Once again, bodies in motion tend to stay in motion.
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"A ball in motion tends to stay in motion," she said.
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"A ball in motion tends to stay in motion," she said.
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A policy in motion stays in motion unless acted on by some outside force.
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But that is what the art is inviting and beckoning, people in motion to put their mind in motion.
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An object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
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Back in those days, he would bet that the stocks would climb simply because once they were in motion, they would stay in motion.
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Their bikes have only one gear, and no freewheel mechanism, meaning that as long as the wheels are in motion, the pedals are in motion, too.
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I was inspired by an old song, "Poetry in Motion" and thought it would be fun to literally put P-O-E-T-R-Y in motion.
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The once silenced women gained courage and support to speak up; this cause that was once at rest, is now in motion and will remain in motion.
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The once silenced women now gained courage and support to speak up; this cause which was once at rest, is now in motion and will remain in motion.
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Newton's first law states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
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It's Newton's law of motion in the legal context: A doctrine in motion will stay in motion unless met by an outside force — a backlash or a change of cast.
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Events set in motion Whatever happened under that Four Seasons table appears to have set in motion events that would have an impact on the world, from the Pentagon to Kabul.
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Trump set in motion today's actions when he fired James Comey, and I hope he understands that firing Mueller would probably also set in motion the complete unraveling of his presidency.
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No Thrones sex scene has set more tragedy in motion.
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So you moved away while this was all in motion?
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In Texas, that's exactly what this campaign set in motion.
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There's something undeniably stirring about seeing these aircraft in motion.
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Crisis averted, dream realized and financial empowerment set in motion.
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Introduce an unbalanced force, and stop an object in motion.
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But changes could be in motion to make things better.
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But if anything, these are even more disturbing in motion.
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IT'S A RARE TIME WHEN THERE'S A LOT IN MOTION.
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Hawaii has a much larger comprehensive emergency plan in motion.
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"It is all in motion," Sheriff Dee Anderson told Reuters.
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And thus an overwhelming spam operation was set in motion.
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That would set a House vote in motion for Wednesday.
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These policies set in motion a reversal of crime trends.
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But what Pecora's committee had set in motion was invaluable.
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"It set a lot of incredibly important changes in motion."
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Keep your legs in motion somehow, no matter how slight.
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Meanwhile, the truck is still in motion the entire time.
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DIX HILLS "Motion in Art & Art in Motion," group show.
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Those competitors put their upgrade plans in motion long ago.
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They all consciously preferred the figures that were in motion.
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What Tintoretto cared about were bodies, muscly and in motion.
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Aptly titled, it seemed both static and constantly in motion.
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"But I do feel I'm still a woman in motion."
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"Money in motion" means online banking, especially enabled by smartphones.
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We were forever coming together and diverging, always in motion.
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Dreyer's camera is frequently in motion, at times hysterically so.
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"I wanted to capture love in motion," Mr. McGinley said.
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The Northwell executive set in motion a chain of events.
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Set it in motion and revisit it once a year.
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Sleeping Dog is in motion, you guys ready for this?
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But the standardization of a guest's experience was in motion.
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Pelosi set the wheels in motion to do just that.
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Her visit and her questions set it all in motion.
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Sandy put the process in motion over the coming days.
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Cars produce more emissions when idling than when in motion.
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They can adapt and pivot, and they're always in motion.
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Setting my model in motion, here's what I get: Boom.
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Roger Federer is still poetry in motion at Australian Open.
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It's a rare time when there's a lot in motion.
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Image: Robert Couse-Baker/FlickrEven if you don't know much physics, you probably know one of its core tenets: an object at rest stays at rest, and an object in motion stays in motion.
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I think if I learned one thing over my career, it is that Newton was right: The objects that are in motion stay in motion, and that motion tends to accelerate, hit plateaus and reaccelerate.
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Gestures "cast spells" to mutate text and set it in motion.
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As always, he is most effective as a body in motion.
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A deer put in motion by desperation defies all these orders.
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And that's what set in motion the redo later that day.
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I was elegance, I was grace, I was poetry in motion.
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But the deadly consequences of our actions are already in motion.
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It makes sense that babies in "motion" are so disastrously wrong.
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Research in Motion, BlackBerry's original name, released the messenger in 2005.
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The athlete's body in motion inspires the work of Gian Galang.
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Watch the video above to see the simple steps in motion.
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As Japan entered the 1960s, everything seemed to be in motion.
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Behind the stately façade, a slow spiral was already in motion.
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That's difficult to see since always in motion the future is.
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The project is ongoing; check out the robot in motion here.
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It was a rare moment when he was not in motion.
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Bannon had already put in motion efforts to oust Arizona Sen.
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This was the day that set the destructive snowball in motion.
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"You're the peacemaker who sets everything in motion," Barry told him.
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Free Press set this claim in motion, but last week Sen.
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It takes only the slightest breeze to set us in motion.
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Wilson's heroic efforts set in motion a new journey for Castro.
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Monday when she jumped out while the car was in motion.
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"It incorporates this information in motion of its wings," Pudzens explains.
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Tenable set its disclosure to NUUO in motion on June 1.
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The magic happens when the viewer sees the piece in motion.
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But among the Democratic caucus, things are being set in motion.
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Conte's attacked Salvini's "irresponsible" actions for setting this crisis in motion.
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His vigor, he says, comes from keeping his body in motion.
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But those deals were all in motion before last week's ruling.
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Instead, they kneel and study the physics of bodies in motion.
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"These are objects meant to be seen in motion," Perkinson said.
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The piece is actually never in motion except for that clip.
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Short of this, the referendum will set in motion Kurdish independence.
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Mr. Lowell's hiring was set in motion with Mr. Mueller's appointment.
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Fritts's resignation puts in motion a plan first unveiled last week.
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With the car in motion, Chance opened the door to escape.
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The Indian actor Aasif Mandvi seems to be constantly in motion.
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Some of the declines were set in motion under Mr. Obama.
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" Uber claims to "ignite opportunity by setting the world in motion.
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" Uber claims to "ignite opportunity by setting the world in motion.
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"You're with your friends; you see everything in motion," he said.
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The new forecast, he said, should set more planning in motion.
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An act of violence sets this kaleidoscopic début novel in motion.
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Think poetry in motion: 'How do I portray that visual image?
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No scooters were in motion during the taking of this selfie.
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They could rest, be in motion or land somewhere in between.
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Before I even fully realize it, my chair is in motion.
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He refused, setting the gears in motion for Tuesday's recall election.
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That's all the president needs to set the process in motion.
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That set things in motion for MTV to begin its search.
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That set in motion his impeachment on the grounds of perjury.
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There's a science to achieving your goals, and Isaac Newton's law of motion does a good job of summing it up: Objects that are at rest stay at rest, while objects in motion stay in motion.
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Once set in motion, the melting of the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets will stay in motion for a long period, meaning that waiting to cut emissions would lock in many more meters of sea level rise.
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Lee quips that "Newton's law of motion [is] at play," referring to the physical law that an object at rest will tend to remain at rest, while an object in motion will tend to remain in motion.
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Two years ago, a VICE News reporter helped set the Hillary Clinton email scandal in motion Two years ago, a VICE News reporter helped set the Hillary Clinton email scandal in motion It started out innocently enough.
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Princeton Identity's specializes in biometrics in motion, authenticating people while they move.
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The climate he set in motion and maintains is collaborative, not instructional.
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When the ground moves, it sets the pendulums in motion as well.
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The special session was set in motion this week when Democratic Gov.
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"Luckily, we have not set any investments in motion yet," Fuhrmann said.
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It set in motion the perpetual existence of injustice, hatred and conflict.
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And yet Hatoum's is constantly in motion, slowly spinning round and round.
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The drawings appear to be in motion when viewed through a mirror.
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As Harvey was making landfall, we put in motion critical donation programs.
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This set in motion the chain of events leading to Hastert's arrest.
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The euphoria that was in motion in the Trump rally has fizzled.
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Meanwhile she sketched everything she saw, especially people in motion or asleep.
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In motion capture you're using this to track where the subject is.
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The album bops and shimmers, always in motion, filled with cathartic glee.
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I think this is an example of working through that in motion.
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A level of Perchang in motion looks like a Rube Goldberg machine.
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Braver's camera is constantly in motion, even in scenes in small rooms.
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Click here to view original GIFThe excavator in motion, sped up 80X.
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Park employees were tasked with capturing images of the animals in motion.
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The 'conviction stage' needs to see results to be set in motion.
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In motion, the game looks like an interactive DreamWorks or Pixar movie.
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I have no sympathy for the people that set this in motion.
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Consider these possibilities carefully before you put the termination process in motion.
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Pai has already set in motion the process to repeal these regulations.
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It's as miraculous as observing the harmony of the spheres in motion.
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Without Paul to control the offense, they kept the ball in motion.
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Brian Sandoval (R), who set the deregulation push in motion years ago.
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When video arrived several years later, they imagined their journalism in motion.
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For his project "Ornitographies," Bou captured enormous flocks of birds in motion.
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It's hard to keep all the billiard balls in motion at once.
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You can already see the wheels in motion; Olenna Tyrell's blows landed.
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That set Marriott in motion, with a new offer disclosed on Monday.
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BROADLY: Being in motion all the time, where do you find stillness?
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Weed was the lubrication that helped get the creative gears in motion.
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Delaware put a plan in motion just days after the SCOTUS ruling.
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That set in motion events that caused Cohen's dramatic split with Trump.
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And it can even carry 10 times its weight while in motion.
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Elisabeth's psychic break is what sets the film's dense plot in motion.
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Instead, on April 9, 1694, a different fate was set in motion.
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We are having, as we've all said, this is something in motion.
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These are things that are in discussion and plans are in motion.
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Two critics reflect on changes set in motion by Ms. Waterbury's lawsuit.
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Data in motion and the cloud are much harder to deal with.
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He is perpetually in motion, flying around the world to preaching engagements.
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How much does he see from the future and set in motion?
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You could say that all of these programs are poetry in motion.
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Internally, TIAA executives had a name for this problem: Money in Motion.
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In ALL, the continuity of bodies in motion is mesmerizing, almost hypnotic.
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This move also set President Donald Trump's formal Senate trial in motion.
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But ultimately, the episode was set in motion elsewhere — on Wall Street.
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With each choice, you are helping to set uncontrollable forces in motion.
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Our success is the result of production set in motion years ago.
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"You can actually see the solar system in motion," an astronomer said.
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They were not blue-dot zombies in motion on a navigation system.
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In Iraq, a new strategy was set in motion to recapture Mosul.
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But plans are in motion, because nothing is going according to plan.
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Mozart himself may have been the one to set it in motion.
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It would take another day to get us back out in motion.
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He also found that people tend to speak at ease in motion.
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He is instead riding forces set in motion a half-century ago.
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The groundwork for Hudson Yards was set in motion in the 1980s.
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Completed under Obama, it set in motion EPA's regulations on greenhouse gases.
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It's easy, in most cases, to see a game in motion now.
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This curvature of spacetime by objects in motion is felt as gravity.
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I teach classes in motion graphics, 53D, and some foundational graphic design classes.
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So the police chief immediately put things in motion to fulfill her dream.
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A new trailer gives us our first look at Telltale's Gotham in motion.
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The world is constantly in motion—even if imperceptible to the human eye.
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He appears to be loading a magazine into the gun, and in motion.
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"I didn't want the job," she said, but everything was already in motion.
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Miquela is at least as plausible in motion as a modern videogame character.
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Fortunately, some members of Congress have already set the ball in motion. Rep.
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" Ritacca says the incident was set in motion when "the resident became violent.
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But the current flap only accelerates a process that was already in motion.
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If no plans are in motion, then let this serve as the catalyst.
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You can be successful, and at the same time a failure in motion.
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Night Sight is a poor fit for trying to capture anything in motion.
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It sounds wonderful, but the process to put it in motion was brutal.
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After their requests are denied, it often sets the deportation process in motion.
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There's no greater time than the present to set your plans in motion.
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I run every day just before work to set my brain in motion.
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But the discovery of the Cryptomaster behemoth was set in motion decades ago.
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The wheels for the tour were first put in motion in late April.
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The conflict in Syria has set a similar chain of events in motion.
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"Everything was already in motion for Casey by July 15," says the insider.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega-deals across industries.
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It was the Brooklyn-bound Q train that set their love in motion.
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The announcement sets in motion a high-stakes campaign to "fix" the deal.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega deals across industries.
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The little car was responsive and peppy, the poetry of driving in motion.
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We see him in front of an orchestra, full-body passion in motion.
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This set in motion the largest government power grab in our nation's history.
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It could also set in motion a series of mega deals across industries.
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When I entered my mother's apartment, she was in motion—a rare phenomenon.
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Essentially, the administration had no choice but to put the law in motion.
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Directions and trajectories are drawn, space becomes oriented and is set in motion.
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The current sequence of events was set in motion, roughly speaking, when Sen.
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Brown explains how the election set the wheels in motion for the strike.
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It really depends," Fauci said noting that the virus is "something in motion.
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And that fact is the spark that sets the final proof in motion.
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It is the beauty of that voice that sets the plot in motion.
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Rolls-Royce wheel hubs always display the RR logo upright, even in motion.
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In the wrong conditions, that tension can set in motion intensely destructive politics.
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"The coin chose Jennie, and it set the J names in motion," Mrs.
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It is the heady scent of bodies in motion on the dance floor.
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For example, Europe and Japan recently set in motion a mammoth trade deal.
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Note the slobber, which suggests jaws in motion, teeth ready to crush bone.
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But all Xi has is now, and the game is already in motion.
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They don't have a cathartic moment; grease keeps things lubricated and in motion.
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They look surprised in motion, seized from life, seeming to glow from within.
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It was her mother, too, who inadvertently set her political career in motion.
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Photography, of course, is a static art, and music exists only in motion.
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The sensation of stability and comfort will enable productive activity while in motion.
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How can we set this virtuous cycle of inclusion and democracy in motion?
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She looks young and joyful; her knobby knees — her girlhood — caught in motion.
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That's an indispensable service, even though "Rhythm in Motion" hasn't developed very much.
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It was a move — set in motion after a rocket attack on Dec.
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The signs of a rebound in factory activity may already be in motion.
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Passengers sometimes hop on and off while the train is still in motion.
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The dimmer will be available with or without a built-in motion detector.
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"Initiatives are in-motion, but progress is limited," wrote Jefferies analyst Jonathan Matuszewski.
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But little of the available research about knees in motion supports that idea.
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After two hours there, Hull 200 was back in motion, but headed west.
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Promotion in Motion, the maker of Welch's fruit snacks, has also been sued.
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It's the protagonist in motion and something waiting for him, patiently and calmly.
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All these videos were finalists of the 2019 Small World in Motion competition.
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It took some years, and a party, to set it all in motion.
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That is, if they're willing to change and set the wheels in motion.
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Thanks to Jennifer Scappettone for the conversation that set this review in motion.
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Trying to win one war, I had set in motion two new ones.
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The patent, applied for in September 2017 and published last week, is framed as a way to "address problems with vehicles in motion that may result in motion sickness for passengers" by replacing views of the real world with virtual environments.
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The awards will honor the year's best achievements in motion pictures, across 24 categories.
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"What I quite liked is that the audience is in motion," Mr. Brög said.
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He added that the vehicle was in motion when the tree's root system failed.
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If you want a chance of winning, you better get your backside in motion.
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After a round of emails with the guys we put the project in motion.
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Ironically, Research in Motion started to struggle around the same time my 7130e died.
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It's only when the Spectre Folio is in motion that you appreciate Wolf's enthusiasm.
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I think of running as active meditation — clearing my mind while being in motion.
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She sets in motion a new hack, demanding $5.9 million dollars from Evil Corp.
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Seeing Gravity Rush 2 in motion is enough to make you want to play.
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She scrambles to set her hastily prepared escape plan in motion before the party.
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But as someone who was constantly in motion, I couldn't sit around for long.
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Whether that plan is still in motion under the Trump administration is anyone's guess.
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It was this misstep by Mr Mugabe that set in motion his dramatic fall.
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Zillow Group CEO Spencer Rascoff stays in motion even while working at his desk.
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The researchers began by putting people in motion-capture suits to watch them dribble.
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The latest trial, set in motion by the health care defeat, remains fundamentally unresolved.
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Now that you've read about it, here's that graphic again, this time in motion.
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Patterson lined up wide right, went in motion left and blasted around left end.
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Moreover, Grandrieux frequently focuses on body parts, and often when they are in motion.
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Set in motion, he continues on his fatal course until his job is done.
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I'm really eager to put it all in motion, see how it works firsthand.
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The pieces show color in motion, paint unfurling in the water at different patterns.
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There is little question that Moscow's long reach set the Guatemalan case in motion.
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Localities and states that overtax and overregulate set in motion a self-feeding cycle.
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U.S. might set in motion a promising response to the anti-democracy wave in
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MONTCLAIR "In Motion: Movement in Art," featuring the work of 29 Studio Montclair members.
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If you can find a body part that's not in motion, let me know.
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He made that move about a year after setting Social Capital Hedosophia in motion.
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Also, Earth's water is always in motion which means their heights are constantly changing.
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But by voting, you set in motion other, less calculated influences on future turnout.
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The rapprochement was set in motion after Abiy in April became Ethiopia's prime minister.
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MONTCLAIR "In Motion: Movement in Art," featuring the work of 60993 Studio Montclair members.
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MONTCLAIR "In Motion: Movement in Art," featuring the work of 26 Studio Montclair members.
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All the wheels are now in motion, and no one is without a task.
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Harris caught a pass in motion from quarterback Tua Tagovailoa for the first down.
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Newton's Law suggests something will stay in motion until acted upon by another force.
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The research warns that many changes are already set in motion for the Arctic.
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It was difficult to set things in motion because everything was also highly politicized.
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They're already in motion and change simply needs to take place at this time.
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Without question, he has capitalized on what President Barack Obama set in motion. 20153.
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His forerunners' work was mostly static, he says, so he created forms in motion.
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Second is courage, which is required to set things in motion and move ahead.
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They finally settled on the New Jersey warehouse and put the plan in motion.
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The story is set in motion when Michael is slated for release from prison.
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Zuckerberg ultimately hired Feldman as a consultant, and the project was put in motion.
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The decision in Mr. Sterling's death was set in motion under the Obama administration.
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Because this is the logical conclusion to what the industrial revolution set in motion?
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Mr. Obama had set in motion plans to admit more than twice that number.
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They no longer wish to be governed by events, to set events in motion.
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She plays an Irishwoman whose boyfriend's death sets the chain of events in motion.
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At the same time, he senses a mechanical process, a huge machine in motion.
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A process will then be set in motion that restores the old, discredited system.
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An inexorable confrontation between the House and the president has been set in motion.
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A Trump-Kim summit would go a long way to set denuclearization in motion.
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" The ad read, in part: "Thirty years experience as an actress in motion pictures.
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Nef was disappointed, until she watched the video and saw her body in motion.
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I always felt I was actually watching that extraordinary brain of his in motion.
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An elliptical, deliberate slow boil, "Claire in Motion" is thicker with atmosphere than plot.
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Every year, Nikon hosts an awe-inspiring competition called The Small World in Motion.
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A trade deficit is supposed to set in motion forces that close the deficit.
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Every water has a right place to be, but that place is in motion.
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When set in motion and viewed from a certain angle, the image becomes clear.
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A state legislative hearing considered the issue, and a study was set in motion.
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Their timeline set in motion dynamics that now threaten to upend the nomination process.
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But I think, historically, in the time between those things being set in motion and us figuring out what had been set in motion, we were like, 'Man, it would have been nice if we could have shortened some of that time.
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They stay only about 30 minutes on average, according to Kittredge, not to make good time -- most of the racers are just hoping to finish -- but because of Newton's first law of motion: An object in motion tends to stay in motion.
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But once you see — and hear — the game in motion, it starts to make sense.
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You can watch the video below: Landthropologic, Earthworks In Motion from Paul Johnson on Vimeo.
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Pharrell Williams is a busy man these days, with an abundance of projects in motion.
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That's roughly the chain of events set in motion when you hit "checkout" at express.google.
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A postdoctoral student, Saad Bhamla, analyzed a whirligig in motion with a high-speed video.
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Surely, this will be the night that sets the rest of our lives in motion.
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But Migrations in Motion predicts a new kind of migration—one forced by climate change.
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Trump's biggest achievement as president so far was set in motion before he was elected.
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Many of those major events had been set in motion before Obama took office, though.
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The photograph in question shows Krauss's hand in motion in front of the woman's shoulder.
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An abnormally warm January and February in 2015 set the growing season in motion early.
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We got the ball in motion during that very first sit-down with the doctor.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: Well, listen our mission is igniting opportunity by setting the world in motion.
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In&motion is showing off what it's calling the world's first smart ski airbag vest.
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As the wind mellows, they again extend, capturing a larger volume of air in motion.
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His failure to retrieve those plans sets in motion the entire plot of Star Wars.
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But in a bad market like the one on Wednesday, all objects are in motion.
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Simply by setting a legislative process in motion, they have committed themselves to passing it.
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He took over just eight months ago, largely continuing policies set in motion by Yellen.
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The transformations he set in motion were incidental to his struggles, which remained irreducibly personal.
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While the previous Elantra had visual appeal, the new one is far better in motion.
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She also won the Golden Globe for best actress in motion picture, musical or comedy.
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The result is a game that looks incredibly like an animated film, especially in motion.
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" Among the coat's fans was "Moonlight" director Barry Jenkins, who called it "diplomacy in motion.
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They were then set in motion in a tub of water, with the candles lit.
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Fittingly, the novel's plot is set in motion by a #MeToo moment avant la lettre.
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Daenerys is on her way, she's got her ships, the whole thing is in motion.
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In 2432, two Canadian engineering students, Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin, formed Research in Motion.
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I'll tell you more about the plan and why it's been put in motion here.
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The UN does already have someone in place to set a policy shift in motion.
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And they need to be set in motion by some convenient family crisis and venue.
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I thought about canceling, but the wheels were in motion, the lesson was paid for.
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Under Sam Yates's direction, he is constantly in motion, utilizing the whole of the stage.
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It's kind of equivalent to performing an organ transplant on a patient who's in motion.
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There are plans in motion that could make below-ground apartments even more widely available.
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Imam Wahhaj said he contacted the authorities, setting in motion the raid on the compound.
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"An economy is an object in motion," said Rodney Jones, an economist specializing in China.
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In person, Mr. Boyega is built like a bullet and is seemingly always in motion.
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It is not so difficult to keep "running" (locomoting), once you are already in motion.
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Through the album, Mr. Albarn is a man on his own, lonely and in motion.
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Public servants who swore to protect the Constitution also set the impeachment process in motion.
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The court declined to do so last week, setting the civil suit back in motion.
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What protective impulses are in motion, such as fight, flight, freeze, appease, shutdown, or numb?
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RHYTHM IN MOTION Performed last Wednesday through Sunday at the Duke on 42nd Street, Manhattan.
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She sets in motion a "Know Your Rights" campaign, with field workers making phone calls.
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You will ensure that your plan is always in motion and you won't feel overwhelmed.
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"I'm still learning about licensing and products but the wheels are in motion," he said.
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After her husband goes missing, the title character in "Claire in Motion" takes sensible action.
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That vote set in motion a new, 60-day comment period, which ends in February.
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Lubricity refers to the ability of a fluid to reduce friction between surfaces in motion.
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When the decade began, this new world was already forming, the plot already in motion.
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He imagined a terrified Khrushchev, in awe of the events he had set in motion.
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The missions underway in Iraq and Syria were set in motion by President Barack Obama.
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The enforcement against right-wing accounts set in motion lots of hand-wringing about Twitter.
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Richard Neal (Massachusetts) has not yet set the wheels in motion on obtaining Trump's taxes.
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Because I felt there was no room to question what I'd already put in motion.
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It was also unclear on Sunday who put the plan in motion for this caravan.
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The moods that keep it in motion — languorous, horny, impatient, ecstatic — belong principally to Elio.
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Yingzi, which introduced its products commercially last year, uses video to capture them in motion.
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If that's not enough to satisfy the client, caterers can set the meal in motion.
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The objectivity with which she shows bodies in motion becomes both analytical and deeply stirring.
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That sets the wheels in motion for the Senate Banking Committee to schedule a hearing.
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That could set in motion a series of probes into any disclosures from the documents.
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The night that set the show in motion is by now weeks in the past.
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Mueller has set other probes in motion that have taken on lives of their own.
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These plaques subsequently set another process in motion, whereby tau forms tangles that destabilize brain cells.
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Some of the earliest photographic technology explored bodies in motion: those of humans, animals, and objects.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are enrolled in Motion through their employer, said a UnitedHealthcare spokesperson.
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This is an incredible time to be alive, exactly because of all the changes in motion.
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Paige Levin, CNN Digital Video associate producer: Varys definitely set something in motion before he died.
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"I realized we had exactly the same thing, in 3-D and in motion," he said.
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By the end of the day Tuesday, Bloomberg's team had a damage control plan in motion.
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The term doesn't appear in the whistleblower complaint that set the entire impeachment inquiry in motion.
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It has a 120Hz refresh rate, which allows for smooth in-motion visuals and seamless scrolling.
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I gasped the first time I saw one in motion, so creepy and hideous it was.
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It ordered an immediate fire sale, setting in motion the mechanism to take over the lender.
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An echocardiogram, an ultrasound of the heart in motion, showed that the organ was pumping normally.
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Then he shifted into the backfield to become a slot back, and went in motion left.
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Burnham connected Kik with Koko, setting in motion an entirely new direction for the young company.
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"The message: Our thoughts are powerful and can set action in motion," the lesson plan states.
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So that storyline was already set in motion by the time the Barb stuff came out.
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"The massive movement Greta has set in motion is a very important peace contribution," he added.
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"As a final, throwaway gesture, he put the wheels in motion to deactivate it," TechCrunch reported.
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Like you wouldn't ... by the way, it's very similar technology that you use in motion capture.
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And now there's finally footage of it in motion — or, at least, the test mule version.
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That due date set in motion all kinds of activity for our family and my business.
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It's best to see the game working in motion, though it'll spoil some of the puzzles.
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The first images feature Iman and Suboi, shot in motion, wearing the collab's brightly patterned duds.
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The worker then grabs onto the trunk of the car as the vehicle is in motion.
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Bloomberg reported back in 2017 that the wheels were in motion, but things have taken longer.
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Federico was moderate enough to be taken seriously and bold enough to set things in motion.
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The first, Hyperlapse, let's you take a timelapse while in motion, keeping everything smooth and stabilized.
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But federal prosecutors allege he spent several years preparing to set his deadly plan in motion.
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So what's going to be the catalyst that sets in motion a banking crisis in China?
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Data in motion refers to information while it is being transmitted from one device to another.
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The camera then zooms through Galileo's telescope as the music swells, revealing the moons in motion.
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LaFleur says it's likely that previous generations didn't understand what they had helped set in motion.
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Research in Motion, now known as Blackberry, had exactly this positioning with its popular Blackberry smartphones.
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Rule No. 1 for any interviewer: It's almost always better when your subject is in motion.
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The Clinton escapees had little chance of being discovered once they set their plan in motion.
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There are a lot of spinning plates, and Mbue balances them skillfully, keeping everything in motion.
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His intermittent journey, set in motion by civil war, included stops in Toronto, Florida and Missouri.
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That set in motion a coordinated attempt by faceless adversaries to destroy me personally and professionally.
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In "Calder: Hypermobility," the Whitney allows visitors to see the works as Calder intended—in motion.
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It was quite a triumph to see all 29 drawings in motion for the first time!
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The world of electronic music is always in motion, but 123 was a particularly busy year.
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I just had to pick my characters and set them in motion against a vivid background.
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So while that's in motion, try to cultivate strong relationships and build up an internal network.
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I got in touch with my realtor right away and we got the plans in motion.
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But a departing administration can also use a regulation's "in motion" status to its own advantage.
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That set in motion Shkreli being booted as CEO from Retrophin, according to the former chairman.
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Similarly, a Trump win would set in motion shifts that market analysts can only guess at.
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Republican and Democratic senators invoked a human-rights law to set in motion a U.S. investigation.
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We're told Karlie set the wheels in motion to donate the money to less fortunate seniors.
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"Black Bodies in Motion and in Pain:" Edwidge Danticat on Jacob Lawrence's Migration Series. http://t.
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His face was constantly in motion, his expression changing in counterpoint to every twist and turn.
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Colorful sand adheres to the metal in patterns that evoke a gigantic Persian rug in motion.
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Crowds of families spread across the city's beaches, constantly in motion, but never decreasing in size.
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In motion, Stevens was much harder to defend in the lane than as a stationary target.
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The suspenseful, layered music can sound like migration in motion or a wisp of twisting smoke.
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We started in motion feeding the Soviets bad technology, bad computer technology, bad oil drilling technology.
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Justin Thomas, top, was one of those caught in motion on the first day of action.
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"The paradigm shift that we went through in 2016, it's still in motion," Mr. Caddell added.
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Turned out to be the timing belt, which blew while the car was running, in motion.
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Feedback loops would be set in motion that would transform the earth into an irradiated planet.
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And he has set in motion a tough new antiterrorism law, widely criticized by civil libertarians.
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This shared bill, presented by the Bang Group and Women in Motion, features three distinct works.
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Russell Markert's original choreography makes abstraction mesmerizingly beautiful as it puts the Euclidean space in motion.
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Ms. Stein officially requested the recount on Wednesday, setting in motion the process to begin Friday.
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For five years, "Rhythm in Motion" has been making a lonely, valiant argument for tap choreography.
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Upon seeing that interview, Musk would lash out on Twitter, setting the current debacle in motion.
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Age: 28Position: Midfielder"Poetry in motion" is how you would describe Kevin De Bruyne playing football.
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Flattened yet statuesque, these agile Amazons are frequently in motion, their poses simplified by strong colors.
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The observation revealed a planet-wide storm where clouds of iron and silicates stay in motion.
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The entire beach seemed to be in motion, tiny white conch shells skittering across the sand.
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Twitter's recent decision to get out of the political ad business altogether set this in motion.
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This sets a lot of water in motion, moving toward the coast of southern New England.
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Or it might succeed, setting in motion the needed momentum for a better health reform policy.
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Everywhere puzzles are set in motion for us to contemplate and parse, making our own meaning.
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Midweek is when the wheels come off whatever plans for cooking you set in motion today.
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Al-Shalan said that Khashoggi's killers had set in motion plans for the operation on Sept.
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Instead, take the time to set your day in motion in a positive and calm method.
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This set in motion a seven-year effort to devise a means of stabilizing the arch.
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But tragic events set in motion an evil that's beyond what they ever could have imagined.
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Incidentally, earlier this month Utah State University unveiled its first public demonstration of charging in motion.
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A regulatory change set in motion by GINA, this decision is still viewed by many as troublesome.
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Once Grigson read this, he set in motion a torturous Rube Goldberg machine that consumed our souls.
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One hundred sixty-six of these instances of looking down occurred while the vehicle was in motion.
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Spire also has built in motion tracking, so you also get credit for steps and general activity.
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Who set this thing in motion and where working for Mueller for a good period of time.
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"Despite the volume of money in motion, inheritors are being left in the dark," the report said.
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The researchers have called their tilt-based entry keyboard SWiM for short: aka 'Shape Writing in Motion'.
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The Argentine debt saga set in motion a series of changes to contracts governing sovereign bond issues.
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Or will it continue to produce principled challenges, the quests for alternatives that keep history in motion?
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He billed tai chi as "Meditation in Motion" and developed a huge following to his YMCA classes.
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That argument seems almost custom-designed to undermine the coal leasing reforms Obama has set in motion.
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She only set the formal impeachment process in motion once those members were comfortable with moving forward.
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This sets in motion chemical reactions that make it harder for the corals to build their exoskeletons.
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"I think what it will do is set in motion splits within the U.K. itself," Haass said.
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In doing so, it set in motion international coordination of tracking, research and response to the outbreak.
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When I work out, my body is observable in motion to the panopticon of the male gaze.
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Then she set her plan to end the lawsuit on her own terms in motion, she says.
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The troubles were set in motion by political conflict within the local ANC, says Ms de Haas.
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Whitney's Experiments in Motion Graphics was first published in 1968, 10 years after Vertigo first came out.
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A video blows up demonstrating a hilarious outcome all set in motion by seemingly inconsequential design decisions?
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Kyffhaeuserkreis is still waiting for its high-speed broadband three years after setting the wheels in motion.
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But in this more recent case the Earth didn't move enough to set those alarms in motion.
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It looks beautiful in motion, but the lack of skill required leaves you with an empty feeling.
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Now, they've produced the first video of Saya in motion at the CEATEC trade show in Japan.
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The Center has been working to get something like the scholarship in motion for a couple years.
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Africa needs hundreds more - male and female - to truly set in motion a STEM and research revolution.
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In some ways, the Trump presidency is the logical conclusion of forces set in motion by McConnell.
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I imagine the devil did not fully appreciate what he set in motion when designing the centipede.
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We see T'Challa jumping through the air, his costume materializing on his body while he's in motion.
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Now, it looks clear that plans to create its own original content have been set in motion.
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"[Climate change is] going to happen, it's already in motion," as is sea level rise, he acknowledged.
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" White didn't say who is filing the suit -- but says "the wheels are in motion on it.
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It was simply the natural next step of what Ailes had set in motion 20 years prior.
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To be fair, the dot-com era did set in motion the real promise of the internet.
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And now, they're finally giving her the Cecil B. DeMille Award for lifetime achievement in motion pictures.
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In&Motion, just like Cosmo Connected, aims to keep motorcycle riders, skiers, horse riders and bikers safe.
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In German, it's time to Himmel und Hölle in Bewegung setzen — put heaven and hell in motion.
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Supporters accuse European governments of failing to defend a process that they set in motion in 2013.
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This was Adam Smith's actual insight, this time put in motion in small apartments and sofa beds.
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Nearby, a man at a control board set the 66 moving spotlights in the ceiling in motion.
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The U.S. reportedly declined the offer, setting in motion the possibility of further retaliatory measures against Turkey.
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When the stars filmed the scene, they were just running toward six men in motion-capture suits.
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The FDA's proposed rule to reverse the claim sets in motion a 75-day public comment period.
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The Canadian telecom company was originally named Research in Motion and had tens of millions of customers.
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Hoping to build on the momentum set in motion by the New Yorker's stunning defeat of Rep.
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Nelson builds characters who are rich in spirit and soul and sets them in motion like tops.
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The 8mm film is severely disintegrating, at times resembling the peeling paint of a mosaic in motion.
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It comes in the midst of a generational political shift that was put in motion years ago.
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This could potentially set in motion a process for recovering and identifying the remains of the crew.
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You have an understanding of how an object in motion impacting a man's face or body looks.
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And seeing just a handful of them in motion makes the concept of an "exoplanet" less abstract.
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" –while dressed as a hall monitor in ANOES (1984) "No screaming while the bus is in motion.
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Nothing feels predetermined; everything is fluid and irregular, keeping your eyes in motion and your ears perked.
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Unraveling financial markets would then darken the economic outlook and set in motion an ominous political process.
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"Your mindset can set in motion a whole chain of thoughts and behaviors," Schmidt and Rosenberg write.
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"She (Sjostrom) is an incredible competitor, watching her swim is like poetry in motion," said Cate Campbell.
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The Trump administration agreed with the determination by the British government that set in motion the sanctions.
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The photographic image, whether still or in motion, is a truly pliable medium for artist Rollin Leonard.
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With the swoop of his pen, Trump set in motion the deconstruction of Obama-era environmental protections.
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His interest in motion design manifested itself after trying his hand at web design and flash animation.
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Everyone involved had something to hide — except, perhaps, the hapless hunters who set it all in motion.
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Emily: Yes, Roman's plan to destroy Vaulter is the one that Logan chooses to set in motion.
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What's unique about Ernie's work is that he elongates the figures and they are always in motion.
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The eventual downfall of his administration may have been set in motion by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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So, you control it in motion and at rest, both before it's transmitted and after it's transmitted.
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A "very cohesive" group of women came together, she said, all wanting to set something in motion.
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Immigration officials maintain that the plans for these raids were in motion long before Trump took office.
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In addition, automakers have paid a price for the trade battle that Mr. Trump set in motion.
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Rosie has been protesting since Dan first uttered the words that put this roadkill project in motion.
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The most minimal of cues here make it possible to recognize these ghosts as figures in motion.
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Or is it going to be forever changed, given the set of events he set in motion?
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Both people tested positive for the virus, setting in motion a broad public-health response, officials said.
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The university quickly set the disciplinary process in motion, scheduling the students' first hearing in early May.
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Frame: One that's strong, stable, and durable in build, yet smooth and fluid in motion is ideal.
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This exercise is vital because this impeachment process was not set in motion by the Democratic Party.
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This demand, issued without explanation, establishes the novel's beguiling, murky atmosphere and sets its plot in motion.
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Thursday brings "Rhythm in Motion," a showcase for over a dozen of today's most exciting tap artists.
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The delivery of the impeachment articles will set in motion several weeks of uncertainty for the Senate.
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The narrator of "Midnight Rider" is a fugitive in motion: broke and tired, chased by unnamed pursuers.
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That may lead to a binge, which brings on guilt, and sets the cycle in motion again.
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Their evidence has been fully vetted in the investigatory process and in motion practice before the court.
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NATIONAL DANCE INSTITUTE'S 'WORDS WITH WINGS' (Saturday) You could think of this performance as poetry in motion.
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The announcement later this week will set in motion the process of overturning the Obama-era plan.
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Barr has also clashed with Facebook over encrypted messages, which he called "data-in-motion" on Monday.
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And as we have done so, we unwittingly set in motion forces that have kept it going.
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These aren't movie musicals, at least not in the conventional sense; they're movies about bodies in motion.
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Modifying faces in motion is something we've all come to associate with "deepfakes" and other nefarious applications.
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Chuck Schumer , the Senate Minority Leader, immediately endorsed Franken's request, and the process was set in motion.
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But I set a change in motion that night, by telling that one person: This is me.
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We can ill-afford to set in motion a vicious cycle again, especially in today's globalized marketplace.
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The move sets in motion a process that will probably move to a trial in the Senate.
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"It would be very important that we have this brief image of Proust in motion," he said.
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Yes, he carries significant weight in this department and can help put the President's ideas in motion.
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A video backdrop, designed by Jim Findlay, showed landscapes, urban and rural, seen from trains in motion.
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It's the same song Jackson sees Ally perform at a drag club, setting their story in motion.
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When viewed in motion, Sanchez moves slowly, haltingly, relying on his arms to propel his body forward.
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I didn't realize how sexy this was going to be until I got the characters in motion.
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The move sets in motion the process for the CDU to settle on and prepare Merkel's successor.
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The boy does not seem to be interacting with the graveyard or with the riders in motion.
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Almost seven years ago, Comcast set in motion its ultimately successful $30 billion takeover of NBC Universal.
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Today's Terraform, a surreal and stirring portrait of such a world in motion, does exactly that. Enjoy.
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Elsewhere, the state government set in motion a broader plan to evacuate more than 1 million people.
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Before leaving office, the Obama administration set in motion plans to implement the rule in July 2017.
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I've done everything I can, but forces are already in motion which will seal my political fate.
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Being in motion also "protects" people from having social cooperative human interaction with others in the Commons.
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So when we saw Steph in NYC Thursday, we had to ask if plans were in motion.
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You can see that ethos in motion, as people sweat and dance during Nekra's Decolonise Fest set.
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The Senate put in motion the first repeal step on Tuesday, the first day of the new Congress.
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"Don't let pregnancy become an excuse to just skip it," the creator of AKT in Motion tells PEOPLE.
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This serves as something of a catalyst for the events already set in motion by the grandmother's death.
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Still, American journalists did not at first fathom the machinery of genocide set in motion by Hitler's executioners.
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We've seen plenty of photos, but this trailer is our first actual look at the movie in motion.
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This was especially noticeable during runs, as it's a little more challenging to press them while in motion.
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You can click the key fob again while the rear lift gate is in motion to stop it.
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This too was more or less known, but this is the first anyone has seen it in motion.
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We&aposre both in motion, but Mars has farther to go to make it all the way around.
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Whether all of this combined could put in motion Pruitt's metaphorical defenestration from the federal government is unclear.
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"(Garner) was a ticking time bomb and set these facts in motion by resisting arrest," the attorney said.
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BlackBerry—back when the company was called Research in Motion—was a mobile powerhouse in the early 2000s.
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Although they are constantly in motion, either stretching or kicking a ball around, their athleticism is not titillating.
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He spun the plot against Lord Aryn that put the whole story of Game of Thrones in motion.
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It gets even harder when you factor in motion controls that — during my brief experience — felt frustratingly imprecise.
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Unfortunately, this (literal) poetry in motion hasn't survived, and nothing remains of these vivid creations beyond the sketches.
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These initial infections are particularly telling because they were directly chosen by whoever set the malware in motion.
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He set in motion a split in Christianity that would forever change not just Germany, but the world.
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The new games will probably be more impressive in motion than in screenshots due to CPU-focused upgrades.
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And still several more bills are in motion this session, including in Connecticut, Kentucky, Maryland, and New Jersey.
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Drink milk enriched with Vitamin D. Sex or masturbation is surely necessary; gotta keep the fluids in motion.
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OK, yes, it still remind me of 90s-era Newground Flash games, but it absolutely works in motion.
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" The song makes nods to the 80s in its production, though not as explicitly as "Partners in Motion.
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And yes, they showed they could control the car remotely, whether the car was parked or in motion.
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It can even let you know if it's been tampered with, presumably through a built-in motion sensor.
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A growing belief that political and financial wrongs yield no political penalty sets in motion a vicious circle.
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One eclipse is enough to set these shifts in motion, but lucky us — we got three this summer.
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Good jeans you never think about — they become a part of your body and keep everything in motion.
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So let's assume Hiram's visit set in motion some devilish grand scheme, and that painting is probably involved.
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Recode spotted a couple of A16z job vacancies that seem to confirm that the wheels are in motion.
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The result is a kind of "moving photo" effect where only parts of the image are in motion.
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The Buesching mastodon is being displayed as if it is in motion, complete with track marks trailing it.
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Watching the asadora in motion is a calming, zen-like experience rarely seen in this usually macho environment.
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In the days after she filed the lawsuit, she set the wheels in motion to change her name.
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The limited frame rates, sub-HD graphics, and lag in motion tracking will leave some users feeling queasy.
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In fact, the Trump administration has already set the plan in motion by expanding association health plans (AHPs).
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My mother was constantly in motion, always doing something that needed to get done, yet never catching up.
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A criminal complaint reveals that the case against Kent was set in motion more than two years ago.
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The budget debate sets in motion another fight over spending levels and funding the government later this fall.
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The Academy has responded by setting in motion a process to broaden the diversity of its voting members.
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It sagged back to just under $22015 though a sell-off in bond markets remained firmly in motion.
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Suddenly content was in in motion and content management needed to shift to protecting content on the move.
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Perez said one of the first strategic acts he put in motion was a program called Resistance Summer.
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The BFG shows it's possible for a film to feel completely inert, even if it's constantly in motion.
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This latest story is set in motion when a local magazine wants to feature Mama's home baking business.
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To view the Live Photo in motion, simply click on it with your mouse and keep pressing down.
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The whirr of the robots in motion gave the plant the feel of something out of science fiction.
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Everything has been launched and everything is in motion, so we really want to stick to that timeline.
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But no matter what Ford rolls out, it's still years—decades—behind more progressive ideas already in motion.
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That set in motion new elections within 90 days, but the government is challenging the move in court.
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This is diplomacy in motion, soft power wielded like a machete through the diligent, decisive act of dressing.
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Beijing was strongly opposed to that deployment, set in motion by Moon's predecessor, impeached President Park Geun-hye.
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For fans in Ashe Stadium, there was no roof in motion above and no drama on court below.
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Still, she said forces outside of government have been put in motion to help keep sign-ups going.
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With all that established, McCarthy goes on to demonstrate just what will set her trade's wheels in motion.
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The Seine River rose to its highest level since 1982, setting a variety of emergency plans in motion.
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Something about the body in motion limbers up the mind and suggests that it should get moving, too.
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These abstract patchworks are at once in motion and carefully puzzled together, seeming both topographical and tapestry-like.
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Thus is set in motion a sprawling story that finds its way to Hungary, Serbia, London and more.
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They're not just sketches on an Instagram feed, but bodies in motion, pitching, shooting baskets, running, punching, yelling.
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It was up to the government to set the wheels in motion, he told Reuters in an interview.
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Stalled plans get back in motion again, especially anything dealing with fitness, healthy eating, and our daily work.
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It monitors when a back door is opened and closed before and after the car is in motion.
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The officials are meeting through Tuesday attempting to get the June 12 summit in Singapore back in motion.
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Most car manufacturers disable features like Bluetooth pairing if the car is in motion, for safety purposes. 5.
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For all of the advances robots have made in motion, they still remain pretty clumsy compared with people.
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But an equal number were apprehensive, even alarmed, at the plunge toward independence the referendum set in motion.
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In March 2017, Britain became the first country to invoke Article 50, setting the exit process in motion.
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As a result, repealing the Act would set in motion a chain reaction of politically damaging tax hikes.
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The House inquiry is just one of many investigations set in motion by the two 737 Max crashes.
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A final appeal to the Supreme Court was denied last Thursday evening, setting in motion the ghoulish proceedings.
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To a significant extent, those difficulties are the product of policies and expectations leftist leaders set in motion.
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Some experts said the forces Mr. Trump had set in motion with Beijing would be hard to restrain.
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It sought to atone for past abuses, setting in motion a process to mark and protect indigenous territories.
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The SEC's lawsuit, filed in Manhattan federal court, caps a tumultuous two months set in motion on Aug.
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The stars, now obviously lights, we not in motion, they were not satellites and were not falling stars.
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When Spicer announced his resignation on July 21, 2017, Latimer and Urbahn assumed the plan was in motion.
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The move halts a process set in motion by Mr. Musk in a Twitter post on Aug. 0003.
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Sellars: You could feel all of that stuff moving through Reza's work — this incredible, repressive energy in motion.
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And what is dance if not fluid — in motion, in music, in the blend between physical and artistic?
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The Koch conservative machine has already been set in motion to thrive well beyond David and Charles' lifetimes.
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But the eventual downfall of his administration may have been set in motion by Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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Her father had been in the French Navy, and her childhood was spent in motion: Beirut, Salonika, Algiers.
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Yet some of the legislation she backed had long been in motion: A housing bill led by Sen.
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With that conversation, Mr. Benioff set in motion a transformation of the relationship between philanthropist and public education.
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Technology is emerging that can disable texting and social media on cellphones while the car is in motion.
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Klinger set a plan in motion to get the man himself to record a little video for Grover.
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"[The Origin] will spend most of its life in motion, working harder than your average car," Ammann said.
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On the stand this week, he lamented the chain of events that his tweets had set in motion.
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A long overdue thaw in American-Cuban relations, put in motion under President Barack Obama, was short-lived.
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The first of these, U.S.C. Hybrid High, was set in motion by the U.S.C. Rossier School of Education.
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What sets 2020 apart is that the president has set crises in motion that are potentially more dire.
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It improves stability because the rotors don't need to be constantly in motion, unlike a conventional tail rotor.
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The movement made waves in Silicon Valley and set in motion a sea change in the tech industry.
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Now that the animation was in motion, all he needed to do was get David to a theater.
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Forces are in motion all across Westeros, and two of them clashed in a big way this weekend.
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Indeed, that very chaos set in motion a horrible war, and 10 years of suffering for everyone involved.
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With the buzz and participation already generated, the song, "Futsal Shuffle 2020," arrives as if already in motion.
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Mr. Bentley helped set this process in motion, but he left office before he could see it through.
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The plunge in investing costs continues a long-running trend that Jack Bogle helped to put in motion.
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Ever since the June 230 referendum that set Brexit in motion, the Netherlands has looked on with alarm.
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Now he says he is setting the wheels in motion, starting with a phone conversation with Tim Cook.
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Instead, he sees it as a force that has accelerated trends that have been in motion since Watergate.
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So while he's set the process in motion, we still don't know where exactly it will end up.
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He set in motion, symbolically at that moment, an American narrative that was always going to be that.
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But while movement seems obvious, it's not practical to have a device that only works when you're in motion.
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The officials who set it in motion were only dimly aware that eliminating internal borders required strengthening external ones.
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Several different schemes have been set in motion to nominate someone else, anyone else, as the Republican presidential nominee.
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Finally, a tilting touch-panel LCD is good for framing up shots, both in motion and when shooting stills.
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It isn't a threat you can make but not mean -- doing so sets in motion a cycle of escalation.
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If you'll remember, this was the same letter that set in motion the demise of the entire Stark family.
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It is intended to set in motion a pluralist process to resolve our disputes and move the country forward.
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Everything is in motion all of the time, and it's hard for the eye to decide where to settle.
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Shattered egg shells littered the gallery floor and the wet yokes, still in motion, glittered beneath the gallery lights.
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This is the theory behind karma: for every action a person sets in motion, there is a corresponding reaction.
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But it nonetheless set in motion calls for a reckoning that led to the establishment of the special court.
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Once it spots movement, it can activate or deactivate power outlets and can set different Home scenes in motion.
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Events were first set in motion a few weeks ago when a mysterious alien rune appeared on the island.
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"We are the easiest to get discredited," Hayek told Variety at the Women In Motion panel over the weekend.
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Instead, you'll find success through a series of small, incremental decisions and actions that set your career in motion.
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Why If you thought maybe the dress would look better in motion, I have some bad news for you.
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"The report yesterday really set the wheels in motion that USDA recognizes there are some crop issues," Hoops said.
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You have your own absurd pass that had no business being caught that set in motion a ridiculous win.
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If it detects you've stopped concentrating while the car is in motion, it will gently come to a halt.
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" She added, "But I set a change in motion that night, by telling that one person: This is me.
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But as BuzzFeed reports, the process of removing the rifle was in motion long before what happened this week.
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On top of that, we now have a trade policy that has set in motion an import substitution process.
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It gives content, especially content in motion, a pleasant "cinematic" blur that's impossible to replicate with current VR headsets.
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Once Chloe's choices start putting events in motion, she has a lot of growing up to do very rapidly.
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Their product: Certain predictions about what we will do next, often set in motion using techniques of behavior modification.
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When Zeke told Jay the scheme to vote off Figgy, it set in motion a chain of Survivor telephone.
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In short, June's talk with Fred is not productive — but her talk with Serena actually sets things in motion.
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The exchanges also set in motion a process that put Salisbury at the centre of an escalating diplomatic row.
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Daydream-ready smartphones are required to have high refresh rates to mitigate latency, which can result in motion sickness.
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What if you've been one of the beneficiaries of the economic recovery set in motion by the Obama administration?
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And long after he left serious research behind, the research plan he set in motion is finally paying off.
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He's smiling and relaxed only when his body is in motion—preferably fixing something, building something, or killing something.
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Murray was one of the first people to respond to her, Griffin said, thus setting the SASCA in motion.
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The firm whose data mining operations helped set this whole thing in motion has been reeling from the attention.
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With the gears of Baby Jane officially in motion, Crawford and Davis pose together for contract-signing publicity photos.
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Those events will set in motion the Wall Street debut of one of Silicon Valley's most closely watched companies.
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He put in motion plans to move the American embassy there, though that process could take years to complete.
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This low level of activity starts the energizing process; seeing myself outside and in motion begins to seem possible.
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Morrison is not as much of hardliner as Dutton, the man who set the revolt against Turnbull in motion.
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He faced internal threats of labor strikes and external pressure from Washington about rumored communist subversion in motion pictures.
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Economists believe he is getting his wish, though the improvements in activity were in motion before he was elected.
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EDF approved the revised terms of the deal on Tuesday, setting the process for a formal agreement in motion.
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Last week, news of the upcoming Supreme Court case of transgender student Gavin Grimm set Yelp's wheels in motion.
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There you stand for a few anxious breaths, and then the song's breakdown drops and sets everything in motion.
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If it's not an official signing quite yet, the wheels are now very much in motion for a homecoming.
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But mounting evidence suggests that Afghans' mistrust for the nonprofit medical group might have set the tragedy in motion.
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He will either avoid the bad outcome that Pruitt put in motion or allow a major debacle to occur.
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And no doubt, what Sanders has set in motion is not going to curdle in Vermont after the convention.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina, though, says a Charlotte ordinance set in motion the law he signed last month.
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But like the train itself, once I'd set the thing in motion it was just too late to stop.
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It was only natural that the hunt's victims be found among those who set the original prophecy in motion.
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Companies like Deutsche Bank and BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion, however, have both had co-CEOs step down simultaneously.
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"As a final, throwaway gesture, he put the wheels in motion to deactivate it," writes Ingrid Lunden for TechCrunch.
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In 2008, shortly after the birth of smartphones, he started receiving more interest in Bones in Motion from investors.
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The findings strongly suggest that we are born to be in motion, with health consequences when we are not.
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The shape of the waves, combined with the contrasting colors, made her dress appear like it was in motion.
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That call would set in motion his recovery at MHS, who is now offering a $40,000 reward for information.
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Essebsi died aged 92 on Thursday, setting in motion a constitutional process toward selecting a new head of state.
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In the '90s the city birthed Research in Motion and its Blackberry platform, which briefly dominated the mobile industry.
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As a finalist, she appears on the Monk-in-Motion concert series, at the helm of her own band.
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David received a second conviction years later for ABH [actual bodily harm], and this set in motion deportation proceedings.
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A now corrected tweet by The New York Times seems to have set some of this speculation in motion.
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The original series focused on a dreamier state of mind, more wooded landscapes and bodies of water in motion.
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You're eager to get things in motion today, but too much rushing could prove very stressful at this time.
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In that moment she decides that she wants to make a change, but the wheels are already in motion.
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But for a costume designer, it's a chance to kick back, relax, and finally see her creations in motion.
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Many of these slow-moving Western companies risk being overrun by global business and economic trends already in motion.
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The injuries made a letdown that had begun to feel inevitable and already in motion into a cold fact.
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Standing in one place all day with only my upper body in motion, my knees were starting to hurt.
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The power of social identity suggests that such a dynamic could be difficult to stop once set in motion.
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The architects Diller Scofidio & Renfro designed the presentation, whose changing display methods almost seem to set it in motion.
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It is minute by minute judgments and even the right judgments can set in motion the wrong unintended consequences.
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But the big regulatory rollbacks he set in motion at the Environmental Protection Agency are still very much alive.
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But soon after the movie had its first screenings, the usual cycle of acclaim and backlash was in motion.
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But it was in Loeb's second term that he set in motion events that still stain the city's psyche.
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A 31-year-old turnaround expert from Chicago, Mr. Putzstuck always seems to be in motion, even when seated.
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But the season three premiere put a lot of other stuff in motion that I thought was potentially compelling.
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The court case that set the latest change in motion was brought by a German citizen born in 1989.
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"You sit down and have, maybe, a glass of Campari, and it sets the system in motion," Sother explains.
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The people talk fast, the music is loud and sometimes hectic, and everyone is in motion all the time.
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At 73, Mr. De Shields was style and elegance in motion, like an ultracharismatic emissary from some higher plane.
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But there may be an even more elementary barrier in Congress to setting the impeachment train in motion: Democrats.
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The shift to a Republican-controlled House in 2010 set in motion a perpetual standoff between Obama and Congress.
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I don't know if my mom knew what she was setting in motion that long ago Sunday in June.
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The camera can rotate on its own for panoramas, and it can follow a subject in motion-tracking mode.
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Volkswagens lock out navigation input using the touch screen when the vehicle is in motion, while some Audis don't.
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And for all of you out there in motion pictures and television, don't stop doing what you are doing.
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"It's like you're the manager in charge, the boss, or the conductor guiding a symphony in motion," Weiland said.
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This creates the ineffable impression that time stands still while the performers are in motion, and it is glorious.
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We put our team in motion, and we got it from ideation to market in eight to 10 weeks.
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Happily, a chance encounter with Jeremy (George Sample III) and his cranky truck sets Ashley's monetary scheme in motion.
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Perhaps some desire to right Earth's path to destruction that was set in motion by Doctor Manhattan's very existence?
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Saddened, Mr. Harris reached out to Ms. Cunningham via text message, setting in motion the first of five prongs.
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Videos can't be played while in motion, and even those widgets won't update until the car is stopped, too.
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My secret to endurance was no secret at all, but a basic, if underrated, human impulse: staying in motion.
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It is also a story still in motion, with progress yet to unfold and many people still shut out.
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"Enhancing our software engineering capabilities is like replacing components on a high-speed train in motion," the letter stated.
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In June 2017, it was decided the vehicle would be "Mustang-inspired," a direction put in motion by Farley.
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In another session, students scrutinize John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo," a large painting that portrays a dancer in motion.
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She reminds us we are all yearning creatures, subject to forces set in motion long before we were born.
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Like General Mills, Promotion in Motion says it does not market its products as a substitute for fresh fruit.
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"If they are in motion from some distant land, when they arrive they will be allowed in," he said.
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But, there are those who are getting the gears in motion if a diplomatic solution is put in place.
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In 1998, Waterloo, Canada-based Research in Motion had reached out to Placek for help naming their new smartphone.
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And it was worrying enough to spur a government employee to file a complaint and set things in motion.
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Either way, it set in motion a chain of events that, while seemingly implausible only weeks earlier, changed history.
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And who better to put these uniforms in motion than a group of super-swift and hyper-flexible dancers?
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Ms. Bachelet also set in motion a process to reform the Pinochet-era Constitution and the private pension system.
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"Janniot loved cinema, and everyone and everything on the facade is in motion, like in a movie," she said.
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So when midday rolled around and her plan was ready to be set in motion, I was flying high.
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We are swept away by the musicality and emotion of bodies in motion, and we are meant to be.
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Barnes's neo-mannerist style is characterized by elongated figures with lean, sinewy muscles that accentuate his subjects in motion.
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The story, which unfolds primarily in motion comic-like cutscenes, matters only insofar as it sets up your next bloodbath.
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With their subjects often caught in motion, these images make the tightrope of life in the West Bank especially palpable.
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In many ways, forces were already in motion to make 2016 the biggest year of corporate and government hacks yet.
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Tracking down Audrey's ad led them to a family photo of the infant sisters, which set the reunion in motion.
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A tangible sense of process, of an agile mind in motion, is evident throughout The Mother of David and Goliath.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross, which will facilitate Sanchez's release, said on Thursday that protocols were in motion.
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President Donald Trump on Thursday set in motion his highly controversial plan to make American steel and aluminum great again.
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Erdogan, who set the changes in motion with a 2017 referendum, insists this will lead to greater stability and prosperity.
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It shouldn't take a huge death toll to get regulation in motion, but that's what tobacco — and now opioids — required.
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Even more startling was the subsequent allegation raised by police and prosecutors that Rachelle had set the slaying in motion.
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It is neither fitting nor acceptable that the best work in motion pictures be acknowledged in such a demeaning fashion.
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Then on Thursday, Carey Mulligan was met with multiple bizarre and sexist moments during The Kering Women in Motion Talk.
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One other wild idea is that the Centoventi's tailgate features a display that, when in motion, shows the Fiat logo.
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Jon Jones stopped throwing low line kicks at Alexander Gustafsson because Gustafsson was constantly in motion and circling the cage.
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By capturing images with both cameras at the same time, parallax differences can be observed even for objects in motion.
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In motion, it resembles a spirograph as the rings spin about, at least if you happen to be standing underneath.
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When Jobs first set the plans in motion back in 2011, he estimated the new headquarters would open in 2015.
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Because Kaiser, founder of AKT In Motion, is one of the most motivating, positive, brilliant minds in the fitness industry.
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Ahead of casino night, Hiram tipped his daughter off to Elio's scheme, so she set her own plot in motion.
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A complaint by the DA to a British PR industry association set in motion Bell Pottinger's swift implosion in September.
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That single rose set in motion a series of events that suddenly made race a thing in the Bachelor universe.
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Rough banners, some made from TSA tape, hang around her: an aura of travels past while she stays in motion.
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"It's elegant and beautiful to watch in motion," CSAIL's Daniela Rus, a co-author of the paper, tells The Verge.
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It's a futile endeavor, of course, as I know very well from the times I've been in supercars in motion.
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For one thing there's the whole exploding problem that has set in motion a scramble to better regulate the market.
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Mercury won't enter retrograde again until March 2018, so use January and February to set your great ambitions in motion.
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Now a program is in motion to help the ones who have escaped heal from the physical and mental scars.
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Good ideas, all - and they should be put in motion now, before the senior housing crisis is in full bloom.
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The coming purge was set in motion in 2015, when Assam's government announced a "National Register of Citizens," or NRC.
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Griffin's actions, which drew direct rebukes from Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, has set in motion a formal investigation.
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There are only two problems: he is completely unremarkable in still photographs, and he carries a faint inhumanity in motion.
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The trio placed their hands on the orb to formally open the center, and set a welcome film in motion.
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They are paintings that have been built up, rearranged, worked over, molded, and assembled, seemingly caught in motion — in transformation.
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The realities of taking on non-linear storytelling, particularly when that story is already in motion, are intimidating — and infinite.
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Markets sold off sharply Friday after poor German data set in motion a consensus that a global slowdown was imminent.
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The drugs were strong and I got a habit and a pattern was set in motion: clinic, hotel, clinic, hotel.
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But what really put the wheels in motion for this team was a call from KONI [shock absorbers] in September.
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These days, a label has the most impact if you've already got the wheels in motion before they've got involved.
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Comey has, in other words, set in motion the same chain of events that guided him during the Clinton investigation.
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Their first single off the record, "Hearts In Motion" puts into action some of the band's biggest work to date.
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Facebook and YouTube said they would block attempts to name the whistle-blower who set in motion the impeachment inquiry.
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The president himself set in motion the events that led to Mueller's appointment when he abruptly fired Comey last May.
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No matter what you call it, it's a great excuse to check out our solar system's epic dynamics in motion.
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As long as the car is in motion, he shrieks, and whenever the car stops he has to collect himself.
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My driver's modus operandi was to keep his CNG in motion no matter what, even in chock-a-block conditions.
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And it sends in motion a slew of hearings as administration officials head to Capitol Hill to defend the proposal.
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Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain signaled he might not trigger a clause setting in motion the exit before October.
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Officials blew the whistle while the play was in motion, ruling it an incomplete pass and therefore a dead ball.
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His serve — a 21st century tribute to the days when the serve ruled at Wimbledon — remains cruel beauty in motion.
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The Nature study supports earlier findings that warmer North Atlantic water temperatures may have set the Heinrich events in motion.
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With austere purity, she made the Bach-Webern score feel both like a drama of light and sculpture in motion.
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They discussed plans, already set in motion in London, for Hannah to write the first official Agatha Christie continuation novel.
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The measures have reignited a national debate over abortion rights and have set in motion a number of legal challenges.
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Even though there is so much more to do, you can already see the "excitement/indifference/concern" curve in motion.
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Heck, a violent, seemingly infinitely hot explosion is probably what set the whole universe in motion in the first place.
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UberPool and Lyft Line take it a step further, by measuring multiple riders and matching them with vehicles in motion.
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So he, his girlfriend and several other passengers, he said, walked between two cars while the train was in motion.
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Rebirth set in motion several fascinating, thoughtful stories about well-established characters like Wonder Woman, and introduced fresh, new heroes.
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Using gold leaf and burnt paper, Fadugba depicts Black swimmers at rest and in motion, individually and in synchronized groups.
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The minimal setup and real-time feedback, the researchers suggest, would be helpful in motion-capture scenarios and virtual reality.
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And building an archive hopefully of that lost romance of the automobile in motion and what it means to people.
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The thing that really sets Future Positive Capital in motion is the new wave of entrepreneurs we're seeing across Europe.
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Graham said one of the boats was "definitely moving" during the crash, though it's unclear whether both were in motion.
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The wheels were first set in motion last summer when Sandoval created something called the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee.
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If they succeed, they will set in motion an extraordinary dismantling of a major social program in the United States.
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Winning the award "certainly set a whole chain of events in motion in my life," she said in an email.
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As a Republican stratagem, it has set in motion a self-reinforcing cycle of restrictions, electoral success, and more restrictions.
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A medical examiner testified that the pressure on Mr. Garner's neck and chest set in motion a fatal asthma attack.
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So you're saying that you think that was an irresponsible journalism decision that sort of set in motion this frenzy?
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That set in motion a military intervention in Syria that ended just weeks ago with the collapse of ISIS' rule.
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If the North responds positively, it will set in motion the first official dialogue between the Koreas in two years.
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When I picture JEB — Joan E. Biren — she's in motion, journeying across America with her infamous "Dyke Show" in tow.
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"It isn't just about becoming speedier (efficient at staying in motion) or more agile (able to create change)," he says.
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The president's evolution toward a more conventional approach was dictated by events he helped set in motion, Mr. Cha said.
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But growth has also been unusually steady, set in motion by Mr. Obama's extraordinary economic interventions early in his presidency.
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He had to ignore Trump's suggestion that American officials set in motion the assassination of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad.
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White's manner is restless—a foot or a leg or an implement in his hand is nearly always in motion.
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How the tragic death of one son at the hands of the police set in motion the death of another.
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"Star Trek" helped set these cultural and financial dynamics in motion many years ago, but its rivals have surpassed it.
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The most affecting return, though, is Sheryl Lee as Laura Palmer, whose death set the series's original story in motion.
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With the Space Force already in motion -- and unpopular -- Trump needed a way to cut bait on the military parade.
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Yes, there was a freedom in motion-capturing K-2 because of the history of droids that had come before.
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"If they are in motion from some distant land, when they arrive they will be allowed in," Mr. Kelly said.
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While Alhaidari eventually agreed to the split, he contested custody of Zaina, setting in motion their legal fight this year.
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They are also effervescent and almost always in motion, flitting through wet, brushy cover as they loudly claim nesting territories.
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The collection's silhouettes, meanwhile, were oversize and enveloping, designed to move fluidly with a wearer who is constantly in motion.
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Mr. McConnell's maneuver will set in motion a series of critical votes expected to take place on Thursday and Friday.
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The rules resolution is not expected to include a built-in motion to dismiss, a break from the Clinton rules.
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Meanwhile, he continues to navigate the questions about whether President Donald Trump's decisions had set in motion the week's events.
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When an indigenous woman experiences the same brutality that sets the film in motion, it happens offscreen, demoting its importance.
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Trade policy is also constantly in motion as it evolves to incorporate a shifting economy and ever-changing political dynamics.
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Soon after, a family vacation to Vegas (of all places) put things with Neman — and his brand, Regime — in motion.
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Neomam's rending of the design has the look of a classic '60s style car and shows the propellers in motion.
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We look at Cunningham's dancers in motion and see birds on the shore or human gestures of love, joy, anger.
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But an engine has been set in motion which has been waiting for fuel for decades – one could say, centuries.
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The start of debate sets in motion a process that will probably move to a trial in the U.S. Senate.
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The members of the administration who set this initiative in motion may have thought it would make the country safer.
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That would set in motion a process that could lead to sanctions such as a suspension of Hungary's voting rights.
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When an indigenous woman experiences the same brutality that sets the film in motion, it happens offscreen, demoting its importance.
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Their threat to old ways of creating entertainment helped set in motion the recent mega-mergers in media and entertainment.
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In both he used drapery instead of tailoring, garments twisted and captured in motion, seemingly frozen in frenzied, balletic movement.
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For Benet, the shift from distributed systems to more centralized approaches set in motion changes that few could have predicted.
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The automakers conceded in their letter that they were seeking to solve a crisis that they helped set in motion.
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At Silver Lake, we look at all kinds of companies, including looking at BlackBerry ... It was Research in Motion, right?
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The investigation was set in motion by an interaction Mr. Marines had with a woman and her parents in June.
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The family is hounded by their own doubles because of long-forgotten events they did not personally set in motion.
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And in some cases, you don't need to show your ticket to an agent until the train's already in motion.
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Both forms of dance music are constantly in motion and looking towards the future, and have always embraced cultural dialogue.
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