Your AI sidekick will settle it in a flash, right?
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It was beautiful, and in a flash it was over.
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In a flash, she could rid herself of her tormentors.
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"Democracies don't go away in a flash," Noah went on.
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An idea may come in a flash, literally that instant.
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A cute kitchen gadget that makes breakfast in a flash
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During intermission, the group decided, in a flash, to leave.
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Three were killed in a flash flood in Albay province.
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In a flash, the inferno rekindled memories of bygone bloodshed.
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Or will a new man be introduced in a flash-forward?
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And then in Iowa it seemed to happen in a flash.
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When Kevin and Rosemary bed down, it's over in a flash.
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Weeks of build up and then it's over in a flash.
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Familiar points of reference are spotted and gone in a flash.
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In a flash, the Thunder went from contenders to also-rans.
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But the politics of an issue can change in a flash.
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In a flash of dark inspiration, the 'candied cornhole' was born.
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The news came in a flash, then rippled throughout the arena.
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The next day, she lost her shoes in a flash flood.
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In the social media age, bad buzz spreads in a flash.
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Once it was fixed, the race sold out in a flash.
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The idea for the book came to Feiler in a flash.
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Three days will fly by in a flash, so don't wait.
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In a flash, I jotted down a few more theme candidates.
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We're back in a flash with our regular weekly episode on Friday.
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And scientists observed the new relationship beginning in a flash of energy.
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Now you can toggle between spreadsheets and Super Likes in a flash.
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In a flash, dozens of smaller competitors were out of the race.
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In a flash, I recognized what my human eyes could not see.
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But in a flash, Verlander surrendered the lead with Arenado's long ball.
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"The last Olympics went by in a flash, a whirlwind," said Kenworthy.
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Subatomic particles smashing together in underground colliders cross borders in a flash.
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Ben Hyatt of Montecito said his house was engulfed in a flash.
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Artificial intelligence that can scan thousands of medical images in a flash.
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Case in point: Our demo table packages sold out in a flash.
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He realizes in a flash that what is being read is important.
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In a flash, kids and dogs alike can be in serious trouble.
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Obviously, it won't be gone in a flash as President Trump first suggested.
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Switching up your makeup is easy — and it wipes away in a flash.
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These deals will be gone in a flash, so shop while you can.
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In a flash, the world has changed for bond investors, savers and borrowers.
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But once it's happening, the fun times can go by in a flash.
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Toshiba and Western Digital are partners in a flash memory plant in Yokkaichi.
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"The reset is sensible," Citi analyst Georgios Ierodiaconou said in a flash note.
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Biden's 29-point victory in South Carolina transformed the race in a flash.
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January flew by in a flash, and February greeted us with candy hearts.
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JIM CRAMER: Believe me, I'm ready to don a green apron in a flash.
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It came to me in a flash: This had nothing to do with Trump!
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In a flash, approximately 210,000 Dominicans of Haitian descent, including Raquel, were made stateless.
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In a flash, she is inventing a pseudonym and playing Ken for a mark.
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In a flash, the car is gone, leaving nothing behind but a fleeting impression.
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It all happens in a flash and brings you directly to your home screen.
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Her shoes were swept away in a flash flood the day after her fall.
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Trash bags become spiderwebs in a flash if you have some scissors on hand.
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Listen hard, and I bet those 10 hours will go by in a flash.
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The first goal materialized in a flash, straight down the middle of the field.
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In a flash, others jumped in, then a wave of violence engulfed the camp.
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In a flash, the Garratts were snatched by men and shoved into separate cars.
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On flat pavement, riders speed past in a thick pack, gone in a flash.
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For a second, Biden's tight blue eyes bulged out in a flash of unease.
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Mini waffle makers can make cinnamon rolls, pizza, and even paninis in a flash.
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All those years of looking at Rembrandts seemed to pay off in a flash.
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Gym bag essentials Need to get out of the gym locker room in a flash?
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Drive by to see it in a flash, or get out and snap some pics.
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It's widely available, stores well in the freezer and can be cooked in a flash.
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He's going to set a record for making the year go by in a flash.
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Such surprises can take large chunks out of a company's market cap in a flash.
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"I've got to get out of here," he says in a flash of gnawing premonition.
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We moved quickly, efficiently, grabbing what we could in a flash of speed and fear.
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Illegal logging at the time resulted in a flash flood that killed hundreds of people.
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To effect real change, Mr. Shropshire told me, the demonstrations can't disappear in a flash.
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This punch didn't knock MacDonald unconscious in a flash or blast him to the ground.
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Otherwise, it risks coming and going in a flash with little to show for itself.
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Saw in a flash of intuition the ordinary life before her, the ordinary, banal adulthood.
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"Many of my memorable headlines simply came to me in a flash," Ms. Schneider said.
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In a flash, growth lost its shine, and efficient growth became the new hot thing.
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Thankfully, a new "Captain," a Riyadh local named Bassam, accepted my request in a flash.
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Black Friday has such a long build up, and then in a flash it's gone.
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In a movie, what you might spend pages describing, you can do that in a flash.
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He lost a close friend and in a flash, his life, and art, were forever altered.
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Ninety percent of what you kill will be ground-bound grunts taken down in a flash.
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The piece quickly sold out — and was gone in a flash again when the store restocked.
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The flood came in a flash -- water rushing in from everywhere and nowhere all at once.
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You think he's dribbling, and in a flash, the Cavs are already getting back on defense.
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Her idea for the Harry Potter series came in a flash, suddenly, on a train ride.
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Of course, as is typical of TikTok, it came about spontaneously, in a flash of inspiration.
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In a flash, it took off into a full sprint, galloping triumphantly into the end zone.
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The tortillas are then heated up on the grill, and, voila, taco night in a flash.
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Then, in a flash, he detonated his explosives-filled vest, killing dozens — and Afghanistan grieved again.
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SoulCycle's "Hamilton: A hip-hop theme ride," sells out in a flash whenever it's on offer.
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In a flash it has left us, and we are back to rain and grey skies.
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This time things don't rot out so much as they turn in a flash of violence.
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In a flash, Djokovic had served out the set to love, sealing it with an ace.
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Death seizes them in a flash and delivers their bodies to the darkness of the grave.
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"I had met Steve years ago in a flash, it must've been five minutes," she recalls.
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She then indicates no one&aposs survived, but in a flash he sees or feels some movement.
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Micron Technology – Micron will buy out Intel's stake in a flash memory joint venture for $1.5 billion.
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When I was small I could have answered this in a flash: Sherlock Holmes and Moriarty, respectively.
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Toshiba and Western Digital are partners in a flash memory plant in the Japanese city of Yokkaichi.
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Time is the property that distinguishes a crafted sweater from one summoned in a flash by a
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Long Live the Good Witch of Pop, and let's hope June 16 arrives in a flash, huh?
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In a flash I could take us to Belgium and we'd be eating breakfast in no time.
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Some states will never do such a thing, and other states will do it in a flash.
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Never touching, largely independent, the dancers sometimes connect in a flash of unison or a matching motion.
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Again, it just takes seconds for her to surprise me and in a flash, she's gone again.
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Police officials warned people to leave their cars behind if they were caught in a flash flood.
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The results are worth the time and patience they require; alas, they'll be consumed in a flash.
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In a "flash crash" in Asia in late August, the lira plunged to 6.47 against the dollar.
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Every time Mufti catches a scent of a truffle, she's down on her belly in a flash.
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And so Tinder was 0 to 90 miles an hour in a flash of a second. Yeah.
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Micron Technology (MU) will buy out Intel's (INTC) stake in a flash memory joint venture for $1.5 billion.
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Drones are extremely helpful in delivering aid during a disaster, especially in reaching remote locations in a flash.
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"The equipment is embedded in the headphones and stored in a flash memory in the headphones," Aronson said.
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The device worked just as promised, and did create a large batch of almond milk in a flash.
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In a flash of creativity, I start brainstorming my maid of honor speech for my best friend's wedding.
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Once dispersed, the rockets detonate—and in a flash—devastate an area roughly 200 by 300 meters wide.
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The amputation was accomplished in a flash, since Greenland sharks, like all sharks, have no bones, only cartilage.
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In addition to removing makeup in a flash, these supersoft wipes are made from eco-friendly repurposed cotton.
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But his latest assault on the fortress made of clay could have ended in a flash of anger.
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It was in August 1982 when the first 18 years of Alex Lewis' life vanished in a flash.
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Scene City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' And in a flash — well, several hundred flashes — she was gone.
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Bolt's events are over in a flash: 228 seconds in the 250, then 22020 seconds in the 200.
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In a flash, Crosby spotted Letang gliding out from behind the net and slid the puck cross-ice.
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Later, she was held up in a "flash kidnapping" with her 5-year-old son in the car.
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In a flash, Baldwin was the victim of molestation, and in another flash, there was love and protection.
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And in a flash, it had happened again — another interruption at the Capitol, perhaps more welcome than usual.
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The diagnostic moment, as the Brazilian researchers might have guessed, came to Bordone in a flash of recognition.
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The news outlet reported the scuffle was over "in a flash" and the Chinese never touched the briefcase.
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Go ahead and enjoy the hot dogs and apple pie, but this four-day sale disappears in a flash.
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Their chemistry, like their output and their live performances, is always evolving: the beat can change in a flash.
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In a flash, he's blown sideways by a mortar shell seemingly from nowhere, and yet I didn't stop charging.
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The concrete bridge connecting the two sides had collapsed and floated downriver in a flash flood triggered by Maria.
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In a flash it is obvious why Ms van Herpen is popular with Björk, a memorably original Icelandic singer.
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Get to clicking — airline sales don't last long, but this one is sure to be gone in a flash.
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Last Wednesday, ethereum briefly plunged in a flash crash from above $210 to 10 cents on Coinbase's GDAX exchange.
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In a flash, the graphic elements (monochrome cutouts, photos) of "Good Talk" seem to be a commentary on race.
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And then, in a flash, Sherman caught up with the descending football and flicked it away with one hand.
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All of that drains your battery in a flash, so you need to find options to stay charged up.
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Police said Debra Stevens of Arkansas was delivering newspapers when her car was swept away in a flash flood.
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You can probably live without that hutch if it sells on Craigslist in a flash, but not your bed.
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Sparks, heat or a flame can ignite these in a flash, and the losses can be costly for companies.
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It also features a Smart TV Hub that lets you surf any of your favorite entertainment apps in a flash.
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Watch the video above for a quick and easy party look that'll make you feel pulled together in a flash.
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If Maduro were to change his mind and allow U.S. assistance, Green said, "We would be ready in a flash."
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And while Brangelina ended in a flash, Meghan Markle became the new American princess who stole Prince Harry's royal heart.
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When he saw me there, he turned angry in a flash, asking me if I was there to kill him.
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However, Trump's associates believe that confidence could disappear in a flash, as CNN reported earlier Tuesday, depending on the coverage.
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One moment he was there, offering agreeable squawks as Gelernter spoke, and then, in a flash of lightning, he wasn't.
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It also means that an argument, which in the real world would have dissipated in a flash, can last forever.
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The show ends in a flash, literally, as band vanishes from the stage in a puff of smoke and confetti.
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And even though the client felt it went by in a flash, those slow-mo shots still gave us chills.
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Meanwhile in Quebec, on the same night, a person was transported in a flash of white light to a bathtub.
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All they have to do is plug it in and they can make their favorite breakfast treat in a flash.
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But should more damaging stories surface — especially ones that demonstrate poor ethical judgement — Pruitt could be abandoned in a flash.
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This permanent hair dye provides vibrant color without ammonia, parabens, and alcohol and gets rid of greys in a flash.
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Forget about the scenery, all that peripheral beauty gone by in a flash, the profound silence, the bliss of seclusion.
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Suddenly, my vision blurred in a flash of blinding pain as I felt his teeth sink into my right shoulder.
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They would then meet and annihilate each other in a flash of energy, repaying the debt for their brief existence.
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Some financial risks are longstanding, lurking sources of infection that are concealed very deep but may erupt in a flash.
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And who doesn't love the freedom they provide to move from the office to a coffee shop in a flash?
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Last season, the entire elimination set washed away in a flash flood just four days before the first face-off.
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But this steak marinates for 30 minutes and then cooks in a flash, imbued with fish sauce, jalapeño and lime.
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Ethereum also briefly plunged from above $300 to 10 cents on one exchange in a flash crash on June 21.
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But he asked the court to protect people whose lives had been changed by Mr. Trump's order in a flash.
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In a flash, as Nadal spun 360 degrees and scrambled to recover, Djokovic took a half-dozen confident steps forward.
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"This could quickly become a dangerous situation," the National Weather Service said in a flash flood watch issued for the area.
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Instead, bring along The Chiller, a portable icy chamber that, much like the HyperChiller, can cool down drinks in a flash.
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South Korea should not repeat past failures where seemingly vigorous talks fell apart and ties froze in a flash, he said.
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I felt for the innocent dreams of these little ones — how in a flash of a second they were all crashed.
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In a flash forward, also during Randall's toast, we see Zoey and Kevin (Justin Hartley) KISS on a plane to Vietnam!
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Stocks bounced back globally Tuesday and currencies steadied, but the Brexit-induced panic could come back in a flash, strategists say.
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Jump on this opportunity, folks, because our previous releases sold out in a flash — and these babies won't last long, either.
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But nowadays you serve up the most rubbery, undercooked stuff in a flash and some folks will just eat it up.
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Carrier U.S. Mobile – which uses T-Mobile's network – imported a number of Xiaomi handsets but they sold out in a flash.
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In a flash of brilliance, Jamie chucks a bottle at Kip (James Jagger) and tells him to play their original stuff.
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All they have to do is choose their preparation, set the timer, and their breakfast will be ready in a flash.
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We observe the parties protesting against wireless market reconfiguration and abandoning old channels in a flash when offered a princely sum.
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I can make muffins in a flash and I now know how to make a show-stopping cake for any occasion.
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Iden joining the Rebellion and actively undermining the organization and belief structure that'd defined her for decades happens in a flash.
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And then in a flash he brings down the menace, telling Celeste she has a message from Tracy, her property manager.
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One of the few silent characters in the movie, he doesn't say a word; and then, in a flash, he's dead.
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In a flash(boys), the market suddenly began to ferociously sweep up the eight-month losers and pummel the year's winners.
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The new year arrives in a flash of fireworks and a clink of glasses and a smiling kiss for a beloved.
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If I read a letter and can think of two or three books in a flash, I know I can help.
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Acid rain and fallout from the impact also acidified the world&aposs oceans in a flash, causing a mass marine extinction.
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Flash freeze: This is pretty much what it sounds like: Freezing that takes place in a flash when temperatures plunge rapidly.
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Hinton lobbed one to Grimes for a dunk (and a 242-23 lead) in a sequence that happened in a flash.
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The agreement appears in a flash, we affirm that "I agree to the terms of service," and then it's all quickly forgotten.
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In a flash, both have been burned to death, a charred wooden horse figurine still being held tight in the daughter's hand.
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And then suddenly, in a flash of lime green and yellow, the breakaway cyclists, followed by the peloton, or cycling pack, pass.
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The keyless chuck lets you switch out drill bits in a flash and the battery slides out for easy removal and installation.
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Crises can hit any company for any number of reasons, and today, bad news can travel around the world in a flash.
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In a flash of inspiration, she created a Rubik's Cube with tactile inputs so people with limited vision could still use it.
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Typically Sombra's Translocator is used to get out of danger in a flash but Libero used it to jump into the action.
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She walked without her shoes, which had been swept away in a flash flood when she was trying to dry them out.
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Unveiled Wednesday at a conference in Beijing, the FlexPai mobile phone was made available to consumers in a flash sale on Thursday.
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Elvis had this particular firearm engraved with his T.C.B. lighting bolt logo -- which stood for Taking Care of Business in a flash.
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After all, they do heat up in a flash with no mess, and that's not something you exactly grow out of appreciating.
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Whether you prefer a starburst, a chevron pattern, or a pearl-embellished bobby, you can create a bespoke look in a flash.
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Magic and adventure abound: dinnerware floats onto a dining table and a leap from a rooftop ends in a flash of light.
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After the years of waiting and the hours of working her way through the Wimbledon draw, it was over in a flash.
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It took me back to when my grandmothers would entertain me with oral histories, helping long walks to pass in a flash.
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It happened in a flash: I had my first scoop of the presidential race, and my political instincts were proved decisively wrong.
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Charlie Rose was the latest who was fired in a flash over sexual harassment, and LaVar Ball is eating Donad Trump's lunch.
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Even during the Cold War, there was great risk in ceding to one person the ability to kill millions in a flash.
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I always make at least a skeletal plan, but I'm ready to drop it in a flash if something better comes up.
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Students take shelter in a closet or behind some desk, while I transform from economics teacher into trained soldier in a flash?
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In a flash, James Reese Europe was gone, the band broke up, and postwar excitement and acceptance for jazz were temporarily forgotten.
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The challenge to Mr Trump's business interests, which the administration dismissed as a merely partisan attack, will not be resolved in a flash.
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Best for rooms 340 square feet or smaller, the unit's 669.9933,000 BTUs allow it to cool a hot, sticky room in a flash.
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The positrons combine with electrons inside the target material and annihilate in a flash of light and energy that the experiment can detect.
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The back pops off at the touch of a dedicated button on the side, letting you swap out the battery in a flash.
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With that in mind, here is how some of the most popular websites in the world can be taken offline in a flash.
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In a flash, good actors become even better actors once you realize they had to pretend they were from a whole different continent.
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Nikita caught the mistake in a flash — why was she talking about Bishop like that when I was right there in the room?
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Then it quickly ignites, consuming her entire face in a flash before she wisely submerges herself in the tank, putting out the blaze.
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The whole scuffle was over in a flash, and the U.S. officials told about the incident were asked to keep quiet about it.
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In a flash, the temperature rises to just over 100 degrees, which means that I'm standing in air hot enough to boil water.
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Bright blush is the simplest way to transition your makeup look to a spring-and-summer-appropriate version of sultry in a flash.
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In a flash, he summoned a nearby police car and told the officer to take me in and catch up with the motorcade.
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I keep them in a slim pocket that rests against my back so I can reach back and grab them in a flash.
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They happen upon Bikini (Condola Rashad), an Iraq War veteran whose bipolar mania can turn her from transfixing to terrifying in a flash.
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But Ms. Seymour made the decision herself, removing the bracelet in a flash of temper: She then embraced him, but not without annoyance.
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It hits Sam in a flash: He recruits Debbie to be his heroine, or face, and Ruth will be the villain, or heel.
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The Logitech MX Master 2S wireless mouse is your computer's new little friend that can help you complete every project in a flash.
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As the door panel is lifted, the orangutan bolts straight up and disappears into the foliage in a flash as the onlookers gasp.
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The scene of recognition between Lyra and her long-lost youngest sibling, Benjamin, a would-be emotional high point, passes in a flash.
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"Someone who is not a jihadist can become one in a flash," said Monica Duffy Toft, an Oxford University professor of public policy.
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And the myth that all Argentine beef is still grass fed on the extensive pampas plains is dispelled by Colombo in a flash.
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The challenge to Mr Trump's business interests, which Mr Spicer is dismissing as a merely partisan attack, will not be resolved in a flash.
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Online. It all goes by in a flash, but the animation took hours of work, several models, and a lot of trial and error.
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PUBG matches are long, arduous, and can end in a flash if someone gets off a couple lucky shots from half a mile away.
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As with all things Kylie, it's bound to sell out in a flash, so get on the limited-edition goodies while you still can.
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Get your face looking fresh in a flash — pick up a Braun Series 9 9290cc Electric Foil Shaver for $75 off at Walmart now.
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Then, in a flash, the white globes flash to red; you have a few seconds of colored light, and the room goes dark again.
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Tasks that once upon a time could've eaten into our day are now complete in a flash, and all streamlined by our mobile devices.
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At a published value of around 7.48 per dollar, China's currency looked to have retreated in a flash to its weakest level since 2007.
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The crisp lines, graphic shapes, and hypnotic repetition mesmerized Wiper—and showed him in a flash what he wanted to do with his life.
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The boys escaped in a flash out the bathroom window, but there was no hiding the bedsheets covered in chocolate syrup and strawberry tops.
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"In a flash, I was catapulted into the future, and I could see a few frames ahead in the movie of creation," she said.
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This versatile, compact power bank — which has two cables, both an integrated Micro-USB and lightning connector — will charge your smartphone in a flash.
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A girlfriend from Mr. Hernandez's youth recalled reuniting with him as an adult and seeing him punch a radio in a flash of anger.
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A simple sneeze or cough — maybe it's due to a seasonal allergy — can carry those germs from one person to another in a flash.
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At least seven members of a church group were killed in a flash flooding while walking on a gorge in the park in 2012.
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Despite being favored to win the World Series, the Cubs had just lost in the first round of the playoffs, out in a flash.
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And sure enough, it comes out in a flash and the kid only mildly reacts, proving that this may be a very good method indeed.
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Tapping into UV-C light technology, the VAVA Purifier can kill airborne bacteria and viruses in a flash (particularly useful given all the Coronavirus concerns).
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Whenever you need to summon Batman to fight crime, all you have to do is shine the Bat Signal and he's there in a flash.
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The SDF, abandoned in a flash by the Trump administration, or more specifically President Donald Trump himself, has cut a deal with the Syrian government.
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Sterling, which fell below $1.20 in a flash crash at the start of October, rose to a three-week high of $1.2650 after Davis' comments.
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New Girl's final season came and went in a flash, that too with a jarring time jump that sent us three years into the future.
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The funny part, Sanu says he immediately tried to track the woman down after he read the note but she was gone in a flash!
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Related: Become One With Nature in These Flora and Fauna Paintings Fashion In A Flash: Light Painted Dresses Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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It took months of careful planning and, while the Germans sought to detect tunneling, the explosion literally vaporized their line of defense in a flash.
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"The Rapid Response Forces and federal police are fully in control of the airport of Mosul," state television said in a flash on its screen.
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Sterling was last up 0.133% at $1.2087 after falling to $1.1959, the lowest since October 2016, when it plunged to $1.1491 in a flash crash.
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After discovering the boy wounded and starving in an alley, she takes an unorthodox approach to adoption, rubbing out Uncle in a flash of anger.
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Rounds can be over in a flash, but it always feels like there's something you could have done to shift the tides in your favor.
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"Kayden and Brantley along with their dad and 2 year old brother were swept away in a flash flood," Angela Thompson, the fundraiser's organizer, wrote.
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For people with means and passports, it's easy to plot exotic itineraries in a flash and book flights with just a glance at a screen.
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Aside from that nice quality-of-life boost, it could enable developers to design bigger, more immersive worlds that players can navigate in a flash.
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My boss, in a flash of good humor, called back to her, "We wi-ll-ll-ll," like a child promising to do a chore.
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It's just basic stuff, like plugging in a flash drive to grab a file or quickly changing the name of a document before emailing it off.
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Trying to find her way back, she hurt herself when she fell 20 feet off a cliff and later lost her shoes in a flash flood.
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Everything flies on the Droid Turbo 2; apps open, close and suspend in a flash, and 3D graphics performance edges out the Moto X Pure Edition.
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The notes to whatever tune you hum appear on your phone's screen in a flash, letting you arrange or score music regardless of your skill level.
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Threads dares to show audiences what they don't want to consider—that the aftermath of nuclear conflict is far worse than what happens in a flash.
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Meanwhile, the youngest Stark sister has made the long journey north — probably in a flash, the same way she left Braavos in the Season 6 finale.
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Scads of trinkets and gewgaws could suddenly be yours in a flash, no membership required, provided you bought at least $35 of them at a time.
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The day went by in a flash, and before I knew it, my friends and I were hanging out at a nearby coffee shop after school.
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But, in a flash note, he said he still saw SAP on track to meet its yearly targets - as long as economic conditions don't deteriorate further.
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Earlier this year, the dollar fell to a two-year low of 104.10 yen in a "flash crash" amid worries about slowdown in the global economy.
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Sterling was last up 0.033% at $1.209 after falling to $1.1959, the lowest level since October 2016, when it plunged to $1.1491 in a flash crash.
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In one essay, "I Thee Dread," she traces decades of shifting attitudes on weddings and then in a flash of intimacy introduces her own love story.
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And researchers detailed evidence found in Europe that the Chicxulub event acidified the ocean in a flash, extinguishing much of Earth's ocean life at the time.
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What seems to be the climax of the situation was teased in a flash-forward in the first episode and in the trailer for RHOBH season 9.
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The dough cooks in the extruder, and as it's forced through the exit, moisture escapes in a flash of steam and the stuff expands into a puff.
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My order came out in a flash: a beef hot dog ($3.29), a slice of chocolate cake ($3.19), small fries ($2.29), and a small strawberry shake ($3.59).
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The rabbi was escorting the older man out of the synagogue when Mr. Krah, in a flash, changed from a thief to an assailant, the police said.
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He complies, albeit slowly, but when he refuses orders to stop walking toward officers, one of them shoots him five times in a flash, bodycam footage shows.
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As Whitey explains to gunslinger heartthrob Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell), Alice's first husband died in a flash flood years ago and she disappeared at the same time.
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It's a fantasy to think we can impose stable democracies overnight in places where ancient sectarian rivalries and religious extremism can erupt into violence in a flash.
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In southern Israel, rescue teams searched for a missing truck driver who had been involved in an accident and was caught in a flash flood, police said.
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Weepy Water sign Pisces is know for its imagination and for causing paranoia, as well as for its empathy—and the ability to ghost in a flash.
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That is well above a three-decade low of $210 struck in a flash crash a month ago, but far below $1.50 around the June 23 referendum.
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Our drummer, Bret, and I came up with the play on words with the British rockers Small Faces in a flash of inspiration one night before practice.
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In a flash, the Altered Carbon hero grabs two knives out of her battlegear, flings them into the air, and knocks her aggressors' weapons to the ground.
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It's come to you in a flash, and you need to jot it down now before this ephemeral whiff of remembrance floats out of your brain forever.
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It's no longer enough to have a big idea to challenge the status quo — a giant can often swoop in and shut newcomers down in a flash.
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Then, make note of exactly what you want, book it to the closest brick-and-mortar, and consider your New Year's Eve outfit conundrum solved in a flash.
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Annualized inflation picked up to 0.1 percent in June from -0.1 percent in May, the European Union's statistics agency Eurostat said in a flash estimate released on Thursday.
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In the age of the binge, our time with a show can feel like a whirlwind romance that ends in a flash and leaves us empty with longing.
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The safe-haven yen has erased almost all of its sharp losses made in a flash crash fall last week and last stood at 0.53 to the dollar.
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You get, in a flash, that Rodin could have played no end of Picasso-like games with givens of the medium, had he been more of a sophisticate.
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Dash Rapid Egg Cooker, $14.99, available at AmazonOn busy mornings, all you need is a few eggs and this little kitchen gadget to get breakfast in a flash.
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As he bikes home in the dark that night, Will Byers (Noah Schnapp) is abducted in a flash of lightning and by the shadow of a strange creature.
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The PIG hisses like an angry cat as it speeds toward the fallen trees, exploding in a flash of white that drives back the shadow of overhead smoke.
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Her legs had a natural spring to them, and in a flash she'd be in the Warrior 2 position, shimmying down the wave, braids flying out behind her.
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The HP Z Turbo Drive uploads in a flash and has up to 1 TB of M.2 storage and up to 3 TB of total system storage.
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The libretto follows the life of Oedipus from his birth and, in a twist of the original myth, a grove where he vanishes in a flash of flight.
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Mr. Grissom, Roger Chaffee and Ed White died in a flash fire that engulfed their capsule atop a Saturn 286B rocket during a routine training operation on Jan.
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A 1.2GHz Kaby Lake Core i5 processor can only get you so far when managing dozens of tabs; forget batch editing in a flash while in Photoshop or Lightroom.
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Our hands are dextrous, able to grasp a range of shapes, and — more importantly — we can calculate how to handle any object we've not seen before in a flash.
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If you need a new compact vacuum that you can break out in a flash, then you'll need to check out the deals on the best Dyson stick vacuums.
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Nine people, including a mother and her three young children, were killed in a flash flood on Saturday in Arizona while 14 family members gathered to celebrate a birthday.
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As in the previous two volumes, President Obama's inauguration serves as a touchstone throughout the narrative: In a flash-forward we see Lewis, exultant at the ceremony in 2009.
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"I knew it wouldn't last forever, but it did suddenly come to a halt," Smith agrees, suggesting they'd share the same grotty hub in a flash, given the opportunity.
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"Stop Desire" takes overheated lust — a Tegan and Sara specialty, believe it or not — and sticks it in a flash freezer, turning it into a celebration of unconditional trust.
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It has two HDMI ports for your TV and sound system, and a USB port, so you could plug in a flash drive to play video and music files.
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He sprang from the bed, crossed the room in a flash, let out a piercing shriek he learned from a Kendo master and punched the intruder in the face.
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Take a gander at this terrifying special report in Outside magazine on the deaths of seven canyoneering adventurers killed in a flash flood in Zion National Park in Utah.
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"I try to love this life / But in a flash more time is gone / I fear I've given up too much for the sake of a song," he sings.
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One of the four people killed, James E. King Jr., was killed when he was caught in a flash flood Thursday in Pittsylvania County, according to the Washington Post.
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She can go from sort of Bambi in the woods to someone who's like, 'Don't you mess with me,' and do it in a flash — I find it intoxicating.
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There's a strong sense in "Rectify" that, when your memory has been rendered spongy and your safety shattered, each event might last forever or be gone in a flash.
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"SAP's performance at constant currency was quite remarkable, keeping in mind the tough comps from last year in mind," Baader Helvea analyst Knut Woller said in a flash note.
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And we've started our office in London and Brew London is up and running and we did that in a flash and we are West Coast, East Coast, London.
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This, says Infineon, permits the full power of the laser to be used for scanning instead of its light being dispersed, as it would be in a flash-based system.
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He ends up working a nightclub act where he's hideously dismembered each evening, then miraculously reappears in a flash of light, to the crowd's delight and his own blank disappointment.
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In a flash of memory, she realized they were once engaged, and Oscar later confirmed that she is Taylor Shaw, the childhood friend of Kurt's who disappeared under suspicious circumstances.
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In Pixar's latest film, it's Dory's turn: In a flash of clarity, our yellow-finned friend remembers she has parents and sets out on an adventure to find them again.
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Dun Meng's life changed in a flash in April of 2013, when the Northeastern University graduate student was hijacked by Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the brothers and Boston Marathon bombers.
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With so many collections to pull from, it was pretty much expected that as soon as these garments dropped in stores, our Instagrams would turn red-hot in a flash.
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But as anyone who has searched "tattoo removal" online knows, there is an overwhelming number of treatment options, machines, and practitioners who promise to delete your ink in a flash.
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Macy's sale detailsMacy's had a "Black Friday in July" special sale that ended July 16, but you can get up to 70% off home essentials today in a flash sale.
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Front Burner Last year when Red Jacket Orchards in Geneva, N.Y., introduced its black currant and blueberry juice, or "stomp," as they call it, it was gone in a flash.
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Keurig K-Mini Plus, available at Amazon, $95.89A Keurig will have them out the door in a flash with a coffee in-hand — a priceless gift, if you ask me.
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The crowd was pro-EU, as you might imagine from a room of predominantly expats, and in a flash poll at the end, only one vote was cast to leave.
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While I did experience some feathering with the burgundy, it wasn't enough to cause me too much concern — a good lip liner would take care of that in a flash.
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The director Laura Nix will be on hand to speak with subjects from her film, the dancers Paul and Millie Cao — as the evening culminates in a flash of sequins.
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Dinner went by in a flash, save to say I got real friendly with the live mariachi band and realized the volume button on my voice was no longer working.
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Ariana Grande went for a lob (albeit a fake one) after a breakup, for example, and the Game of Thrones cast changed their hair in a flash after the series ended.
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" Lakin's "funny, independent preschooler," whom the couple "potty trained just before Baylor arrived" is "doing great," although she admits that "finding a public restroom in a flash can present some challenges.
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Though several reports have concluded the laws are as effective as gumboots in a flash flood, the powers that be aren't lining up to alter or eradicate them any time soon.
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If you just go to Amazon and buy any pack of USB-C cables you find, you could end up with a wire that can destroy your machine in a flash.
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In fact, the other equally as cool and nostalgic Slinky Platform Sandals from the collection are already sold out, so we just know these ones will be gone in a flash.
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Oil prices sold off sharply after WTI breached that level on May 255, causing prices to fall through a series of key technical levels, culminating in a "flash crash" to $43.76.
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From tiny gadgets that can cleanse water in a flash to satellites that are mapping global poverty in an unprecedented way, innovations are constantly making strides toward solving massive social problems.
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Jump on this opportunity, folks, because our first group of tickets sold out in a flash — and these babies, available on a first-come, first-served basis, won't last long, either.
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Reston shows how Lin's supremely minimalist design did not come to her in a flash, and that her black granite wall was originally a backdrop to a sculpture of falling dominoes.
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It's a chronological journey — and, sadly, over in a flash — beginning with their first collaboration, the 1933 film "Flying Down to Rio," in which the pair were cast in supporting roles.
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That resolution could technically be passed in a flash, by unanimous consent, but House Republicans are expected to force a more formal roll-call vote to highlight support from vulnerable Democrats.
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U.S. stocks still have lower to go — it's just a matter of if it happens "in a flash" or takes some time, widely followed strategist Jim Paulsen told CNBC on Thursday.
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It seems to have gone in a flash — one minute I was singing "The Wheels on the Bus," the next I was listening for their keys in the lock late at night.
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I can personally confirm that freezing your Krispy Kreme doughnuts affects the taste very minimally, so stock up your freezer and nuke them in the microwave to thaw them in a flash.
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The Olympics are a cruel spectacle in that they boost young athletes to fame at impossibly young ages in a flash of hype and attention that comes just once every four years.
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It's ready in a flash, and you'll instill fear in the hearts of your enemies as you look them dead in the eye and suck the juice out of these shrimp heads.
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And there is still the possibility of opposition from conservative clerics and Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who could end the arrangement in a flash if he felt it was inappropriate.
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A.L.T. begins with the vision of a frozen death animation of our beloved player character, the Doom Marine's, character sprite that abruptly disappears in a flash of damage as you move forward.
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For nearly 50 years now, the Stanford Prison Experiment has been held up as proof of how combustible personal interactions can be, how the bonds of humanity can disappear in a flash.
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The shift to new USB-C ports on both the new MacBook Pro and the ultralight MacBook means that customers can't directly plug in a flash drive or even Apple's own iPhone.
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My seventh novel, "Everybody's Son" — about an affluent white couple, their adopted black son, and his search for identity and reconciliation with his past — came to me in a flash of inspiration.
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But the climactic battle is expected in the November elections, when conservatives hope to remake the seven-member Supreme Court in a flash, by unseating four justices regarded as moderate or liberal.
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Hack it Dealing with vehicle-related winter frustrations is nobody's favorite way to start the day, so here are a few simple tips for getting rid of ice and fog in a flash.
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Indeed, this week has brought with it explanations of why you can't see the movie footage you want, rumors of ideal directorial choices, and some last-minute casting that arrived in a flash.
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"We believe this is much needed as Pakistan's external account has deteriorated as of late," the Topline Securities brokerage said in a flash note to clients on Tuesday morning after the rupee weakened.
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The threat of nuclear annihilation meant the future could disappear in a flash: depending on where they're launched, intercontinental ballistic missiles, or ICBMs, can reach their targets in a half hour or less.
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"It occurred to me in a flash that just a couple hours down the road from me was Atlantic City, which is kind of the poster child of Trump's business failures," he says.
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To start, the teeny, tiny wand is tapered — small and perfectly-shaped for precise control and application — and delivers the perfect amount of tint and hold to beef up arches in a flash.
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The next level to watch is the March low just below $44 a barrel, struck after oil prices fell through a number of key technical levels, culminating in a flash crash to $43.76.
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This could be Proust, yes, in the flesh; but what Proust teaches us is that life is like this footage—unremarkable, disorderly, finished in a flash—and that its essence is regained elsewhere.
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The law has emerged in a flash point this election year, as Mr. McCrory seeks a second term, but its fate will not be settled until long after ballots are cast and counted.
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According to the docs ... Stormy and her husband, Glendon Crain, were boarding as many as 7 horses with Pegasus, and one of them named Bailey tragically died in a flash flood in 2015.
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The veal or chicken must cook through in a flash to avoid scorching the coating, and you must immediately make the sauce and serve the dish, or it will be cold and dry.
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"I spent years growing and developing and investing in my fan base, and they just took it away in a flash," wrote Yiannopoulos, who's previously rubbed shoulders with neo-Nazis and white nationalists.
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The wild moments of the late innings occurred after the Yankees overcame a 3-0 lead in a flash against Jordan Zimmermann, who carried a no-hit bid for 5 1/103 innings.
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It no longer meets any obstacles, everything is set, time races through our lives, the days pass by in a flash and before we know that is happening we are 40, 50, 60.
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"Giovanni" is her brightest chromatic splash: after gliding for three minutes over crinkly bass and subdued house strings, a gleaming guitar solo soars out from nowhere, resolving all the song's tension in a flash.
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He lost the first four games, two on his own serve, in a flash before losing the opening set in 24 minutes — changing his racket after two games as he struggled with string tensions.
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In the previous age, our worries resided in things like atom bomb: Our sudden and final erasure from the world, everyone gone in a flash of light as if we'd never even been here.
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The catch is that if you want an Eve V, you'll have to rush to get one in a flash sale; Eve-Tech is building each machine to order and only has limited capacity.
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So instead of whizzing by in a flash, the lightsail-driven nanocraft will hit the brakes, slowing down enough to explore the system's trio of stars—and even the Earth-like planet Proxima b.
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In their first number, they suddenly knelt at the same moment (a wonderful touch that passed in an instant), and she ended another dance by arriving, in a flash, to sit on his hip.
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It begins in 1998, and the famously garbled "All Your Base Are Belong To Us" monologue from the '80s arcade game Zero Wing, which subsequently immortalized in a flash cartoon with the same name.
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But then, in a flash, it's over, you're handed your beautiful baby — or, in this case, your shiny new keys — and with a giddy euphoria, you promptly forget all the pain you just endured.
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"Honey, what's this?" the husband would say to his wife, and in a flash a cop from "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" would be grilling me about where I buried the rest of the body.
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But in a flash, the concern shifted from inconvenience to questions about basic safety as two cars on a train in Upper Manhattan veered off the tracks in a jumble of sparks and smoke.
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These days Twisted Sister is remembered, if it's remembered at all, as a rock footnote, a shard of outlandish 80s MTV fodder that came and went in a flash of dry-ice-conjured smoke.
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To wit: Your trusty 1.5-inch curling iron creates big, bouncy barrel curls in a flash, but brush out those curls, add some salt spray, and you have a beachy look without much additional work.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The head of a seminary who organized a desert trek in which 10 Israeli teenagers were killed in a flash flood has been arrested on suspicion of causing death through negligence, police said.
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This documentary is actually being watched in the future by Mia, a seemingly villainous character (comic book readers will recognize a "Mia" from the comics ) who also appeared in a flash-forward earlier this season.
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It was the light, that's how she could tell—the angle of the light changed, not in a flash but in a gradual sweep, like a bare bulb swinging at the end of a cord.
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In a flash, his body folded in on itself, a grotesque fright of rust-colored skin, as he was whisked down the 164-foot-long pipe, arms twisting about, and pitched into the salty chasm.
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If you really need wine in a flash and can't even wait 15 minutes, consider mixing up wine spritzers for your guests — that's cold wine in as little as five minutes, no freezer time needed.
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Rumor has it that her dress may have disappeared in a flash of pixie dust when the clock hit midnight, since it looked like she paid a visit to her fairy godmother to get it.
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"Today's PMI release poses a challenge for the BoE's hawks, possibly contradicting the view that activity and inflation will surprise to the upside in 2017," Barclays economists said in a flash note after the data.
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Instead, according to three people close to Mr. Trump, the president made the decision to cast aside Mr. Flynn in a flash, the catalyst being a news alert of a coming article about the matter.
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In a flash, months of hype and holler about electing a woman as the secretary-general for the first time ever and choosing a candidate from the unofficial "next up" region of Eastern Europe, were dashed.
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Somehow, in 2003, a user got a hold of it and posted it to eBaum's world, where—in a flash—the low-budget, animated video quickly became one of the first ever clips to go viral.
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She's in Hell —which is something that Eleanor realizes, in a flash of insight, as the characters bicker, having been forced as a group to choose two of them to be banished to the Bad Place.
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The second step, making the roux, took a little longer but emphasized the genius of the curry brick, which is putting in the work ahead of time, so that a curry comes together in a flash.
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In fact, many brands are releasing new palettes that will give your gingerbread house a run for its money, chic quads that deliver a smoky eye in a flash, and kits decorated in limited-edition packaging.
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And much of You's work is ephemeral, off-the-menu stuff that comes and goes in a flash of genius — diaphanous lamb-and-squash soup dumplings, full of piping-hot fatty juices, appeared just before Thanksgiving.
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At one point in our interview, Kong ripped open a packet of Ramen seasoning and, with powder scattered, began gluing the plastic onto a piece of cardboard; in a flash, the disposable container transformed into artistic material.
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SHANGHAI, March 14 (Reuters) - A stock index futures contract in China tumbled in a "flash crash" in late trading on Tuesday, before bouncing back within a second in what traders said may have been a trading error.
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But even that showcase sighting isn't the scariest moment of the trailer, which passes by in a flash: a reveal of Steve getting jabbed in the neck with an extremely hardcore needle as he screams in terror.
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One of the most criticized aspects of Outlander's second season has been that the first episode reveals, in a flash-forward, that Claire will eventually return to the future, and to her "first" husband, Frank (Tobias Menzies).
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The two contractors, who the sources said were released from the hospital on Friday, were among four workers injured in a flash fire on a hydrogen like while working on a tail gas treatment unit last Wednesday.
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You'll be able to sort and filter your data on the fly, write formulas in a flash with the point-and-click method, and design pro-level graphs and visuals to show off at your next presentation.
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But once you've played it X number of times, often enough to have absorbed its various twists and turns, I swear it all coheres in a flash, upon which you'll be happy to wander its virtual maze.
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That's not even really an exaggeration — The Instant Pot, which claims to replace seven common appliances, including "a Pressure Cooker, Slow Cooker, Rice Cooker, Steamer, Sauté, and (even) Yogurt Maker," helps you prepare meals in a flash.
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The whole thing goes by in a flash, a breathless couple of minutes that take a few more minutes to assimilate before you're queueing up to give it another go and work out what exactly just happened.
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I hitchhiked on days off with a copy of "On the Road" in my back pocket and a big jackknife that I practiced opening in a flash in preparation for the lethal fights that I fantasized about.
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In a flash forward, we're once again reminded of Dee Dee's fate and yet another clue points to Gypsy: The detectives shine flashlights over Gypsy's stuffed animal collection, something she adds to each time she visits a doctor.
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Official state media extol the Communist Party's massive efforts to build new hospitals in a flash, send in thousands of medical workers, and ramp up production of face masks without detailing the underlying conditions that are driving them.
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ET. That put WTI above the key level of $50.22 a barrel, the high for the week of April 24 — just before oil prices broke below a number of technical levels, culminating in a "flash crash" to $43.76.
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Sterling, which fell below $1.20 in a flash crash at the start of October, rose to a two-month high against the dollar at $1.2696, and a three-month peak against the euro at 83.69 pence per euro.
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A loose alliance of about 115 gangs, with around 500 members each and numerous associates, they can swiftly assemble a workforce of whatever size is needed, or shift from one line of business to another in a flash.
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Nobody can say for sure how quickly these bundles are going to sell, but a similar offer on Currys PC World cleared out stocks in a matter of days, so we reckon these will go in a flash.
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Before she was rocking stages across the world, this tiny tot was rocking a tiara and a princess outfit in a flash pose that would eventually go on to mean something big for her in the music game.
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While the rest of us are digging into joyless plastic troughs of limp iceberg lettuce salad, Batali is cheerily plucking fresh, ripe produce right from the soil and rendering it into unbelievably delectable Italian dishes in a flash.
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In one set of messages, Mr. Guzmán and his wife, Emma Coronel Aispuro, cooed together over the cuteness of their twin baby daughters and then, in a flash, discussed whether his soldiers had been slaughtered in a gunfight.
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In an age of interconnectedness, the story of Novi Sanzhary is a microcosm of the problem of misinformation about the coronavirus that seems to have outpaced its spread, reaching millions of people around the world in a flash.
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Dash Mini Waffle Maker, available at Amazon, from $9.99Not only does this mini waffle maker take up a little counter space, but it also heats up in minutes, so she can make her favorite breakfast in a flash.
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While this shortened seven-episode season is sure to go by in a flash, we will be here recounting the most important food moments—the good, the bad and the ugly—from each episode for the next two months.
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In a flash, the Jeff Bezos-led, Seattle-based giant packed up its offer of 25,000 potential jobs once it became clear that opposition to its second headquarters plan in the Queens neighborhood of Long island City wasn't buckling.
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It's interesting ... for the most part famous people -- especially in Hollywood -- wouldn't dare visit, much less support Trump, but it's amazing how a little thing like an election and the thirst for access can change things in a flash.
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In short, the BioLite FirePit fan gets things roaring in a flash whether you're using charcoal or wood, though BioLite does advise (and I agree) that having a good base of wood-fire coals makes this little thing shine.
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Even as retailers cut prices on other electronic products, the Nintendo Entertainment System, which has been selling out in a flash, is being resold for as much as $390 because the company has been sluggish in responding to demand.
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Wouldn't watching your first husband and all your earthly possessions carried off in a flash flood, and your second husband lying dead on the road as a result of a petty grudge, be enough to justify some bitterness towards the world?
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There's a standard type of trailer that Hollywood studios make for horror and suspense movies: You get one glimpse of everything being fine, then in a flash you see all hell break loose as the protagonists try to find safety.
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It's certainly absurd to imagine some poor troll in Russia watching CNN online in a crappy office building in St. Petersburg, recognizing in a flash the potential gold, screengrabbing the money shot, and hitting publish, which is probably exactly what happened.
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Joel Kinnaman, looking far more cleanly handsome than he did in AMC's "The Killing," portrays him with an undercurrent of soldier-boy steeliness that feels like it could turn from all-American dad to American sniper in a flash, if provoked.
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While viewers talked about each new episode of HBO's Game of Thrones for a week or more while it was on the air, the new season of Netflix's hit Stranger Things seems to have come and gone in a flash.
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Although the machine does bring everything together in a flash and without the possibility that the heat of your hands will melt the butter, it's also too easy to overprocess, yielding a crust that's tender but flat as a cracker.
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There's a storyline of sorts here, maybe—a hesher walks into the wilderness, discovers a white circle on the ground, taps into the natural magics that surround us all—but it's given to us in a flash of evocative imagery.
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In the endgame, for as long as you can take it, you'll knock your head against the game, trying increasingly weird things to tease out clues, then, in a flash, you'll open up new possibilities with a rush of adrenaline.
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Consider, for instance, China's booming bike sharing industry: over the course of just a few years, Chinese bike sharing companies like Mobike and ofo have deployed millions of bikes in cities across China, creating a new industry worth billions in a flash.
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Things did not look good when she opened with two double-faults and lost the opening 10 points in a flash on a half-empty court, its atmosphere flat as a result of a weather-enforced move to the complex's third showcourt.
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Sterling fell back to as low as $1.26 in the two weeks after Prime Minister Theresa May unexpectedly lost her parliamentary majority in last month's snap election, but it remains some 10 cents above lows hit in a flash crash last October.
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For all the virtues of these ideas, they may be a lot to ask of a youthful chief justice whose first decade holding the gavel just passed in a flash: he is unlikely to want to voluntarily clip his own tenure short.
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In a flash of the kind of determination and single-mindedness that has characterized her tenure as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, she initially refused to give up her ceremonial role as the officer who gavels the convention open and closed.
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In recent months WERK for peace has co-organized an intersectional summit on gun violence prevention, participated in a flash mob against Trumpism, rascism, and fascism, and a die-in on the steps of the White House protesting police and community violence.
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There are few fashion triumphs greater than tackling three of-the-moment styles at once, which might explain why this top sold out in a flash online and already has a lengthy wait list of shoppers anxious for its much-anticipated return.
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The app is simple—it enlarges text in order to take up the entire phone screen so that a deaf person can see what is said in a flash, rather than having to read the small print in something like a text message.
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This was a guy raised from a pup in the UFC, a kid we watched grow up, now changed into a man in a flash by the most terrible knowledge existence can dish out: When life wants you crushed, you will be crushed.
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In an elaborate scheme first teased in a flash-forward, Andolov arranges to have Mike Wagner (David Costabile), Axe's impish right-hand man, better known as Wags, imprisoned within the embassy of a Middle Eastern nation whose investment Axe had been courting.
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Less than two minutes into the second quarter, Wagner perfectly timed the snap from Aaron Brewer to holder Quigley and in a flash, hurdled his way over Brewer and then in a single bound, leapt high into the air to block Catanzaro's kick.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Both screaming in terror, a father and the young daughter he cradled in his arm fled through the rubble-strewn streets of Wadi Hajar, transformed in a flash into a battleground between Islamic State fighters and Iraqi special forces.
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It combines the functionality of eight different kitchen appliances (pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, yogurt maker, cake maker, sauté pan, steamer, and warmer) and comes equipped with 13 one-touch Smart Programs to help you make delicious meals in a flash.
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But more than that, it was an honest basketball play, featuring the combined talents of a superior squad coming together in a flash of light, the kind that surpasses the mere confines of "Basketball" and crosses over into the glory of universalist sport.
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"By the way, likewise, China should start an investigation into the Bidens, because what happened in China is just about as bad as what happened with Ukraine," Trump said, as if the idea had just suddenly come to him in a flash of inspiration.
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It's not the most storage we've ever seen in a flash drive — that title still goes to last year's 2TB Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate GT — but SanDisk should be commended anyway, given that its slimmed-down prototype is far smaller than Kingston's chunky zinc-alloy case.
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Bowie made a blink-and-you'd-miss-it cameo in the 1992 Twin Peaks spinoff film Fire Walk With Me as Jeffries, a long-lost FBI agent who blows into Gordon Cole's office, sputters some nonsense about "Judy" and disappears in a flash of electricity.
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"(Last year) was a stellar year for economic growth in Europe, we've seen a resumption of inflation so those deflationary fears went away and it almost happened in a flash … Now everybody is concerned about potential for deflation and even potential for contagion," he added.
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Their groundbreaking paper, "Forget in a Flash: A Further Investigation of the Photo-Taking Impairment Effect," compared participants' memory in three scenarios: after pure observation, documentation on the Camera app, and documentation in a condition when their photos wouldn't be saved, like on Snapchat.
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The responsibilities, ethics and rules of journalism are fast changing in an era when terabytes of secret data can be dumped in a flash, and when hostile governments like Russia's can burrow into foreign computers for compromising information and then launder it through other channels.
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JERUSALEM — Grief at the death of 21 people, mostly schoolchildren, in a flash flood near the Dead Sea in Jordan turned to anger on Friday as the Jordanian government said that the school that organized the trip may not have had the proper permits.
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In a flash of math humor, he says that Google's quantum computing chips might one day offer jumps in speed over existing computers that can be only be described with the number that gave Google its name, a googol, or a 1 followed by 100 zeroes.
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Curry, who is arguably the greatest shooter in NBA history, is the leader of the Warriors and has a proven ability to bring stability to a team, someone who leads by example with his work ethic and ability to take over a game in a flash.
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On Thursday night, with less than four minutes left in the game between the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins, the Redskins punted the ball to the Browns' 24-year-old receiver, Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi, who, in a flash, ran it back 86 yards for a touchdown.
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In early August, when cable news channels were awash in coverage of Trump's suggestion that "Second Amendment people" could do "something" about Hillary Clinton were she to be elected, Ivanka's Instagram account was discussing work-to-evening wear ("From your desk to #datenight in a flash").
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Emmit manages to reconcile with his family as well as with his business partner Sy Feltz (Michael Stuhlbarg) and, in a flash forward, we learn that he serves two months of probation for misdemeanor tax evasion and is suspected to have kept a huge sum of the money.
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But then, in a flash of light in that half-full arena, he appeared: On a night when Evan Turner grinded against the limits of NBA play, as your mind races with all kinds of wonderins about wing play, there he was, an angel draped in artificial light.
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In a sport where the average NFL player's career length is only 3.3 years, Gronkowski says he always tried to remember that his lucrative playing days could end in a flash, so he wanted to be sure he had enough money saved to steer him through post-football life.
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"Grief Cottage" revisits some of her favorite themes — fractured families, parentless children, the initial shock and long-term repercussions of death and disappearance, how the future can run off course in a flash — to make the very good point that it doesn't require a ghost to haunt a life.
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In a flash, I recalled the visceral thrill of learning and singing this complicated anthem when I was 15713 in Providence, R.I. My choirmaster was an incredible force: charismatic, disciplined, intense and possessing the sort of persuasive rigor it takes to coax music out of a handful of schoolboys.
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As a police officer—first as a beat cop in Islington, and then working plainclothes on a robbery squad—he discovered that while walking the streets he could spot faces and know, in a flash, who they were, where he had met them, and whether they were criminal suspects.
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Spurred into action by a playground shooting that killed five children and injured 220006 others in a flash-attack of 2202 rounds of ammunition in just 2628 seconds, the ban passed because of principled politicians willing to put the lives of Americans over the wishes of the gun lobby.
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One day while I was using the stationary hand cycle machine, she wheeled past into the mat area, dismounted in a flash from her chair and began a killer core routine, balancing most of the time from the blue half-moon rise of a rubbery Bosu training ball.
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Romero and Costa is what happens when high-powered genetic-anomalies fight, because in the opening round alone, they teed off on each others faces and bodies, exchanging jabs, hook shots, and uppercuts until they had both been knocked down in a flash, electrifying the Honda Center crowd in Anaheim, California.
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The approach taken by the FCC will lead to a world in which technological progress is dictated by the actions of regulators based on an incomplete and static technological snapshot that will become outdated in a flash instead of by innovators experimenting with ways to provide users with groundbreaking new services.
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What is irrefutable is how she looked: not just victorious but incredible, equal parts Amazon and amazing as she screamed away from her peers in a flash, her right leg completely covered in an asymmetric purple, her other one bare, her wrists encircled in chains and fingertips bathed in fire.
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Featured Article: "The Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Acidified the Ocean in a Flash" In this lesson you will learn about a scientific study that attempts to support the hypothesis that the asteroid that struck Earth 66 million years ago not only wiped out dinosaurs on land, but it also destroyed marine life.
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Stardew Valley gets this just right, with a deathbed scene wherein "my" grandfather presses on me an envelope, which, in a flash-forward, I open while suffocating at a future office job, strikingly rendered by Mr. Barone as a fading tech enterprise with stained, gunmetal desks that speak of gutting despair.
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Senate GOP leaders, however, warn that Democrats will likely balk at sticking spending cuts onto a debt-ceiling bill and don't want to gamble with something that could shake up the economy, especially after the Dow Jones industrial average lost more than 22019,100 points on Monday in a flash sell off.
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From an early age, I was taught Jesus would return any moment, descending from heaven in a flash "like a thief in the night" riding on a horse -- with a sword in his mouth -- ready to do battle with an anti-Christ, a mysterious figure who is the literal embodiment of evil.
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But now, big banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp, Wells Fargo & Co and U.S. Bancorp are starting to plug into a system they jointly own, called clearXchange, that will allow each others' customers to transfer money in a flash when they split a dinner check, rent payment or vacation bill.
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But now, big banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co, Bank of America Corp , Wells Fargo & Co and U.S. Bancorp are starting to plug into a system they jointly own, called clearXchange, that will allow each others' customers to transfer money in a flash when they split a dinner check, rent payment or vacation bill.
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Margaret Renkl NASHVILLE — In a flash of New Year's optimism, you write a hopeful essay, and since you're all in for hope, you invest in three pounds of collard greens and the thickest pork chops at the store, plus a pile of black-eyed peas, for a special supper on New Year's Day.
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Without going too deep down the quantum rabbit hole, it's generally acknowledged that quantum computers and classical computers (like the one you're using) are good at different things — to the point where in some cases, a problem that might take incalculable time on a traditional supercomputer could be done in a flash on quantum.
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It's certainly absurd to imagine some poor troll in Russia watching CNN online in a crappy office building in St. Petersburg, recognizing in a flash the potential gold, screengrabbing the money shot, and hitting publish, which is probably exactly what happened, then watching an automated system lift his or her work to mild meme status.
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He told the story of watching protesters in the streets from the window of his apartment in Paris in May 1968, and realizing that building things of value (communities, societies, nations, legal and economic systems, institutions of civil society) is hard and takes time, while destroying them is easy and often accomplished in a flash.
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Your phone probably connects to a 4G network right now, which allows you to stream video and browse social media — but 5G connections will be much faster, meaning you'll be able to download movies in a flash, stream higher quality video and immerse yourself in streaming virtual reality experiences with people on the other side of the world.
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But the show had no idea which of its stories to spend time on and which to speed through (Rayna's post-accident crippling stage fright is fixed in a flash, but I had to sit through all of Teddy's garbage life for an eternity?), and every week there was a new character for us not to care about.
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Which is a brutal place for a man like Jose Aldo to be: to have to wait for his chance at glory, to have to wait for a shot at redemption, to witness the ascent of the man that snatched his glory from him in a flash and the man who made his redemption necessary and hope he gets another chance at him.
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Practices and policies that restrict a ticketholder's ability to transfer his or her ticket, the lack of transparency surrounding the mystery of why so few tickets actually go on sale to the general public, and software "bots" that buy up the fraction of remaining tickets that do become available in a flash are just a few of the issues that must be addressed.
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Plus, in a flash forward featured in the beginning of the episode, we know Mike has finished his gig with a envelope stuffed with cash, a slew of bloody bruises on his face, and a boxing glove necklace in his hands — whatever went down with Tuco left Mike bearing serious wounds of battle, and even a bit of a smirk.
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There's plenty of -core afoot here, too, lest ye imagine for an instant that Backslider's gone soft; the ignorant grooves on "Sex in Prison" and noise rock noodling on "Swollen and Sore" alone make the purchase price worth it, to say nothing of the five other tracks that whip by in a flash on this short, salty beauty of a debut.
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It includes a number of fun and experimental works: there are list poems of discontinued motion picture products and what was on television the night before it went digital; a Mad Libs-style poem with the blanks filled in with corporation names and trademarked products ("B®and Loyalty"); celebrations of movies ("Leo as Gatsby"); a New York School-style elegy ("The Day Farrah Died"); and formal experimentation using Brion Gysin's permutation method ("Everything Changed in a Flash").
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Additional Reading • With the Generals Gone, Trump's 'America First' Could Fully Emerge • Mattis's Resignation Creates New Cracks Between G.O.P. Lawmakers and Trump • Pentagon Considers Using Special Operations Forces to Continue Mission in Syria • In a Flash, U.S. Military Policy Turns Inward and Echoes Across the Globe As the Federal Reserve met this week, it confronted a tale of two economies: Data show continuing, healthy growth, but Wall Street investors are behaving as if the expansion is in grave danger.
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There were waistcoats over this season's ubiquitous gym shorts, notched at the sides and cut as high as the ones you wore in fifth grade; sleeveless vest jackets; figure-eight suits seamed to follow the lines of the body; binding tape woven with the rue de Marignan address of Dior's men's wear atelier worn as scarves, ribboning jackets, turned into an overall pattern and, in a flash of wit, left as labels sewn on the outside of jacket sleeves.
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The memory came in a flash before I let myself look at his cock, pale in his hand and pissing a pale line against the porcelain, nothing extraordinary, not small or particularly large, a handsome cock, and I felt my own stiffen slightly when I saw that with his index finger he was rubbing just slightly the underside of the head, where he held the foreskin back, an unconscious gesture, probably, though it must have sent a small current of pleasure alongside the pleasure of pissing.
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