and I'm all-in," he said.
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This is where home repair classes can help, giving uninitiated homeowners hands-on training.
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Get your hands on a previous generation 32GB Kindle Oasis for $32.99 at Amazon.
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But some stars had just as tough a time getting their hands on one.
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Watt has hands-on experience on the supply and brewing sides of the industry.
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The biggest takeaway from going hands-on with Disney+ is that it feels familiar.
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"This is an all-hands-on-deck moment for the progressive movement," he said.
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He's got his hands on his head, and so do many of Liverpool's fans.
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THRUSH: He laid hands on me and I felt--you know, I felt better.
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"It's an all-hands-on-deck moment," said Anna Galland, the head of MoveOn.
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He got his hands on a document that included observations about journalists' Twitter followers.
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Zeballos put his hands on his head when he saw that Goffin remained down.
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Yeah, for some reason they didn't want me to put hands on my hips.
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They wanted me to put my hands on my side and make a fist.
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"It just completely came out of my hands on the way down," Thomas said.
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Practically speaking, good skin care should be much easier to get your hands on.
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She leaned forward, putting her hands on her knees, and saw her friend recoil.
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Her early involvement was low-key -- visiting rural areas and offering hands-on help.
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" That antic fellow with his hands on his knees: "A Cage For The Love.
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Even the oldest hands on the paper could recall no period to equal it.
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They cannot lay hands on a plan and bless it as feasible unto us.
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It's almost as if bears were designed to get their hands on our food.
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"When something major happens, it has to be all hands on deck," he said.
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Kenneth E. Mapp called for "all hands on deck" to speed up recovery efforts.
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A smaller group of players placed hands on the shoulders of their kneeling teammates.
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Once, she spent a year trying to get her hands on a 1935 calendar.
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His primary victory was evidence that his commitment and hands-on approach remained popular.
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Step one: commandeer all of the office supplies I can lay my hands on.
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See our hands-on report with the Galaxy phones for more about the cameras.
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Over the following weeks, Halpern-Felsher sought to get her hands on Juul's curriculum.
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If I can get my hands on that information I can call a bank.
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Maybe Nintendo's brief window for hands-on play at the event is to blame.
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The class includes demonstrations and hands-on work, and culminates in a cassoulet feast.
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At a performance and hands-on session in Brooklyn, an audience member dropped Maximillion.
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He bent over, hands on knees, panting, and looked up with a giddy smile.
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White House officials insisted they are focused and hands-on for the island's recovery.
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Videos emerged of people brawling in Starbucks stores to get their hands on one.
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It also happens to be an incredibly elusive car to get your hands on.
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Based on these hands-on global experiences I am an unabashed "Atlanticist" … and internationalist.
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It would also strengthen hands-on collaboration between private-sector innovators and lab experts.
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Mr. Trump has been more hands-on in the interviews than his predecessors were.
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Morrison said children can only benefit from financial conversations and hands-on experience, though.
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Darnold walked slowly to the sideline and stood with his hands on his hips.
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The Twins' third baseman, Eduardo Escobar, stood still with both hands on his head.
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It was the first time that he had ever laid his hands on her.
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Similarly, with the visual aesthetic of the band, we have been very hands on.
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Because we need to focus on kids not putting their hands on these products.
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We got our hands on one of DeMar's training sessions ... dude is no joke.
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He approached from behind and continued the speech with his hands on her shoulders.
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She got her hands on a galley and she ... Former New York Times person?
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" A prosecutor, Hadassa Waxman, said in court that the reason he had been such a good investigator was "he could get his hands on things that other investigators could not get their hands on, and he did that by breaking the rules.
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A police officer put his hands on my chest; we were shoved off the street.
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We're very hands on with our business, as I mentioned the five different parts. Yeah.
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With the global launch looming, for instance, the group will need all hands on deck.
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Meghan played a hands-on role in helping Patsy Wardally find an interview-ready outfit.
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Drivers are warned to keep their hands on the wheel - not that they always comply.
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Slamming your hands on the desk or collapsing into your bed won't set it off.
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But before we can get our hands on one, don't get yourself too worked up.
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Once high-ranking officials got their hands on the penis montage, they opened an investigation.
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" He loves the hands-on projects and the fact that Comer goes "deeper into things.
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You'll get hands-on instruction on HTML5 and CSS3, the building blocks of the web.
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This hands-on engagement can set a pattern that lasts long after the leave ends.
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But there's no infighting yet, something Chamberlain attributes to the "all hands on deck" mentality.
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He put his hands on him, yes, because the confrontation was spiraling out of control.
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Even better, you won't have to wait too long to get your hands on it.
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Getting my hands on a pair of Snapchat Spectacles felt like getting a golden ticket.
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Beatty (D-Ohio) got her hands on one — or at least an almost identical style.
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Obviously, it's only a matter of time before Greta gets her hands on Frances again.
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Journalism school is nice for theoretical background, but it is the actual hands on experience.
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We knew Paul was going to be more hands-on with the production of it.
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She presses her hands on the car and then hops on as the driver honks.
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This entry-level, hands-on job represents the marijuana industry's intersection with the gig economy.
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The system they have developed is this: Junior places his hands on the interpreter&aposs.
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And in case you don't manage to get your hands on 'em now, don't fret.
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Two years ago the Wall Street Journal went hands on with the technology in Barcelona.
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This isn't the first time the hands on mom has offered Suri the VIP experience.
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Perhaps when we finally get our hands on quantum gravity, the interpretation will suggest itself.
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To get your hands on this royal dessert, a gold-leafed invitation is not required.
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In 2014, the couple again held hands on their way to the Christmas church service.
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The Verge will also be live at the event bringing hands-on impressions and details.
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That means all hands on deck to get to the bottom of this developing story.
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It's hard for American investors to get their hands on shares that trade in China.
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The bad news is that actually getting your hands on one will cost you $48,800.
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"I got my hands on the beautiful screenplay for The Florida Project," Dafoe told me.
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Performance was fast and smooth as far I could tell in my brief hands on.
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It was the biggest news I had gotten my hands on in my short career.
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This mouth degrades the women he can't manage to get his tiny, swollen hands on.
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"I basically shot, produced, and edited anything I could get my hands on," said Madden.
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You need a mix of planning, patience, and luck to get your hands on one.
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A MAN AND WOMAN ARE HOLDING HANDS ON A CONVENTION STAGE AND THEY AREN'T MARRIED.
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Alexei Igonin, Zenit's captain in the early 2000s, said Mutko was a hands-on president.
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Tesla fanatics have a chance to get their hands on a piece of company history.
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You can get your hands on this limited edition gear in all sorts of combos.
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Who knows what implications that might hold if the DEA gets their hands on him.
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Some people have already gotten their hands on the Genius X, and reviews seem... positive?
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Growing up with a hands-on mother like Diana has shaped his own parenting style.
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Naturally, we had to get our hands on them and put them to the test.
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"Plus, Emilio is hands-on and made sure every detail was created beautifully," she adds.
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Grimm and Scaramucci clasp hands on stage at the Staten Island rally, May 19, 2018.
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That doesn't mean that consumers won't be able to get their hands on the equipment.
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You can read our full hands-on with the Surface Hub 2 for more information.
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It's an inviting, beautiful environment, I might as well put my hands on a product.
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Tweaked ever so slightly, putting your hands on your hips has never been more fun.
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But when he put his hands on my shoulders, his touch was real and weighty.
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They should have a war room set up, this should be all hands on deck.
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You can see a few more hands-on photos here and check out the Kickstarter.
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In another, Cyrus' hair looked windswept as she posed with her hands on her hips.
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Again, I got my hands on the new operating system and wrote my first impressions.
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I read every newspaper transcript, every debate transcript, everything I could get my hands on.
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Until then, there are no shortage of ways to get your hands on the title.
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"Put your hands on me again," Ortiz-Magro could be heard saying in the background.
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At first, the remaining 11 artists stood facing forward with their hands on their hips.
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The Verge will be there on the ground with live updates and hands-on impressions.
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Zac Efron What cruel, sadistic monster let this child get his hands on a crimper?
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Back it now to be one of the first to get your hands on it.
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Sign us up for all the lollipops and gummies we can get our hands on!
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You can get your hands on one now for $220 — 7% off the usual $239.
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She will have some help for sure but she plans to be extremely hands-on.
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Double Robotics gave me some hands on time with the pre-release hardware and software.
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Kane allegedly put his hands on three women and a male bouncer at the club.
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PEOPLE: How hands on were you in the process, and how long did it take?
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Officials strongly recommend wearing protective gear and taking a hands-on ATV safety training course.
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"George and Amal are very hands-on," a source tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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The company is going to provide strategy advice, hands-on support, promotions and analytics data.
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You'll have to wait until January 2017 to get your hands on the Pebble Core.
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A lot of it comes down to how influential and hands-on a sponsor is.
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Image: IKEAThe Sladda is one of the messiest Ikea products I've ever laid hands on.
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For a cool $200, you can get your hands on it October 24 at Sephora.
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It's a pretty straightforward concept: You don't put your hands on anyone without their permission.
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The restaurant can then be as hands-on or as hands-off as they want.
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