Oh, that's for a dog that doesn't have legs, right?
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Will Trump's claims of a war on Thanksgivings have legs?
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If that happens, some said the rally could still have legs.
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Some versions claim that the men didn't have legs at all.
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But the next day, I realized this approach might have legs.
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Most conspiracy theories that have legs address much more salient issues, i.e.
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But how have we never noticed that these dogs don't have legs?
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" Now Marriott and Snapchat have to determine: "Does this thing have legs?
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Another experimental product is Echo Frames, but I think these have legs.
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"We are just seeing a trend that seems to have legs," Wang said.
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The birther issue could still have legs—17 percent isn't a negligible amount.
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Will The Lost Legacy have legs — or will it be one $40 afternoon?
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The ones in this video have legs that are about 28-inches long.
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And snakes because they don't have legs, but I don't kill them either.
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When things are honest and true, things will have legs and real success.
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Does it have legs beyond the conclusion of Phase Three with Infinity War?
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But scientists now have new insight into why snakes no longer have legs.
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What I really want to know is, how did that thing have legs?
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"Bannon and Priebus have legs in different worlds, which is important," Mueller said.
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You might as well not have legs for all you can feel them.
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Young believes that with prices this elevated, that strategy may not have legs.
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Anyway, drones don't have legs, or nervous systems, but they might want a sweater.
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In the labyrinthine world of New York politics, the accusation appeared to have legs.
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While Republicans have no shortage of replacement ideas, this one could actually have legs.
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Bred for slaughter, they have legs that are too short to carry them far.
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Really I have—legs and arms getting in gator's mouth, because I've had close calls.
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"That will be the real test if they can have legs and run with this."
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Guy Foster, head of research at Brewin Dolphin, said the equity rally "does have legs".
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Gold's strong run this year may still have legs, some "Fast Money" traders contended Friday.
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And it makes me wonder, will "Friends" have legs when my daughter is of age?
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Every big piece of furniture should have legs if possible, to provide storage space underneath.
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She is an expert on obsolescence, a gimlet-eyed judge of what might have legs.
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Alibaba's earnings tomorrow will give some clues as to whether or not these initiatives have legs.
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Does it have "legs," meaning: How long do I need to wait before snorting another line?
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Because there's not a big election every three months, this strategy won't necessarily have legs moving forward.
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It gives ['Frozen II'] a chance to have legs and open up in a really big way.
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Craig said the story "will have legs" and will take a long time for people to digest.
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Gordon says the stock just needs to remain above one key level for any rebound to have legs.
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"It's an indicator that this move (up) doesn't have legs," said Bill Baruch, senior market strategist at iitrader.
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"I think the semiconductor stocks still have legs, especially if there's any sort of China deal," he said.
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The market breadth was overwhelmingly on the positive side in a good sign this comeback could have legs.
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While Macy's, after a dismal quarter, is trying to prove to Wall Street its turnaround plans have legs.
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She constructs a world full of female heroines, where centaurs become centaurettes, and mermaids have legs – and vaginas.
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Cockroaches actually have legs of different lengths, unlike RHex, and the robot's proportions are completely different than the bug's.
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Sure, they might be smaller than you and have legs the size of a golf pencil on a diet.
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But Monday's pull back in the dollar backs some views in markets that Friday's rally may not have legs.
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Of all of his legal activities, only the cattle make any money, says Mr Silva, because they have legs.
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They don't have legs and sometimes their body is just the right size to get stuck in weird places.
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And it's true: Some people have brown skin, some people are big or small, some people don't have legs.
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I've been called a "snowflake" and "buttercup" by folks who obviously don't have legs long enough to experience this problem.
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"She said, 'If you want to help, help my friends who don't have legs'," Foe told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Bottom line: Bitcoin's most recent rally shows the flagship cryptocurrency's price could have legs, according to a longtime bitcoin bear.
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But this is almost certainly a tall tale, and makes little sense (as mermaids don't have legs, and also don't exist).
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For some analysts, Monday's pull back in the dollar backs some views in markets that Friday's rally may not have legs.
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And House leadership on both sides has yet to endorse any of the efforts, leaving it unclear which might have legs.
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It's super, super easy to not be healthy when you can't run or do regular cardio when you don't have legs.
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"If you don't get buy-in and you don't make your family stakeholders, it won't have legs long term," he said.
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"We are hoping in partnership with our scripted team to create concepts that might potentially have legs in the future," Kristensen said.
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Fortunately, this gives us a decent comparison point for the obvious question: Could this fancy-sounding venture capital fund actually have legs?
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Some say life is sweeter under the sea, but we'd much rather have legs and chill in this clamshell-shaped bed instead.
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However, Robbins does not think "Bumblebee" should be defined by its opening weekend, but thinks it'll have legs into the new year.
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"Kasich did well, but whether that victory will have legs in South Carolina and the SEC primaries is in doubt," Sessions said.
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This treatment of Ms. Yovanovitch is part of the impeachment story that may have legs well beyond the end of the inquiry.
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Angel's Bone might have legs; an established opera company could well perform it in the coming years, if Du and her collaborators agree.
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Christmas releases also tend to have legs because many Americans see several movies during the holidays, says Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at BoxOffice.com.
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For a full experience, try to watch it while imagine he doesn't have legs, James as floating radial torso driving at the rim.
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George Washington's Hertzfeld isn't convinced NASA's plans have legs; attempts to kick off space manufacturing date back to the Reagan era, after all.
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But Stout's smooth archway shape in white on black is upside down, so it appears to have legs and even stubby doughboylike feet.
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If Sanders can win in Iowa based on a coalition of students and working-class (often rural) whites, then his revolution will have legs.
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It's a message that faces an initial test in Iowa and may serve as a marker for whether a future campaign would have legs.
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Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery was one of those landmark pop culture events that seems to have legs longer than anything since her sex tape.
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"When you don't have legs, you look down," he said in 2012, when he was vice president, during a visit to the World Bank.
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"The leadership shift away from dividend payers needs to stick for the breakout rally to have legs, " read the technical note from the investment bank.
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To make sense of, say, a melted-down nuclear facility, it's probably best if you have legs to climb stairs and hands to turn valves.
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A few years later, Chasen made a barcode scanning service called StickyBits, got lots of funding for it only to realize it didn't have legs.
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If Pixar wants to make something that is not a bad sequel to one of its existing franchises … I think Russian spy beluga could have legs.
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GOP strategists say wielding the same issue against Cruz is not likely to have legs but claim it has thrown him off balance for the moment.
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Whether the academy's shift will mean more diverse movies are made — and recognized — remains to be seen, as does whether this year's diversity "conversation" will have legs.
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According to Schuette, 2016 was the year stores "moved from pilot schemes to national implementation," a process which looks set to have legs in the coming year.
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But what I found with art is that it's so hard to have legs, and to walk outside of that world, and be able to pay rent.
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Sauer's voice rings inside goalie Steve Cash's head, admonishing players to keep pushing or to move their feet — which, since many do not have legs, amused them.
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Obviously when I said physicality, I meant the fact that you had to haul around your whole body with your arms and pretend you didn't have legs.
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"A lot of places are built for humans, and we all have legs [...] If a robot cannot use legs, they cannot navigate the human world," he said.
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There is no denying the fact that these babes have legs for days ... and a lil something else to keep them warm through the cooler weather conditions!
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Eventually, Turner shut the program down, but after David went to MiT for an MBA, he realized that the idea would have legs as its own company.
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If not, for TVs that have legs on each side, the unit's height (2.28 inches) should allow it to fit between them underneath the display in many cases.
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While defensives have legs to gain further in a less valuation-oriented move, a big rebound in cyclicals cannot be ruled out, depending on the trade talks' outcome.
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While Pasterino's theory may have legs, most of the movements in a P.volve class are so far from activities of daily life that they are impossible to figure out.
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If they were able to fix some of the pacing issues and land some of the "revelations" with more punch in the final version I think it may have legs.
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Through the myriad tools at their disposal, the most abstract piece of art can literally have legs by way of state-of-the-art software, 3D printers, and advanced robotics.
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Lentink is working on a tail to match the wings, and separately on a new bio-inspired robot inspired by falcons, which could potentially have legs and claws as well.
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I will repeat some of their arguments here so that you can understand the absurd lengths they go to defend these horrors: I'll admit that some of these arguments have legs.
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Watch "Miles to Go" on ESPN+ hereNo, "Miles to Go" is not a show about the rigors of travel in professional sports — although, on second thought, that idea might have legs.
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While its viral component has created a steady buzz, it's unclear whether this app will have legs to stand on in the US or be swotted away as competative apps emerge.
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While stingfish don't actually have legs, they do have "pectoral filaments" (a part of their pectoral fins which separated through evolution), which they use to root around for crustaceans and worms. Yum.
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Facebook has since argued, over and over, that the suppression charge isn't true — or, at least, that it doesn't have any evidence that it's true — but the story continues to have legs.
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"Even if rates rise soon, sales have legs for further expansion this summer if housing supply increases enough to give buyers an adequate number of affordable choices during their search," Yun said.
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When they start running around, it becomes apparent that they are actually ghosts — many of them don't have legs, but they can still move quite quickly when they want to do a murder.
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Maybe it's just a product of the desire among Switch gamers for more things to play on their new Nintendo console, but — forgive me for saying this — Arms sure seems to have legs.
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"We've turned our face away from some of the more novel business model approaches, which often times look interesting in the short run but don't have legs in the long run," Whitty said.
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But a smaller drop (in that Wonder Woman range) usually indicates continued momentum, and could be a sign that Birds of Prey will have legs at the box office, maybe even some wings.
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This means CREW's suit may have legs, at least in the lower courts, and that the organisation has some chance of forcing Mr Trump to release his long-shrouded tax returns along the way.
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With the market "trading at fresh all-time highs, the investor participation has been light, and the bear capitulation is likely to have legs," J.P. Morgan strategists said in a note to clients Monday.
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For this reason, the Portugal/Germany spread is the one which may not have legs — investors do not see it sustainably trading tighter than Italy, a larger economy with a far more liquid bond market.
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But the much-disparaged counselors who have been "around the Ellipse" understand that the small stuff — the off-handed comment, the unnoticed event that turns out to have "legs"— can be your undoing in Washington.
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But after that one-on-one when we finally did kiss and spent all day together, I was like, I'm 100% into this, I'm very attracted to this girl, I think this thing could have legs.
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It's likely that the existing trends still have legs left in them, especially since the market expectation is that China's economy will continue to record slower growth, with diesel-intensive heavy industries again struggling in 2016.
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Still, she explained to Berners-Lee that for the idea to have legs, it would require a standard set of simple definitions and rules underpinning it so that it would be easy for anyone to use.
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Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth in New York, said big gains that started in financials and industrials just after the election are spreading to other sectors, suggesting the rally may still have legs.
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But he believes that the movie will be "more of a marathon runner than a sprinter," and have legs long after its opening weekend, both domestically and internationally, especially if buzz continues to grow during awards season.
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READ MORE: 'Fast and Furious' franchise stars like The Rock and Vin Diesel take who wins fight scenes very, very seriouslyWhile the predictions are conservative, the movie could have legs for the remainder of the summer movie season.
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Masters's agent Brant Feldman, who also represents other Olympic athletes who would kill for Masters's sponsor portfolio, said she wants to show people that may look like her that they can still aspire to anything even if you don't have legs.
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"IPhone 2299.80 strength appears to have legs both in the US and China as installed base demand continues to look healthy into the March/June quarters with the drumroll into the highly anticipated 5G upgrade cycle in September," Ives said.
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Paul Fage, a senior emerging markets strategist with TD Securities, said emerging markets were taking a positive view of Powell's comments and a rally in emerging market currencies would "have legs" if there was progress on the U.S.-China trade front.
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The company live-streams SoulCycle-style classes in parallel with a huge library of sessions ranging from the leisurely to the "oh my god I can't feel my legs do I still have legs what happened to my legs am I dead now".
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They were coming off a close loss to Golden State on Sunday, and either did not have legs left or did not put forth much effort, being beaten to loose balls and unable to slow the Knicks in transition in the third quarter.
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"Great percentages of people don't have legs or arms because of this son of a bitch," Mr. Trump told a raucous crowd of supporters, who had lined up on the gray, snow-covered streets of Milwaukee for hours to see him speak.
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"The resurgence in risk appetite looks to have legs, supported by stronger (or at least less bad) economic data, and any short-term weakness should probably be resolved in favor of the bulls in due course," Chris Beauchamp, chief market analyst at IG, wrote in a note.
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Of course, traditional mindfulness meditation doesn't involve encouraging yourself to reach ever-greater heights of stress, but the concept of listening to what your body is telling you and acknowledging that feelings come and go — and you'll be okay throughout all of them — definitely seems to have legs.
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"Tienes Piernas Como Un Jamón" — A.K.A. "You Have Legs Like A Ham" When I was in junior high school, I went to Guatemala to see my great grandmother Lucila, a tiny blind lady with gray hair and a beautifully wrinkled brown face — and she told me I had legs like a ham.
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"No one disputes the fact that the U.S. economy is strong, steady, and could have legs well beyond anyone's forecast, the question remains: if inflation continues to flat line, does the Fed begin to do harm by continuing to raise rates?" said Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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"Operating performance, both occupancy, rental rate, and operating margins, all began clicking and proved to investors that these companies could operate this asset class more like an apartment company, and now it does look like a viable business, so yes we were surprised as well, and it seems to still have legs these next couple years," said Pawlowski.
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Alongside that, it also unveiled a new universal mobile gaming controller — Razer Kishi; a new gaming desktop Razer Tomahawk Gaming Desktop, and a new Razer e-racing simulator created in collaboration with game publishers and vendors (we've put this as the main picture because — let's face it — routers are not nearly as cool-looking even if they are more likely to have legs).
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You're not going to find anything in there.) But even the fitness classes that aren't perfect (like the yoga-inspired class in Derry, N.H., when the instructor fell asleep, or the spin class in Charleston, S.C., when a grapefruit-scented candle almost burned the studio down) give me a different perspective on a place and remind me that there's a big country with all types of women out there … and most of us don't have legs like Karlie's.
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Rep. Kathy CastorKatherine (Kathy) Anne CastorHillicon Valley: Twitter to let users report election misinformation | Dem offers updates to child privacy rules | ACLU pushes back on Puerto Rico online voting proposal Democratic lawmaker introduces bill to increase minors' online protection Overnight Energy: Pelosi vows bold action to counter 'existential' climate threat | Trump jokes new light bulbs don't make him look as good | 'Forever chemicals' measure pulled from defense bill MORE (D-Fla.) on Thursday introduced a bill to increase protections for minors online, an effort that could have legs this Congress as lawmakers fret over the mistreatment and exploitation of children on the internet.
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Kathy CastorKatherine (Kathy) Anne CastorHillicon Valley: Twitter to let users report election misinformation | Dem offers updates to child privacy rules | ACLU pushes back on Puerto Rico online voting proposal Democratic lawmaker introduces bill to increase minors' online protection Overnight Energy: Pelosi vows bold action to counter 'existential' climate threat | Trump jokes new light bulbs don't make him look as good | 'Forever chemicals' measure pulled from defense bill MORE (D-Fla.) on Thursday introduced a bill to increase protections for minors online, an effort that could have legs this Congress as lawmakers fret over the mistreatment and exploitation of children on the internet.
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