You know in cartoons when characters jump in the air and then run in the air?
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"He tells us to put our hands in the air, we have our hands in the air," she said.
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He's jumping rope in the air on this massive rotating wheel and somehow he sustains himself in the air.
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Lieu served in the Air Force from 1995 to 1999 and has been in the Air Force Reserve since 2000.
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During the winter, when there's less humidity in the air, the moisture evaporates and the virus particles remain suspended in the air.
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Raymond was commissioned as an officer in the Air Force in 1984 and has held various roles in the Air Force's space enterprise.
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I used to just try to get the ball in the air because the first few years I couldn't get the ball in the air.
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The cape can cause turbulence in the air that allows her to slow down just enough to bank and make hard turns in the air.
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A dreamy vibe is in the air as Venus and Neptune oppose in the sky: romantic messages arrive, but some confusion is in the air, too.
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Everything that I do is up in the air, so it means that a lot of things he does are up in the air as well.
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"She's one of the best players in the air …" As Ellis continued, Lavelle contorted her face, disagreeing with her coach about her ability in the air.
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"When you want to represent 3D, there's always a problem of, when things are in the air, they can be in the air anywhere," Andrew explained.
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Our limbs dangled in the air trying to reach the rocks, but the only thing we could cling to was the wire suspending us in the air.
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Up In the Air Jacket, available at ADAY, $138I wore ADAY's Up in the Air jacket for the first time during my recent trip to Berlin, Germany.
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Lieu, who is an assistant whip for the Democratic Caucus, served on active duty in the air force and is a colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
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There's a whimsical energy in the air this morning, especially in your social life and your relationships—exciting feelings are in the air and things are flowing!
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The chorus of "In the Air," a single featuring Blocboy JB, could have easily been a straightforward ode to making it rain, but the sing-songy repetition of "So much money in the air / In the air-air" makes it fit for angsty teens to scream at crowded shows.
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"Future growth in the air transport sector will need to pay far more regard to the capacities of the infrastructure in the air and on the ground," Spohr said.
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That there would be non-negligible amounts of virus in the air does not surprise Linsey Marr, a researcher at Virginia Tech who studies the dynamics of viruses in the air.
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The power & strength in the air is so contagious.
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Spring is in the air — and in the stars!
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" — "Trump: Hamming it up, looking up in the air.
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" Zzzzt ," he said, rotating his hands in the air.
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That's still up in the air ... so stay tuned.
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I've watched more movies in the air than on the ground, gazed at stunning sunrises over the Arctic snows, done some of my best writing in the air, and have forged lifelong friendships.
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Some tossed paper planes in the air, symbolizing Telegram's logo.
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The acrid stink of charred rubber hung in the air.
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French fighter jets were already in the air, he said.
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The video site's future is up in the air again.
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Love is in the air — and around Hailey Baldwin's neck.
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Right now there's a lot of dust in the air.
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He grabbed a magazine and waved it in the air.
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Magic is in the air, but so is some nonsense.
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Lots of exciting ideas are in the air today, Aquarius.
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He clearly remembers how it hung thick in the air.
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While the machine is in the air, you start counting.
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Innovation is in the air in Cologne, Germany this week.
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There was something in the air about insane improbability yesterday.
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Ever wonder how drones actually stay up in the air?
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Higher altitudes can lead to planes disintegrating in the air.
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Nobody knows why he got so interested in the air.
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And now the drone will hopefully stay in the air.
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This was a saturated, deep indigo, up in the air.
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Smash a screen, and lead powder billows in the air.
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While in the air, Anias stopped breathing and turned blue.
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Also up in the air is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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The storm isn't in the air, it's inside of us.
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Carbon dioxide levels in the air have been rising rapidly.
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He loads it with birdshot to fire in the air.
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" He continued: "There's magic in the air with this campaign.
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Sansa's not content with leaving that up in the air.
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However, movement on those issues remains up in the air.
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And yes, so many details are up in the air.
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"Should I throw the pillows in the air?" she asked.
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But Queer Eye love is in the air this week.
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But much of the deal remains up in the air.
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She'll lift your daughter in the air with both arms.
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Guidance for early 2018 nevertheless remained up in the air.
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Exciting yet nervous energy is in the air this morning.
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All of those plans are currently up in the air.
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It's up in the air what Yang will do next.
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That, like Iraq's future, is still up in the air.
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It will still be up in the air in 2018.
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For almost a week, the offer hung in the air.
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"You can have Bastion transforming in the air," Goodman said.
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We'd say something's in the air, but, who we kidding?
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"Love is in the air," Alexis hashtagged the post's caption.
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The shirtless athlete excitedly raises his hands in the air.
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Rumours of a nuclear test still hang in the air.
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Romance is in the air, and you're feeling super creative.
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Dictators face less pressure to be abstemious in the air.
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Some of its details are still up in the air.
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But increasingly researchers are finding the chemicals in the air.
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The last two slots are really up in the air.
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But there seems to be a change in the air.
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It seems that good will is in the air lately.
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Love is in the air and it knows no boundaries.
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But that is not all that is in the air.
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There's an understanding, even a psychic, vibe in the air.
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Tension is in the air, and power struggles take place.
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The entire ordeal last nearly four hours in the air.
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We'll get it back in the air when it's safe.
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"Causey's in the air!" one of his company members screamed.
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There's tension in the air at home and at work.
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An arm unexpectedly rises in the air towards her mother.
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I gave up a lot of balls in the air.
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Cedric Leighton, a former intelligence officer in the Air Force.
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There is, reports Chloe Hooper, "no air in the air".
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Richard Moross spends a lot of time in the air.
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Arm in the air, pure elation all over his face.
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A sense of defiance and unity hangs in the air.
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At the 2018 Grammys, there was celebration in the air.
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There was an electricity in the air when Marvelous Mrs.
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Look, I was a police officer in the Air Force.
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There's a bit of 'enough is enough' in the air.
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So everything is up in the air at the minute.
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Romance is in the air and you're creatively inspired, Capricorn!
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India's plans for coal are currently up in the air.
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Why did you throw these things out in the air?
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The dust, like the anticipation, hung thick in the air.
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Normally stuff doesn't just hang in the air like this.
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Listen above and chuck a drink in the air, probably.
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How that will happen is still up in the air.
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Change is in the air, and people are seeking freedom.
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Y'all need to put some smell good in the air.
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There's just not a lot of excitement in the air.
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Boeing's 747 has just celebrated 50 years in the air.
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Is American exceptionalism dead in the air of Donald Trump?
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Romance is in the air whenever these two are around!
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Whom that might be is still up in the air.
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And yet, there is an ominous feeling in the air.
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There is an acrid whiff of 1914 in the air.
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As far as Sting's future -- it's up in the air.
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There's an attitude in the air, a refusal to settle.
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Cirque and Peter Pan been in the air for years!
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What Russia will do is still up in the air.
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Not that teams had more success in the air, either.
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But serving temperatures are kind of up in the air.
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And an hour later I was back in the air.
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The smell of popcorn and sawdust was in the air.
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He throws them in the air to catch them again.
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Number one how much air pollution is in the air.
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Big changes are in the air as Uranus shifts signs!
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The Christmas spirit is in the air at Kensington Palace!
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Tension is in the air, but things are getting accomplished!
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That's always been hanging around in the air for me.
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Curry throws his daughter in the air and she giggles.
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A faint smell of rotting corpses hung in the air.
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To launch it, you just throw it in the air.
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It was in the air when I was growing up.
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The balloons fly 20km in the air — that's the stratosphere.
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The other two board positions are up in the air.
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With AVs, there's a lot more up in the air.
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Gawker Media's fate is very much up in the air.
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Update: January 25 2016Many things are up in the air.
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It's 1,621 feet long and 279 feet in the air.
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It's officially wedding season, and love is in the air!
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How exactly they'll treat Compound is up in the air.
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Britain's referendum throws many political realities up in the air.
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His All Star game status was up in the air.
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A light breeze of change is now in the air.
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It came out while the plane was in the air.
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Romance is in the air, and you're feeling artistically inspired.
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Smoke still hangs thick in the air around their house.
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Studded cleats whipped dangerously in the air, aimed at flesh.
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Surprises are popping up and passion is in the air.
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The change that is in the air today is contagious.
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"I'll celebrate my fiftieth birthday in the air," she noted.
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On an airplane that flew six miles in the air.
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You can basically see the bullet dance in the air.
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The people around them threw their beers in the air.
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I was just trying to get something in the air.
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It can be even harder to do in the air.
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Up in the air Uber's pretty much conquered the roads.
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We can assume that role in the air as well.
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Not so much on the road — or in the air.
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There is panic in the air at the White House.
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There was such a wave of love in the air.
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"I felt something special in the air tonight," McNichols said.
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Underwater category winner: 'Up in the air' by Alexey Zozulya
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On tonight's Jane the Flirt, love is in the air.
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By that time the flames were up in the air.
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The faint smell of something burning hung in the air.
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Spring is in the air (despite all the rain today).
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Yet despite the apparent serenity, there's judgment in the air.
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Well, there's less oxygen in the air above 10,000 feet.
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Details of the visit, however, remain up in the air.
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There was a lot of sexual tension in the air.
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That night the smell of victory was in the air.
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There will also be a lazy energy in the air.
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Intense emotions are in the air, and changes are coming.
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I let this hang in the air for a moment.
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Giggle "Not guilty!" while waving your hands in the air.
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Keep things simple today because confusion is in the air.
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Do you think there's more weird shit in the air?
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The future of worker classification is up in the air.
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The future of investment is currently up in the air.
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Lots of conflicting vibes are in the air today, Aries.
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Romance is in the air, and you're feeling creatively inspired.
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At least there will still be buzzing in the air.
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A peculiar smell in the air, a cut of fermentation.
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But the good vibes did not linger in the air.
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I screamed and jumped about a foot in the air.
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Lucky vibes are in the air, and change is coming.
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Stress about having (or being) enough is in the air.
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They might even sometimes make little loops in the air.
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Similar concerns were in the air in 2009, when Mrs.
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He pumped his right fist in the air and smiled.
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Sometimes there's an unavoidable whiff of opportunism in the air.
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There was a palpable uncertainty in the air that day.
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Patrice drank hers standing, holding her saucer in the air.
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Which begs the question: Was there something in the air?
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Love is also in the air: You are beautiful, Philadelphia.
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Another seven government soldiers were injured in the air raid.
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My entire livelihood is up in the air right now.
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There's also that meeting space, 30 feet in the air.
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In the Air Max tree, it's a less popular one.
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But along with this, there's something else in the air.
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The Brexit process remains up in the air, and Mrs.
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Our silences were rich, our emotions swirling in the air.
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And you could almost feel the exhaustion in the air.
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The scent of freshly cut grass was in the air.
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There might be spirits in the air above the void.
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From 1963 to 1969, he served in the Air Force.
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With pointed wings, mergansers are equally adept in the air.
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A bug in the air that went for Trump's hair!
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Billions This week on "Billions," romance is in the air.
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Fists raised in the air were for strength and solidarity.
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My cousin and little brother were flying in the air.
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All of those things were initially up in the air.
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"Throw it in the air, sometimes it flies," he said.
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His arms are about to wheel helplessly in the air.
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He was singing and raising his arms in the air.
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The abbot flicked his fingers in the air and shrugged.
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"For me, it's still up in the air," he said.
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His time in the Air Force was marked with problems.
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A faint, slightly acrid odor still hung in the air.
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There was still a hint of honeysuckle in the air.
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He also pumped his fist in the air several times.
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Violence and danger shimmer in the air like that pollen.
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People seemed to just stick their hands in the air.
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There's a lot up in the air with this trial.
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A lot of this is still up in the air.
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But it's a much rarer experience in the air now.
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The protesters stormed in, pumping their fists in the air.
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Her father retired as a colonel in the Air Force.
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Feel a little bit of a chill in the air?
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"It's all up in the air right now," Bunker said.
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But change may be in the air in La Grave.
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Think about it: They're in the air for a while.
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A rigid atmosphere flows and rejection is in the air.
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Flynn's fate, meantime, remains very much up in the air.
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Since then, she's tried several other foods in the air.
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Have you been able to drink liquids in the air?
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"That kind of thing was in the air," she said.
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Were you terrified of twirling 40 feet in the air?
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Even while in the air, Trump kept up the attack.
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In all, 12 people were killed in the air strike.
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They're as textbook in the air as they are powerful.
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The drone can then get back in the air perhaps half an hour or so later, meaning the craft can actually be in the air for as much as six hours a day total.
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But Jake and I didn't have any plans; post-prom was up in the air for us, just as going to prom together in the first place was kind of up in the air.
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In the new documentary "Plastic in the Air," which premiered on Tuesday, Shribman highlights research demonstrating that plastic waste is not only choking out marine wildlife, it is also in the air we breathe.
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Some active duty airmen currently in the Air Force's already-existing Space Command will be assigned to the new branch but will remain in the Air Force for the time being, officials have said.
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Namely, multiplayer battles on land, in the air, and in space.
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Valentine's Day has passed, but there's still bromance in the air.
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Look at these guns, floating in the air, details on display.
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We didn't know how high in the air we were, either.
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It's already in the air with a live paid alpha program.
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He did standing dropkicks to opponents and hovered in the air.
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He came to Portland, Maine, with his fists in the air.
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Apparently, wherever Cats is filming, there is snow in the air.
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COHN: WE'VE GOT A LOT OF BALLS UP IN THE AIR.
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Volcanic eruptions put millions of tons of carbon in the air.
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This Senate confirmation process begins with partisan payback in the air.
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Kill them in the sea, on land and in the air.
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It's in our water, in our soil and in the air.
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In our house, music is definitely in the air and everywhere!
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Outright protectionism was muted, but the threat hangs in the air.
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There were no casualties in the air strikes or rocket launches.
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Remember: Mercury is retrograde, so things are up in the air.
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The goal is to have planes in the air by 2022.
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One even bothers to point a middle finger in the air.
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" Bell adds, "We've got a lot of tension in the air.
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" Collins' first divorce inspired him to write "In the Air Tonight.
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Change is in the air — and it's coming fast and furious!
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They do not typically raise a clenched fist in the air.
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The French election is completely up in the air right now.
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She had enlisted in the Air Force just three months earlier.
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Then one of my classmates thrust his hand in the air.
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I didn't get to drive or ride in the Air, unfortunately.
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All this is still up in the air, more or less.
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The moon was in the air at last week's Australia conference.
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Royal Brunei has programs to get more women in the air.
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But I thought it was baloney – just something in the air.
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But up and down the street, death remained in the air.
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That traps heat in the air, the water and the land.
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But that, as they say, is still up in the air.
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It shot up in the air resembling a celebratory touchdown pose.
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Love is in the air and RSO is on the speakers!
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His right hand is outstretched in the air toward the people.
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A week later, the situation was still up in the air.
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A smell of ash, dust, and death hangs in the air.
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Even more pedestrians stood behind them, smartphones raised in the air.
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Just make sure not to use it while in the air.
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Some features are up in the air, for instance save states.
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Dua Lipa was up in arms while up in the air.
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A chill is in the air, and nighttime is arriving earlier.
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But in the laboratories and factories, angst hangs in the air.
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But there is a whiff of anti-Americanism in the air.
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The steam rises after the test and cools in the air.
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My grandfather, father, and brother all served in the Air Force.
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Romance was in the air – and Blake Shelton definitely felt it.
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No sign of rice throwing, but love was in the air.
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Violence is inescapable, in the air or inside the characters' brains.
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But you aren't safe from the crowds in the air, either.
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And that's a question that is still up in the air.
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Of course, everything is up in the air through November 8.
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" It is this: "Stop throwing your goddamn phone in the air.
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So there's a lot of 'wait and see' in the air.
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The smell of durians and barbecued fish hangs in the air.
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It's springtime, which means pollen and love are in the air.
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LONDON — There's excitement in the air here in London on Thursday.
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The drone cannot be launched by tossing it in the air.
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But the quickening pace left nagging questions hanging in the air.
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Everyone knows tomato juice is so much better in the air!!!!
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Once we're in the air I watch Bohemian Rhapsody (yes, again).
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When these two planets connect, fairytale romance is in the air!
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Money is being made…but confusion is in the air, too.
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Tension is in the air, and great shifts are taking place.
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The smell was always in the air at this particular prison.
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Rudy Giuliani red-faced and stabbing his fingers in the air.
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Today is creative and inspiring, yet there's melancholy in the air.
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The thick, sharp scent of incense hangs heavy in the air.
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Romance is in the air; people are feeing open and optimistic.
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Yeah...I dropped 50 ounces from 5 feet in the air.
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"America's got talent!" he declares, juggling the lemons in the air.
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Other people, primarily in the Air Force, had a harder time.
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"Are there bad things in the air now?" he had asked.
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Gentle Venus opposes taskmaster Saturn, and rejection is in the air.
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"There is magic in the air with this campaign," Kasich said.
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A few House races in California remain up in the air.
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The driver quickly exits the video with hands in the air.
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Love is in the air, Part Two She's a Japanese princess.
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In 2013, she also opposed allowing cellphone use in the air.
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The group started waving their arms in the air and yelling.
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There is a fated feeling in the air during an eclipse.
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Trump said planes in the air could fly to their destinations.
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Olson: You can feel it in the air these days, man.
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Marvel's planned Inhumans movie seems to be up in the air.
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Cops swarmed the area on the ground and in the air.
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Armstrong showed his versatility in the air and on the ground.
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A fun, flirtatious, and lucky energy is in the air today.
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These lasers are designed to detect trace gases in the air.
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I think that's going to be left up in the air.
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Excitement is in the air today as Venus clashes with Mars.
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YouTube's familiar interface hangs suspended in the air around the screen.
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One could, perhaps, argue something similar in the Air France case.
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This isn't to say there wasn't something sinister in the air.
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And how will you get so many planes in the air?
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Her mother retired as a master sergeant in the Air Force.
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Right now there is a whiff of it in the air.
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The smoke of both collusion and obstruction is in the air.
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Boeing is planning for more gains in the air freight market.
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Kansas City, Missouri (CNN)Leo Morris served in the Air Force.
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In Tulsa, an unarmed man with his hands in the air?
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The answers, like a deep ball, are up in the air.
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Rest on your forearm with the other arm in the air.
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But collagen's efficacy is still pretty up in the air. Frustrated?
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Is it smart to keep space assets in the Air Force?
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Can you smell the greasepaint and seam tape in the air?
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The room was silent as Kalanick's insult hung in the air.
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Once we were in the air, it was time to relax.
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But Mr. Crutcher continued to keep his hands in the air.
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Alison Wong remembers playing in the air shaft with her siblings.
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If you levitate, are you aware of being in the air?
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People clambered on chairs and shot their hands in the air.
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It's something else — something in the air, and in the ground.
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Brady just walked away smiling with his hands in the air.
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"The actor threw his hands in the air and responded, "Everywhere!
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They were mobbed and thrown in the air by the crowd.
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Surveillance cameras would be deployed in the air above a city.
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Declan makes a dismissive gesture in the air with his hand.
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After independence from Belgium in 1960, hope was in the air.
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Love — and a lot of foul smells — is in the air.
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Sluggishness in the air cargo market drove the decision, Boeing said.
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A farm-y smell mixed with blood hangs in the air.
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As the investigation inches along, election fever is in the air.
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Her notes sparkled and then dissolved in the air around her.
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Some are even sensing the smell of impeachment in the air.
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The groom's stepfather retired as a colonel in the Air Force.
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"We're building the airplane while we're in the air," she says.
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Frustration is in the air, both at home and at work.
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We were in the air before anyone could make any noise.
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There's excitement and tipsiness in the air as the eating begins.
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Storm's plane was only in the air for about six minutes.
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There's a fun, social, generous, and romantic vibe in the air.
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He picks up the sand and flicks it in the air.
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There's an easygoing, generous, curious, and kind vibe in the air.
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There's no background and products seem to float in the air.
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She projected the image in the air in front of her.
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What's in the air can really affect how music affects you.
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There is a lot of tension in the air today, Pisces.
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Mars clashes with Neptune today and confusion is in the air.
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Rejection is in the air, and the mood is not affectionate.
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Spring was definitely in the air, even as early as February.
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Sure, there's murder in the air, but it's no big deal.
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You're especially creative today, and sexy vibes are in the air.
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Drama is in the air and secrets are coming to light.
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Mercury is retrograde, so things are up in the air, anyway.
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There remains a sense of uncertainty in the air in Poland.
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Soon enough, though, we pushed back and were in the air.
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The future of Mark Ruffalo's Hulk is up in the air.
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People hugged, and danced, and pumped their fists in the air.
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It was a gorgeous morning, clear sky, spring in the air.
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A crowd hoisted a huge stuffed teddy bear in the air.
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Leaves danced in the air, like ash from a batch furnace.
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He understood his body and where it was in the air.
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The aroma from bubbling broth-filled pots lingered in the air.
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Mr. Tillis served in the Air Force from 1951 to 1955.
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But it can linger in droplets on particles in the air.
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Behind him, a drummer lifts his arms joyously in the air.
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A smell of patchouli and alcohol lingered heavily in the air.
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"There's still plenty of smoke in the air and active fires."
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"Many Taliban fighters were killed in the air strike," said Naemi.
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The smell of a trade spat is back in the air.
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There's a pungent odor in the air—the smell of rot.
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" Throwing her arms in the air, Ms. Woodward said, "Blooming. Hopefully.
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"Secrets are the balls we keep in the air," Kristen says.
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They linger in the air we breathe and infuse the culture.
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Tonight, the Moon connects with Jupiter: Luck is in the air.
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A putrid smell hung in the air, and vultures circled overhead.
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Mr. Sherwen's sign was pointing a single finger in the air.
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Who will foot the bill is still up in the air.
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But there was definitely a sense of melancholy in the air.
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As her query hung in the air, so did the handbag.
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Violence is in the air, erupting spontaneously on disputed asphalt roads.
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The father died while his daughter was still in the air.
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That fresh smell in the air — when the garbage isn't out.
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Like many plans right now, his are up in the air.
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Change is in the air as Venus connects with unruly Uranus.
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The smell of a tax holiday is back in the air.
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Their hands are in the air, or on one another's shoulders.
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Now, Calhoun is trying to get them back in the air.
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What victory means for anyone, however, is up in the air.
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Others waved their hands in the air, eager to make observations.
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As a practical matter, planes in the air at 5 p.m.
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I remember a very real sense of excitement in the air.
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Dr. Gilani's father danced enthusiastically, his hands high in the air.
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Inside lies nothing but trouble: a mobile hangs in the air.
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The Senate's impeachment trial schedule is now up in the air
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I looked up and saw several female hands in the air.
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Pay equity is in the air now, and for good reason.
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The smell of a still smoldering Pentagon was in the air.
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Scents of catmint, aged roses and trees mingled in the air.
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Excitement, danger, and braggadocio hang in the air, all distinctly disembodied.
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His hands were in his pockets; hers were in the air.
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Mr. DeCarlo served in the Air Force from 20183 to 1983.
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It's spooky season, and creepy energy is indeed in the air!
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Up that would operate on the ground and in the air.
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"There is a lot of uncertainty in the air," Miller said.
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It's funny how certain things are in the air, almost unprovoked.
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What should you do when a thunderstorm is in the air?
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KN: That's up in the air right now ruining my life.
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There are webcams, satellites in space and planes in the air.
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The attendant turns to him, jabbing his finger in the air.
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Inside, the smell of disinfectant lingered in the air, Li said.
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The smell of gasoline and raw leaves hung in the air.
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He turned toward Warren and chopped his hand in the air.
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But we need to get the airplane back in the air.
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It's humans catching each other in the air with their hands.
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His brother, who was in the Air Force, was stationed there.
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Aerosols are the solid particles and liquid droplets in the air.
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Private equity is also highly invested in the air ambulance industry.
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The March 5 target date is also up in the air.
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It's Thursday night and July 6900th recess is in the air.
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Running a vacuum can also keep particles circulating in the air.
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That intangible energy in the environment, the charge in the air.
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I was looking for a pitch to hit in the air.
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The price sought by the government remains up in the air.
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In the air, one is offered a reprieve from geographical borders.
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There does not appear to be hazardous chemicals in the air.
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Just how that will happen is still up in the air.
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But it is there, you feel it, it's in the air.
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There was one further question hanging in the air this weekend.
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Now some market watchers are anticipating a change in the air.
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In the air, Captain Sultan seemed "very insecure," the report said.
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"Columbine!" the crowd replied, some pumping their fists in the air.
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And, of course, to hit the ball in the air more.
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Trey started destroying everything in sight, hurling objects in the air.
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Hashtags were thrown in the air like confetti: #indiastrikesback, #terroristanpakistan, #pakapologist.
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Scheduling difficulties are also in the air, so keep things flexible.
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Romance is in the air, and you're also feeling creatively energized!
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Everyone will be feeling brave, and spontaneity is in the air.
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We feel grounded today but there's magic in the air, too.
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Excitement is in the air, thanks to Uranus ending its retrograde.
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Passion is in the air as the moon clashes with Pluto.
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Plus, at least 10 House seats remain up in the air.
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Tension is in the air and you're ready to make changes.
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Cigarette smoke and the smell of alcohol hovers in the air.
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The Academy Awards are still very much up in the air.
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Liberty was, after all, in the air, even across the pond.
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Instead he invited a half-dozen of the most attractive SPI sales reps, former colleagues of Dawn Howe's at Jennifer's strip club in Savannah, and what happened up in the air stayed up in the air.
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The trick is wild ... Khan tosses a plastic bottle in the air, hits it just right so it stays spinning ... and then he keeps it in the air with punch after punch until he's bored with it.
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Whether the Trump administration will do so remains up in the air.
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There are soft smiles and a feeling of acceptance in the air.
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From 53,25 feet in the air, he called Smith with a proposal.
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Dust that kicked up from a previous ride hung in the air.
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When any of this will happen is also up in the air.
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A creative, imaginative, and even spiritual vibe will be in the air.
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Of course, what happens next with WFIRST is up in the air.
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Love is in the air and so are end-of-year getaways.
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But also lying on the ground with a leg in the air!
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Carbon dioxide concentrations in the air hit all-time highs in 2016.
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Afterward, it can linger in the air for up to two hours.
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" "Throw the pieces up in the air and see where they land.
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"Happiness is in the air," 32-year-old Isaac Cabrera Leon said.
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Planes already in the air were in no danger, the sources said.
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It shows May's car doing a 180-degree flip in the air.
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Instead, the booster survived after shooting 240,000 feet up in the air.
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I breathe the air of our time of what's in the air.
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Spring is barely in the air, but summer is already in season.
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Overall, IISS believes China is gaining significant ground in the air arena.
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You always felt he brought that magic fairy dust in the air.
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But his professional future isn't the only thing up in the air.
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He waves his discolored prosthetic arm in the air as he talks.
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So, tonight though, here in Singapore, there&aposs optimism in the air.
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"Make a fist," says Jerry Hayes, waving his own in the air.
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So there is something to creative thought that floats in the air.
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Tension is in the air early today, but excitement arrives later on.
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Once in the air, they wait until they're over the drop zone.
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No one can possibly just have something just hanging in the air.
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Don't let a little moisture in the air rain on your parade.
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Dust in the air suspended Marks the place where a story ended.
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Todd VanDerWerff: This finale leaves quite a few balls in the air.
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Sometimes they shoot in the air to scare us off our lands.
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Gust told them to raise a fist in the air, Zolper remembered.
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As for the Canadian citizens themselves, that's still up in the air.
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The anticipation over election results hung heavy in the air in Harare.
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Rogue texts and lines of code hang in the air like tinsel.
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Wave your hands in the air like you just don't care – literally.
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Spring is in the air and strikes are back, as are anniversaries.
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That all goes up in the air if Rosenstein soon loses it.
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He presses a button and puts his hands up in the air.
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Everything is still up in the air, and things are moving fast.
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Iggy had her arms up in the air, dancing four days later.
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Demonstrators started to retreat, but the mood in the air was changing.
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Once you're in the air, dump all your rockets on his head.
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Instead, it clings to particles in the air and crystalizes into snow.
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He had retired as a brigadier general in the Air National Guard.
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Whether or not he actually said that is up in the air.
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Taylor got stuck in the air in the middle of the song.
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Many in the Air Force are the only ones thinking about them.
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Birds are singing, music is swelling, true love is in the air!
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" Adds the actor: "There's opportunity in the air, which is really nice.
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Any client that puts me in the air, I'm pretty happy with.
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At festivals like Sundance, Cannes, and Toronto, change was in the air.
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With a couple of tweets, everything is up in the air again.
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Buckling up is the best way to stay safe in the air.
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It's admittedly cool to see someone magically modulate music in the air.
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It's up in the air if he'll be able to perform tonight.
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Holding planes in the air and making them fly farther wastes fuel.
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So, too, can a few whiffs of invisible gas in the air.
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Confusion and big feelings are in the air, so take things slow.
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Just remember that Mercury is retrograde, so confusion is in the air!
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Fragments of intense conversation hang, along with cigarette smoke, in the air.
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Love was in the air on Dancing with the Stars Tuesday evening.
|
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And when it hit me, I had my hands in the air.
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"I'm black!" she exclaims, with her hands raised triumphantly in the air.
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It's only September 1, but fall excitement is definitely in the air.
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It's Valentine's Day, which means love is very much in the air.
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Pricing and available are, naturally, still very much up in the air.
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But after that, the station's fate has been up in the air.
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The troops responded with warning shots in the air, the statement added.
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Wedding bells are in the air for Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney.
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There's a whimsical energy in the air during this new moon—enjoy!
|
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Love and sewage is in the air when riding the NYC subway.
|
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And we're remodeling it when the plane is up in the air.
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Captain America: Civil War has a lot of plates in the air.
|
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On Absolution, for instance, the track list was up in the air.
|
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That political "C word" — corruption — is hanging in the air these days.
|
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Forget blustery days: Wind raises the concentration of allergens in the air.
|
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Are they really going to be comfortable 30 stories in the air?
|
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Season 6's finale left practically a million balls in the air.
|
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Confusion is in the air today, but good vibes will still flow.
|
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"They've got the phones in the air to Shazam it," he says.
|
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Romance is in the air, but so is a tinge of nostalgia.
|
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You can just smell the pumpkin spice latte in the air. 2.
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Romance is in the air as Venus meets Neptune on April 10!
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I waved my cookie in the air, and they all came over.
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It's the hotel experience you always wanted, 2380,2380 feet in the air.
|
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Yet, unlike a year ago, there is no panic in the air.
|
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There are only two RC-135U aircraft in the Air Force inventory.
|
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Brook Leonard, commander of the 56th, said in the Air Force statement.
|
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It was tipped in the air and intercepted by Tech's Lamont Simmons.
|
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She's in the Army National Guard, he's in the Air National Guard.
|
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Excellent vibes are in the air between you and your crushes today.
|
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You could cut the anticipation in the air with a butter knife.
|
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"I used to fly and get thrown in the air," she said.
|
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The amount of time the competitors spend in the air is impressive.
|
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I love the energy and excitement in the air on game day!
|
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But that success leaves a key question in the air: 'What next?
|
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Bottom line: Concert's happening ... but ticket sales seem up in the air.
|
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You're in a celebratory mood, and romance is also in the air.
|
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Intense emotions are in the air and it's time for a change.
|
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The failure happened while the plane was 31,000 feet in the air.
|
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Bieber and company were spotted running and jumping in the air repeatedly.
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Big ideas are in the air, and you're in an impulsive mood!
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Excitement is in the air today as intriguing opportunities come your way.
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Big ideas are in the air, but don't take them seriously yet.
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Also, don't succumb to paranoid thoughts since exaggerations are in the air.
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Romance is in the air today, so reach out to a crush.
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"If a drone is in the air, we cannot fly," he said.
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There is just grass and a hum of terror in the air.
|
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He lifted the crutches his dad made for him in the air.
|
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But EU officials say planning is all still up in the air.
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And yet, there's that music in the air from a faraway place.
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One drew designs in the air with smoke from burning tree resin.
|
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On a happier note, love is in the air for several couples.
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Flybrix is a company dedicated to getting our Legos in the air.
|
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The alliance said it was investigating civilian deaths in the air strikes.
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He turned to the owner and lifted his palms in the air.
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Perry served in the Air Force prior to his career in politics.
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Would 19 Hours and 16 Minutes in the Air Make Me Crazy?
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The "Jupiter" Symphony lived up to its name, storming in the air.
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As well contaminating the land, microplastics have been detected in the air.
|
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Passion is in the air, but be sure to watch your temper!
|
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Valentine's Day is fast approaching, which means love is in the air.
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Sunday, Sydney time, after 19 hours and 16 minutes in the air.
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MaKenzie stood under a tree and swayed her arms in the air.
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Plans for a possible military parade are still up in the air.
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In the air Like going to the dentist, flying can cause anxiety.
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It carries the largest payload of any aircraft in the Air Force.
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" "Second, there are multiple players in the air defense space in KSA.
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It had been raining, and there was still mist in the air.
|
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But on this day, there was a nervous energy in the air.
|
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"No papers, no fear!" she chanted, pumping her fists in the air.
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He would see things in the air and he would catch them.
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Spectrum Photo Creatures in the Air Award: "Family disagreement" by Vlado Pirsa
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"It's kind of up in the air right now," Hice told Hill.
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"You can see and feel the electricity in the air," Gretzky said.
|
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In the air over Hodeidah, 20 parachutes speckle the barely-lit sky.
|
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There is desperation in the air around Trump, Nunes and their defenders.
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It always felt unnatural and lonely to be up in the air.
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His bullets don't work, inexplicably disappearing in the air when he fires.
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The final flight is in the air after departing at 11 a.m.
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All around him, gunmen fire their guns in the air in jubilation.
|
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The plane had only been in the air for about 10 minutes.
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Spring is in the air, which also means wedding season is nigh.
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Reynolds, in a cap and glasses, throws his hand in the air.
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In other words, future revenues are very much up in the air.
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"Hamzah, your chin is way up in the air," Hamood recalled saying.
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They threw their balloons in the air, stomped on them and danced.
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Anything in the 20–80 percent [range] is up in the air.
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Strong emotions are in the air, but practical matters are discussed, too.
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As for whether Bannon's "war" will succeed, that's up in the air.
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It is really interesting — everything is up in the air right now.
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The vibe is passionate—deep love and inspiration are in the air.
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The official had earlier said the plane was back in the air.
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Although Taurus is slower than molasses, there is electricity in the air.
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Big conversations are in the air today, but watch out for exaggerations.
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Easygoing energy flows in communication, and passion is in the air, Capricorn!
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Tricky energy is in the air today as Mars clashes with Neptune.
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He recovers and runs back on defense, one hand in the air.
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Drama is also in the air—but so is romance and creativity!
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It's definitely shot up on the walls, shot up in the air.
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His work fetishizes punishment and keeps showing people hanging in the air.
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While in the air, the plane is constantly collecting and transmitting data.
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There's an exciting energy in the air around love and creativity—enjoy!
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Today's vibe is unexpectedly romantic, and creative inspiration is in the air!
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Your intuition is especially sharp, and flirtatious energy is in the air.
|
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As things stand, Fury's fighting future is somewhat up in the air.
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We landed after about four hours and 30 minutes in the air.
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Here's what I thought after more than 19 hours in the air.
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Jeff Flake at 30,000 feet in the air on my way home.
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He pumped his right fist in the air as fans surrounded him.
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The boy looked, to him, like a fish suffocating in the air.
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The CRACUNS drone is at home under water or in the air.
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Should such assertions just hang in the air like a bad stench?
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This time, though, Rizzo punched a first-pitch fastball in the air.
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The question hangs in the air: Can art ever be morally neutral?
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The slightly sweet, cloying fragrance of rotting foliage hung in the air.
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"Wellness in the air, in many instances, is more democratic," she said.
|
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Spring is in the air, and Easter is just around the corner.
|
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So these athletes don't need to just get themselves in the air.
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Now it seems like trade deal optimism is back in the air.
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When that will be is a question that hangs in the air.
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Just wait for the Batsignal to go back up in the air.
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Hanging in the air, leading nowhere, it's emblematic of Fonseca's relentless ambiguity.
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And each time the question hangs in the air: But what about ... ?
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They closed their eyes when they sang, hands raised in the air.
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Things are very up in the air, so don't force things, Aries.
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"If it's in the air, it's like the air waves," he said.
|
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In the coastal capitals of capitalism, opportunity, suddenly, was in the air.
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Is love in the air or is that a personalized wedding perfume?
|
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Then, a crane operator carefully lifts the container up in the air.
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Now all that has been thrown up in the air by Trump.
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It's solid and meaty, yet seems to expand smokily in the air.
|
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The crowd thickened throughout the evening, with intense anticipation in the air.
|
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Thirty-thousand feet in the air, the airplane staff's resources were limited.
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A new creative project in forming, and romance is in the air.
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He's 25 now and he's been in the Air Force 22013 years.
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A little chip by Coutinho hovers in the air, pregnant with possibility.
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His preference is clear, but his future is up in the air.
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This elegant novel leaves a haunting scent of camphor in the air.
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Blair's contrived charisma hung in the air like a child star's burp.
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Daniel José Older reports: Fifty years ago, revolution was in the air.
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"I didn't know until we were in the air," said Carol Montgomery.
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The animal's distressed screeches continued as it dangled, suspended in the air.
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As the ball hung in the air, Joe Staley saw his opportunity.
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Think of the Cheshire Cat leaving eight separate smiles in the air.
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"In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins played in the locker room.
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I can't hear the other side; the phone's up in the air.
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"At 15,000 feet in the air, it's a scary moment for sure."
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There's a push-pull of dire prophesying and optimism in the air.
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My nose would be running black from the coal in the air.
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You can literally swipe in the air without even unlocking your phone.
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Passion is in the air as the moon clashes with sexy Venus.
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It shows exactly which greenhouse gases are in the air, and where.
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After what felt like a short wait, we were in the air.
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But just when that will happen is still up in the air.
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In regards to impeachment, however, things are still up in the air.
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Passengers can be seen evacuating JFK with their hands in the air.
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"These people were in the air with valid visas," Mr. Nadler said.
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Now the sidewalks have foot traffic, and optimism is in the air.
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"There was tremendous enthusiasm and electricity in the air," Mr. Vallone said.
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"Who doesn't want to fly in the air?" she asked Ebony magazine.
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Confusion is in the air and you're not sure what to believe.
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There would be great joy and shouting and firing in the air.
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The future of the first-year students is up in the air.
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Springtime sniffles are mostly the result of pollen in the air. Debatable.
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What foods have you like eaten up in the air so far?
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Was there a your least favorite food to eat in the air?
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" • "In the air there is a stench of never-ending manifold variety.
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But his pass floated in the air for what seemed an eternity.
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Even the best laid plans are kind of up in the air.
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The content of a possible final agreement is up in the air.
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Those glass sticks in the air are impressive but cold and unimaginative.
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Research on the idea, however, is very much up in the air.
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Mr. Mitton grabbed the deck and sprayed the cards in the air.
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Still, it's not just a problem in the Air Force and military.
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After the story went up, talk of impeachment was in the air.
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Or is it something else in the air, or in the earth?
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The future of Democratic foreign policy is genuinely up in the air.
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There is an easy and proactive yet gentle mood in the air.
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Intimacy is in the air tonight, when the Moon enters sensual Taurus.
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Head across the border and you'll find fewer pollutants in the air.
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How it will acquire those moments is still up in the air.
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Check in with your emotions; there's a tense vibe in the air.
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At this point, George's All-NBA chances are up in the air.
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In actually making immigration law, there's a lot up in the air.
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There's still a whiff of aromatic essential oils hanging in the air.
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It's approximately 75–90 minutes in the air to get to Amsterdam.
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And it's not just a problem in the Air Force and military.
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The question hung in the air just long enough to become awkward.
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"The arm strength, the ground that he covers, both on the ground and in the air — and at our ballpark, in the air is big, because it's down into the bullpen, it's over to the dugout," Melvin said.
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Throwing the ball in the air and catching it again might be challenging for a toddler, but throwing it exactly three feet in the air is an entirely different challenge, and that's what gives the Gameball its unique appeal.
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The tick-ticking of windmills pumping water is a metronome in the air.
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Mercury, the planet of communication, is retrograde, so misunderstandings are in the air.
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The future of Bella Thorne's Famous in Love is up in the air.
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Once you get up in the air, then you just hit cruise control.
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As the game reaches its climax, Yi flings her arms in the air.
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Reuters reporters in Riyadh heard several booms and saw smoke in the air.
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Spring is officially in the air and flowers aren't the only thing blooming.
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If your hand is in the air right now, you are not alone.
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Author of "Up in the Air" and columnist at "Harpers Magazine," Walter Kern.
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Tension is in the air and emotions can't be held in any longer.
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He chose to deliver a speech with Missouri still up in the air.
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But it was like it was in the air – happening before it happened.
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I repeated it — you can't retract something that was already in the air.
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Will the plane be back in the air before the end of 2019?
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How much of this money will we collect is up in the air.
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You don't have to stick your ass up in the air on Instagram.
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Put your hands in the air and put your hands on the car.
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The original Mavic Pro, by comparison, feels a bit jerky in the air.
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A lot of stuff was up in the air, as design leads changed.
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Some have their hands in the air, though I can't exactly tell why.
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Tension is in the air early on, and unexpected emotions arrive this evening.
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Passionate vibes are in the air, but so are jealousy, obsession, and manipulation.
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Even computers in bakeries aren't safe with all the flour in the air.
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Its footwork speaks in a quieter voice, with more flourishes in the air.
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It'd be about five feet in the air, with nothing blocking its path.
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The upcoming negotiations with the EU leave a lot up in the air.
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The plane was 1,20163 feet in the air at the time, police said.
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The Airbus A330 ended up being in the air for nearly two hours.
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It's 2020 and, well, there's still too much carbon dioxide in the air.
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Meanwhile Aquila, its internet drone, got in the air for the first time.
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When Nurmagomedov jabs he tends to lift his chin up in the air.
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"But there was definitely a sense of tension and awkwardness in the air."
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Rejection is in the air, so ask for that special favor another day.
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Fully 18,000 projects with recent or pending permits are up in the air.
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Thousands of nuclear missiles were already in the air or soon to be.
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Still, the question of the relevance of it all hung in the air.
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Nothing much is likely to happen soon, although ideas are in the air.
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Autumn is in the air at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's royal wedding!
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They were, like, throwing their baskets, they threw them up in the air.
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All around, ghostly images of snarling teeth and danger swirled in the air.
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Sure, we love that spicy, jack-o'-lantern-flavored scent in the air.
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How the show will address the drama, however, is up in the air.
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It's difficult not to catch an echo of Lord Elgin in the air.
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Studies have shown that foods taste different when you're up in the air.
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" Within the caucus, Jayapal said, "I think everything is up in the air.
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Trouble is in the air Investors get nervous — it's kind of their thing.
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"Oh yeah, a sword!" she proclaimed, while raising the sword in the air.
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Clinton, ever cryptic, then held a cup of iced tea in the air.
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Here's one more reason to throw your college mortar board in the air.
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In Ghana's Tema "free zone", the smell of cocoa is in the air.
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"They rose in the air forming a pyramid when they collided," she said.
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Though animated, the robo-pup can't jump in the air like Zuckerberg's Beast.
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Each represented a new and vibrant strand of the Modernism in the air.
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Which movies and actors will win is also largely up in the air.
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The current alters the particles in the air and creates a charged gas.
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Pricing, release date, and potential US availability are also up in the air.
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Shop Aqua fashion See Details It's time to jump up in the air.
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There is a whiff of change in the air, explained by two things.
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The background concentration of methane in the air is typically around 2000 ppm.
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In fact, there isn't even the slightest hint of crispness in the air.
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Her husband, a militant, was killed in the air strike that wounded her.
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The assailant grabbed the supermodel from behind and lifted her in the air.
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We might get ours by Tuesday, but it's still up in the air.
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Making gestures in the air could be Apple's new evolution of multi-touch.
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Staffs bounced in the air to the rhythm of his low end locomotive.
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An adventurous, light, bright energy will be in the air on March 20.
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I don't like to talk, let it float in the air and disappear.
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Some majorly expansive, dare we say optimistic vibes will be in the air.
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There are "limits to what can be accomplished in the air," Redmond warned.
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The police source said police also fired in the air the Hettipola area.
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All specifics were left up in the air, but obviously, we got excited.
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The photo showed Melissa smiling outside with her crutches raised in the air.
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Now, the future of Cameron and Brown's relationship is up in the air.
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What this means for Lyft's various partnerships is more up in the air.
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Peace, love and hope is in the air on this gorgeous fall day.
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Until actual votes are cast, he suggested, it's all up in the air.
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Weapons tests can fling radioactive detritus up to 50 miles in the air.
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Though romance is in the air now, it was almost a missed connection.
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That has led to fewer near collisions in the air and at sea.
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With her fate up in the air, Miller admits she's riddled with anxiety.
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" Björk ended her letter by stating there is a "change in the air.
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Since the 2016 election, however, there has been a change in the air.
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Turns out that its more popular in the air than on the ground.
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There's a smell of vindication, of "We told you so," in the air.
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Either way, something in the air is changing, and Congress is clapping back.
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The scent of fresh baked bread wafts in the air near the bakery.
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Several startups are racing to get next-generation supersonic prototypes in the air.
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In the court room, a grinning Odinga pumped his fist in the air.
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Walker's girlfriend testified he was shot while his hands were in the air.
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I love grabbing this drone and getting it in the air in seconds.
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Tear gas lingered in the air, forcing pedestrians to walk with faces covered.
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Important issues such as intellectual property theft are up in the air, though.
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Va.), Doug Jones (Ala.) and Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.) — remain up in the air.
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The NDAA is up in the air as the Senate debates health care.
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Some confusion is in the air, but powerful connections are formed this evening.
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It's that Prince was in the air, all the time, a constant presence.
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Venus opposes Saturn, creating a heavy energy today—rejection is in the air.
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To take off, you simply toss it in the air and stand back.
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This #flu season, make sure love is the only thing in the air.
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Espeut is a staff sergeant in the Air National Guard, the official said.
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Insecurity is in the air tonight, so save date night for another evening.
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If you're born on an airplane, is your nationality up in the air?
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Let go of the Hover Camera and it'll just float in the air.
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A flypast by the military made white and red smoke in the air.
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They're on fire, floating in the air literally throwing flaming swords at you.
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Raising them high in the air, they sang chants against the paramilitary group.
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Let the question sit in the air a second, allow it to settle.
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The timing for health care remains up in the air at the moment.
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But there are still wires in the ground and antennas in the air.
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It's safe to say that since November, dystopia has been in the air.
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Change is always in the air when Uranus is around… but don't worry.
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Romance will be in the air, and you will feel hugely creatively inspired.
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After four years, graduates are commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force.
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Passion is in the air and an exciting conversation takes place—have fun!
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Is love back in the air for Padma Lakshmi and ex Adam Dell?
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Ross didn't seem too worried throwing bills in the air the night before.
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Cheerleaders won't be tossed in the air at the Olympic Games just yet.
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"There's just nothing more visceral than a car in the air," he says.
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Here are 10 time-tested signals for when capitulation is in the air:
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There are still four senators whose votes are up in the air: Sens.
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She proceeded to butcher it effortlessly as hung in the air, dwarfing her.
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Its owners reckon that it could stay in the air for five days.
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Excitement is in the air as we approach the full moon in Aries.
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Schumer is standing behind her friend with her arms thrown in the air.
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At least four people were hurt in the air strike, health officials said.
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Both issues have left the fate of Lewis's show up in the air.
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No tops off, or hands in the air, they just don't do that.
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"He charged around trailing it in the air behind him," one source says.
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Instead, they'll be hanging in the air — just speak and get an answer.
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It's a highly productive day, Taurus, and helpful energy is in the air!
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Instead, I just made a circle in the air with my right hand.
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Israel is not going to wait until those missiles are in the air.
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The inimitable southwest fragrance of sweet burning pinyon pine wafted in the air.
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"I remember seeing Heather in the air and remember her eyes," Peterson said.
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Earlier this week, eruptions sent ash plume 10,000 feet up in the air.
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The couple's shared penthouse in Trump Tower would be up in the air.
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I spend a lot of time on the road — and in the air.
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Gently waving their tail from side to side while held in the air.
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You're very sensitive today about all these themes—changes are in the air.
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Aldaher wrote a paper about how he got this drone in the air.
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I wasn't hiding out in the air vents all those years, only sometimes.
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"It's all up in the air," says the FDP's young leader, Christian Lindner.
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The Cornhuskers gained 226 yards on the ground and 242 in the air.
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"There's no excitement in the air," he said, comparing this year to last.
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"What happened?" she called out with a laugh, her feet in the air.
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So what do we do with all the carbon that's in the air?
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Anything but this has become a widespread sentiment; irrationality is in the air.
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BREXIT UP IN THE AIR Labour swung behind an election earlier on Tuesday.
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But Andy is not just in the air, just watch his work rate.
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The smell of sewage wafted in the air and relatives mostly stayed away.
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Then, stand while keeping your raised leg in the air through the movement.
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The footage was captured for a new BBC series, Life in the Air.
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But the fate of several other monuments is still up in the air.
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He is also a veteran and a Colonel in the Air Force Reserves.
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And this year, I will fly, maybe, over 1,000 hours in the air.
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When a plane is in the air, they sometimes deal with unruly passengers.
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The legislative agenda after tax reform is very much up in the air.
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Other methods include waving a stick in the air or opening an umbrella.
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When they came up, Munchkin shot a fist in the air and shouted.
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There's a big fire and a lot of black smoke in the air.
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"Great to be in Singapore, excitement in the air," Trump tweeted Monday morning.
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The "No Lead in the Air Act of 2016," introduced by U.S. Rep.
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The fate of Chief of Staff John Kelly remains up in the air.
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Chunks of magma were being spewed 210 feet (26 meters) in the air.
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Wexner attended The Ohio State University and served in the Air National Guard.
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While in the Air Force, he flew in 21998 combat missions over Iraq.
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It all means, pot policy in the U.S. is up in the air.
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Formaldehyde has even been found at low levels in the air we breathe.
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One nuclear event was only detected after scientists observed radiation in the air.
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But there's already enough carbon in the air to raise temperatures considerably more.
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The moon also connects with power planet Pluto—passion is in the air!
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While his fist was in the air, though, some fans were still arriving.
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Warren said five other Islamic State fighters were killed in the air strike.
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It was as if Stern was a contagion in the air, a virus.
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A supportive energy is in the air as your imagination and creativity flow.
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Lots of discussion is in the air today, but making plans is tricky.
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He put a drone in the air whose footage revealed two large sharks.
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He was walking with his hands in the air, a symbol of surrender.
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The question dominated the summer, hanging in the air like a fetid stench.
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They're everywhere—in the air, in the food, in the water we drink.
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Searching for a feeling of home and connectedness is in the air today.
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Stuart seems to always have a dozen things in the air at once.
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One of the men pumped his hands in the air as Trump clapped.
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People flung their arms in the air like it was the Bhagwan himself.
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A powerful surge of creativity arrives this afternoon—passion is in the air!
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Flirty messages will be arriving soon, and creative inspiration is in the air.
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You're feeling very confident and excited today; good things are in the air!
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It's a dreamy day in your relationships, and romance is in the air.
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It's simply water vapor condensing in the air to make man-made clouds.
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He's throwing an arm up in the air over and over and over.
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What number James will pick with the Lakers is up in the air.
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And for klutziness, too — a spontaneous, impulsive energy will be in the air.
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There's a foul smell in the air, and it ain't the cow patties.
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But just then she began moving frantically, lifting her arms in the air.
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Surprising conversations come early on, but a supportive vibe is in the air.
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A disciplined energy is in the air, inspiring you to get work done.
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Rejection is in the air, and people are feeling angry— avoid confrontation today.
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Their hands interlock in the air, destabilizing both after landing on the hardwood.
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Today blooms with transformation—creativity is in the air, and things are happening!
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"Eureka," I yelled, jumping in the air and chasing after the Poké Ball.
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Don't make any firm commitments, because things are so up in the air.
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Excitement is in the air today, Gemini, and you're making some big plans.
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Nostalgia is in the air—swing by one of your old haunts, Libra.
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A difficult energy is in the air, so be gentle with yourself, Gemini.
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Things look fine in the palace, but clearly, revolution is in the air.
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Tension is in the air—but this can lead to plenty of creativity.
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Intensity will be in the air, and important information will come your way.
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A sensitive mood is in the air—be careful with your words, Aries.
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Kershaw threw his arms up in the air and embraced catcher Carlos Ruiz.
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So much still in the air, so little time to resolve it all.
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The groom's father was also a retired lieutenant colonel in the Air Force.
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"Lot of balls in the air," Minnesota manager Paul Molitor said of Colon.
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He was mumbling to himself, but his hands were raised in the air.
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The child was lifted away from her, his legs wiggling in the air.
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Does having so much art history in the air change the buying process?
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How can basic things be up in the air at this late date?
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Beams of sunlight streamed into a large room, illuminating dust in the air.
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The bomb is the largest non-nuclear device in the Air Force arsenal.
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Billions in funding for infrastructure, public housing and education are in the air.
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Some insecurity is in the air—get whatever's bothering you off your chest.
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Rodgers bombed it over 50 yards in the air and saved the day!
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Woods's tee shot hung high in the air, then rippled the water hazard.
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ABC News reports Bligh was a Vietnam veteran in the Air Force Reserve.
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At one point he threw her up in the air, and dropped her.
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Exactly what this means for those cases is still up in the air.
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Romance is in the air, and you're experiencing a massive burst of creativity.
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Up in the air, New Year's Eve turns into an elegant, existential riddle.
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He would kind of turn and shoot but not high in the air.
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"Beautiful music is in the air," a gospel chorus sang with dark hope.
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"You could smell the electricity in the air," Mr. Sanchez said on Friday.
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But there's always an audience eager to keep those spitballs in the air.
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Zahler just lets her racism hang in the air unanswered, which says plenty.
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The order had been prompted by the levels of benzene in the air.
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Can't we just celebrate for a moment that peace is in the air?
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"There's some pettiness and jealousy in the air," he told a shareholders meeting.
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And if you're jumping 1.6 meters, you're up in the air pretty high.
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"Constitution" best exemplified the idea of change that's in the air this year.
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The bride's father retired as a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve.
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But now that smartphones have achieved dominance, revolution is again in the air.
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"On that first date, there was electricity in the air," Ms. Reif said.
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ABC New reports Bligh was a Vietnam veteran in the Air Force Reserve.
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Two families reportedly found cameras in the air vents of their children's rooms.
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All the stuff we've all been thinking is out there, in the air.
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Soon afterward, many residents started complaining of strong chemical odors in the air.
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Some features of the Trump tax plan are still up in the air.
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Penske pumped his fist in the air several times after the Keselowski win.
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I could feel the reception in the air, could feel being alone again.
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A jet is designed to go up in the air and create lift.
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Yet the fate of the tax agency is still up in the air.
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