In that footage, the Olli briskly hurtles toward the wall.
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The Nasdaq hurtles 5.8%, pulling out of bear market territory.
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"Musicale Finale" is a departure that hurtles out of control.
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Artillery hurtles overhead from Iraqi positions targeting ISIS in the city.
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Despite the logistical hurtles, Loeb noted nothing is being ruled out.
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Spain meanwhile hurtles forward, having grown by almost half during that period.
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The camera doesn't just move in "Waves," it hurtles with terrific urgency.
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That's the big question as the Republican tax bill hurtles through Congress.
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The film hurtles from one half-baked plot point to the other.
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Accused of two felonies, Schlongface hurtles toward Earth and Republicans scatter like rats.
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EVERY DAY between 252 and 210 tonnes of rock hurtles into Earth's atmosphere.
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Nancy Wheeler hurtles into the shot, trying desperately to escape the Upside Down.
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It hurtles to a dizzying, blazing final stretch, played to the hilt here.
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The small airplane abruptly enters our view and hurtles diagonally straight to the ground.
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They cringe as a two-by-four hurtles across a room in a simulated hurricane.
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Unrequited love, you might think, the heedless headstrong ball that hurtles nearsighted down the alley.
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It's a mud-flecked epic, replete with fertile symbolism, that hurtles through generations of Kentucky history.
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Melbourne hurtles Australia into the 21st century by putting 19th century women at pedestrian crossings. pic.twitter.
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Prokofiev, in his percussive, sarcastic mode, permeates the finale, which hurtles along like a madcap dance.
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That dread that sets in as Monday morning hurtles toward you while the weekend slips away.
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This will be the undercurrent of the season, even in Europe, as Britain hurtles toward Brexit.
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But the bank disappointed expectations it would cut interest rates as the eurozone hurtles toward recession.
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Rich with asynchronous strings, and full of light and shade, it hurtles toward a nostalgic end.
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I smooch her bumps and bruises and catch her as she hurtles down the playground slide.
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Hurricane Maria has strengthened into a Category 4 storm as it hurtles toward islands in the Caribbean.
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Mr. McGuire nimbly folds all these melodramatic developments into his story as it hurtles toward its conclusion.
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The bottom line: China must consider these challenges and more as it hurtles toward the 2020 nexus.
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That $1.05 record low could be breached if Britain hurtles into a no-deal Brexit, some reckon.
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Even as New York hurtles into the future, many of its celebrated theaters have stayed the same.
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According to witness accounts, the truck accelerates as it hurtles into the crowded area near the tourist office.
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He gets clipped by a car and hurtles through the air (see what I did there?) and BAM!
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The audience hurtles into the path of the oncoming train along with the wearer of those devilish shoes.
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In a movie that hurtles along with so much dazzle and flash, Swinton is a glimmer of minimalism.
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As Girls hurtles towards its final season, the actress revealed that her grandfather wrote The Sound of Music.
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Like the sounds that a satellite's radio unit might transmit and receive as it hurtles around the Earth.
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My arms pierce the wind as it hurtles down the Sunset Strip, a million likes cascading before me.
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A misbehaving scherzo hurtles along, leading to a complex finale, exuberant yet imposing in its sweep and structure.
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The music hurtles through daring emotional shifts, with fiery outbursts one moment and achingly confused expressions the next.
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Elsewhere, time hurtles ahead: unpredictable harmonic schemes generate suspense at every turn of this most familiar of stories.
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According to witness accounts, the truck accelerates as it hurtles into the crowded area near a tourist office.
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As the object, called 'Oumuamua, hurtles away from us, the mystery may be solved: it's accelerating like a comet.
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From there, the lively plot hurtles forward until all of the gruesome secrets of the Jesup household are revealed.
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Her own collection of Abba covers is coming, and, as I write this, "The Cher Show" hurtles toward Broadway.
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Every January, the N.F.L. season hurtles toward its close as teams are eliminated from the playoffs one by one.
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The track's drum section borrows from '90s house and breakbeat, a precise rhythm that nevertheless hurtles forward with reckless abandon.
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"I'm TRASHHHHHHHHH," a refrain Forky yells as he hurtles towards the nearest trash can, should be the official meme of 2019.
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EVERY DAY a tonne or two of defunct satellites, rocket parts and other man-made orbiting junk hurtles into the atmosphere.
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Finally, it hurtles back to 1851, showing just how much ice the famed Jakobshavn glacier has shed over nearly two centuries.
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A Mexican drive to save the vaquita marina appears to be failing as the snub-nosed marine mammal hurtles towards extinction.
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Pacific Rim: Uprising hurtles along at a fast clip, throwing lots of generic big-budget blockbuster plot details into the mix.
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The president will visit Corpus Christi on the Texas gulf coast on Tuesday, as Harvey regains strength and hurtles toward Louisiana.
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At the end one dancer after another hurtles back through those flaps as if sucked into a black hole in space.
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As the rip hurtles along, it releases elastic energy in the form of seismic waves, which ripple outward at different speeds.
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Couric said the hurtles she experienced there were indicative of a larger issue: the lack of respect tech companies have for content.
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As the Leftovers world hurtles toward the seventh anniversary of the Sudden Departure, people keep acting out in exponentially more bizarre ways.
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But nothing like that happens in "Shab", which unravels under the weight of its own pretentiousness as it hurtles towards its conclusion.
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As this year's extraordinary election hurtles toward its climax, scores of Republican leaders have deserted their party's presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump.
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Inflation could soar if the pound, which has tumbled against the dollar amid Brexit uncertainty, hurtles lower after a no-deal departure.
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The camera hurtles down corridors, flips over and spins around, a frenetic kineticism that increases the intensity and then drains it away.
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Here's a question tormenting Democratic officials and liberal pundits as the country hurtles toward Election Day: When did young voters stop liking them?
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The courtship of Sanders' dedicated donor base will be a priority for the Clinton as the general election campaign hurtles toward November. 29.
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At times, especially as it hurtles towards the end, it seems to get too complicated, with more plot points and convolutions than necessary.
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A bombastic, almost cacophonous cut, it hurtles abrasively through synthesizers and vocal distortion, uneasily asking "hey you, who you love?" over and over.
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Clarke's poetically compressed language hurtles joyfully along, while Rudd's illustrations, made on cardboard boxes with spirited swaths of paint, burst with irrepressible life.
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Unfortunately, the last few songs of "Rent" are some of the musical's most unremarkable, as the story hurtles awkwardly toward its jarring ending.
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Hence Mr Street's obsession with visibility—he hurtles from event to event at a pace Bagehot has not witnessed before—and with non-partisanship.
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When Sandra Bullock hurtles out into a field of stars she's easy to spot on an LED display by the glow around her suit.
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As Nell hurtles down from the staircase, Nell also begins to fall through her timeline, stopping at every sighting of the Bent-Neck Lady.
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Situations like these are one of the biggest hurtles that restaurants face to deliver food that tastes just like it would at the restaurant.
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As the nation hurtles toward elections this summer, analysts say the PRI is growing desperate to keep a lid on any potential corruption scandals.
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Those personal qualities have come into play at a pivotal moment as Britain hurtles toward its March 29 exit with a government in stalemate.
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As the transition hurtles forward, lots of people are worried Trump will continue to manipulate government to his company's interest even once he's in office.
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" JET2 PASSENGER INJURED WHEN DRINK CART HURTLES THROUGH AISLE DURING LANDING Gates' followers commented with messages of support, calling the incident "horrible" and "really rude.
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As California's digital privacy bill hurtles toward the first day of enforcement on July 1, federal lawmakers are under pressure to establish a national standard.
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Unlike a batter in baseball, a cricketer needs to keep his head in line with the flight of the ball as it hurtles toward him.
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But as the show now hurtles toward its endgame, it has only six episodes left to braid these three major elements into a single resolution.
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Cannonball in spaaaaace What hurtles through space at 2.5 million miles an hour and could go between the Earth and the moon in six minutes?
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Uber made its financial disclosure as it hurtles toward what is set to be one of the biggest-ever public offerings by a tech company.
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The employees are seen to be visibly shocked and move away from their work stations as the deer hurtles down towards the end of the salon.
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It&aposs function is slightly different than the EIC; instead of smashing protons and electrons together, the RHIC hurtles beams of gold ions toward one another.
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In the meantime, Hubble will keep its lenses trained on comet 21/Borisov as it hurtles toward its closest approach to the Sun on December 8.
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Mr. Johnson made the remarks in an interview published by The Sunday Times of London this weekend as Britain hurtles toward a pivotal election on Thursday.
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" That elongated monosyllable hurtles from the stage of the Harold Pinter Theater near the end of the new London revival of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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The Leonids appear when Earth hurtles through the field of rock and metal debris left behind by the comet Tempel-Tuttle each time it passes by.
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It features the bassist Derrick Hodge on lead vocals, singing a romantic entreaty through light electronic processing, while the band hurtles through several variations on a groove.
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As Major League Baseball hurtles toward the postseason (wild card games happen Tuesday and Wednesday), the sport will also say goodbye to the broadcaster Vin Scully, above.
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And yet, as the State Legislature hurtles toward the end of its first Democrat-led session in nearly a decade, the bill's success is anything but certain.
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Even as the automotive industry hurtles toward meeting more immediate challenges, a team of electrical engineering students at Stanford University has taken a decidedly more futuristic approach.
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But when destiny hurtles him toward a powerful sorceress, and a young princess with a dangerous secret, the three must learn to navigate the increasingly volatile Continent together.
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As Christmas hurtles towards us like an oncoming train, we're sure that you're on the lookout for something to give that proves you've read a book this year.
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May, left her scrambling with no clear way forward as Britain hurtles toward its self-imposed deadline to withdraw from the European Union in less than four months.
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As the UK hurtles towards the October 31 deadline, Johnson has adopted Trump's chaotic keep-them-guessing style, adding to the uncertainty about Britain's economic and political future.
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I recently read one of McCall Smith's stand-alone novels, "Trains and Lovers," in which four strangers share their private stories while their train car hurtles toward London.
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The Senate's tax drama hurtles towards a dramatic conclusion, Trump rebukes Theresa May over comments on his Twitter activity and Reuters explores the method behind Kim Jong Un's "madness".
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In the film's opening scene, her car hurtles down the Hollywood hills, and she is left naked and bleeding, in a ghoulish parody of one of her centrefold poses.
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He pointed to the nearby Route 443, the Israeli-built four-lane highway that hurtles through the West Bank, lined by barriers that largely prevent access from Palestinian communities.
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All that loudness is the soundtrack to the incessant building going on here as Nanjing, like the rest of this economic behemoth of a country, hurtles toward the future.
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As America hurtles toward another presidential election, the threat of Russian hacking, meddling, and general deleterious behavior has occupied the minds of US government officials and average voters alike.
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She's echoed and responded to by an incantatory choir, her refrains of "and watch them fade out," as the song hurtles towards its close, are hypnotic and unsettling too.
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While WWE hurtles toward SummerSlam, its annual summer showcase, there's another name in pro wrestling that's pulling the headlines in a time of political turmoil: The Progressive Liberal Dan Richards.
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Their unscripted reality series Chad Loves Michelle, which premiered on the Oprah Winfrey Network in early November, offered fans an intimate look into their relationship as they managed those hurtles.
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But due to chilly temperatures and a problem with a dish meant to track the rocket as it hurtles through the sky, the launch was first delayed, and then scrubbed.
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After a handful of hurtles (including an ever-growing budget), Eva Marcille finally walked down the aisle on Sunday's episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, marrying husband Michael Sterling.
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Images shot by the Hubble Space Telescope show the space rock — some 2.5 to 5.5 miles wide — has left telltale streaks of debris as it hurtles through our solar system.
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After the astronauts are done, their poop gets stored in a plastic bag, and eventually sent away on a cargo ship that burns up as it hurtles towards the Earth.
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Also by the National Theater of Scotland, Robert Softley Gale's hyperactive production hurtles into the politically incorrect minefield of disability jokes, only to conclude with a series of sentimental bromides.
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NATE College Is a Backup A dove hurtles out of the cedar trees, but Nate Triggs, in camouflage vest and cowboy boots, cradles his Mossberg shotgun and lets it fly.
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The show was once rife with silver foxes (miss you, Charles Dance and Diana Rigg), but as it hurtles toward the series finale, Thrones has focused in on its younger characters.
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"Trump has chosen a cowardly path of ignorance, withdrawing America from the global climate community as the world hurtles toward the brink of irreversible climate disaster," Inslee says in his plan.
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The only thing exact in this album's universe is the precision with which the music hurtles forward, each pulse of a drum mechanically pulling in the more volatile flaps of lyricism.
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After being severed from the body of high schooler Jeremy Abelar (Eduardo Franco), his penis hurtles through the night sky, arcs past the full moon, and thuds onto the forest floor.
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But the movie gods had other plans — offering a prime example, as Hollywood hurtles into its annual awards hoopla, of the messy confluence of ephemeral factors that make some films sizzle.
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That's where you'll find huge networks of sensors and cameras, quietly waiting to catch a glimpse of an elusive neutrino as it hurtles through the Earth from its origin in deep space.
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This is especially true as our economy hurtles headlong into the world of the Internet of Things (IoT), which includes appliances and everyday objects embedded with internet connectivity and data-processing capabilities.
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But as the country hurtles into a dangerous new phase of unbound Trumpism, those who want to say no need to muster whatever leverage they can, including public shame and economic sanctions.
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It seems no company wants to be left behind as the media industry hurtles toward greater consolidation in its efforts to face the ever more powerful cable providers and competition from online streaming.
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It opens in "OUTER SPACE" (announced by full-screen captions, no more subtle than anything else here), where the celestial entity hurtles toward Earth past luridly fakey planets out of a 1950s B-movie.
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Clinton as she hurtles toward what aides increasingly believe will be a decisive victory — a pleasant problem, for certain, but one that has nonetheless scrambled the campaign's strategy weeks before Election Day: Should Mrs.
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Perhaps North Korea's biggest challenge, experts say, is to show it can produce a re-entry vehicle robust enough to prevent a nuclear warhead burning up when it hurtles back into the Earth's atmosphere.
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When Lindsey Vonn hurtles down a ski slope at 60 miles an hour or more and crashes, no doctor will say she has taken this risk too many times and no longer deserves surgery.
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Spending decades pondering the passage of millennia has led to an awareness of my own place in time, and recognition of the fact that time hurtles by whether we are aware of it or not.
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Generation Grandparent When I arrive at my daughter and son-in-law's Brooklyn apartment on Thursdays, my 18-month-old granddaughter hurtles toward me with her still lurch-y gait, happy for our weekly date.
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Letter To the Editor: In "New Schools Chief Hurtles Into Integration Wrangle" (news article, May 2), a concern is expressed that grouping children of different abilities in the same school is too taxing for educators.
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Typical of this is his Music Series (1933), here represented by "Oboe" (1933), in which an Olympian figure, posed like a discus thrower, hurtles a sun-like globe, presumably evoking the sound of the woodwind instrument.
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Alice's temporal gyrations between present and past as she dives in and out of the liquid mirror give "Through the Looking Glass" a jarring whiz-bang momentum that intensifies and accelerates as the movie hurtles along.
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But at her best, she succeeds in infusing her scenes with a kind of worn-in depth that keeps the reader grounded and aware of they are as Benjamin hurtles us from 1969 to the present.
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As the world hurtles toward total app-connectivity, the gap between what our devices could do and what the law can address widens, particularly with teledildonics—or, sex tech that you can control remotely, over the internet.
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A "super PAC" backing Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the Republican presidential race has invested an additional $2.5 million in television ad reservations in Iowa and South Carolina as the contest hurtles toward the first votes.
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It jolts into full-on perky once Bonnie's family goes on a road trip, packing a chest's worth of toys into an RV. Not long after they motor off, Forky hurtles out of the RV one night.
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And yet now, as season six hurtles toward the end, it's tossing in so many little hints and tips that she might soon arrive, hints and tips that book fans are finding harder and harder to ignore.
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Its payload of a Thaicom commercial communications satellite released, the Falcon 9's first stage hurtles back from low orbit and through Earth's atmosphere, its fins adjusting as a way of steering over an intimidating swath of ocean.
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The episode hurtles through multiple points in Dolores' "life" and that of the rich human who's obsessed with her, William (played as a young man by Jimmi Simpson and as a black suit-clad old man by Ed Harris).
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The independence referendum two years ago was meant to settle Scotland's constitutional question for a generation, but as the UK hurtles toward Brexit—a decision opposed by 62 percent of Scottish voters—it might just become a thing again.
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The iconic Star Gate sequence in "2001," when Dave Bowman, the film's protagonist, hurtles in his space pod through a corridor of swimming kaleidoscopic colors, could even be timed, with sufficient practice, to crest with the viewer's own hallucinations.
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It hurtles along at a hectic pace, and there's a degree of song retention, not to mention muscle memory, necessary to crack its harder sequences, but the mechanics are essentially ones we saw back in the PlayStation 2 era.
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LA GRITA, Venezuela (Reuters) - It's midnight on one of the most dangerous roads in Latin America and Venezuelan trucker Humberto Aguilar hurtles through the darkness with 22 tons of vegetables freshly harvested from the Andes for sale in the capital Caracas.
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On top of that, the TPS is flexible and durable enough to withstand the extreme pendulum shifts in temperature that SPP will experience as it crosses through the solar atmosphere, then hurtles back into the freezing environment out in Venus' orbit.
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As Gran hurtles ahead in that narrative, we also leap back to an account of the disappearance of Claire's childhood friend in 1986 Brooklyn and to a third story, of the 1999 case that made her into a professional detective.
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The Interpreter As Britain hurtles toward its vote on Thursday on whether to remain in the European Union, the increasingly heated campaign rhetoric has appeared driven at times by a deeper and more complex question: What is the future of the English people?
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To one subversive Jesuit — "a fantasist with the mind of a demented magpie," as Guy puts it — we appear to owe both "King John" and "Richard II." Guy proceeds episodically through these years as Elizabeth hurtles from one crisis to the next.
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It can look hair-raising when a fell racer hurtles the shortest way down a steep pitch of scree, but this version of running, where every step is different and you must pick your spot for every footfall, feels healthy and natural.
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Some Bloomberg advisers say they would, as a matter of personal interest, welcome a genuinely searching philosophical debate between Bloomberg and Warren on the role of capitalism and wealth creation, which Bloomberg believes in and Warren thinks too often hurtles into pure greed.
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Instead, the costly proxy war between two regional powers (Iran and Saudi Arabia) — which has claimed the lives of over 10,000 civilians, and pushed the country toward the brink of famine — now hurtles into its third year with no clear resolution on the horizon.
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Written by a veritable horror-crime dream team — Cary Joji Fukunaga ("True Detective"), John Sayles ("Lone Star") and Chase Palmer ("It") — and directed by the British TV-drama veteran Jamie Payne, the finale nevertheless hurtles herky-jerky toward a too-knowing and noirish anti-resolution.
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If you listen to her, though, she's clear what comes first and what this big whirl of warmth and machine hurtles toward: serious changes to the way money works in Washington, and serious disruption to taxes and regulation, to address individual debt and wages in this immediate lifetime.
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The user controls the speed and altitude of pod as it hurtles through the tube, but a loss of stability could result in a fiery crash — which may not be the best message to send for anyone nervous about traveling at 760 mph through an enclosed aluminum tube.
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As a video montage of Japan's athletes, sporting prowess, and famous landmarks buys him precious seconds, Abe / Mario presumably hurtles screaming through the center of our planet, before appearing from the other end of his green pipe in the middle of Rio's Maracana stadium a short while later.
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But it's become more and more apparent that question represents a false choice, because many of the voters who are most uneasy about the nation's social and demographic change are also concentrated in the places that are struggling to keep pace as the economy hurtles into the digital era.
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But although numerous characters warn Jong-Goo away from his obsession with the stranger, the plot hurtles along toward a conclusion that can be read as simultaneously bearing out all of Jong-Goo's fears and validating the Japanese stranger's choice to shut himself away from his Korean neighbors to begin with.
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And the tracks offer fantasias to match, blurring together the neon haze of supersonic trap production, drum programming that hurtles along at paces that leave even junglists with motion sickness, and towering synth work evocative of the unrepentant gleam of mainstream EDM, but you know, off-balance, a little surreal.
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It also introduces Dennis Quaid into the cast as Michael Lennox, a genial fisherman intent on doing whatever it takes to find a cure for his terminally ill wife (Michelle Fairley) — and more unnameable dread than ever as this town on the Svalbard archipelago in Norway hurtles toward environmental catastrophe.
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The convoluted story grows more lurid and strained as the play hurtles toward its predictably bloody conclusion, but with a fine cast bringing sufficient heat to the panting plotlines, the Red Bull Theater and its artistic director, Jesse Berger, once again win admiration for presenting a rarely seen drama from the Jacobean era with highly caffeinated verve.
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As the tax cut legislation passed by the Senate early Saturday hurtles toward final approval, Republicans are preparing to use the swelling deficits made worse by the package as a rationale to pursue their long-held vision: undoing the entitlements of the New Deal and Great Society, leaving government leaner and the safety net skimpier for millions of Americans.
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But when that close reading is itself subjected to a close reading, you realize that Jones's appeal comes not from his attention to details but from the velocity with which he blows past them — the way he hurtles through an asteroid belt of informational debris on his way to explicating the galaxy-scale perfidy of his villains.
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The United States is the only high-income country to have millions of citizens who lack health insurance, has a relative child poverty rate that's off the charts by the standards of other developed countries, has no guaranteed paid parental leave or paid vacation, and remains one of the world's highest per capita emitters of greenhouse gases even as the world hurtles toward an environmental crisis.
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Coupled with accounts of the ideas that people like Thiel and Adelson subscribe to — like the idea that it's fine to throw around their wealth to take down media they don't like — and the powerful company they keep, Nobody Speaks hurtles toward its conclusion: that the freedom of the press guaranteed in the First Amendment is fragile, and facing one of its greatest tests to date.
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Each season follows the gang through a general story arc that sees Bojack trying to reclaim some of his lost glory: season one focuses on the writing and publication of his book, season two follows Bojack as he makes his dream project, a biopic of Secretariat, and season three deals with the aftermath of that film, including an Oscar campaign and a tragic accident that hurtles Bojack into a vortex of mourning.
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