" He hangs up on me, he hangs up, or I'll call him and say, "You got a sec?
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Above him hangs this calligraphy panel, and below each character hangs one of Matisse's gestural nude drawings, much like those in his "Acrobat" series.
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Yohuna, "The Moon Hangs in the Sky Like Nothing Hangs in the Sky" Johanne Swanson is releasing Patientness, her debut LP as Yohuna, this September.
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I knew the phrase HANGS TEN, but never associated it with a surfing move in which the surfer hangs all 10 toes off the board.
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"The Moon Hangs in the Sky Like Nothing Hangs in the Sky" is slow-motion pop-shoegaze caught somewhere between Julianna Barwick and Slowdive, and it's absolutely bewitching.
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Headgear hangs up on the wall inside Virtualities, waiting for customers Headgear hangs up on the wall inside Virtualities, waiting for customers But never mind all that for now.
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Some would say our nation's soul hangs in the balance.
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The choices he makes, the dreams he hangs on to.
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His hair swoops forward and hangs just above his eyes.
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Across from you hangs what appears to be a mirror.
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Quiet Dog hangs out in my office during my meeting.
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A diagram of a model sauna hangs on the wall.
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That's why my old jacket still hangs in my closet.
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It hangs adjacent from a portrait of Liang in court.
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The photograph hangs on a wall near her living room.
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A framed photo of the cabins hangs outside his bedroom.
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Encryption, immigration, cyber security, energy tech — uncertainty hangs over all.
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The bush behind him hangs heavy with fat August blackberries.
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In the corner hangs one of his iconic leather jackets.
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Uncertainty hangs over this previously announced June 12 Singapore summit.
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The day is cloudy but heat hangs on the body.
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"Where's my daughter?" he asks, and she hangs up immediately.
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A sense of defiance and unity hangs in the air.
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The original jewelry store sign still hangs above the door.
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Clothing hangs to dry on lines outside the children's school.
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A sense of mistrust hangs over the dam's ultimate use.
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Now, the future of the study hangs in the balance.
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He's a Post photographer that hangs out at the courthouse.
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Rachel says it's out of her hands and hangs up.
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Smoke still hangs thick in the air around their house.
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He translates the conversation when he hangs up the phone.
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However, the shadow of militancy still hangs over the region.
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At least once a day she hangs up the laundry.
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"I like the people she hangs out with," he says.
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Michael Gerson: Kavanaugh's nomination hangs by the thinnest of strings.
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Marine layer hangs like gunfire over the Gulf of Tonkin.
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A riot of colorful metallic fringe hangs from the ceiling.
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What looks like a medieval chandelier hangs from the ceiling.
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"Hangs Upon Nothing" (2013), surf documentary directed by Jeremy Rumas.
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It hangs in the Museo de Antioquia, in downtown Medellín.
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Sometimes the future of the universe hangs in the balance.
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The masterpiece now hangs in the National Museum in Kraków.
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This slick device just hangs out enticingly on your countertop.
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The longer it hangs around, the more dangerous it becomes.
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It ebbs and flows, but something about it hangs together.
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A chandelier the size of a kiddie pool hangs overhead.
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Close by hangs a signed MC2180 poster we'll never sell.
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" So she hangs up and I yell, "There's your kicker!
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Our suicide rate hangs in our country's hall of shame.
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My kitchen witch hangs above the sink in my kitchen.
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A Robin costume hangs in a memorial in the Batcave.
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This is the dichotomy that hangs over the party today.
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Youth in San Diego: skateboards, beach hangs and Chicano culture.
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On a nearby wall hangs the couple's collection of surfboards.
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Nobody ever just hangs up and goes back to sleep.
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Her associate diploma hangs on her father's living room wall.
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A sickly green mist hangs where the garden once was.
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It's all found metal and usually hangs up very high.
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On days like this, a yellowish cloud hangs over Stuttgart.
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It hangs near a Maggy Rouff 1950s black velvet cape.
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He half hangs back, half approaches the baby, shyly, tentatively.
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That's true of the painting that hangs over Violet's bed.
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The question of succession also hangs over the Magic Kingdom.
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With hindsight, however, a shadow hangs over the utopian carousing.
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Painted in 1650, it hangs in the Louvre in Paris.
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One hangs from a steel gantry as from a gallows.
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The fate of the western world hangs in the balance?
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A probationer's freedom hangs on his compliance with probation conditions.
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And the audience hangs on both sparring partners' every breath.
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The health of Israeli democracy also hangs in the balance.
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A signed No. 8 Aikman jersey hangs in his home.
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A tense atmosphere hangs over much of Italy these days.
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But a trend isn't a trend if it hangs around.
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A crystal pendant hangs on a chain around her neck.
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How much of the American dream hangs in the balance?
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A Paola Navone brass suspension lamp hangs over the couch.
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This completely hangs Erlich out to dry, and he's furious.
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No, because all the other stuff hangs off of that.
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To escape from the black cloud that hangs over Greece.
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For now, an agreement between the companies hangs in the balance.
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A chandelier fit for a minaret hangs from a gold ceiling.
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His ageless portrait hangs as per regulation from every shop wall.
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And the disappearance hangs over the town of Praia de Luz.
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And so the fate of the theater hangs in the balance.
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Mr Johnson's government hangs by a thread that is easily snipped.
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I'm not like, the guy who hangs out with career prosecutors.
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Outright protectionism was muted, but the threat hangs in the air.
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The chain from the slave's unlocked shackle hangs over the plinth.
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All of their art hangs in the entry of Luxembourg & Dayan.
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The possibility of an abortion hangs over her mid-pee realization.
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Everybody else hangs out in the living room playing NFL Blitz.
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A decorative spider hangs from the walls of the haunted house.
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The weight of graphic, grotesque violence hangs over the entire movie.
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But it's hard to see since it hangs below her waist.
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The fate of the new Sputnik movement hangs in the balance.
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The sleeveless dress now hangs in the front of my closet.
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It hangs over a fridge containing orange juice and hot dogs.
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But more than just the 2016 election hangs in the balance.
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The risk of losing such revenue hangs heavily over editorial decisions.
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A smell of ash, dust, and death hangs in the air.
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The history of women's exclusion still hangs over the running world.
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The future of Chávez's successor, Nicolás Maduro, hangs by a thread.
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But in the laboratories and factories, angst hangs in the air.
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"Exac…" my half-formed word hangs in the boardroom air, ignored.
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In one picture, Diddy hangs out with French Montana and Miguel.
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Meadow co-signs by calling her a racist and hangs up.
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Liv pushes her daughter from the ledge so she hangs herself.
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In the Senate, however, a dark cloud hangs over the Democrats.
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The smell of durians and barbecued fish hangs in the air.
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Slightly concerning if Jacare hangs around too long on the feet.
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It hangs 53 feet above the dish, pointed toward the ground.
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In the center of the room, hangs a nautical rope chandelier.
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In his new office, Wilkie now hangs a portrait of Gen.
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The fate of two Spanish smelters, meanwhile, hangs in the balance.
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The thick, sharp scent of incense hangs heavy in the air.
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And it's not just Manafort's future that hangs in the balance.
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A painting by Marc Chagall, "Le Violoniste Bleu," hangs behind them.
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And with that decision, his electoral fate hangs in the balance.
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After a brief and heated discussion Trump hangs up the phone.
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A red and black wet suit hangs in a tree nearby.
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A double-wide window hangs where the front door first did.
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YouTube's familiar interface hangs suspended in the air around the screen.
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The pain of their obligation hangs over every page, every sentence.
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A custom-made egg sculpture worth $145,000 hangs from the ceiling.
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A subtle sense of melancholy hangs over these men and women.
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Their seven-year pledge to unwind Obamacare hangs on the line.
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A neon FaZe logo hangs by the TV above the fireplace.
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A black sign hangs above the exit of the Mets' clubhouse.
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My grandfather's naturalization certificate hangs on the wall in my chambers.
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Unusually, the gallery lights are installed before he hangs the work.
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Above the register hangs a poster of Keanu Reeves, just because.
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A pall of sleaze hangs over every character except Ms. Kendrick's.
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A Hulk head and fist that hangs out on your wall
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Over so many of her travails hangs a cloud of testosterone.
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Directly above the pair a Confederate flag hangs in the window.
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On the phone he orders two taxis and then hangs up.
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It hangs near the kitchen, for all the guests to see.
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In the 2019 movie, Jasmine's mother's memory hangs over the film.
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A lot of the future of Europe hangs in the balance.
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Oh yes, the future of our democracy hangs in the balance!
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It hangs on the fence at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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And the phrase "publish or perish" hangs over nearly every decision.
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Also he hangs a puppy with a handkerchief somewhere in there.
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THE BIG STORIES: A Russian cloud hangs over Trump's White House.
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A farm-y smell mixed with blood hangs in the air.
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My year-old daughter's redrobe hangs from the doorknob shouting Stop.
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"One of my balls is bigger and hangs lower," he admitted.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNCalvin Harris Hangs With Taylor Swift's Enemy Kim Kardashian!
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A fading sign, written in Arabic, hangs askew outside the door.
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Vidya, dressed in an oversize dark blue jumper, hangs her head.
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"He hangs with the American players, the Latinos, everyone," Correa said.
|
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Between them a Robert Irwin disc, "Untitled," (1965-67), hangs unlit.
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A sense of impending apocalypse hangs heavily over the whole film.
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An ambiguity between adaptation and transformation hangs over this large exhibition.
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As the negotiations continue, the pact's future hangs in the balance.
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For many woman, a discomforting déjà vu hangs over the discussion.
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There, inside a fake washing machine, a Mike Piscitelli photograph hangs.
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He hangs out with his friends and goes to the movies.
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Like much of southern Kashmir, Drabgam hangs on the apple business.
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The reproductive well-being of future generations hangs in the balance.
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They tidied up his American flag, which hangs outside his house.
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She brings classified material home and hangs it on the walls.
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The print now hangs, signed and framed, in the Johnsonville headquarters.
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A calligraphy banner reading "Wealth will come" hangs in his home.
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A placard with the single word "now" hangs from his neck.
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It hangs around a corner of a big, jutting-out fireplace.
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Her fate and theirs hangs on his behavior at the festivities.
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He's tall and good looking and hangs around the right circles.
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In the background, an upside-down church hangs from a cliff.
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Mazzy Star released its first album, "She Hangs Brightly," in 1990.
|
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Inside lies nothing but trouble: a mobile hangs in the air.
|
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Over everything hangs the spectre of yet another Middle Eastern conflict.
|
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"What's the catch?" is the question that hangs in the head.
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"The future of our show hangs in the balance," she said.
|
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The painting now hangs in New York's Museum of Modern Art.
|
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All of this means that Merkel's legacy hangs in the balance.
|
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It hangs on a doorframe and stays in place through leverage.
|
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The Colonel wishes him good luck, and hangs up the phone.
|
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The word hangs over their heads like a vicious, shining hook.
|
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Meanwhile, the dark spectre of Tether hangs over the entire industry.
|
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My Scherenschnitt now hangs on the bedroom wall in our chalet.
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Booker hangs a large map of Newark in his Senate office.
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Very special delivery My yacht broker certificate hangs above my desk.
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He's like a puppy, he hangs out, he'll come to you.
|
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To add to the creepiness, Franzen hangs skeletons along the street.
|
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My brain goes zooming up the wall, where it hangs, shaking.
|
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It simply hangs over the accused like a great human stain.
|
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You were not hanging out, wherever one hangs out in Harvard.
|
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The specter of protectionism also hangs over the meetings in Shanghai.
|
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A framed grade school picture of Johnathan hangs on the wall.
|
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The result of that vote, however, still hangs in the balance.
|
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Art hangs everywhere, with a few sculptures along the concrete floor.
|
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They give Kris a reassuring cheer and she hangs up feeling better.
|
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Now, he just hangs his head low and strolls to the line.
|
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One squat hangs a banner in solidarity with a US prison strike.
|
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For everything that makes this nation great now hangs in the balance.
|
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A seat hangs out, piles of wiring dangle from the aircraft walls.
|
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When you connect them again, it hangs up or pauses your music.
|
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She hangs out with her mom, who's sometimes fun and sometimes not.
|
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The big question-mark hangs over Eritrea, the North Korea of Africa.
|
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It also hangs around in the atmosphere for a far shorter time.
|
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Five months on, the panic of the outbreak still hangs over Ratodero.
|
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When he clicks on a link, it hangs, and then crashes. Booking.
|
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The smoke, which would disperse quickly in windier months, hangs and drifts.
|
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Bonnie hangs back and surveils the scene from a level above everyone.
|
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In the trailer, Leila creepily hangs — with bandaged wrists — in Christian's kitchen.
|
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The cuscus hangs on by its fingertips—or its curling, prehensile tail.
|
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Our team of friends hangs out on the grass after the game.
|
|
It's a risky gamble, and the country's future hangs in the balance.
|
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His work hangs in galleries and is sold by major auction houses.
|
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On top of all this, the recent Kavanaugh loss still hangs heavy.
|
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She loves the kids clubs so much that she hangs out there.
|
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That's where he hangs with his friends, his family and his dog.
|
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It hangs over the track like a buzzsaw bouncing above a femur.
|
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The two stand in a hallway; behind them hangs a religious painting.
|
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The Osmo Action's RockSteady image stabilization also hangs with GoPro's impressive HyperSmooth.
|
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Instead, it's all generally terrifying and fear hangs over the entire motel.
|
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The memory of Ebola hangs heavy over Sierra Leone's rambling capital, Freetown.
|
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The painting now apparently just hangs in one of his golf clubs.
|
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An embroidered map of Japan decorated with cherry blossoms hangs behind it.
|
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Worse yet is when such a cloud hangs over the investigation itself.
|
|
The comedian was just pandering to the folks with whom she hangs.
|
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The letter still hangs on the wall of Jacobson's house in Tampa.
|
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And the future of Britain's role in Europe hangs in the balance.
|
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Smoke from northwest wildfires hangs over the region, making the situation worse.
|
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In another gallery, a metal mobile hangs in front of a painting.
|
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She glances left, toward the fireplace mantel, above which the painting hangs.
|
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As stool hangs out in the colon, it absorbs water and hardens.
|
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The subject of reparations for slavery hangs in this novel's humid air.
|
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When Henry hangs from a helicopter, a BASE jumper got the assignment.
|
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A stainless-steel island hood hangs over a five-burner gas cooktop.
|
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A big question hangs over Mr Turnbull's ability to manage the economy.
|
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Expect to make some good connections as Mercury hangs out in Virgo.
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A planter that hangs Aerial plants; you just love to see 'em.
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The project hangs on Foucault's language and Bailliart as its delivery device.
|
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Damage to both the Senate and the court hangs in the balance.
|
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Listen to the call, and hang up when the telemarketer hangs up.
|
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Chile's demand for his extradition, first made in 2013, hangs in limbo.
|
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This is a part of the world where extreme weather hangs out.
|
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That said, the threat of tariffs still hangs over the industry's head.
|
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A pall of corruption hangs over several countries, seemingly impossible to diminish.
|
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The iconic pink teddy bear also hangs at the pop-up's entrance.
|
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The specter of the retail apocalypse still hangs over the whole industry.
|
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A figurine that looks like Severus Snape also hangs by the door.
|
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There is a marked resiliency that hangs in the cardamom-filled air.
|
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All of a sudden, a cloud hangs over the Merkel/Macron partnership.
|
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But particularly that and her necklace that hangs just under her throat.
|
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The big picture: The EAC's very existence often hangs in the balance.
|
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Yet the shadow of his mishandling of Vietnam hangs over him still.
|
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A sheet hangs from the ceiling, covering everything from your chest down.
|
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That history of scandal-ending tapes hangs heavy over our current moment.
|
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Her huge watercolor of dancing winter sparrows hangs in their living room.
|
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A faint air of doom hangs about this most exquisite of games.
|
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The question hangs in the air: Can art ever be morally neutral?
|
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When that will be is a question that hangs in the air.
|
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This very ambiguity between adaptation and transformation hangs over the larger exhibition.
|
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And each time the question hangs in the air: But what about ... ?
|
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An artwork of hers hangs on my parents' wall, in Tacoma, Wash.
|
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Plus he hangs out with every foreign leader who gives you nightmares.
|
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A copy of it hangs on a wall in the Community's hub.
|
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The entire painting hangs on a white picket fence, which Welch made.
|
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If Western civilization hangs in the balance, how do we save it?
|
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That'll finish Iceland, so if Argentina hangs on, they'll have done it.
|
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The aroma, thick with a peppery boldness, hangs heavy around the grill.
|
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A small vintage oil painting of a landscape hangs on one wall.
|
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain still hangs by a thread.
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The Obamas agree: a Thomas painting now hangs at the White House.
|
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When she hangs laundry on the roof, you can see the clothes.
|
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The threat also hangs over negotiations with Mexico and Canada on NAFTA.
|
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A specter hangs over Separate like an evil, orange cloud: Donald Trump.
|
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A photograph of Alberto Flores's grandchildren hangs in his home, in Diamante.
|
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Access to health care for 2900 million kids hangs in the balance.
|
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Drake: Good dayYoung Thug: *hangs up* VIEWS artwork Drake: That was close.
|
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Meanwhile, the health insurance of millions of Americans hangs in the balance.
|
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As it is, a fog of criminality hangs over all of Trumpworld.
|
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What hangs them up is how he manifested that support for Trump.
|
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Fox hangs out with rappers because he finds their anguish most relatable.
|
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The specter of Taylor Swift hangs over the series premiere from the jump.
|
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Hillcoat. He seems to prefer movies where a pitiless sky hangs heavy over
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The Aurora Borealis hangs in the night sky above the Kupol gold mine.
|
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The painting usually hangs in the National Trust's Ham House southwest of London.
|
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The pendant hangs from a knotted cord, rather than metal brackets or screws.
|
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In the meantime, the fate the U.S. Digital Service hangs in the balance.
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He hangs their bodies on display at Winterfell, saying it's Rickon and Bran.
|
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She plays ukulele, hangs out with her little brother, and does goofy skits.
|
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In the lobby hangs a 2008 piece by an artist named Alfred Nicols.
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But I'm sure since it hangs down, it could've been [my] ear lobe.
|
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Unlike the French election the result in Schleswig-Holstein hangs in the balance.
|
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The smoke from the resulting fires hangs at the horizon like a fog.
|
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That realization hangs over Paradise like the smoke on that hazy September day.
|
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When Zoey slow dances with Luca, Aaron hangs his head at the bar.
|
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Far more often, Dyson hangs hope on Obama's impromptu shows of racial solidarity.
|
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If control of Congress hangs in the balance, this could get very ugly.
|
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A neon "Fries" sign hangs over a bar cart in the home theater.
|
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Meanwhile, Dany hangs out at Dragonstone and rants about how great she is.
|
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I hope this portrait really hangs on the wall at The Carter's home.
|
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The fate of Uber's self-driving program very much hangs in the balance.
|
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Then he hangs out at the club for a bit before slipping out.
|
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Churches have been lavishly restored; a large crucifix hangs over the main street.
|
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The reputation of the Republican Party hangs in the balance for future generations.
|
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Inexorably tied together, the fate of two nations, indivisible, hangs in the balance.
|
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Yet, Dimon hangs onto his position, because he's right, JPMorgan can afford it.
|
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Conrad pointing to the Feynman Diagram sculpture that hangs on her office wall.
|
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Warren loves organized closets and hangs all of her jackets arranged by color?
|
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They also add to the sense of otherworldliness that hangs over the film.
|
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The fate of Winterfell and all of the North hangs in the balance.
|
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New Delhi (CNN)A shadow hangs over Eid celebrations this year in India.
|
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"Her life hangs in the balance," said Sorvino in a tweet on Tuesday.
|
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There's just no simple answer when a person's life hangs in the balance.
|
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A fake cleaver, which Miller calls her machete, hangs alongside the kitchen doorway.
|
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But the park's survival hangs on the fate of a chronically unstable region.
|
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A cloud of uncertainty hangs over the fate of U.S. flights to Cuba.
|
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But the book's anticlimax is the hook upon which the whole thing hangs.
|
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"I think a lot of it hangs on that meeting tomorrow," said Rep.
|
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The stool hangs out in the rectum before squeezing out through the anus.
|
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This feeling of a false starts and missed opportunities hangs over Falcon Age.
|
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The concert took place just steps away from Tiananmen, where Mao's portrait hangs.
|
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The Republican Party clearly hangs in the balance and with it, the nation.
|
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A large black-and-white photograph of Muhammad Ali hangs in the corner.
|
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A black motorcycle jacket hangs open over a lacy black bra and leggings.
|
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Nor are they always spared the death penalty that hangs over Hussein's head.
|
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The mystery of madness hangs over the world like a cry at night.
|
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It hangs near a bird's-eye view photo of the couple's wedding reception.
|
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A decision on the fate of 28500,6900 Hondurans still hangs in the balance.
|
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His portrait hangs from buildings, in schools and along highways across the country.
|
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A framed copy of the editorial hangs just outside the 16th-floor boardroom.
|
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There's just a wide variety of restaurants and bars and hangs, coffee shops.
|
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Richie's not even paying enough attention to respond: He hangs up on her.
|
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A story that hangs entirely on anonymous sourcing should always get special scrutiny.
|
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In this environment, crucial investment in agricultural research and development hangs in flux.
|
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But it is filled with the ambient dejection that hangs around the Chargers.
|
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A picture of the My Bed artist still hangs on the pub wall.
|
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This year, the Pulse shooting hangs in the thoughts of all Pride celebrations.
|
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Above it hangs "Mortality," another self-portrait — the same size, but utterly different.
|
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Kobe Steel's fate hangs in the balance while checks are being carried out.
|
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That specter hangs over some of her work — in What Is a Man?
|
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"My crowd stays around and hangs out with [The Lowdown] crowd," she says.
|
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A large poster with photos of the missing girls hangs on the wall.
|
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Most of the time, she said, she just hangs around with fellow officials.
|
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. — An air of solemnity hangs over Lucy McBath's bid for Congress.
|
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The roof angles downwards and hangs over the porch, supported by wood beams.
|
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A T-shirt bearing the message "Masturbate: I love it" hangs from it.
|
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It's a history conservatives make sure hangs heavy over Ryan's tenure in leadership.
|
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The same request essentially hangs on Disney as a corporation at the moment.
|
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On my fridge hangs a picture my son made one night before dinner.
|
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The case still hangs so I still potentially face 14 years in prison.
|
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Minter's condensation captures bits of atmosphere and dirt; it grips, hangs, and lingers.
|
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"Urban Jam" hangs 45 metallic gold and silver car bodies like Tetris pieces.
|
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But the shadow of Obama's "deporter in chief" years hangs over his presidency.
|
|
Smoke hangs low and thick, still spreading across the San Francisco Bay Area.
|
|
They said a picture of her and the president hangs in the restaurant.
|
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What's more, the average person hangs onto a phone for only two years.
|
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One hangs from his wall: the team photograph of the 343 Baltimore Colts.
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A copy of a Whistler painting hangs on the wall in Charon's bedroom.
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It now hangs in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.
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For a new work, "Big Fish," she hangs suspended from an oversized hook.
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The camera hangs above this table, looking down at the picture arranged below.
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I finally managed to buy a print, which now hangs in my bedroom.
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A framed photo of her and Mr. Al Saife hangs in his stand.
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We went down to the floor where the picture of the river hangs.
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Increasingly, the fate of Libya's precarious internationally backed government hangs in the balance.
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Cover-up concerns The legacy of SARS hangs long over the current outbreak.
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"The future of the transit system hangs in the balance," Mr. Raskin said.
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It hangs off me like a deployed parachute, but damn is it toasty.
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Real tears are absent in the park, but the play hangs together anyway.
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My sister hangs out with me and we talk until I fall asleep.
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A new flag hangs above Mercer Street, announcing a new shop: Nili Lotan.
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The 18-karat gold vermeil amulet hangs on a trendy, long bobble chain.
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It's asked of photographers whose work hangs in the Museum of Modern Art.
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The specter of Amazon's disruption now hangs over a dizzying array of industries.
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At the order's headquarters, a stately wooden mailbox hangs on the doorman's wall.
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The threat of Trump's wrath hangs over them like the sword of Damocles.
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A camera hangs directly overhead where rows of Ikea LEDs illuminate the scene.
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They had it appraised and framed, and it still hangs in their home.
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And the fate of millions of Americans' health care hangs in the balance.
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In the movie, he's the guy who methodically hangs himself out to dry.
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The plague is alluded to just once but hangs around like a ghost.
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As he hangs about the Fisher parlor, blathering into the wee hours, Mrs.
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The fraught locus of Tahrir Square, never explicitly mentioned, hangs in the air.
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A copy of her portrait — sketched by Matisse — hangs above the nonworking fireplace.
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A Hijri calendar from the Gregorian year 2014 hangs in Dr. Birth's office.
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The lens glare of the camera hangs in the form of resin sculptures.
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Fingers tapping against temples, an aborted half-hum hangs limply in the air.
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The idea of being a criminal hangs heavily over Naz throughout the episode.
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Here's the study, where a portrait of Margaret Thatcher hangs over the fireplace.
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But while Theranos is no more, Elizabeth Holmes's fate still hangs in the balance.
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It almost looks like he just hangs there at the top of his jump.
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Parliament's vote, according to Derrick, is where sterling's value truly hangs in the balance.
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Lalaine's Insta features school dance flashbacks, kitchen hangs, and a few well-timed screenshots.
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" She added: "At a time when women's reproductive freedom hangs by a thread, Rep.
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Then the sheriff's deputies arrive and the field marshal hangs up the 911 call.
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Done it all herself, even where she hangs upside down above the kitchen sink?
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And I guess for the people he hangs out with, it's probably doing great.
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Modernity made the individual sacred, producing a paradoxical effect that still hangs over us.
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Paris hangs out with accessories designer Brandi Howe, looking like an EDM desert fairy.
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Prophets are not pragmatists, and the fog of futility often hangs over their complaints.
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A noose hangs on a tree on the state capitol grounds in Jackson, Mississippi.
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The same air of improvisation hangs over plans for public security, a crucial issue.
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"The very existence of our United Kingdom now hangs by a thread," he said.
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Tuaregs had benefited from his largesse: his portrait still hangs in houses across Agadez.
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So his shadow hangs large over the Department of Justice's dealing with the whistleblower.
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Instead, whenever a hereditary peer hangs up his ermine, a pantomime of democracy follows.
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Shown via security camera footage, McCarthy first hangs out in her room, then leaves.
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Well before dawn on a weekday morning a fingernail moon hangs over St-Rémy.
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A fancy light fixture hangs askance in what might have been a dining room.
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For easy access, she hangs everything by category (tops, leggings, etc.) and by color.
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The Pollock-inspired painting she produced after that, aged seven, hangs above the stove.
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A white flag stripped of stars and stripes — a startling detail — hangs limp outside.
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Cannupa Hanska Luger's "Every One" hangs at the folk art museum through September 21.
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The kitchen is where everyone hangs out to talk and eat, hence the name.
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Image: NASA"Most of the atmosphere hangs very close to the surface," Wolk said.
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Yersinia pestis, the bacteria that causes it, hangs out in rodents and their fleas.
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He looks like the kind of kid who hangs out with the mom in
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Inside the cafeteria, where parents reported for the preseason meeting, another banner still hangs.
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But how much really hangs on these trade talks for your company right now?
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Jordan's financial crunch now hangs over the state's ability to finance jobs and services.
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Nonetheless, the company's fate hangs in the balance while checks are being carried out.
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A mood of slightly mournful realism hangs over Mrs Clinton's encounter with Karla Ortiz.
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Baker hangs up the first photo of her "handsome" son on the family mantle.
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Cabanding often hangs his replicas in places that match the vibe of the painting.
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An enormous billboard hangs in eyeshot of Gigi's pad ... pimping Stuart Weitzman's luxury boots.
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A yellow haze hangs in the air leaving a metallic taste in the mouth.
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Q: is the bar that Walter hangs out at a real place in LA?
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According to Niall Horan's interview with Billboard, he still hangs out with Selena Gomez.
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In the Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation trailer, Cruise hangs off of a military jet.
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Dean shouts that they're heading to find a strong internet connection, then hangs up.
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"I deserve to get hurt," Simpson says before he hangs up on the police.
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One man hangs sopping wet clothes on a line next to his damaged home.
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It's an idea that needs to be evaluated to see if it hangs together.
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It hangs in front of a window overlooking a garden, enmeshing nature and art.
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" A chandelier Vo acquired from the Hotel Majestic hangs by his piece "Oma Totem.
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Like Trump's, Ayers' tie hangs on the long side, just past his belt buckle.
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She hangs up on A.D. and calls Spencer, who refuses to answer her cal.
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With snow, that water hangs around as pretty powder until residents need it most.
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And a cloud of skepticism still hangs over the program, even with Tuesday's announcement.
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To a not-fish, hungerwrings out its morning swim-towel and re-hangs it.
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Another cabinet in her staircase acts as her closet, where she hangs her shirts.
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Avoid judgmental comments and questions about what someone does, wears, hangs out with, etc.
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Before he hangs himself from a sycamore tree, Hubbard leaves a new, handwritten will.
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A 1950s framed color picture of Queen Elizabeth II hangs on the far wall.
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It is also waiting while the potential for panic and pain hangs around, too.
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It seemed like Xo hangs around the Villanueva house a lot, so that's surprising.
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Who sleeps where, who hangs out with who, does it make any damn sense?!
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Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN)Menacing black smoke hangs over the town of al-Qayyara.
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Her portrait hangs prominently there, and the zealous eyes scare Charlotte at first sight.
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Evidently, because it hangs around your mouth, that could raise problems with mouth cancer.
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A framed glamor photo of the bride and groom hangs in the living room.
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A pickle hangs off the table's front edge in the painting's lower left corner.
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When Dad sees Prompto with his camera out, he hangs around waiting for him.
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A close-up photo of the actor—wrinkles and all—hangs above the entrance.
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A picture of Christina hangs on the wall next to an image of Jesus.
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A large portrait of her hangs in the council chamber, presiding over every meeting.
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Kiernan hangs her dense narrative on a potential love story featuring an unlikely lead.
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A nostalgic 2002 image, "May Flowers," hangs prominently on the wall in Weems's home.
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King Bhumibol's portrait, bespectacled and sober, hangs in most public spaces and private homes.
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Dr. Jordan hangs on her every word, and those words are all she has.
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Ed Sheeran Who comes out on top when Ed Sheeran hangs out with Korn?
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A large Henry Taylor figurative painting hangs over the purple plush horseshoe-shaped couch.
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Kennedy stands, takes off his pinstripe jacket and hangs it behind the office door.
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Nathan was a self-described "ramp rat," a kid who hangs around at airports.
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Above hangs "Shoe Print" (1972), a sepia blueprint paper depicting a single used shoe.
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Title II hangs like a black cloud, as they put it, over our businesses.
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Yet, one question hangs in the air: Do you even need a smart home?
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But many are receptive enough that the threat of a coup hangs over Venezuela.
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Especially in criminal law, the little man hangs and the big man walks free.
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Across the room, an antique chandelier hangs over a dining table that seats 10.
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The loneliness of those who remain hangs like thick fog over Damascus, the capital.
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Upstairs, Proenza Schouler hangs not far from a rack of Fenty Puma by Rihanna.
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With this confirmation vote, then, much more than abortion rights hangs in the balance.
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But Marty's spying causes Navarro to detect a compromised line so he hangs up.
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Before she hangs up with CNN, she thanks everyone who has followed her journey.
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The emissions requirement now hangs in limbo as a lengthy court battle plays out.
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He goes to his room and hangs himself with a rope above the stairs.
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Here, what he describes as a "magical carpet story" hangs on a garment rack.
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But an implicit and wistful question hangs over them: Is that all there is?
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With two Republican senators opposing Ms. DeVos, her confirmation hangs by a single vote.
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The Virgin of Guadalupe hangs from some rearview mirrors; pastel leis dangle from others.
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Today the contract hangs on the wall of the Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville.
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According to another tweet, a banner bearing Douglas' words hangs near MSD high school.
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Meanwhile, the people he hangs around with are watching their reputations crumble into smithereens.
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Another prop, a painting of Reggie Jackson from "Arthur," hangs in Mr. Romano's office.
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AN AIR OF Malthusian gloom hangs over smallhold farmers in Sironko, in eastern Uganda.
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His lack of permanent status hangs over his family like a cloud, Bamba said.
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Flags still flag on their poles, and bunting still hangs from the ticket booths.
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The sweet smell of gingerbread and cinnamon-tinged vin chaud hangs in the air.
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A sense of wary powerlessness hangs in the air, as palpable as the humidity.
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"Because our livelihood hangs on it, we must keep our mouths shut," Park said.
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Their oil painting, which cost $1,250, now hangs above their fireplace in Corona, Calif.
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On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on which my future hangs.
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I hook a snapback hat so it hangs through the loops of my jeans.
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All the while, the fate of child refugees in Europe hangs in the balance.
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The hull of an immense, hand-built polished wooden boat hangs from the ceiling.
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The man hangs the string of gulbi to the ceiling above the dinner table.
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But that all hangs on her ability to prove that she can be trusted.
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Because they legitimize their rule through violence, the threat of violence hangs over everything.
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Months after the November election, he still hangs a Trump banner from the balcony.
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KY: I'm one of few architects, I think, who really hangs out with artists.
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In another, Alper hangs herself up to dry on a clothesline by her hair.
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Health insurance for thousands of the state's most vulnerable residents hangs in the balance.
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An investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election hangs over his presidency.
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Pitts hangs her American flag upside down, after having doused it in black ink.
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Kim hangs out for a bit then leaves me and Paula for the night.
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Word of the Day noun: an adornment that hangs from a piece of jewelry (necklace or earring) noun: branched lighting fixture, often ornate, that hangs from the ceiling adjective: held from above _________ The word pendant has appeared in 100 articles on nytimes.
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At its highest point, the Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge hangs 279 feet above the ground.
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"The Frame" hangs effortlessly flushed to your wall, just like a real picture frame would.
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That's what hangs in the balance, and what makes the current shouting match so unfortunate.
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Their art, from workshops at the Museum of Modern Art, still hangs on the walls.
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This year, a large purple ribbon — the symbol for pancreatic cancer — hangs over his garage.
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Her roommate comes out hangs out as well, and we casually watch the Bruins game.
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At this point, it would seem the popularity of Fixer Upper hangs in the balance.
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A dark sculpted figure hangs upside down, its torso replaced with a block of wood.
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His photo hangs here in the halls of CNN and my own office as well.
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And as he ends his final term in office, Obama's legacy hangs in the balance.
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A big existential question mark hangs over the Postal Service's head: what exactly is it?
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" He shrieks threats at her, and after Heidi hangs up on him, he screams, "Fuck!
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So another headline pops up: "unarmed Black man killed," and it hangs in the air.
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Save for a Freemason flag that hangs outside the building, the temple is largely nondescript.
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And the same question hangs over our heads throughout the movie: who is most bae?
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Right: Each steel monument is approximately 6 feet tall and hangs from the memorial ceiling.
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Whatever happens with June Medical Services, abortion access for countless Americans hangs in the balance.
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But while it's officially back to business as usual, tragedy still hangs in the air.
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But the pall of smoke that hangs over the region's cities affects millions of people.
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" De Niro added, "Everybody does their thing, comes back, works, hangs out a little bit.
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Sprint hangs onto their data for 18 months, and Verizon keeps it for 12 months.
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The chain hangs down from the open wood structure, holding the twisted section of steel.
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But the people mentioned in the PowerPoint know that the Church hangs on to grudges.
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A picture of Eliot Spitzer hangs on the wall of Mr Kelly's compliance-recruitment firm.
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After helping out the struggling student, Obama hangs up the phone and shakes her head.
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She sometimes hangs out in groups targeted toward parents of people with addiction in Maryland.
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Weinstein hangs over this movie, and so many other beloved movies, like a looming specter.
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Bieber is currently in Europe on tour, and unavailable to attend and stateside pool hangs.
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Mimas (246 miles or 396 kilometers across) hangs below and to the left of Enceladus.
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A solitary plastic bag hangs disconsolate by the window, and bullet casings pepper the scene.
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And if the Raiders move to Las Vegas, Raider Nation's fate hangs in the balance.
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The air-conditioning unit is broken; a single bare light bulb hangs from the ceiling.
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Eric hangs out for a bit before setting off with his pup to jog home.
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The flag hangs along a major boulevard as part of a display of world flags.
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Next to his car, seemingly suspended in the air, a man hangs on a cross.
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Instead, we're stalled in the data smog that hangs over social media and search engines.
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It's a fact upon which the fate of the realm, and the royal lineage, hangs.
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It's also important to remember how much the shadow of Obama hangs over Trump's actions.
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A satellite dish still hangs on the wall, the only memento of the past dwelling.
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The hens flock to him, while the rooster hangs back, crowing with jealousy and alarm.
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It hangs in the air like a cobweb, one you won't rush to brush away.
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Elsewhere, the fear of cheating even hangs over eSports matches where players compete for money.
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I'm not sure what it is, but it hangs in the air like a scent.
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Long a human security blanket for Trump, Schiller now hangs out at the White House.
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Laundry from that day still hangs on drying racks, covered in dust and spider webs.
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I don't think it gets any easier to solve the longer this things hangs around.
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Lucas turns to his wall, where a framed picture of him and Alec Guinness hangs.
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Disembodied, cartoon-y, and "exaggerated," above them hangs a necklace with a dangling "13" pendant.
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His side may be in the lead, but Britain's EU membership hangs by a thread.
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Cigarette smoke hangs heavy in the air, as men in fedoras talk in hushed tones.
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Listening to it now, the specter of band's eventual breakup definitely hangs over the record.
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Every day, about 30,000 visitors pass through the gallery where Leonardo da Vinci's painting hangs.
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"You know the laundry rack that hangs and has the clothespins on it?" she asks.
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Donnie hangs up, spots an iced tea in Alison's bag, and decides to drink it.
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On the far wall, a smudgy Cy Twombly canvas hangs above a row of ceramics.
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He mentioned the mirror that hangs from the set of "Slave Play," reflecting the audience.
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Then he hangs them on the wall, and Ms. Herrera considers them, sometimes for days.
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" Now, a sign hangs over part of Rogers's mural, reading: "Vote now love trumps hate.
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The difference matters a lot because Mr. Trump's prize of 1,237 hangs on a thread.
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David is happy, David grows up, David hears voices, David is unhappy, David hangs himself.
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A signed print of Roberts taking his lead off first hangs in his agent's home.
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A lot was made of his height, and he hangs in the pocket pretty well.
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Today, one of her incandescent, concentric circle paintings, "Resurrection" (123), hangs in the White House.
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The Speaker said the entire political system hangs in the balance of this year's elections.
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The platform hangs in the air whileguests enjoyan authentic Greek meal paired with Greek wines.
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Gradually, strikingly, it deflates for about a minute, its flashes slowing until it hangs dejectedly.
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Meanwhile, on the door hangs an amateurish bust of Jean-Jacques Dessalines, Haiti's revolutionary general.
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The smell of sawdust hangs in the air, all the trees sawed down to stumps.
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One of these, "Glenne" (2012), hangs from the ceiling in the center of the room.
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He stopped me in front of an engraving that hangs next to a pub wall.
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In "Krisha," he plays Uncle Doyle, an ornery straight shooter who hangs out with Krisha.
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Spiritual-looking jewelry hangs around his neck, and he has a fistful of silver rings.
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I walk over to the south end of the stadium, where El Kartel hangs out.
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And Jamal's life hangs in the balance…in other words, just another day at Empire.
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We end up cold-smoking this with applewood after it hangs for about three months.
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But let's assume -- just for the purpose of the conversation -- he hangs on at Breitbart.
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Claure hangs with David Beckham as a co-owner and leader of two soccer teams.
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His first novel was "Harpoon," and a real 19th-century one hangs on the mantel.
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The globe hangs full in the "sky" above the planetarium, built from fresh satellite images.
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It was an audacious idea then, and still is, but it hangs in the balance.
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The phone hangs up and a valve is released; I keel over onto the floor.
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Adam hangs face down in the chair with the cushion supporting him on the hips.
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His image hangs from not one poster, but two, in the hall at the academy.
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At the commander's left side hangs a saber; in his right hand is a telescope.
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But the undeniable strangeness of the way it hangs together also has an unusual appeal.
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But the specter of shady reality TV production tactics hangs over the otherwise affirming scene.
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On the wall opposite "La Cena" hangs the cardboard matrix from which it was printed.
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Rudy embraces Paris, visits the sights, dazzles audiences and hangs out with a dreary crowd.
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Today, it still hangs around and has been consistently upgraded to make it more capable.
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Today, the pair's art hangs throughout; their Knoll and Paul McCobb furniture is gracefully mismatched.
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A whiteboard with a radiation reading printed in black font hangs on the locked gate.
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Laundry hangs from windows, and steel girders bridge the alleylike streets, propping up the buildings.
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To the xenophobes, a Third World cloud hangs over us, children of the foreign born.
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The shadow of the Great Recession hangs heavily over any evaluation of Barack Obama's presidency.
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Perhaps the most noteworthy piece the couple own hangs from the bedroom ceiling: a ciguapa.
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But it's clear that the future of abortion law in America hangs in the balance.
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For one thing, he hangs around the hitting coach to learn how opponents approach him.
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A feeling of déjà vu hangs over the episode, at first wearying and later ingenious.
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This hangs together with the wave of populism we're seeing in the rest of Europe.
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The address number is printed in a clean font and hangs from a sturdy post.
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It's on top of a very old, red digital clock that hangs on the wall.
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When pressed, he hangs his recent success to a change in his mentality and maturity.
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But the president shouldn't flatter himself that the global economy hangs on his every word.
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Foresea is an extreme example of the manic speculation that hangs over the entire system.
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"THE GOLDEN STALLION" A poster for the 23 Roy Rogers western hangs on Rick's wall.
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The antler chandelier that hangs from the ceiling is a nod to the Old West.
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A gorgeous giant poster for "The Rise of Skywalker" hangs behind them in a stairwell.
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If a company hangs on through the election, union organizers often pack up and leave.
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Besides the swastika flags hangs a flag with the emblem of the German Gymnastics Association.
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The American flag that hangs behind her frames her with the tools of her labor.
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His Knicks jersey hangs from a hook on his closet door, hiding between other shirts.
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Bradley Theodore's 2014 painting of her hangs next to an undated black-and-white photograph.
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The ergonomic Modkat scoop hangs from either side, so its tucked away but easily accessible.
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A portrait of Soleimani hangs on the wall of a hospital in Kerman, Jan. 7.
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He hangs himself, and promptly wakes up alive and well in the same grotty motel.
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The original, which Michele bought a few years ago, in London, hangs in his bedroom.
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K. comes up and hangs out with me until I fall asleep around 26:215.
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But a humid electricity — some illusory, conductive force — certainly hangs throughout most of the songs.
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Now she hangs up to 790 every Sunday and has 2725 more stored at home.
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A photograph of Mr Yin taking tea with Mao in 21980 hangs above the mantelpiece.
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The history of Saint Laurent, and hence of contemporary expectation, hangs like that Damoclean sword.
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The reborn movie and television production provision (now with live theater!) hangs around until 2022.
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Uncertainty hangs like smog over the city after Britain's decision to leave the European Union.
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The camera hangs high in the sky and moves with the action, on its own.
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An angular, modernist photograph of the bridge taken by Berenice Abbott in 20153 hangs nearby.
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The spectre of last summer's leaks still hangs over many current and former DNC staffers.
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If not — if Mr. Maduro hangs on to power — the sanctions will deepen Venezuelans' suffering.
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A photograph from that assignment still hangs on a wall in the bar's private room.
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Another standout work hangs opposite your dining table on the other end of the apartment.
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The sculpture hangs from the ceiling with the mango suspended in the long, crocheted bag.
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One character skins moles and hangs them around his property to scare off the serpent.
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Digital media pioneer, guy who hangs around media moguls, guy who is a great talker.
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She picks each item up, feels the sleeves, the hems, hangs them back in place.
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A framed photo of the moment hangs proudly in the center of his modest office.
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Northern Ireland's power-sharing government hangs by a thread Northern Ireland's power-sharing government hangs by a thread In the same week that former IRA leader Martin McGuinness was buried, the power-sharing government he worked so hard to create now hangs by a thread, after the republican party Sinn Féin walked out of negotiations on a new deal, raising the possibility of another snap election or the return of direct rule from Westminster.
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Three years later she passed the GED, and she still hangs that certificate in her classroom.
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But I also don't want to be that guy in sports that hangs on too long.
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Bob Honey is an exercise in ass-showing, a 160-page self-own … Nothing hangs together.
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Wendy hangs up mercilessly, which makes me wonder how isolated she'll be in her new future.
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The insectarium regularly hangs onto exotic species that are involved in smuggling or health-violation cases.
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Previous Reuters polls have shown the pound's fate hangs on the tone of the Brexit negotiations.
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He was over, he stops by, and hangs out with us, and we love having him.
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If it hangs around her neck like a necklace, the umbilical cord could choke the fetus.
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Next to the iPad hangs a plastic bag with a bullet and empty 7.62x39mm cartridge inside.
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Warhol's cartoonish silkscreen, Howdy Doody (1981), hangs next to George Condo's Television Silkscreen (Howdy Doody/Mr.
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A mood of stunned trauma hangs over this novel like the clammy mist on Amsterdam's canals.
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So, if you wanted to learn how it all hangs together, where would you even start?
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On the second floor, a futuristic print by Macon Reed hangs on a dark mauve wall.
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A long banner, "Volumes Cyanotype," hangs under a skylight in the middle of the gallery space.
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The result is intentionally matchy-matchy and perfect for office meetings and daytime weekend hangs alike.
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King of Comedy's Rupert Pupkin wants to be a star comedian who hangs out with celebrities.
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Funereal bunting now hangs from government buildings, as well as some banks and big department stores.
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But still it hangs there, like a forlorn growth in form but absolutely essential in function.
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The air of conspiracy hangs over nearly every minute of Netflix's Dear White People season 2.
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Some are about the franchise's future, and some are about how the film actually hangs together.
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That's why Hitler's monstrous shadow hangs over the proceedings like a portent of atrocities to come.
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She brings cupcakes on her first day and hangs an unironic motivational poster over her desk.
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It hangs prominently on the wall above a community worker's desk in their downtown Brampton office.
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Jerusalem (CNN)A tragic and unforgettable moment hangs over this year's Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem.
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There were no statements to take, no hangs loose ends to wrap up, only unadulterated shade.
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He was over, he stops by and hangs out with us, and we love having him.
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It hangs one foot off the ground and is big enough for visitors to walk inside.
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He has some long-term friends he sees and hangs out with on a regular basis.
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The threat of sexual violence hangs over every woman on the series, which is period appropriate.
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A sign hangs on the door as I walk in, which reads: Welcome to the Nuthouse.
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Trump delivered his remarks as the specter of another government shutdown hangs over the nation's capitol.
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A federal investigation into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election also hangs over his presidency.
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This image shows the greater omentum, a fold of peritoneum that hangs down from the stomach.
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The post-election threat hangs over Bud+Breakfast like a purple haze, but Schneider remains optimistic.
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An FBI investigation of potential collusion between Trump associates and Russian operatives hangs over his administration.
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Day after day she hangs around with people in whom the name Herzog inspires no respect.
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"A solid disk hangs between the light source and a stationary glass disk," the description reads.
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Larsa is best friends with Kim and the Kardashians and hangs out with them a lot.
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Some could give you pause: Is it bad that their ex still hangs around the apartment?
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The Mirror is rather thin and easily hangs on a wall thanks to a VESA port.
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It hangs in the California home of Pamela Joyner, a prominent collector of African-American art.
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But it is the unfulfilled promise to tackle corruption that hangs most ominously over his head.
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On the opposite wall hangs a display that offers some levity to such a stark reality.
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Given the $5.5 billion invested by Disney and its Chinese partners, much hangs in the balance.
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She pays war veterans poorly and hangs her own limping soldiers when they demand more money.
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For a while, the guy hangs back in the shadows, strumming and looking a bit bored.
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She wears Burberry dresses, goes yachting, and even hangs out with tennis stars like Novak Djokovic.
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China's national emblem, which hangs on the front of the building, was splattered with black ink.
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While this is all very interesting, the significance of the findings hangs on one thing: voting.
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Right, JM: This Isa Genzken piece, "Angel" (2004), hangs above one of our fireplaces in Brooklyn.
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They will be voting for the future of Afghanistan; the country's fate hangs in the balance.
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But the party's modest cash availability underscores how much hangs in the balance with its nominee.
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On the wall nearby hangs a little watercolor painting on paper of a battle in progress.
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His perversion reaches its apex when he stands by impassively as the poor Matryosha hangs herself.
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There's the way that he casually hangs his hand on the top of the steering wheel.
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A clock that hasn't worked for years hangs on the wall, stuck just after 4 p.m.
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After five years of political and economic turmoil, a sense of gloom hangs over the country.
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Now the gym that Tomlinson hangs around is the Maracanãzinho, Rio de Janeiro's famous volleyball arena.
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The possibility of long-term health consequences from lead exposure now hangs over the entire city.
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And every championship banner that hangs from the rafters is there largely because of his work.
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Netanyahu's future now hangs in the balance, as pretrial hearings are scheduled to begin next week.
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Or hangs the dresses and shorts and T-shirts in the small closet in her room.
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Distant Titan, its northern hemisphere drenched in the sunlight of late spring, hangs above Saturn's rings.
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"Think about the skin of the upper arms that hangs like bat wings," Dr. Bank said.
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The press is having a field day, and Seth hangs up on his old pal Cynthia.
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She browses Tumblr, hangs out with her girlfriends, and engages in the other typical teenage pastimes.
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An opposing pitcher hangs a breaking ball, and he tries to land it on the moon.
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But nevertheless I still love her even though she hangs out with lesser men than me.
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She hangs blankets around her bunk bed to keep flies and mosquitoes out, to no avail.
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If she hangs on, her next step is to produce an alternative deal within three days.
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To its immediate right hangs "PH-2111," on loan from the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
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High point/Low point: The end, in which a bleeding Gaga hangs listlessly from the ceiling.
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The militants have since been largely defeated, but Iraq's political stability still hangs in the balance.
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Health insurance for tens of thousands of the state's most vulnerable residents hangs in the balance.
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Her sentences are lush, thick with portent, like the air that hangs heavy before the flood.
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But the title makes it clear that the shadow of Manson hangs over the whole essay.
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The photograph has been reproduced as a stained glass mural that hangs in the university library.
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The photograph has been reproduced as a stained glass mural that hangs in the university library.
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On an adjoining wall hangs an oversize picture of Ms. Conway standing next to the president.
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And it follows that an anti-climactic fog hangs over much of Memories...Do Not Open.
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Ms. Petruska soaks socks in the juices from cans of mackerel and hangs them from trees.
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But the deal, which President Trump pulled out of this year, now hangs by a thread.
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An ornate iron chandelier, salvaged from the old house and restored, hangs in the dining area.
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From Mx. Bhaskaran's mouth hangs a long black appendage, like a swollen tongue or overgrown tail.
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Throughout them all, one thing is constant: "the pale blue, lopsided moon" that hangs over Japan.
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Decorative lighting still hangs from a stage on the festival ground, and it's illuminated at night.
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A notice hangs near the cash register at a bagel shop in New Rochelle, March 11.
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These problems become apparent sometimes years or even decades after a player hangs up his helmet.
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Her tongue hangs loose from her mouth, flopping so low it threatens to touch the ground.
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Jordan Fash wrote on The Right Stuff that Jereb sometimes "hangs around" in their Discord chats.
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One hangs vertically on poles along the building's facade, while another is displayed over the entrance.
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One of Chuck Sweeney's three Distinguished Flying Crosses hangs on the wall of the I-Bar.
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While the rule of law prevailed in the census case, it still hangs by a thread.
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And the question always hangs: Will Facebook remain a giant of the Valley, dominating social networking?
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And so my last question now hangs in the air: "How do we live without Fidel?"
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A woman's freedom hangs in the balance, and the court has yet to check this overreach.
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"She is younger and hangs out with my wife all day," Reeg said about Kya's performance.
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Read more from The Hill: Trump Jr. hangs over FBI nominee hearing View the discussion thread.
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A terrifically bright, almost scary abstract canvas from 1961 by Sadamasa Motonaga hangs at the entrance.
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A photograph of Florence Birdwell, her beloved music teacher from back home, hangs near the piano.
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"The nation's fate hangs in the balance," said Liew Chin Tong, a member of Anwar's alliance.
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"The nation's fate hangs in the balance," said Liew Chin Tong, a member of Anwar's alliance.
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All across Iowa hangs an air of heightened distress, which the candidates are readily leaning into.
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But if Barr hangs on, as polling indicates, the GOP's House majority is still in play.
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Unlike fruit-derived bitterness, it does not punctuate a series of flavors, it just hangs there.
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She just went back to school so we try to make our hangs relatively low cost.
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The nest still hangs on the building, still occupied by red-tailed hawks during nesting season.
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A sense of guilt by association hangs in the air, even for people of my generation.
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The Titan is a reputable full-sizer that always hangs at the edge of one's vision.
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A Hirschfeld caricature of Ms. Newman (she appeared in six of them) hangs on a wall.
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It hangs like a massive armored shell, opening to reveal four rows of crystalline glass shelves.
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Tanks can't help when our president antagonizes Mexico, or hangs up on the Australian prime minister.
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The printer carriage, for instance, hangs on a rod and gravity pulls it down into position.
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He has always hungered for an On Kawara date painting, so one hangs over a desk.
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A chandelier made from old gear teeth hangs from the ceiling by a thick anchor chain.
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It's more curiosity as I circle each one, trying to understand how this body hangs together.
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The Gardner's painting, "The Tragedy of Lucretia" (1496–1504) normally hangs in the museum's Raphael Room.
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Ruby brings all her Barbies into the tub, and Esme hangs out in her bath chair.
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I know they can trim what hangs on their side, but they could destroy the trees.
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An aura of saintliness hangs over the creator of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and it's well deserved.
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Her book A Nail the Evening Hangs On is forthcoming from Copper Canyon Press in 2020.
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The longer the governor hangs on, the more of a drag it is on Hawley's campaign.
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A gold amulet sporting a likeness of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej hangs around her neck.
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A new sign, not pictured below, now hangs on the building, which reads: "Rocket Power Nation."
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A dressing room is installed on one side, above which hangs a football-shaped disco ball.
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Trump "hangs up" on the Australian prime minister after tense talks Trump "hangs up" on the Australian prime minister after tense talks President Donald Trump reportedly berated the Australian prime minister during a phone call Saturday that ended abruptly less than halfway through its scheduled duration.
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CHICAGO, IL – JANUARY 11: A sign hangs outside Walmart store on January 11, 2018 in Chicago, Illinois.
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Cafeteria Wardrobe (2016): In a worried wardrobe, Watteau's pierrot hangs, then gives up the ghost. Ingenuous. Ingenious.
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But Lacey is still shocked by all of it and offers a noncommittal response and hangs up.
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Recently, she reminded a group of parents she hangs with every Wednesday of black female electoral power.
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In one set: "Murder Murder Murder" dangles from one ear while "Kill Kill Kill" hangs on another.
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A mutual friend could also play Cupid, so keep the invite list open on your group hangs.
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Dobrev said of all her former cast members, she sees and hangs out with Wesley the most.
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And then there's Karla Kardashian, who hangs at the infamous Los Angeles strip club, Jumbo's Clown Room.
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A headset hangs on a cubical wall after the last telemarketing shift at Spectrum Marketing Services, Inc.
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As the specter of a Donald Trump presidency hangs in the air, congressional Republican leaders are panicking.
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She's besties with Hailee Baldwind and regularly hangs out with Kaia Gerber, Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner.
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He just hangs out downstairs, watches Paw Patrol, and eats some of their snacks from the pantry.
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Servers pour out drinks, blast music, and smoke until the haze hangs over the main dining room.
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And so a question hangs over Mrs Lam: how will she command the support of the public?
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A portrait of Chester, hangs on a wall complete with Cheetos wall paper, staring down at everything.
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A sign hangs in the window of the Kate Spade store in Boston, Massachusetts, on June 7.
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The plot would thicken for an offseason subplot that hangs over the entire sport every single day.
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In conversation with Insider, he repeatedly referred to the "unknowingness" of the situation that hangs above him.
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And the fate of the Young House, like many of Freetown's board houses, hangs in the balance.
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In the most successful of these movements, power truly shifts, or at least hangs in the balance.
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A sign hangs in the window of Democrat Danny O'Connor's campaign office in Ohio's 12th Congressional District.
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Because this is an IRL courtroom drama, politics hangs in the air, barely mentioned but ever-present.
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A large, blurry chromogenic print from the photographer Bill Jacobson's "Interim Portraits" series hangs over the fireplace.
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On one an old, worn, two-man saw hangs against delicate green wallpaper, evoking a woodland setting.
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E. coli naturally hangs out in animal guts — and many strains aren't harmful to people when ingested.
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Yes, that's the one that hangs down; impaling someone on a stalagmite wouldn't be half as cool.
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The communication system hangs away on a boom that rotates independently from the rest of the satellite.
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Then she hangs out with the Underwoods and everyone talks far too much about Colton's sexual history.
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But in the short term most hangs on Mr Powell, who must steer between two opposite dangers.
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After a brief pause he revved forward a second time as she hangs on for dear life.
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So I mentioned Odell Beckham Jr., who's somebody that hangs out with Drake on Instagram or whatever.
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A white sheet draped over a sphere mounted on a pole hangs limply, almost reaching the ground.
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Bodies are still being pulled from the ruins and the smell of putrefaction hangs in the air.
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Inside, each sat separately beneath a portrait of King Felipe, which hangs above the impromptu judicial bench.
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Whether he can persuade voters to switch allegiance on polling day, May 9th, hangs in the balance.
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Though Mr Manchin doughtily hangs on as the state's sole statewide Democrat, West Virginia is Trump country.
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"No, no, the Lower East Side is where Timothée Chalamet hangs out," I wanted to tell her.
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Now your untamed mane hangs so far past your eyeballs, you look like a Nirvana tour roadie.
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And Kay has made up a bedroom for Lenny, who promptly hangs a poster of Che Guevara.
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Tuesday is Election Day and the fate of America, if not the world, hangs in the balance.
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A message from the dictator thanking Dr Lee for his efforts hangs on the living-room wall.
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On his wall hangs a portrait of King Nikola, who was deposed after 423 years in 1918.
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"It was one of Arnold's most prized possessions and still hangs in his home here," says Giffin.
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A huge custom sign Wagyumafia sign hangs over the open kitchen in the shape of a steak.
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Stocks could be put to the test Friday, as Intel's earnings miss hangs over the technology sector.
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A massive penalty hangs over Facebook's head, but it otherwise had a very strong Q1 earnings report.
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There, he (kindly) kicks the producers out of their room and hangs the do not disturb sign.
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Some say the toilet paper should be hung "over," so the loose paper hangs off the exterior.
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So you should prepare to slow down where Mercury hangs out in your sign until the 28th.
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A "closed" sign hangs across a subway station entrance during the transit strike on April 1, 1980.
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She and Mr. Reiser bought one of his paintings; it hangs on the wall outside their bedroom.
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That's a lot of time to devote to warped, mopey soul that hangs around the same tempo.
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"The Garden of Earthly Delights", perhaps his best-known painting, still hangs in the Prado in Madrid.
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The blue sky of Cabanding's Monet replica is intensified by the blue wall on which it hangs.
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Instead, he escapes by accident, falls in with the resistance by accident, then mostly just hangs out.
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Meanwhile, Temer's economic reform agenda – unpopular with the public but embraced by markets — hangs in the balance.
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The fate of the planet -- and the mess we shove on future generations -- hangs in the balance.
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Her internal clock tells her when each feeding is approaching and she usually hangs around the feeder.
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In the first one, a speed bag hangs down from its hook, like a blackened, featureless head.
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The specter of Mad King Aerys hangs over every plotline in A Song of Ice and Fire.
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THE scent of woodsmoke from Mr Guo's cast-iron stove hangs heavy in the brisk evening air.
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He also frames his front door with holiday lights, and hangs a lit wreath above his garage.
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At the airport, his portrait hangs behind the immigration desk, Mr Bongo leaning on an expensive chair.
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Nimr's portrait hangs from billboards and balconies alongside the Imam Hussein's, an ancient symbol of Sunni oppression.
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Tariffs Threat of a trade war still hangs over the trade talks between the US and China.
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Fassbender and Vikander both evoke that emotion exquisitely, but a glossy artificiality hangs over the entire process.
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It now hangs from a string looped around a branch—and there, Walczak vows, it will remain.
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While he speaks, his family, tucked secretly behind a wall of museum exhibits, hangs on every word.
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The hypocrisy hangs in the air and chokes anyone with a sense of decency or intellectual honesty.
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It slavishly hangs on to tradition — as evidenced by its huge, round, chrome dashboard-mounted air vents.
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Inside the railing, right behind a headstone bearing an etched portrait, hangs another poster of Commander Mahdi.
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Her mother, Natalia, has been failing and Ms. Akerman's melancholy hangs over the scene like funeral crepe.
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On one wall hangs a replica of the Buddha's footprint, from a mountain temple in Sri Lanka.
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Much of "Sand Storm" hangs on Layla, who's carefully, at times recklessly, navigating between radically different worlds.
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Presumably because he full well understands that the threat of U.S. nuclear retaliation hangs over his head.
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Watch the video above to find out what's at stake as the acquisition hangs in the balance.
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If she hangs on, it will be because the Tories are chary of a bruising leadership contest.
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" ' " In Adlon's post-production editing office, a mock promotional poster for the show hangs by the door.
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A Soviet general hangs himself in his Kremlin office after the failed putsch against Gorbachev in 603.
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In her down time, she hangs out with her friends, and husband and co-producer Tom Ackerley.
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Chambers considers many in her community her friends, just folks she hangs out and knits with daily.
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Its finale is Thursday night, March 31, and the fate of the world hangs in the balance.
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A large drawing of an upholstered armchair that hangs next to his bed is a sentimental favorite.
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A sign with images of President Reagan and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump hangs on Euclid Street.
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It hangs rigid in the air, moon-shaped mouth agape and whiskers quivering on its pointed snout.
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They'll say "ramp tramp," which is essentially a girl who hangs out to meet boys or whatever.
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A large metal chain, where a punching bag surely hangs sometimes, peeks out from the perforated ceiling.
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The thinking is that seminarians will remain more loyal if everyone hangs around together in large groups.
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And then, the phone juts out the side of the device and hangs precariously off the side.
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"Look at Serena Williams!" she exclaims, who she hangs out with (nbd!) and whose career inspires her.
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The Moon hangs above us like a dusty old rock, devoid of life, pock-marked by craters.
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"Untitled" (2015-18) hangs at the entrance, a single, large, backlit tessellation saturating the space with brightness.
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A splendid 2014 fabric piece by the Malian artist Abdoulaye Konaté now hangs in the African galleries.
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But in Rachel Sheppard's hand is a reminder of the horror that also hangs in the air.
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A framed magazine profile of Kasowitz hangs on the wall across from the bar at the Palm.
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On the right side hangs a picture frame with an outline of a person's head and shoulders.
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His clients' work hangs in his office and in his house around the corner on Sullivan Street.
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Opinion A framed eighth-grade diploma, dated June 19, 1913, hangs on the wall opposite my computer.
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A shadow of impending death hangs over this tome, like a recurring guest in a psycho sitcom.
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This time, the camera hangs back, as they disappear around the darkened corner of their own hallway.
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A few paces away, a lonely black rope hangs down to about four feet above the floor.
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Below a motorcycle that hangs from the ceiling, the walls are plastered with photographs of WWII servicemen.
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The cardboard plane, held together by tape and glue, hangs in the air for around 10 minutes.
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As they talk, the unspoken questions hangs in the air: Will they ever be reunited in America?
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P. comes back from her workout class and hangs out with me while I finish getting ready.
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"Everyone on the floor hangs out together outside the dorm, spends snow days together," Ms. Dimaano said.
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A grid that's not afraid to show its stripes; one that proudly hangs from the highest branch.
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The book begins in December 2009, after Brandeis's mother, Arlene, hangs herself in a California parking garage.
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The Chen piece, which hangs high over the museum's rotunda, is a writhing 65–foot-long dragon.
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"An aura of nonspecific nostalgia hangs in the air," Mr. Scott wrote in his January 2017 review.
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Back in the Living Room, a billowing, untitled Ruth Asawa from 1956 hangs in a pyramidal alcove.
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A "Looking for Family or Friend" sign hangs above the front doors of the elementary-intermediate school.
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The beginning of her next potential breakthrough hangs on the wall opposite the window in her office.
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Her death from cancer hangs over these pages like a long-ago exhaled puff of a Winston.
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A mishmash of artwork and objects hangs from the ceiling, including a full-size cafe racer motorcycle.
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I've been trying to host more "hangs" at my house to curb my food/drink spending problem.
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After spending his Saturday learning, he hangs out with friends or family and catches up on errands.
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His portrait hangs everywhere, and most Indians proudly revere him as a model of morality and conscience.
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What do they, largely working-class and black and latinx, think of the work that hangs above?
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In the office of Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan hangs another significant painting — of snow-capped Mount Ararat.
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Being reasonable doesn't work when your adversaries are gutter fighters and the Constitution hangs in the balance.
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A "grumpy old men's club" sign hangs over the spot where three regulars sit weekly and grouse.
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"I hope Jorge hangs in for a while," said Mark Newman, a former Yankees senior vice president.
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That could be a joke, but it's also a painting that currently hangs at the White House.
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Bloodied and beaten, his heaving muscular body is stripped naked and he hangs exposed on the cross.
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A hint of that reverie hangs over the movie, thanks to the cinematography of Anthony Dod Mantle.
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"I just had to have it," she said of the sign, which hangs over her kitchen sink.
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A large panel hangs above the installation, conveniently placed to be viewed from one of the benches.
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But the guards won't move around to maintain order in the room where the Mona Lisa hangs.
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At the same time, an eerie sadness hangs over the images of Mr. Nixon alone in bed.
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An oversized clock hangs over and dominates the set, and it always read 12 minutes past 9.
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Scott was all over Christine Burke, one of the women he hangs with from time to time.
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Perhaps the best thing we can say about Infinity War is that it hangs together at all.
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His framed ticket to Trump's inauguration hangs on a home office wall once dedicated to auto racing.
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"But he hangs up and calls again — this time, his voice starts to crack," Mr. Isam wrote.
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Our sources say Slim frequently hangs out with friends on the particular block where he was shot.
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The line between depiction and endorsement hangs heavily over almost any fictional tale of people behaving badly.
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They wear their coarse gray hair in woven braids that hangs like earrings over their strong shoulders.
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A friendly vibe hangs in the air, thanks mostly to the birthday boy's enthusiasm and unrelenting grin.
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An "Alice and Wonderland" dress hangs next to a backpack in the shape of a white rabbit.
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"There's rarely evidence that someone sits down and says, 'I intend to commit a crime,' so any type of investigation hangs on using additional evidence to build a narrative arc that hangs together," said Samuel W. Buell, a professor of law at Duke University and former senior federal prosecutor.
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ON A WOOD-PANELLED wall above the judge's bench hangs a red seal featuring the scales of justice.
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Dust hangs in the Martian air in this photo taken by NASA's Curiosity rover on June 2, 2018.
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It hangs like a chain around the state, linking it to a slaveholding past that is often overlooked.
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