BENAHAVÍS, Spain — Fugitives often hole up in remote locations.
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How'd he hole up on a floor higher than we?
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They hole up in the Hab for days, weeks, or months.
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If you really want to hole up in winter, book now.
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THAT'S OUR LOCAL WATERING HOLE UP IN THE UPPER EAST SIDE.
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In 1971, while ditching gym class to hole up in his high
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Our decision to hole up in our Sanctuary wasn't all that unusual.
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Hyde juked one Ram, then bolted through a huge hole up the middle.
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It didn't really change even after 15, after I had botched that hole up.
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When guerrillas hole up in villages, the security services tend to blitz their hideouts.
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I hole up in a room with Faye and two other executives to brainstorm.
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Ross Marquand would hole up in a Costco and thinks you should as well.
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Otherwise, people would complain about having to hole up with someone they don't like.
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It's left us to hole up in our rooms rather than have weekly watching sessions.
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Less is expected of a rainy day; you can hole up a bit with yourself.
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I hole up in my room and eat as many macaroons as I can sneak.
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What better time to hole up inside and stream a bunch of movies and TV shows?
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In researching fatal fires, Kobes has found that the victims tended to hole up inside bathrooms.
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So he left his trailer behind and was heading south to hole up in New Mexico.
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So he left his trailer behind and was heading south to hole up in New Mexico.
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"We hole up there with our dog, Daisy, a bunch of screeners, and a lot of candy."
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But no one benefits if I hole up at home and barricade the door until it stops.
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I figure that, with that, I can hole up in my house for some amount of time.
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Some aggie alliances hole up in newly abandoned prisons, the better to defend scavenged crops and farm animals.
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He would hole up in his bedroom and call friends to vent about the media and his staff.
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This allows the lumbering, ungainly fish to hole up in the shadowy coral as unassuming prey comes near.
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I hole up in my room and catch up on 9-1-1, Single Parents, and Modern Family.
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In the second half of the story, the offenders hole up in a luxury department store, after hours.
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They relapse (they hole up and order hookers); then they find strength anew and start counting days again.
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But he was forced to hole up in Washington when his trip was canceled because of the shutdown.
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Take in a range of activities It's no longer appropriate to hole up inside, Instagramming pictures of brown liquor.
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So while I didn't hole up in our shared apartment, things did end with Ron in an explosive fashion.
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Though with affordable Airbnbs this adorable, we won't be surprised if you choose to hole up all weekend instead.
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I'd much rather hole up in my tiny bedroom, order takeout, do some Soul Swiping, and sleep in until Monday.
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After Sanders booted a field goal, Jones blew through a huge hole up the middle for a gain of 67.
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She relishes the chance to take long walks in warm rain or to hole up at home during a storm.
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I had one that come out with the whole socket and all and put a hole up into my sinuses.
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Given its size, the Moxy East Village is not the type of hotel where you hole up in your room.
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And it's not just Antarctica: An especially cold Arctic winter in 2011 led to an ozone hole up north, too.
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In Washington, Mr. Conway tends to hole up in his home office, writing opinion pieces and firing away on Twitter.
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When math no longer satisfied her needs, Patton would skip class, hole up in Purdue University's library, and make tunes.
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Studio and band were one here, as was undoubtedly the bucolic house itself, where Murphy would often hole up making music.
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It's one thing to renounce the great world and hole up in a hermit's shack in the service of your art.
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The book's authors also pinpointed New Zealand as the prime spot to hole up until the dust settled following a fallout.
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Hint: Participants in civil disobedience don't arm themselves, hole up in a basement, and dare the cops to come get them.
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Often you will be told to hole up in your house or apartment until you are no longer deemed a threat.
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She'd hole up in her dorm room and binge watch TV. She tried to drown out the world with different substances.
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Now, that's no reason to hole up in the comfort of your air-conditioned home, away from the sun, wind, and surf.
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You probably did know that the best way to escape our tortured past is to hole up where nobody lives, in Siberia.
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I wouldn't see my dad or my grandmother, but we could hole up together, just the two of us, in her condo.
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So how do we find out if our solar system has had a secret black hole up its sleeve all these years?
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Just because summer is nearly over, it doesn't mean you have to hole up at home for all of autumn and winter.
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Drained and sometimes a bit bruised, I drag myself home and hole up with Photoshop, which is another lovely lost world for me.
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Over the ridge is a set of houses, which may prove to be a useful place to hole up and bide my time.
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If it comes to it, I can hole up in my room and just come out for the bathroom with my bleach spray.
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But before you hole up by yourself in your dorm room or have a crisis about being away from home, take a deep breath.
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Now they have all kinds of operations and probably have other names for it, but it was just about rebuilding your butt hole up.
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Among them was Jonas Sylvan, 44, of Melbourne, Florida, who planned to hole up in a hotel with his wife, two daughters and dog.
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Hotel guests and workers from companies like Visa Inc had to hole up for several hours while the attackers were hunted down and killed.
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She planned to hole up in a hotel outside Dallas for two weeks, in self-quarantine because she didn't want to risk infecting others.
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And I have to consider when I might need to hole up in my parents' basement, for my own safety, and everyone I know.
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The spread of COVID-19, also known as coronavirus, has caused cities around the world to hole up at home and practice social distancing.
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She could open a bakery in Maine or go ice-road trucking or hole up in a cabin and write a novel about American politics.
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We've been known to spend many hours in such works, Leo, but you must resist the temptation to hole up in a cave this month.
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After the Commodores pinned the Volunteers deep with another punt, Gray dashed through another hole up the middle, going 94 yards untouched for another score.
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If you arrive during a cold spell, hole up in Adair's Saloon, where there's free live music, nightly; happy hour specials; and burgers for under $8.
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Plucky little mice, badgers, hedgehogs, and moles hole up in an ancient abbey while vicious rats and ferrets try to storm it and enslave its defenders.
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And since NYC's already been the muse for one of her records, this could be the perfect spot to hole up and pen a breakup album.
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Las Vegas shooting Stephen Paddock didn't just hole up in his room for days on end before he killed 58 people in the Las Vegas massacre.
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As the coronavirus spreads across the globe, it has forced millions of people to hole up in their respective homes to minimize the rate of infection.
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Baena pulled direct inspiration from The Decameron, a 14th century Italian classic about young people who hole up in a villa to avoid the bubonic plague.
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For many college students, the library is a place to hole up and finish a paper or to gather an armful of books from the stacks.
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Bertrand Bonello's Nocturama follows a group of Parisians as they plan and carry out coordinated terrorist attacks and then hole up in a luxury department store.
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If I was shelling out that much money to hole up in a gaming oasis, I wouldn't be wasting my time sleeping or worrying about personal hygiene.
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That means no one can truly call the continent home — and just a smattering of scientists hole up on the remote and frozen landscape all year round.
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Centered around a diverse group of teen radicals who successfully orchestrate a terror attack on Paris and then hole up in the mall to wait it out.
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With past records, The Kills would hole up at Key Club Studio in Benton Harbor, Michigan, but this time they finished at New York's fabled Electric Lady.
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And Reinhard Heydrich had begun to hole up all of Poland's Jews in the squalor of the ghettos, where thousands died from maltreatment, disease, starvation and exhaustion.
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Hikikomori are generally defined as adults who hole up in their parents' or other relatives' homes for six months or more, often confined to a single room.
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His secret: In between all the glad-handing he would hole up at a hotel in Los Angeles writing "King Kong" with Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens.
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But until television sees fit to deliver, I'm just going to hole up and watch The Birdcage over and over again, like I've been doing up until now.
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As the survivors hole up in the house, the usual end-of-the-world conflicts arise: Do they let in others suddenly banging on the door for help?
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Clinton to hole up in her Westchester County compound for months after a brutal campaign season and election loss to her Republican rival, President-elect Donald J. Trump.
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But a week later, Lambert showed she has a ready antidote for life's miseries: Just hole up with two of your best girlfriends and write songs — with a vengeance.
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Rob Kardashian has often been known to hole up in his house during filming for Keeping Up With the Kardashians, in part because he was embarrassed about his appearance.
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While everyone else is outside enjoying what will likely be the hottest summer on record, you can hole up with these gems, all new to Netflix in June 2018.
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The Panthers restored their three-touchdown lead when Qadree Ollison found a big hole up the middle and scored on a 25-yard run midway through the third quarter.
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Why would a 145.53-year-old retired accountant, with no history of violence, hole up in a casino hotel room and fire off round after round on innocent concertgoers?
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Depressed and practically penniless, Gilberto would hole up in his sister's bathroom for extended periods, practicing guitar and lightly singing along as the sound reflected off the tiled walls.
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I thought, I'm just gonna hole up in here or in the library all weekend, and if you want to come join my study party, then we'll be friends!
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Consumers preparing to hole up at home are adding wine, beer and spirits to their list of must-haves, but shopkeepers worry it's just the storm before the calm.
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My mother would take her grandson on an excursion down the road to the Queens Botanical Garden and Dad and I would hole up in the den, blinds closed.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Turkish warplanes struck residential parts of Syria's Afrin on Saturday, forcing people to hole up in their homes and in shelters, a senior Kurdish official there said.
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See who prefers to hole up hygge-style inside when the outdoors is covered in a blanket of white, and who's packing on the layers to frolic through the drifts.
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Shine and his crew hole up in what was once a fancy house, where ornamental fish, freed from their tank, still dart about in a puddle on the concrete floor.
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In Japan, 25 million people identify as hikikomori — extreme recluses who hole up in their parents' or relatives' homes, rarely engaging with the outside world for months at a time.
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In "Nocturama," the aura of deadly stealth and dread that pervades the first half turns comically satirical in the second half, when the terrorists hole up in the department store.
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Getting something like Pi-Hole up and running does take a bit of time and effort, but it gives you more control over the internet as it comes into your home.
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It used to be that being a professional photographer meant you'd buy a 6003mm camera, snap a few shots, and then hole up in the darkroom for a couple of hours.
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While heated blankets, heated slippers, heated everything is a given, there's more to making your home a desirable place to hole up in for months (or at least days) on end.
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A weekend spent at home, if you spend it exploring new neighborhoods or trying new restaurants, will seem longer than one where you hole up in your apartment with a book.
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At Brink's, Mr. Cunningham said the uptick in cash requests had so far come mainly from the biggest banks and might taper off as more customers hole up in their homes.
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Now, she and her husband might camp out in the woods for a few months, or she might hole up in her French Quarter apartment and do live cam shows online.
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Before calling an evacuation, public agencies must predict how many people will go to public shelters and how many will hole up with friends and family, or head to hotels or motels.
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On return to the present, Ismael and Sylvia hole up in a beach house, and one afternoon while sunbathing, Sylvia is approached by a woman (Marion Cotillard) who introduces herself as Carlotta.
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Just walking up the 18th hole up past the grandstand and you hear the applause the way I did last year was one of those moments you never forget in your life.
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During his rule, Mr. Kabila, who likes to hole up in his enormous Kinshasa residence or on one of his farms outside the city, has done little to connect with the public.
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The Standoff at Sparrow Creek is about a militia of men who hole up in a lumber mill after realizing that one of their members seems to have been behind a mass shooting.
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A bevy of journalists hole up at Bradlee's to sort through all the information, while a couple of lawyers recommend against publishing the information, arguing that it poses a risk to the paper.
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The director Trip Cullman gets all the tempos right, forcing the audience into an uncomfortable alliance with the characters as they hole up in their hovel, certain they are about to be attacked.
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In other words, it's an especially excellent time to hole up with some fantastic books, so here's a roundup of recent robots, ghosts and a variety of monsters to take with one's tea.
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It was to be a short film based on "The Decameron," a 213th-century classic of Italian literature in which 10 people hole up in a villa to try to escape the plague.
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Mr. Kabila's response, former confidants say, has been to hole up in his riverside mansion in Kinshasa playing video games and occasionally going out for late-night motorcycle rides to blow off steam.
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You won't need to quit your day job or hole up in a library for weeks — you'll learn three simple strategies that will build your knowledge and confidence faster than going it alone.
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"The nice thing is they already had a hole up the middle," said Scott Streeb, a senior associate with Michael Van Valkenburgh, referring to pre-existing openings that once may have accommodated lampposts.
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As Brent Smith, of the University of Arkansas' Centre for Advanced Spatial Technologies observes, right-wing extremists rarely hole up near gay bars, abortion clinics and other places they consider "pollutants of urban life".
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The movie centers on a mother and father (played by Carmen Ejogo and Joel Edgerton) who, along with their teenage son (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), hole up in a country house amid an apocalyptic epidemic.
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I had all of the ingredients on hand except for Swiss chard ($3.99) Total: $4.37 Lunch On days when I need a change of scenery, I hole up at a nearby bar to multitask.
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" Marissa Doran, a lawyer in New York, said Buttigieg was "a good egg" who, when he wasn't leading a politics-themed discussion group, liked to "hole up and play Risk or Settlers of Catan.
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The Green Bay Packers have signed the veteran offensive lineman Jahri Evans as they look to fill a hole up front left by the departure of the free-agent right guard T. J. Lang.
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The first came when Finau received an option pitch and found a big hole up the middle, racing 46 yards to give BYU a 14-10 lead with 27:270 left in the third quarter.
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Afraid and confused, the youth hole up in an abandoned factory, as Pascal realizes the only way to defend what he's built is to break his own moral code and fight back against his enemies.
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Clearly, life on the run is not a sustainable option, although I'd still rather take my chances in a post-apocalyptic world with a pointy stick than hole up in a bunker with senior Republicans.
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In 2016, French director Bertrand Bonello released this taut thriller about a bunch of teens who successfully pull of a terror attack in Paris, and then hole up in the mall to wait it out.
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The promise of colder weather means it's that much more acceptable to hole up inside your apartment and never come out until you've finished eight seasons of that show you told your friends you'd already seen.
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That's why in the chilliest season of 2014, two roommates who happened to be members of the recently disbanded indie rock band Smith Westerns—Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich—decided to hole up in their apartment.
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Gray dashed through a huge hole up the middle and then broke to the left sideline for a 56-yard scoring run with 3:04 left in the first quarter to take the lead for good.
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Photo by Ryan Jay There's something about record-breakingly hot days that make me want to hole up in my room, crank the air conditioner, and stare at the ceiling while listening to some mellow tunes.
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Staff hole up in weeklong shifts separated from friends and family, and endure the short and long-term health risks of high elevation, including a stroke or pulmonary edema, where fluid fills your lungs and you suffocate.
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And if that means you need to hole up with a few seasons of "Masterpiece Theater" or "NCIS" or whatever weird shows you watch instead of "Game of Thrones," that seems like a worthwhile trade to make.
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In addition to the talk, he also chose to hole up inside a cramped elevator on Friday, where fans had the opportunity to line up to spend a few minutes chatting with the star in the enclosed space.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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They can hole up in a Vegas penthouse, hire an entirely Mormon staff because they're the only people worth trusting, grow ridiculously long fingernails and buy out the last remaining supply of banana nut ice cream at Baskin-Robbins.
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Once Gunnar arrives, as requested, he and Kaj hole up in the bank's vault, along with Bianca, her colleague Klara (Bea Santos), and an innocent guy named Elov (Mark Rendall), who was on the premises when the shooting began.
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Though he had won election five times to the House and twice to the Senate, he was a cold, aloof character who preferred to hole up in his Senate office, reading poetry, rather than glad-hand in the cloakroom.
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The Razorbacks scored on their next four possessions as well, a 14-yard pass to Chase Harrell, Boyd's 59-yard burst through a big hole up the middle, and field goals of 54 and 22 yards by Connor Limpert.
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The best part of dim sum is that you're meant to try a little bit of everything—in other words, you have an excuse to cancel your brunch plans, hole up, and make every single one of these recipes.
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Way back when, if a famous celebrity got a little bit of work done (or a lot, no shade), they'd hole up in a hotel room under an alias through their recovery, only to emerge looking refreshed a few weeks later.
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Not only does the lucky guy get to hole up in a mansion to find his ~one true love~ while making out with 20 people along the way, he also gets national exposure, which lends itself to some lucrative business opportunities.
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So the two hole up in a Mexican café across from the station, run by a farcically dumb, chipper couple (played by America Ferrera and Raúl Castillo), and start faking increasingly histrionic news reports from a country they've never seen.
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NEW YORK, March 13 (Reuters) - As Americans hole up at home to wait out the coronavirus pandemic, fewer people are going out to eat, leading some fast food chains to cut delivery fees and meal delivery platforms to suspend commissions.
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Note how the iPhone 113 Pro Max's new ultrawide lens ably captures the entire breadth of this recently dug hole (up to four times more hole than previous iPhones) and the majesty of Anouk, the 120-pound animal who created it.
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Bonnafon took an inside handoff and raced through a huge hole up the middle 18 yards for a touchdown on Louisville's opening possession and made it 24-7 in the second quarter with an 11-yard score after taking a pitch from Jackson.
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Two of the young men from the Motown group, Fred (Jacob Latimore) and Larry (Algee Smith), head over to the Algiers to hole up, and wind up hanging out with a group of young people who've also checked into the hotel's annex.
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Unlike back in the ancient days of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, witches like Willow Rosenberg don't need to hole up in a musty school library located over a hellmouth or a weird shop called The Magic Box that only monsters and high school kids visit.
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Just a five-minute walk before you get in your car to go to work or hole up with your computer in your home office can not only give you an extra boost of motivation, but also give your thoughts some time to settle and get organized.
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Starbucks quality tests every single batch of coffee that goes out to its customers, which means that a small group of coffee tasters hole up in the "cupping room" at the company's HQ in Seattle and taste a whopping 600 to 800 cups per person per day.
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The poisonous atmosphere has led national police officers to hole up behind thick walls and barbed wire in towns like this one, or to retreat to a cruise boat, incongruously plastered with cartoon images of Looney Tunes characters, moored in the auto terminal of the Barcelona port.
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After their business manager wipes them out, all they're left with is the deed to a town they bought as a joke gift — so they slink off there, with their adult children David (Dan Levy) and Alexis (Annie Murphy), and hole up in the town's rundown motel.
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An ICE official directly familiar with Operation Palladium said the ongoing enforcement actions were planned to take place in spurts in different cities to avoid intense coverage by the national media that could cause people wanted for deportation to hole up in their homes for days or weeks.
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Each film begins with what is essentially a two-month brainstorming session, during which the pair — often joined by a Marvel executive and Anthony and Joe Russo, the brother team who directed both Civil War and its predecessor, The Winter Soldier — hole up and work through various story ideas.
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With the coronavirus pandemic hitting many consumers across America, spurring them to stock up at the grocery store on essentials before they hole up at home to wait things out, many companies already struggling to keep their lights on could be forced to turn them off, for good.
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Now, many of the people who put them on have spent the intervening week trying to figure out how to use that momentum to fill the gap left by real world racing, as fans around the world hole up at home in a collective attempt to slow the spread of a global virus.
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Now, many of the people who put them on have spent the intervening week trying to figure out how to use that momentum to fill the gap left by real world racing, as fans around the world hole up at home in a collective attempt to slow the spread of a global virus.
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I think the one thing that I want to tell a lot of musicians today is, work with other people, get songs together, get out there, get experience working with a lot of people—don't hole up and just think you're gonna do it yourself, or you don't want anybody to help you write.
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Called "Placid Civic Monument," it was made over the course of a few hours on a bright Sunday in October 25, when Oldenburg, with the city's permission, enlisted two union gravediggers to shovel out one of their standard earthen receptacles — a hole 573 feet by 257 feet by 21962 feet deep — behind the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in view of the ancient Egyptian obelisk; after lunch, they filled the hole up again.
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