In California, the norm was to spend hours wandering in and out of doors, in and out of social spaces, in and out of conversations, in and out of paradigms of thought.
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It's hard and it's going in and out, in and out.
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They want you to be in and out and in and out.
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"For years, it's just been in and out, in and out," Sulaiman Lamont, 52, said.
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Got these 14- to 24-year-olds in jail now, coming in and out, in and out.
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My day-to-day fashion consists of layers to pop on and off as I go in and out of meetings, in and out of malls, on and off sets, in and out of fittings.
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If the door keeps revolving, and people are in and out, in and out, you don't have any institutional memory.
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From age 18, court records show, he was in and out of trouble with the law — and in and out of prison.
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You can set a session length, how long you breath in and out and how long you hold your breath after breathing in and out.
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How did they thrash around in that heat, year in and out, generation in and out, poorly fed and whipped and in heavy cotton clothes?
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Leland makes brief cameos in these other chapters, floating in and out of the text just as he floats in and out of people's lives.
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Collections will be recycled through the store, through the home, in and out of storage units, and on occasion, in and out of museum collections.
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Nevertheless, though her numerous other collections slide in and out of favor (and in and out of packing boxes), her hands are always on view.
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The next three months she spent in and out of Jaime's bed, in and out of the claw-foot bathtub in the middle of his kitchen.
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While, theoretically, you could absolutely maneuver a plug in and out if you wanted to, folks tend to use dildos for the "in-and-out" sensation.
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It's three minutes where it goes in an apartment building, coming out another window, going down to another window, going in and out, in and out.
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I was in and out of the studio the whole time since my last solo record—in and out of the studio for three years. Nonstop.
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It is "Alive at the Village Vanguard: My Life in and Out of Jazz Time," not "Alive at the Village Vanguard: My Life in and Out of Jazz."
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When the questions got personal, about his family, for example, or his perceived failings, he answered calmly but began clicking his ballpoint pen, in and out, in and out.
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You can still opt in and out of the Live TV part anytime you want, so if you need to dip in and out for any reason, Hulu won't stop you.
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As the widow moves through her fresh grief, we splash in and out of other people's points of view, as well as in and out of flashbacks of her life with her husband.
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Once you've seen those photos you're quite aware, if you weren't already, of how your body is in and out of place, in and out of space, in ways that can be violated.
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We're moving in and out of the camp at will.
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When do you have to check in and out by?
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Here, there's a sense of people drifting in and out.
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Throughout my project, I was constantly zooming in and out.
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In Nairobi, Jal was in and out of secondary schools.
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They can jump in and out, you can't see 'em.
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It was kind of a normal flow, in and out.
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The Dow and dipped in and out of correction territory.
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They float in and out as pieces of the landscape.
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They make calls about what's in and out of bounds.
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He soon began drifting "in and out" of her life.
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He put his fingers in and out of her vagina.
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"I was in and out of consciousness," Constand told Snow.
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He was in and out of prison Monáe's entire childhood.
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Tall, boyish models wander in and out for a casting.
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Calls worked fine in and out, but texting did not.
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Guerrero drifted in and out of the neighborhood, as well.
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They rope calves and weave in and out of barrels.
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Go deeper: Track which 2020 candidates are in and out
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Scanning missions rotate in and out, and they're rarely essential.
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He spent time in and out of prison until 2015.
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It has been in and out of bankruptcy for years.
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It's getting easier and easier to get in and out.
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"There's always family members coming in and out," Jenner explained.
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And yes, there's a loading screen — both in and out.
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I knew it was going to be in and out.
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I breathed deeply in and out and shook my head.
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Thereafter Van Gogh was in and out of mental institutions.
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"running in and out of traffic," according to the statement.
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There were definitely a couple that rattled in and out.
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He has been in and out of the mental hospital.
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Think about how it feels to breathe in and out.
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This a job that they clock in and out of.
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Budget airlines usually fly in and out of smaller airports.
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I can slip in and out of it quite easily.
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The change in and out, it hurt our tempo obviously.
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She was in bed, fading in and out of consciousness.
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Customers filter in and out as the afternoon wears on.
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Gary has gone in and out of favor in America.
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Father wove her limbs in and out of the spokes.
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In and out of each other's lives and circles. Everything.
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As we talk, family and friends stream in and out.
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The lobby was bustling with people checking in and out.
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The Marines dropped in and out of Beirut multiple times
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I need to be in and out in 60 minutes.
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You found your way in and out of a bottle.
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It means lawfully protecting what should come in and out.
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Ergonomics: How is climbing in and out of the tub?
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So easy to get your hand in and out of.
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We've got people swimming in and out of the water.
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I was weaving in and out of sleep by then.
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Things are supposed to move pretty freely in and out.
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In and out of jail ever since I was 18.
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They fell in and out of love, they played RPGs.
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Pigeons flew in and out of the large, drafty prison.
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Young men went in and out with bottles of beer.
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The bullet passed in and out of the detective's leg.
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Tom is weaving in and out of canyons and gullies.
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I saw cars coming in and out so I thought.
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As she passed he sucked his lips in and out.
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I drift in and out of sleep for a while.
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Skyway, the main road in and out of Paradise, Calif.
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It has travel in and out that's 10 times more.
|
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Lightfoot has held several positions in and out of government.
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"Some parachute in and out, which is great," Cashman said.
|
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His lens zooms in and out of streets, rooms, consciousnesses.
|
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Monk was "in and out in one week," she said.
|
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The furniture glides in and out of the living space.
|
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He has drifted in and out of homelessness and prison.
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He has been in and out of jail ever since.
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During this period, he was in and out of prison.
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Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr., who pops in and out).
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Other Putin critics have been in and out of jail.
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I was like, 'Won't that get you in and out?
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With some doctors, they just get you in and out.
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No planes, trains or buses are going in and out.
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All flights in and out of Wuhan have been suspended.
|
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All flights in and out of Wuhan have been canceled.
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Think about it: How would you get in and out?
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They were in and out in less than five minutes.
|
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Transport in and out of Hubei also remains severely disrupted.
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You can use the slider to zoom in and out.
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"This is where workers stamped in and out," he said.
|
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Celebrity endorsers, sometimes they fall in and out of favor.
|
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People cannot easily get in and out of the neighborhoods.
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She has been in and out of jail since then.
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To be alive is just this pouring in and out.
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He took part in rehabilitation in and out of prison.
|
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Many more fall in and out of compliance each year.
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But we are helping to get people in and out.
|
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At this point I was in and out of consciousness.
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He was in and out of juvenile halls and jails.
|
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At a nearby soccer field, helicopters rushed in and out.
|
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The past flickers, warps, comes in and out of focus.
|
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But the thing is, they constantly flit in and out.
|
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You know he's been in and out of the hospital?
|
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Nurses in and out the door, a basket of diapers.
|
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Yes. They know their way in and out of that.
|
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I can get her in and out in two hours.
|
|
For the next five years, Murray drifted in and out of jobs—among them, a stint at the W.P.A.'s Workers Education Project and the National Urban League—and in and out of poverty.
|
|
The dancers go in and out of unison, revealing a logic.
|
|
He was dying, and slipping in and out of a coma.
|
|
Are you getting what you want in (and out of) bed?
|
|
"I was constantly in and out of the hospital," she says.
|
|
At Twitter, you can walk in and out, just like that.
|
|
S. flits in and out of the kitchen while I cook.
|
|
Just a pleasure to see when you're walking in and out.
|
|
Mic in and out jacks, HDMI, mini DisplayPort, and USB-C.
|
|
I carried big worries on my shoulders day in and out.
|
|
You can zoom in and out to get a better look.
|
|
He literally just parachutes in and out of town every Friday.
|
|
British Airways has canceled all flights in and out of Turkey.
|
|
Im bouta walk in and out on black friday like.... pic.twitter.
|
|
We see the women both in and out of the water.
|
|
Jackals, gray and ghostly, dart in and out of the croplands.
|
|
He has been in and out of penal institutions ever since.
|
|
FAIRFIELD "In and Out," Susan Fehlinger, Ellen Gordon, and Peter Landa.
|
|
I do not consider letting Jeeves in and out actual work.
|
|
I was in and out of consciousness, it's all a fog.
|
|
New prisoners drifted in and out of the cell every day.
|
|
Scott Wills and I have been doing stuff in and out.
|
|
Shipping in and out of Mariupol has fallen by a quarter.
|
|
Most items are in and out in less than a day.
|
|
Then there's the problem with navigating in and out of apps.
|
|
And these things change as the teachers go in and out.
|
|
"I moved it in and out, up and down," Foltynewicz said.
|
|
They have been in and out of mental institutions ever since.
|
|
DXY, while Asian shares flitted in and out of positive territory.
|
|
Italian shares were volatile, dipping in and out of the red.
|
|
No one paid the slightest attention, happily walking in and out.
|
|
He is in and out of surgery in San Antonio, Texas.
|
|
Schedules were changing, my husband was in and out of town.
|
|
Or maybe I was just going in and out of sleep.
|
|
"What man goes in and out of that?" she asked, rhetorically.
|
|
Are they ushered in and out of services by an entourage?
|
|
Screenwriters and directors have rushed in and out of the project.
|
|
Lorries buzz in and out ferrying materials, cranes dot the skyline.
|
|
She was in and out of several schools in suburban Maryland.
|
|
I definitely have bruises from getting in and out of it.
|
|
In and out of the pool, Schmitt keeps a positive attitude.
|
|
Well, I've been feeling it creep in and out again lately.
|
|
That could include cleaning, laundry, or check-in and out services.
|
|
Families slipping in and out of poverty pervades modern American society.
|
|
Availability goes in and out, but check all of the links.
|
|
I was in and out of jail since I was 13.
|
|
The earth orbits the sun, the tide rolls in and out.
|
|
He is literally going crazy, swerving in and out of lanes.
|
|
Millennials expect current technologies, both in and out of the workplace.
|
|
"We always let our pets go in and out," said Ashley.
|
|
Qaeda operatives have moved in and out of Syria for years.
|
|
The guy with the hallucinations is in and out in seconds.
|
|
And they're dealing with burnout in and out of the workplace.
|
|
Developing a player isn't something you go in and out of.
|
|
Architectural fashions go in and out of style with disorienting alacrity.
|
|
"There were too many people going in and out," she said.
|
|
"In and out," she said, clutching another purse in her lap.
|
|
In other shots, I am getting in and out of … cars.
|
|
Big countries should also be ready to rotate in and out.
|
|
I traveled in and out of that region for 235 years.
|
|
"I can weave in and out, drag a bit," Shone explains.
|
|
Jeanette released the ball—and watched it go in and out.
|
|
Sometimes, you want to be in and out — bing, bang, boom.
|
|
B brutally honest plz His typing bubble cut in and out.
|
|
I have vivid memories watching them in and out of dreaming.
|
|
Until the 1990s, everything came in and out via the sea.
|
|
In and out with his dexterous right jab and left straight.
|
|
I've been in and out of work for seven years now.
|
|
Some have floated in and out, some arrived later than others.
|
|
They were in and out of different shelters where people smoked.
|
|
He popped in and out of jail on drug possession charges.
|
|
Young people in hoodies flow in and out the front door.
|
|
It just happens to go in and out of public consciousness.
|
|
Three times he rushed in and out, bringing out four people.
|
|
Replacements cycled in and out quickly, none making a lasting impression.
|
|
Buoys appeared, marking the ship channel in and out of Mobile.
|
|
He was in and out of hospitals for nearly two years.
|
|
How do they affect your life, in and out of school?
|
|
Will shutting down transportation in and out of the city work?
|
|
It faded in and out, emulating the movement of the lights.
|
|
DJI bounced in and out of positive territory in choppy trading.
|
|
But here, it&aposs in and out in under two hours.
|
|
And I mean, really served it -- in and out of uniform.
|
|
Some characters flit in and out, disappearing for years on end.
|
|
They flitted in and out of the two without particular concern.
|
|
It sneaks in, and out again, as if on cat's paws.
|
|
He was in and out of the hospital for two years.
|
|
It makes us happy to watch things fly in and out.
|
|
Does it negatively affect your performance in and out of school?
|
|
They move in and out of the building throughout the day.
|
|
The image shows flights in and out of the Sunshine State.
|
|
She had been in and out of detox — eight times altogether.
|
|
He was in and out of treatment at least four times.
|
|
He's been in and out of government since the Reagan era.
|
|
Natalia's brothers were in and out of jail for seditious acts.
|
|
Ms. Gabor had been in and out of hospitals for years.
|
|
Let the ocean air flow in and breathe in and out.
|
|
A woozy, psychedelic triumph about falling in and out of love.
|
|
Both airport have, every year, around 14,000 flight, in and out.
|
|
Those with the disorder go in and out of hospitals. Mrs.
|
|
She spent much of her childhood in and out of hospitals.
|
|
He'd been in and out of jail since he was 14.
|
|
A fleece jacket to wear in and out of the gym
|
|
Some of the light tube filaments overhead flicker in and out.
|
|
It also has a 16-step polyphonic sequencer and a good amount of inputs and outputs, including a stereo output, sync in and out, two CV ins, MIDI in and out, USB-B, and damper pedal.
|
|
She married a man who had been in and out of jail.
|
|
He was the embodiment of mystery — in and out of the ring.
|
|
After the news, Chinese indexes moved in and out of positive territory.
|
|
New modes slip in and out of Fortnite at an incredible pace.
|
|
I'm constantly checking in and out of the Hospital of No Luck.
|
|
He spent two years pretty much in and out of the hospital.
|
|
I chill in my room reading, drifting in and out of sleep.
|
|
They'd have seizures and convulsions, before slipping in and out of consciousness.
|
|
I've always dipped in and out and it's never stayed with me.
|
|
You can watch in real time as you breathe in and out.
|
|
"PLEASE SWIPE AGAIN" People shuffle in and out of the closest car.
|
|
These cross-market dance steps can go in and out of style.
|
|
She was shuttled in and out of hospitals for tests and surgeries.
|
|
Reddington recalled blacking in and out as someone called 911 for help.
|
|
You don't want a player clipping in and out of being immersed.
|
|
They could select in-and-out points [for playback] and loop it.
|
|
The mayor has a long political history in and out of government.
|
|
Figure out how they're getting in and out for food and water.
|
|
The curve moved in and out of inversion on Wednesday and Thursday.
|
|
Miami is an easy place for them to get in and out.
|
|
In and out of the prison, Daddy assumes the same leadership roles.
|
|
I have fallen freely in and out of love, again and again.
|
|
My mom has been in and out of the hospital since January.
|
|
Airlines also canceled and delayed flights in and out of the region.
|
|
Stout black-and-yellow native honeybees — Apis cerana — fly in and out.
|
|
Coe has been in and out of California's prison system since 1994.
|
|
These are action figures, swapped in and out to deliver one-liners.
|
|
He'd been in and out of prison, and he struggles with depression.
|
|
You're totally looked down upon in and out of the LGBT community.
|
|
And half these guys were coming in and out of Trump Towers.
|
|
We just want to get in and out as quickly as possible.
|
|
Nick Holden coming in and out of the lineup for Kevin Klein?
|
|
"Basically, my hands are always in and out of water," she explains.
|
|
Doesn't being the Antichrist come with in and out privileges in hell?
|
|
Similarly, its stars appear in and out of character on social media.
|
|
Though it does make it tough to get in and out of.
|
|
While we talked, the CryptoKitties site dipped in and out of commission.
|
|
As a result, they do short stints in and out of prison.
|
|
"People phase in and out" of the previvor support community, she says.
|
|
But they do lay around and kind of doze in and out.
|
|
Now she's running in and out of the house a little bit.
|
|
Regular flights in and out of the international airport make Roatan accessible.
|
|
His eyes fluttered erratically, as he slipped in and out of lucidity.
|
|
He was in and out of the hospital for a long time.
|
|
The sets are shorter; getting in and out of there is harder.
|
|
Being able to mix it in and out to lefties and righties.
|
|
All commercial flights in and out of Fort McMurray have been suspended.
|
|
Dante Ferrero walks around, coming in and out of the cooling chamber.
|
|
Both indexes swung in and out of positive territory during the session.
|
|
"One cannot be in and out at the same time," he said.
|
|
I don't just helicopter in and out and expect to get gold.
|
|
More than 50 flights in and out of Dublin airport were canceled.
|
|
I also felt his hand inside my vagina moving in and out.
|
|
Ninety flights were canceled in and out of Chicago Midway International Airport.
|
|
We were thinking we would be in and out in 30 minutes.
|
|
"I fade in and out of dissociative states," journalist Jes Skolnik tweeted.
|
|
Directional sound faded in and out as I looked in different directions.
|
|
The U.S. yield curve moved in and out of inversion early Wednesday.
|
|
Israel and Egypt control what, and who, can go in and out.
|
|
And ETFs allow investors to get in and out whenever they like.
|
|
But my Wi-Fi and phone signals are cutting in and out.
|
|
What about the many drivers who jump in and out of lanes?
|
|
Roughly 30% of the containers come in and out through their ports.
|
|
I have worked in and out of Democratic politics for 25 years.
|
|
You should do something for yourself, in and out of the kitchen.
|
|
Clinton went in and out of the back entrance to little fanfare.
|
|
He placed fastballs on the edge of the plate, in and out.
|
|
During Gloria's childhood, Ruth spent time in and out of mental institutions.
|
|
The step extends and retracts to make climbing in and out simpler.
|
|
"What matters is not that carbon goes in and out," he says.
|
|
Jeb Bush, have been in and out visiting her the past week.
|
|
Parking and traffic is tough; it's difficult for trucks in and out.
|
|
We were in and out within minutes, so the risk was low.
|
|
Sound can get inside people, get in and out as it pleases.
|
|
As the slow chords proceed, clips fade in and out in tandem.
|
|
It reminds me that gestures go in and out of fashion, too.
|
|
In a matter of minutes, he's in and out of a stock.
|
|
"This isn't just an in-and-out kind of thing," she said.
|
|
How much do they affect your life, in and out of school?
|
|
Downing Street denies any plan to restrict travel in and out London
|
|
The expressway sped suburbanites in their cars in and out of Erie.
|
|
The moments of threat that weave in and out of women's lives.
|
|
Sometimes like the article mentions we fall in and out of love.
|
|
The traffic that flowed in and out of our building wasn't great.
|
|
I was flitting in and out of consciousness, and everything was warped.
|
|
Voices are thrown around the room and in and out of throats.
|
|
Cyborg is a dominant fighter both in and out of the cage.
|
|
Egypt also restricts movement in and out of Gaza on its border.
|
|
And it has slipped in and out of various genres as necessary.
|
|
It was like a dream, everything going in and out of focus.
|
|
By late morning, the Dow sank in and out of negative territory.
|
|
The other, Pauline, is 83 and her memory fades in and out.
|
|
Russia has lots of international travel coming in and out of it.
|
|
When I was trying to listen, the connection came in and out.
|
|
I must be the kind of guy that jumps in and out.
|
|
Bulldozers and excavation machines went in and out of the disaster site.
|
|
But these men often slip in and out of the area unseen.
|
|
All flights in and out of the country have also been suspended.
|
|
Travel in and out of the city has been restricted since Thursday.
|
|
Public transit is at a near-standstill in and out of Wuhan.
|
|
A half-dozen Democrats, too, were in and out of the chamber.
|
|
In and out of motel rooms, long hours sitting in parking lots.
|
|
They dashed in and out of burrows scattered around the planting beds.
|
|
"Some patients really do want to get in and out," Stein said.
|
|
We mainly just saw him coming in and out of the house.
|
|
Floodwaters could flow in and out of the lower level through baffles.
|
|
States must have the right to control who comes in and out.
|
|
In and out of consciousness during that car ride, I was terrified.
|
|
Vietnam has banned flights in and out of China since February 1.
|
|
Many people cycle in and out of public assistance during their lifetimes.
|
|
But gun reformers in and out of Congress say it's not enough.
|
|
The burglars were in and out well under law enforcement's response time.
|
|
On Monday, most viewers shuffled in and out without throwing any breadcrumbs.
|
|
K., I can Judith Butler my way in and out of this.
|
|
"I've been in and out of public service ever since," he recalled.
|
|
Israel tightly controls most going in and out: food, building supplies, people.
|
|
Idris Elba teleports in and out of the movie, as one does.
|
|
I drifted in and out of sleep and dreamed about boring things.
|
|
Facebook was flirting in and out of bear market territory on Thursday.
|
|
I've been in and out of sobriety and AA for 34 years.
|
|
Members of this circle rotate in and out of the White House.
|
|
He drifted in and out of consciousness, finally looking up at Amadeo.
|
|
So we can't rely on getting everyone in and out of Manhattan.
|
|
One after another, the children popped in and out of the bath.
|
|
They were just truck lights dipping in and out of the sightline.
|
|
They also lusted, and yearned, and fell in and out of love.
|
|
This person also has control of the messages coming in and out.
|
|
AG: We hope that somebody moves in and out of homelessness, right?
|
|
By the World War, he was in and out of their lives.
|
|
It's designed to ensure men and women cycle in and out of prison.
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I see Google moving in and out of hardware categories all the time.
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There's just more confidence in her moves, in and out of the studio.
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Kelly: Neighbors said they saw men going in and out of the garage.
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Water swirled in and out, the jagged hole big enough to swim through.
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The pan-European STOXX 267.51 was darting in and out of positive territory.
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But we did a conference call yesterday, people were dropping in and out.
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Schedules we're changing, my husband [Kanye West] was in and out of town.
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HHS hopes that will discourage people from dropping in and out of coverage.
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Amtrak says passengers are encouraged to rotate in and out of the car.
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"Being a guest judge you are in and out pretty quickly," she says.
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She spent the next 8 hours there, fading in and out of consciousness.
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He said he was in and out of consciousness until about 6 p.m.
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So I stopped, and she drifted in and out of focus, in silence.
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My fellow superheroes exclusively used he/him pronouns in and out of cutscenes.
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Pay attention to it as it moves in and out of your body.
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She'd been in and out of assisted living facilities over the past year.
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He slipped in and out of different accents while I spoke with him.
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It was very easy to get in and out with drugs and weapons.
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Plants come in and out of fashion, much like jeans or dog breeds.
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They told her the shooter kept coming in and out of the studio.
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Law enforcement and friends drifted in and out of the home all day.
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Roads were blocked while flights in and out of Sofia Airport were cancelled.
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In some cases, researchers have found shortcuts to getting data in and out.
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A number of roads in and out of foothill communities were shut down.
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YOU KNOW, THERE'S LOTS OF FOLKS THAT COME IN AND OUT OF STOCKS.
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Air is pumped in and out of the object to adjust grip strength.
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These cards can be switched in and out of your deck as needed.
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Colored mascara has fallen in and out of vogue over the past decades.
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It's here, it's really the artists coming in and out at their leisure.
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Nobody can know who exactly is coming in and out of that building.
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The executive said the company will continue flying in and out of Somalia.
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No editing, no going back and choosing what to leave in and out.
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Mongooses scurry in and out of protected buildings; crows nest in rotting cupolas.
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This is making for some rocky flights in and out of the region.
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The neighbors said they saw men going in and out of the garage.
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Don't forget to include a gate, so you can get in and out.
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And it's sort of in-and-out — you can leave when you'd like.
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I have to clock in and out, which I find a bit infantilizing.
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They are in charge of what gets in and out of that store.
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"I go in and out of [certain exercises]," the actress, 48, tells Vogue.
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It was "open-ended": investors could come in and out whenever they wanted.
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We hold a photo shoot for ourselves in and out of the water.
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Some flights were canceled and delayed, but travelers kept flying in and out.
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Android always uses fragments of a second to fade windows in and out.
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Opinion polls show the "In" and "Out" camps virtually tied before June's ballot.
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Their children run in and out of them, often barefoot, all day long.
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And some sweats, so I can easily switch in and out of wardrobe.
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The coordinator knows her stuff and gets us in and out pretty quickly.
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Shares are large and liquid enough to trade in and out of easily.
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With baseball it's extremely lucky to be in and out in three hours.
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Sex workers circle in and out of the criminal justice system for years.
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She told investigators that she began to slip in and out of consciousness.
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She is expected to gavel the convention in and out but that's it.
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We've been protesting since the day of the inauguration everyday in and out.
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It should be easy to move in and out, from what I've seen.
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He didn't like drifting in and out of consciousness on his parents' couch.
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It remains one of the few ways in and out of North Korea.
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My MacBook goes in and out of my backpack several times a day.
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He wasn't the only American lobbyist floating in and out of the hotel.
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Rand makes it in and out of the building without injury or arrest.
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Just like the brands they stock, retailers go in and out of fashion.
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Simon, 24, has been in and out of prison since he was 16.
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I want to walk in and out of stores, into restaurants, McDonald's, whatever.
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The longer, more bladed stance is a more mobile in-and-out platform.
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U.S. stock indexes bounced in and out of positive territory in choppy trading.
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From there, she popped in and out of the shot at her leisure.
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I'm gonna get you in and out in seven minutes and be done.
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As you know ... Bam's been in and out of rehab for alcohol abuse.
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He's been in and out of the hospital while his trial drags on.
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They seem to be dropping in and out of availability, so try refreshing!
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Hourly workers like waiters tend to churn in and out of positions often.
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Simulated dragons, spiders, and other obstacles swoop in and out along the way.
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The way she presents herself, she can pop in and out of voices.
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Ginsburg is known for her chutzpah both in and out of the courtroom.
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Her life had been spent in and out of institutions—prison, rehab, therapy.
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Why is everyone so physically winded climbing in and out of these things?
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And later, as families moved in and out, Mr. Wendell became a regular.
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"Companies have come in and out of the show for years," he said.
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For the rest of the decade, he was in and out of jail.
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The colors were roving in and out of our visual range of course.
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There are renders for tablets and phones that fold both in and out.
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He needed help getting in and out of spaces like cars and pools.
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It's very difficult for him to pop in and out of being Spock.
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His penis was moving in and out of me most of the time.
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He spent years in and out of McLean, the psychiatric hospital outside Boston.
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You can zoom in and out on every last pore on Tim's head.
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Each serves to close off the passage in and out of your guts.
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In Japan and elsewhere, robotic desk units check-in and -out hotel guests.
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I had no problem taking my daughter in and out on my own.
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Cyborg has had to fight for respect in and out of the cage.
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Bush had been in and out of the hospital for the past year.
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But, I thought I could sneak in and out to the urinal quickly.
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They both experience substantial heartache, both in and out of their spying organizations.
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" He replied, "I let being gay come in and out of my work.
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Presidents come and go, and political parties go in and out of power.
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Since the 1960s, Meredith has been in and out of the public eye.
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When he's working on a book, he flips in and out of character.
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She answered my questions as she popped in and out to see patients.
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So Uber suspends surges/boosts for that hour in and out of JFK.
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College is a time of growth, both in and out of the classroom.
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The tides go up and down, and the waves roll in and out.
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Tonja Dantzler - In And Out Of My Life (Armand Van Helden Mix)09.
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This would give the customer value both in and out of the terminal.
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But also: People move in and out of our lives all the time.
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Her life had been spent in and out of institutions — prison, rehab, therapy.
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It's in-and-out time (OK, you can stop being a homophobe now).
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Users will be able to opt in and out of this search option.
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Dance solos, duets and larger ensembles melt in and out of each other.
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People cycled in and out of Kensington's recovery houses, treatment centers and shelters.
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He climbs in and out, peering through a small telescope at the stars.
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It's part of survival to go in and out of these different cultures.
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I started speaking to him, while drifting in and out of drunken sleep.
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They have repeatedly practiced getting in and out of full-body protective gear.
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Now, I'm in and out of a chair in less than 20 minutes.
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NINE CONTINENTS A Memoir In and Out of China By Xiaolu Guo Illustrated.
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As a kid, his sister was in and out of the hospital constantly.
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One crucial escalator wasn't completely installed; another was in and out of service.
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Though traditional architecture is tried and true, "it's in and out," he said.
|
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Today, humans sort through items that move in and out of distribution centers.
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"I've gone in and out of style five times since then," he said.
|
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Ultimately, the less people coming in and out of the office, the better.
|
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They'd stop to see us on their way in and out of town.
|
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He has been moving in and out of government service for 35 years.
|
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The cats were wandering in and out of their tidy little rental house.
|
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Nothing — including tiny airplanes flying in and out of La Guardia — was overlooked.
|
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She has dropped in and out of college because of finances and stress.
|
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Somebody had installed electronic locks — presumably so guests could check in and out.
|
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Getting him in and out of the trunks is probably the hardest part.
|
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"I just saw him going in and out," said another neighbor, Shehzad Khurram.
|
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When women were routinely discriminated against in and out of the work place?
|
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How does he differentiate between who he is in and out of drag?
|
|
Now, I zoom in and out of this photo, studying every blurry detail.
|
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Bridges, intersections, routes in and out of the city all were being taken.
|
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Roads were blocked while flights in and out of Sofia Airport were canceled.
|
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She was clearly intoxicated, and her speech veered in and out of intelligibility.
|
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Green colored everything — rolling fields, dense bush, American dollars flowing in and out.
|
|
I quickly fell in and out of love with wireless earbuds in 2019.
|
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"I just saw him going in and out," said the neighbor, Shehzad Khurram.
|
|
Benazir Bhutto's P.P.P. and Mr. Sharif's P.M.L.N. were in and out of power.
|
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Men of a certain age have long come in and out of fashion.
|
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The managers may have traded in and out of these positions since then.
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You know, I have people in and out of my house all day.
|
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He pounded the zone in and out, used all of his pitches effectively.
|
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They don't use high-cost managers who trade in and out of positions.
|
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The SOE acknowledged the difficulties of transferring money in and out of Iran.
|
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Police officers walked in and out of the building throughout the early afternoon.
|
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We kind of went in and out of sleep for another 45 minutes.
|
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This gives the iPhone 11 Pro the ability to zoom in and out.
|
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The cumulative effect is of reality being pulled in and out of focus.
|
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A single road, North Blackwater Lane, leads in and out of the community.
|
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It's fairly innovative and versatile, with many applications in and out of finance.
|
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Getting in and out, swaddled in layers of clothing, tested my aging frame.
|
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Hours later, Wahhaj told her the boy's heartbeat was going in and out.
|
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Months went by when he was in and out of the hospital constantly.
|
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"She grew up in Vegas, basically in and out of homelessness," he said.
|
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The beer selection is wide and varied and rotates in and out frequently.
|
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Awful country music streamed from the radio, coming in and out of frequency.
|
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Breathe regularly, but not like a regular person—in and out or whatever.
|
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It's a drug where you go sort of in and out of consciousness.
|
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This is all much faster than going in and out of a browser.
|
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The artist always educates himself by moving in and out of the grid.
|
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For those who may cycle in and out of the workforce and therefore in and out of workplace insurance: Each time you lose the coverage, the eight-month window restarts, said a spokesman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
|
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At the time, his mother was in and out of the hospital with cancer.
|
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That's the way it is: You are in and out of these polygamist relationships.
|
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I'm often climbing in and out of farm equipment, opening hoods and shooting VINs.
|
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He also said officers were in and out of the club, repeatedly rescuing people.
|
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That's part of the fun, helping everybody get in and out of their dresses.
|
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Delivery trucks unload Amazon Prime boxes and buses pull in and out of stops.
|
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Different influences kind of come in and out, and filter into the music too.
|
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The Hills offers in- and out-patient treatment, as well as sober living facilities.
|
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Saudi officials have been in and out of the building since Khashoggi's disappearance Oct.
|
|
And how exactly do these hosts slip in and out of the park unnoticed?
|
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He told police he was in and out of consciousness until about 6 p.m.
|
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Both slipped in and out of calling their babu a "husband" when they spoke.
|
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My first objective is to observe who goes in and out of the building.
|
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But it has been in and out of financial trouble over the past decade.
|
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And getting someone in and out of the dimension has usually required multiple people.
|
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Officials said Warner's son, Jeffrey Warner, found her slipping in and out of consciousness.
|
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It's like a checkpoint station on a border, with traffic flowing in and out.
|
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There's a bar, reclining seats, and waiters scuffling in and out during the previews.
|
|
Holly Hunter is all for strong, female leads both in and out of Hollywood.
|
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The curve has traded in and out of inversion over the past three days.
|
|
A steady line of men and women filed in and out of the house.
|
|
United Airlines canceled all of it flights in and out of Denver International Airport.
|
|
Here's a look at heading in and out of the Netflix lineup in May.
|
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They're incredibly comfortable and stylish enough to wear in and out of the gym.
|
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You can tag in and out between your two team members at any point.
|
|
Really good change-up today, threw strikes, was in and out, he was effective.
|
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Robin Vote, much like Romeo before her, is always in and out of love.
|
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Zooming in and out would cause the page elements to overlap in weird ways.
|
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The curve has traded in and out of inversion for the past three days.
|
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After cranking out articles day in and out, Sim Natt starts to feel tense.
|
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In and out in maybe an hour, then back to work as a teacher.
|
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I like it because it's easy to get my subway card in and out.
|
|
When you're moving the ball in and out, changing speeds, good things can happen.
|
|
Mary Jane fades in and out of fantasies that she's having sex with Justin.
|
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The effect tends to flicker in and out and have lots of strange artifacts.
|
|
I was in and out of the hospital with dehydration and all of that.
|
|
He wanders in and out of the bar, unsure if he wants to stay.
|
|
Caly spent three months in-and-out of the hospital enduring 21 chemo infusions.
|
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"If it was you, you'd be in and out in a day, I promise."
|
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KHALEDA ZIA has been in and out of the courts for over a decade.
|
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My mother was in and out of jail for a period during my adolescence.
|
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Specifically, employees can communicate with each other, swap shifts and clock in and out.
|
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When you press the trackpad on the left controller, you zoom in and out.
|
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In Africa chickens are often allowed to run in and out of people's homes.
|
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Losing the battle to fly people in and out of China is one thing.
|
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He says he's been "in-and-out of rehab" recently, and begs her forgiveness.
|
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They zoom in and out, becoming abstractions one second, then identifiable shapes the next.
|
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This business model was molded by both his years in and out of service.
|
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Gem-like fish dart in and out of twisting brown branches of stag coral.
|
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Several hundred additional troops move in and out of Iraq on temporary deployment orders.
|
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Flying visitors in and out of the country is where the growth opportunities lie.
|
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The inserts can be swapped in and out, making the journal even more customizable.
|
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Workers move in and out of jobs which give little meaning to their lives.
|
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Despite those minor blips, Wall's stature remains inviolate both in and out of Houston.
|
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Diagnosed as schizophrenic, David has been in and out of psychiatric hospitals for years.
|
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We wander in and out of local art galleries, bookstores, and a coffee shop.
|
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Swirl allows for rotating a product, zooming in and out, or playing an animation.
|
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Many people sympathetic to Spicer in and out of the White House believe otherwise.
|
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Just need a place to pop in and out of to shower and sleep?
|
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We cycled in and out of treatments, wondering why none of them were working.
|
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It's hard as well because we're 23 players that constantly change in and out.
|
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I zoom in and out on dozens of blurry interior photos to compare minutia.
|
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"I couldn't get in and out of the dress by myself," Ross told DeGeneres.
|
|
Unlike many others in and out of Hollywood, Ashton's embracing the ultimate awkward moment!
|
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This contracted lending environment is something affordable housing experts manage day in and out.
|
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Patricia tells us George had been in and out of hospice care since April.
|
|
Hyland has been in and out of the hospital over the last few years.
|
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It was the best sex I've ever had (both in and out of dreams).
|
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It's soulful, romantic, and dips in and out of a summery bossa nova rhythm.
|
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Although she'd been in and out of hospitals for years, she died at home.
|
|
Something, anything rather than think of the Commander pumping in and out of her.
|
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"It's always tough to be in and out of the lineup," Duclair told reporters.
|
|
Tech breakthroughs are making our lives easier — both in and out of the office.
|
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Several other schools have initiated a similar push to get students in and out.
|
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"They have a very strong incentive to get people in and out," Miller said.
|
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He wandered in and out of the office repeating "let's go" to my parents.
|
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In "Faith in a Tree," we drift in and out of conversations, memories, observations.
|
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Sometimes all you need is to be told when to breath in and out.
|
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Love and Frye obviously are stretch bigs and Love can go in and out.
|
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Synthesizers, horns, and strings drift in and out of these songs in perfect arcs.
|
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Often he appeared to be densely weaving himself in and out of spare beats.
|
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Attacks using Word Macros have gone in and out of vogue since the 1990s.
|
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Twelve black dots blink in and out of existence where the gray lines meet.
|
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He was in and out of state prison on parole violations until December 2014.
|
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Behind him, sparrows flew in and out of a crack in the basilica walls.
|
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Charles-Donatien is used to stepping in and out of the shadows by now.
|
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As a child, Ms. Tapia had siblings who were in and out of jail.
|
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Wisconsin's voter ID law has been in and out of court for several years.
|
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"I was an in-and-out trader," he told New York magazine in 19603.
|
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Cosby guided her to a couch as she slipped in and out of consciousness.
|
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As with any medium, decor trends come in and out of style with time.
|
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Metal barriers were in place to control traffic in and out of the estate.
|
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Sometimes you just want to get in and out, with a quick clean-up.
|
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They wound in and out of latticework grids and collided irreverently with animal prints.
|
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"We spent two years pretty much in and out of the hospital," Morissette said.
|
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Most of the buildings you could go in and out of and sit in.
|
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A pet ramp so they can easily get in and out of the car
|
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When this failed, he swam in and out himself, demonstrating how to get out.
|
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Here's a breakdown of the methods you can use to zoom in and out.
|
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The rear step bumper made getting in and out of the bed relatively simple.
|
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Attacks using Word macros have gone in and out of vogue since the 1990s.
|
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The exposed structure gives pups freedom to come in and out as they please.
|
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A myriad of new checks on goods moving in and out of Northern Ireland.
|
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Two private security guards stood in the lobby as tourists flowed in and out.
|
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Other workers took issue with recent changes to policies around clocking in and out.
|
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Are you cool with a C.G.I. tiger dipping in and out of this show?
|
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Miller gets in and out of a bases-loaded jam without surrendering a run.
|
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I've not seen her since, although I heard she's in and out of jail.
|
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Since then, he's been in and out of jail for most of his life.
|
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Translation: They're the foundation for almost all movement, in and out of the gym.
|
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Create virtual keys for guests and keep track of who comes in and out.
|
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It was kind of like a Fellini movie with people coming in and out.
|
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Black and white fantail doves flit in and out of dovecotes dotting the property.
|
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Democrats have court-related events planned both in and out of Washington on Wednesday.
|
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As an image in constant movement, "moving in and out, like sex," says Chung.
|
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But if want to be in and out, you can do that as well.
|
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He does, to his credit, get in and out eventually, hardly grumbling at all.
|
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So they're building ones that can help people get in and out of bed.
|
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Some are sneaking in and out to nearby forests where they can eat leaves.
|
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Schools have used this strategy in cases in and out of court for years.
|
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There's a Rocket Power bootleg and a play on the In-and-Out logo.
|
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DeLonge has long been dipping in and out of the UFO conspiracy theory community.
|
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Insurers, if they have better protections against people dropping in and out of coverage.
|
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Right now he's focusing on learning more patience, in and out of his career.
|
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He stayed under there for about 20 minutes going in and out of it.
|
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Having two ways to check in and out is smart for peak lobby hours.
|
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He has worked on international issues in and out of government for 36 years.
|
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You need to be able to get in and out of your positions easily.
|
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Family members, including Ms. Tamimi's father, Bassem, have been in and out of prison.
|
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He whistles a repeating pattern, like someone breathing in and out of a harmonica.
|
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"They're dropping in and out, which is creating room for dialogue," Mr. Lasman added.
|
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"There are a lot of things coming in and out of favor," he said.
|
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She's in and out for 20-minute sessions, Monday through Friday for six weeks.
|
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They clean up with baby wipes or jump in and out of the shower.
|
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We couldn't use our car, we needed an ID to get in and out.
|
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Yes, it's serialized, but you can hop in and out without missing too much.
|
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"After" works on you in strange ways, both in and out of the darkness.
|
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People move in and out of it as they (and you) grow and change.
|
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Mr. Carini was in and out of prison three times for violating his parole.
|
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My grief also weaves in and out of being with little explanation or predictability.
|
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Since then, Mr. Cooksey had been "in and out of jail," Sergeant Howard said.
|
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His father was in and out of prison for most of Mr. Kaphar's childhood.
|
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Klug has been playing D&D his entire life—in and out of prison.
|
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They move in and out of social networks as people discover or rediscover them.
|
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In the largest canvas, red curls fade in and out of the dominant silver.
|
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Shipping lines take all sorts of goods in and out of New York City.
|
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The Pakistani government allows the Taliban freedom of movement in and out of Pakistan.
|
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It's one way to go from a rapid in-and-out to slower breathing.
|
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Children playfully ran in and out of the tent, entertaining the men safeguarding it.
|
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Before Kelly, aides could flow more freely in and out of the Oval Office.
|
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People move in and out of the narrative with their own baggage and preoccupations.
|
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Most people who walk in and out of the school don't want to talk.
|
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He can travel through time and he can travel in and out of spaces.
|
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That's a lot of people coming in and out of a car every day.
|
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In contrast, most people in the individual insurance market cycle in and out quickly.
|
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Mustapha looked the same in and out of the bush — his eyes hadn't changed.
|
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"There's controlled access in and out, and it's governed by the board," he said.
|
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He spent years after that bored and angry, in and out of solitary confinement.
|
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The cities have been sealed off; transportation in and out of them has stopped.
|
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"The Exiles" is one of those dances that slip in and out of datedness.
|
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During his time on the street, Wayne was often in and out of jail.
|
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In its heyday an average of 25 flights roared in and out every day.
|
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He spent the next four years in and out of the hospital undergoing surgeries.
|
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Chinese authorities have restricted mobility in and out of Wuhan and 16 surrounding cities.
|
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But my search for it revealed the limitations of an in-and-out visit.
|
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The WHO supports the decision to shut down transportation in and out of Wuhan.
|
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Judges, lawyers, journalists and support workers are flown in and out on weekly shuttles.
|
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It snaps easily in and out of an attachment on her collar for charging.
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Craven Trumpistas, in and out of government, have made it a cult of personality.
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At Brooklyn Bridge Park, Calvin and I watch the ships go in and out.
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Women with Goyard and Mansur Gavriel bags slid in and out of the shop.
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By then, Skalnik had been in and out of jail half a dozen times.
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Dr. Raj guides you through the effects of falling in and out of love.
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"There were strangers going in and out when we were not there," he said.
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Immigration and the economy have become key battlegrounds for the "In" and "Out" campaigns.
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The show's dresser, Andrea Gorzell-Hickey, helps her in and out of the tub.
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New companies will roll in and out of the store on a regular basis.
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Our jails and our hospitals are being used to cycle people in and out.
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"Melissa is in and out of the house all the time," Ms. Flynn said.
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The above feed has been going in and out of the Trump Tower livestream.
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The "Thanksgiving" episode definitely goes in and out of that, but also is comedic.
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The dancers and singers form concentric circles, executing simple steps, weaving in and out.
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Hong Kong affords mainland tycoons the ability to move "red capital" in and out.
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Memes fall in and out of trend, but ASCII memes just keep coming back.
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Anywhere is everywhere, and we dip in and out when and where we can.
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Since then, a number of pieces have gone in and out of the collection.
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Through it all, it's Cruise, swerving in and out of lanes without a helmet.
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As a result, everyone will be treated better in and out of the sack.
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It continues to inspire a new generations ofseekers in and out of the Church.
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The Nikkei share average dropped 22.3% to 21.7,0.013, after in and out of positive territory.
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The food there is trendier, healthier and often rotates in and out of the space.
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Shipping in and out of one of Ukraine's principal ports has fallen by a quarter.
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Underneath him, a ventilator hisses and rumbles, forcing air in and out of his lungs.
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Platforms or publishers like RT drop in and out of the program as things change.
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I have been in and out of 12-step programs for the last 20 years.
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We were talking about appetizers earlier here John and foodstuffs and In and Out Burgers.
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"As for me, I think it's too hard to trade in and out," he said.
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That means that advisors will no longer have to move in and out of applications.
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Fraser said that he essentially spent seven years going in and out of the hospital.
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These WWE Divas know how to bring the heat in (and out) of the ring.
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We snack on those and watch birds fly in and out of the pond nearby.
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Shifting in and out of that manager's fund just because he underperforms would be costly.
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Harding had struggled with addiction and was in and out of a teen crisis center.
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All said, it was actually kind of refreshing to be in and out so quickly.
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Star Fox's allies often swooped in and out in an instant, but never felt contrived.
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Throughout his 20s, Ducati said he'd been in and out of jail about 20 times.
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Oakley spent most of his brief life in and out of hospitals, fighting the disease.
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Everybody walking in and out of the building and there were cameras set up everywhere.
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Green group Earthjustice said it will fight the order both in and out of court.
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It goes in and out of style, and right now it's very much back in.
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She was in and out of the hospital for as long as Cumbo can remember.
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The young women volunteers were rotating in and out of the ladies' room, eyes red.
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Now it's much more difficult for them to move in and out of their stronghold.
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" Polson says that during Edwards' childhood, her father was "in and out of her life.
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In and out of the office, she's surrounded by cash and people who procure it.
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"Well, you know, I think people are in and out of your life," Perry said.
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They flit in and out of city centres repeatedly in the course of a day.
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For those hoping to bring money in and out of Malaysia, the commitments are reassuring.
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A few family and friends filtered in and out of the room, paying their respects.
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You can swap pieces in and out, and walk around to see how everything fits.
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They normally operate six flights in and out of San Juan on a regular day.
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Flights coming in and out of Corpus City International Airport on Friday have been canceled.
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Other lower level aides were in a nearby room and came in and out occasionally.
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The video also showed Lopez backing the car in and out of the parking space.
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Instead of just punching in and out, Schumer worked it, eventually posting the top sales.
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And since the story is largely unimportant, it's perfect for dipping in and out of.
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And one of them, Yiu Mantin, could still move freely in and out of Shenzhen.
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Try to extend the duration of your breaths, breathing in and out longer and deeper.
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At stake are more than 165,000 scheduled flights in and out of China between Jan.
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Just getting in and out of these remote areas by aircraft is pricey and dangerous.
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Practitioners need better tools to diagnose patients both in and out of traditional care settings.
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Death Row is unique within the prison system: Men aren't shipping in and out regularly.
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The light in its beacon mode could blink, fade in and out, pulsate, or strobe.
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Adults were caught in a cycle of falling in and out of the prophet's favor.
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Ever since, she's been in and out of the public eye, for better or worse.
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Many people will go in and out of therapy over time, which isn't ideal either.
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I grab a few things for the week and am in and out rather efficiently.
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The expecting nurse floats in and out of "Gut" from the time we meet her.
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It's nothing something I change in and out of or do only when it's convenient.
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If you're like us, you've spent the past week logging in and out of Facebook.
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"I think people are in and out of your life," Perry told the radio show.
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New Horizons has been in and out of hibernation mode twice since April of 2017.
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Most iPhone users have had the experience of slipping in and out of iMessage threads.
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Crucial to both of these games is the ability to jump in and out seamlessly.
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My daughter can get in and out by herself because it's low to the ground.
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She was a sex worker, struggled with addictions, and cycled in and out of custody.
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That just goes to show that, both in and out the sky, protectionism doesn't pay.
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It's not like a public school, with people coming in and out all the time.
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The victim alleges that after finishing the drink, she was in and out of consciousness.
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Jason has spent a lot of time in and out of big media companies. Yep.
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He struggled in training camp and was in and out of Coach Alain Vigneault's lineup.
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Users will also be able to adjust how perceptibly the robot breathes in and out.
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You have to get back to cutting, to screening, moving the ball in and out.
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In other words, you don't have to jump in and out of the apps themselves.
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Would they look like furry monsters as they dove in and out of the water?
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Sound also fades in and out as one scrolls through videos in news feed now.
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Thus began a period of time where Angie floated in and out of our lives.
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He had been cycling in and out of depression and substance abuse all my life.
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The physical and mental challenges their minds face in and out of competition is incredible.
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Dr. Roshini Raj guides you through the effects of falling in and out of love.
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All across Far Cry 25, characters flitter in and out without leaving a significant impression.
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Charlotte flits in and out of number one contenders matches, while Lynch seems mostly invisible.
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My mom had all these boyfriends in and out, and we moved around so much.
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I mean, who can't just drive their own car in and out of their garage?
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The airline said it operates around 370 flights in and out of Bali per week.
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That night, Bette throws a full-on party in (and out of) her hotel room.
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"I wasn't ready," she admits as the camera zooms in and out on her face.
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People in West's inner circle flitted in and out of the store as it opened.
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While "acting is acting," it's not easy to jump in and out of intense moments.
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"The guy keeps pulling it in and out," the caller said of the toy gun.
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There's also a super stable kickstand in the back that easily folds in and out.
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The middleweight divisions were exciting both in and out of the ring during the 1990s.
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In and out of the ring, Badr Hari's a thermonuclear device with a hair trigger.
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Kjaergaard then began the slow and painful process of coming in and out of consciousness.
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Characters shuffle in and out of McCombs's throat, as they always have—solipsists, mystics, idealists.
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In fact, you won't even have to learn what in and out points are anymore.
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With border checks reinstated, car journeys in and out of France can be delayed, too.
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Soldiers in fatigues can be seen checking in and out of the island's many hotels.
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Culturally, outsourcing and now insourcing fall in and out of vogue based on financial climates.
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They drifted in and out of construction jobs and frequently found themselves on the dole.
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Watt's crowdfunding efforts have drawn support from high-profile individuals in and out of Texas.
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Then, I had a brother who was in and out of the criminal justice system.
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"He's been in and out," McFeely said of the wall-crawler's presence in the script.
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I'm on the subject, the assurances by many, in and out of the government, that
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Similar to Republicans, some Democratic senators have shuffled in and out of the committee room.
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Democrats in and out of Congress have for weeks been rehearsing their lines of attack.
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On that trip, I dipped in and out in about eight hours, leaving around midnight.
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His boxing is more akin to fence—stepping in and out on a straight line.
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There is still joy in Sunday afternoons spent wandering in and out of stores, right?
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After deGrom left, it was Antonio Bastardo's turn to pitch in and out of trouble.
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"It was the kingdom of the wind—a maze going in and out," he said.
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Children — some not yet able to walk steadily — ran in and out of the water.
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Soon they heard the man's footsteps crashing and his breath wheezing in and out, hard.
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Several Republicans with concerns over the bill shuttled in and out of McConnell's office: Sens.
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Ovechkin fed Connolly and his backhand was in and out so quickly that play continued.
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Her eyes roll, her fists clench, her tongue flicks in and out like a flame.
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He spent the next several months in and out of state hospitals and rest homes.
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All New Jersey Transit train service in and out of Hoboken is suspended this morning.
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But advocates of gender equity both in and out of the United Nations are bewildered.
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The heart has four valves that control blood flow in and out of the heart.
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The bands use a pin mechanism to snap in and out of the watch casing.
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He changes eye level with his fastball, he goes in and out with his fastball.
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She is short of breath and nauseated, and she drifts in and out of consciousness.
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As I stretched out under my blanket, I slowly drifted in and out of sleep.
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The 93-year-old said little and drifted in and out of sleep on stage.
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Race, class, and gender inflect everybody's experience of life, in and out of the workplace.
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Move closer, and complicated, eye-tricking, self-erasing textures come in and out of focus.
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They had been staying in and out of homeless shelters for years, the report states.
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Wearing a yukata, he slowly made his way forward, moving in and out of fog.
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His loans have wavered in and out of default and mushroomed to more than $100,000.
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Sumner sweats and shivers, dips in and out of an uneasy and dream-afflicted sleep.
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This specific encounter rattled in and out of Tucker's brain for the next few weeks.
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"She was in and out of mental institutions all her life," one sister told me.
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He publicly fell in (and out of) love with Ciara, with whom has a child.
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They're always relying on Matt to save the day — both in and out of court.
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When I first walked in, Michael was sedated, tubes running in and out of him.
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It goes in and out of the post as players whirl around, screening and cutting.
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It's all about understanding who is in and out of the nations, and who belongs.
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Can you tell us a little about what's been swapped in and out and why?
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I'm ninety percent certain this is how he gets in and out of the shower.
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We constantly judge and disparage other people's bodies, both in and out of gender contexts.
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They haven't been able to move cars in and out for the past three days.
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Hundreds of health workers and supplies were shipped in and out of the affected areas.
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During his recent trial, Weinstein used a walker to get in and out of court.
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Telecommuting, which has been in and out of favor for decades, may become more ingrained.
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That always made me feel really concerned, like getting in and out of my car.
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Several residents coming in and out of the building declined to be interviewed when approached.
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Having been eaten by a time dragon, he keeps strobing in and out of existence.
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On Friday, LaCava was unable to help Woods in and out of a tight spot.
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The Amtrak passenger rail service canceled all trains in and out of Chicago on Wednesday.
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After the crash, ambulances with screaming sirens rushed in and out of the airport gates.
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He was in intensive care and spent a year in and out of the hospital.
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On Tuesday, embassy employees could be seen moving freely in and out of the entrance.
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Over the next year, I cycled in and out of court, waiting to be sentenced.
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"It's hard for her to get groceries in and out of her car," he said.
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This idea that they would be in and out in a few months was absurd.
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The exterior walls of One Blue Slip slope in and out, like a cupcake wrapper.
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With travel bans in place in and out of Wuhan, the Wuhan airport is deserted.
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After the crash, all flights in and out of the Chuuk International Airport were suspended.
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Drivers, their cabs and cars lining Lexington Avenue outside, rotated in and out on break.
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Four male models charting varying degrees of androgyny wander in and out, quickly changing clothes.
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When the lights start flickering in and out in "Init," it's such an eerie choice.
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For weeks, no one was allowed in and out of the city except for deliveries.
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Vistas rearrange themselves kaleidoscopically as pastel-colored geologic formations move in and out of view.
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The generators would cut in and out, and with them, the lights and air-conditioning.
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Watson is in the neurological trauma unit where he is in and out of waking.
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They can make exercising — in and out of the gym — a much more organized endeavor.
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Upon their arrival, police say they encountered Hunt swerving in and out of his lane.
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The more tired she becomes, she starts drifting in and out of delirium and dreams.
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They make no effort to move when people come in and out of their houses.
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Ports are valuable because they have lots of lines — things move in and out quickly.
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We&aposve seen several deals go in and out of stock or sell out entirely.
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Upon their arrival, police said they encountered Hunt swerving in and out of his lane.
|
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North Carolina and Pennsylvania have been in and out of courts fighting over new lines.
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Over the next several years, I spent hundreds of days in and out of hospitals.
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We chartered a catamaran every full moon, dipping in and out of the warm Caribbean.
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The blockade strictly limits the flow of people and cargo in and out of Gaza.
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When we breathe in and out, virus particles escape, surrounded by a droplet of moisture.
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"In between my crazy schedule, I'm also in and out of the studio," she says.
|
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The Super Bowl remains the most watched program in the U.S. year in and out.
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Still, dozens of airlines have canceled flights in and out of China over coronavirus concerns.
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Being in and out of slumber all day made my mouth taste and smell bad.
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Our experience at Fidelity went smoothly — we were in and out in under 20 minutes.
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At BEAM, Jonathan turned the lights off when he walked in and out of classrooms.
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The service, meanwhile, can go in and out of focus more than it used to.
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As the narrator, Nut steps in and out of the action, remembering moments from childhood.
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The flow of information in and out of North Korea is tightly controlled by authorities.
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John McCain, she's been in and out of the limelight over the last eight years.
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Focus your attention on your breath as it flows in and out of your body.
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The single mother, Khadine Phillip, and her three kids were in and out of homelessness.
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Delta Air Lines said Tuesday that it had suspended operations in and out of Boston.
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Staff is going to continue going in and out even if they're otherwise locked down.
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It was a difficult parking job, with the car backing in and out in rhythm.
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Honking at hesitant pedestrians, standing drivers wove turret trucks in and out of the aisles.
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The limited staff at Woolies are carefully organising people in and out to avoid rushes.
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Eat Leela Punyaratabandhu grew up in Bangkok, in and out of her great-grandparents' home.
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The PMF control movement in and out of the town near the border with Syria.
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Despite the best efforts of censors, however, information is still flowing in and out of Iran.
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She collapsed in the locker room and started vomiting, while drifting in and out of consciousness.
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This the part when you go like this, in and out, that's what this n— feel.
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My father was in and out of the hospital for different types of treatment and monitoring.
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When I'm in South America or Latin America generally, it's always in and out for festivals.
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Just last week ash from the volcano caused some flight disruptions in and out of Manizales.
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I was in and out of wheelchairs and off and on crutches for a few months.
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Mitchell International Airport temporarily delayed all flights in and out of the airport during this incident.
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For example, how many times a day do you walk in and out of your house?
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A spokeswoman for Airservices Australia said flights in and out of Melbourne's main airport were unaffected.
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He jumps in the shower and gets ready while I drift in and out of sleep.
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By the USADA's protocols, that means in and out of competition periods, 224 days a year.
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And how would he feel about friends and family coming in and out of the house?
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That said, Cormier's career is on fire right now -- both in and out of the Octagon.
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Brown is not a man suited to darting in and out, one blow at a time.
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A spokeswoman for Airservices Australia said flights in and out of Melbourne's main airport were unaffected.
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I do think that some friends naturally fall in and out of life as situations change.
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He said the lawmakers were moving in and out of the hearing, which is normal procedure.
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I'm in this 20-foot roll in and out of nowhere this little pebble shows up.
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"The weather happens - in and out of clouds, the wind, snow picks up, whatever," he said.
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And we also watched occasionally a female and her children in and out of the quarters.
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The procedure, at a private clinic, was "efficient"; she was in and out in three hours.
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I was basically turned around and directionless after running in and out of a few temples.
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The experience of seeing people swapping partners in and out is strange and kind of thrilling.
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He had been in and out of the hospital, missing votes and business in his committee.
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Gone are the days when media and sympathizers could amble in and out of the compound.
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At one corner house, three men in waders walked in and out of a front door.
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Twenty additional horses would be rotated in and out of service to allow them to rest.
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Like all things that are supposedly 'on trend', hipster managers go in and out of fashion.
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He has spent his life in and out of hospitals, sometimes enduring 100 seizures a day.
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The idea allowed volunteers to get in and out the country before the photos were released.
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We split a bourbon between languorous kisses on the couch, drifting in and out of conversation.
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Family members said Bramer and Reed had been in and out of jail, WOOD-TV reports.
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The two tech companies have quite a close relationship, both in and out of the office.
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I was in and out of hospitals bleeding, on bed rest, potentially hemorrhaging at certain times ….
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Cash is flowing in and out and the IRS and other governmental organizations want a peek.
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It's targeted at bombing all of the roads and bridges going in and out of Raqqa.
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And billionaires walk in and out of prison as quickly as they do a revolving door.
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He turned to petty crime and spent his teenage years in and out of reform schools.
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Other apps can remap that feature: in Photoshop, it'll zoom in and out of the canvas.
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But now these shootings pass in and out of the news cycle with an unnerving breeziness.
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This facilitated the movement of ISIS fighters in and out of Syria through Turkey's porous borders.
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Other people are there to the extent that they drop in and out of his life.
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The 88-year-old king has been in and out of the hospital in recent months.
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I know every single dollar that comes in and out of my restaurant, so should you.
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Nobody wants to be in and out of the rotation, having to watch from the bench.
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Hyde spent his childhood moving in and out of foster homes in Detroit, this genius reveals.
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The flow around the bubble doesn't just move in and out as the bubble expands uniformly.
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As incense burned in the window, he says, customers streamed in and out of the bakery.
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The two sides dance a swirling tug of war, weaving in and out of each other.
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He is parading potential cabinet members in and out of Trump Tower like a beauty pageant.
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Instead, virtual particles are popping in and out of existence in the vacuum all the time.
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David, we're told, was in an induced coma but is now in and out of consciousness.
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It kicks your butt, though, so I dip in and out of that throughout the year.
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As you know, Bam's been in and out of rehab in the past for alcohol abuse.
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ISIS imposed extreme restrictions on travel in and out of the city and banned satellite dishes.
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Be creative with date planning, and take more initiative, both in and out of the sack.
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So we walked in, and out of everything this was the one I liked the most.
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Along the way, I meandered in and out of different versions of the do-gooder dream.
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It's also a motivational knife in her side that's always with her, episode in and out.
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I mean, it was all of our big products, it was in and out of China.
|
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With a resistance band around your thighs, pulse your legs in and out, keeping feet still.
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I woke up on the bathroom floor vomiting my guts out, in and out of consciousness.
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During the summer holidays, children stream in and out of the brightly-painted room all day.
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Supplies are being delivered via helicopter, the only current way in and out of the reservation.
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"I was moving the ball in and out, changing speeds — that's what I do," Collmenter said.
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He looked directly at me before licking his lips and sticking his tongue in and out.
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He was in and out of the hospital with lupus at the end of last year.
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Characters effortlessly move in and out of focus in their scenes at precisely the right time.
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After slipping in and out of consciousness, Vence claimed he regained full awareness around 7133 p.
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Police, including Blacksburg's Chief Anthony Wilson, have been in and out of the domicile all week.
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With movies practically flying in and out of theaters, there's a lot to keep track of.
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She began experiencing blurred vision and difficulty speaking, and was "in and out," she told police.
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But Madaya is encircled by checkpoints and landmines and access in and out is tightly controlled.
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Grant Heyward descended into addiction after Nicholas's death and spent years in and out of rehab.
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As you weave in and out of it's many corridors, something happens: you cease to exist.
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Overall, the majority of suicides in and out of incarceration were white males, aged 20-24.
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Kattar was working in a longer stance, bouncing in and out with straight blows—classical outfighting.
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To mix immersion and awareness, the game has added the ability to zoom in and out.
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Dymes was brought in and out of court on a stretcher and taken to a hospital.
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They do not occur due to the moon's passing in and out of the Earth's shadow.
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Kattar has a lovely jab and a long stance that facilitates his in-and-out boxing.
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There's no tedious trimming, or setting in and out points like there is in GoPro Studio.
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Gulliver is not a man who finds it easy to dip in and out of work.
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About 0003 other children are screaming, running in and out of the sea, laughing and singing.
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We can accept visitors above the age of 21 from both in and out of state.
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I just think being conscious of what goes in and out of your body is [important].
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It's all a lot to play with while you're weaving in and out of city traffic.
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